Local Society Notes Highlight June Meetings and Weddings
The First Region Federated Garden Clubs of Alabama plans its spring meeting June 6 in Hartselle at the First Christian Church with host clubs and leaders present. Westminster Presbyterian Women hold a business meeting, while other groups report on missions, Girl Scouts, and community efforts. marriages, engagements, and a formal tea are noted, including Wanda Ange and Norman Ange nuptials and Miss Kathleen Bell to Russell Proctor with receptions.
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Federated Garden Clubs of Alabama
Hartselle
East Main Street
French Craddock
L. H. Houston
Will
Walter Johnson
Ray Wright
Harry Richter
McClung
Johnson
Synodical of Mid-South
Maryville
Tennessee
Chenault
City Mission Board
F. Norman Anderton
Tutwiler Hotel
W. H. Proctor Jr
Audrey Hope Bell
Dee Cox
Ann Williams
Evelyn Bell
New Orleans
Miami
Miccel Howard's School For Girls
American of Auxiliary
Business and Professional Women’s Club
Mr. Proctor
University of Alabama
Wanted To Buy At Once Bedroom Suite
Classified note seeking a used modern bedroom suite in good condition. Contact by phone at 1754-M.
Personal notices of visits and travels across cities
David Judson from New York arrives for a short visit with Loyd Lively. Joan Stumpf of Chattanooga visits friends here this week. Loyd Lively leaves for a business trip to Greensboro. Marie Ryan, student at North Texas Agricultural College, returns home for the summer. Wallacia Morrison of Russellville visits cousin Marian Patterson. Carol Smith Jr. and Anne Smith attend the Episcopal Youth Camp at Oak Mountain near
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Loyd Lively Jr
Auburn
David Judson
New York City
N. Y
Loyd Lively
Marie Ryan
North Texas Agricultural College
Arlington
Texas
B. G
Carol Smith Jr
Anne Smith
Episcopal
Oak Mountain
Dorothy D ix and the price of love in a wary era
A syndicated essay urges women to see reality, quit waiting for miracles, and face life with practical resolve. It argues that philandering husbands ruin marriages but women should not let broken love wreck their lives, valuing dignity and independence over futile hopes.
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Willie
Social notes recount visits and arrivals in Birmingham area
The column lists residents and visitors including Mrs. Birmingham and Miss Smith staying several weeks, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Taylor in Birmingham, Mr. and Mrs. Cox Jr. visiting from Greensboro, NC at Monte Sano, Alice Smith at home for holidays, and multiple travels to Tyndall Field Florida, River Forest Illinois, and Tuscaloosa. It mentions weddings, hospital stays, and upcoming events with families including the Garnett and Vaughan households and others in Alabama and Georgia.
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Wiley R. Cox Jr
Greensboro
N. C
Rutledge S. Thomas
Monte Sano
Huntsville
Alice Smith
Alabama
Mrs
Carol Smith
Clifford Vaughan
Birmingham
Vaughan
Highland’s Baptist Hospital
Mr. Vaughan
Reunion of Wallace Family Celebrates Seventieth-Eighth Birthday
The W. L. Wallace family held a Deer Springs reunion on Sunday to mark Mr. Wallace's seventy eight birthday. Twelve children attended with numerous spouses and many relatives from Gadsden Falkville Danville Hartselle Decatur and Austinville joining the celebration.
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W. L. Wallace
Deer Springs
Tennis Sparkman
Billy
H. B. Wallace
Gadsden
Hugh Lindsey
Danville
E. Roberson
Tony
Neel
Bevie West
Falkville 2
E.G. Wallace
W. E. West
Hartselle
William Patterson
Lee Standrick
William Wallace
Bobby Gene Austin
Austinville
S. A
Markus Wallace
Delbert West
Falkville
Mildred Blackwood
Virginia Dotson
Travis Asherbranner
Danvile
Wallace
Graduation memories and hometown visits noted
The passage records members of the graduating class of Senior High School and mentions visitors from Huntsville including Mrs. W Wynne visiting her son and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Reeder Banks, and family. It also notes Mrs Alfred Hodgins and daughter Hazel leaving for Birmingham and Miss Lucille Russell’s planned Birmingham visit this week.
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Alfred Hodgins
Hazel
Birmingham
Lucille Russell
Chaffee Elwell Elected President Sees Atomic Age Opportunity
Mrs Helen Chaffee Elwell of East Hebron New Hampshire was elected president of the First Church of Christ Scientist in Boston on June 3. She described the atomic age as offering unparalleled opportunity for the Christian church.
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Boston
Helen Chaffee Elwell
C.S
East Hebron
N. H
First Church of Christ, Scientist
Christian Church
Eisenhower addresses 311 cadets at West Point
General of the Army Dwight D. Eisenhower spoke to 311 cadets at West Point. He discussed duty, leadership, and national defense during the address on graduation day.
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West Point
N. Y
Dwight D. Eisenhower
Plant soil needs calcium and phosphate for life
To maintain plant life soil must contain organic material including calcium and phosphate essential for growth and root function.
Notable States Military Academy Grad Urges Global Cooperation
A States Military Academy graduate calls for leadership in world cooperation, asserting that a true American soldier embodies international partnership and constructive diplomacy. The remark emphasizes duty beyond national borders and the role of military honor in global peace efforts.
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States Military Academy
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Westminster Presbyterian Women’s Auxiliary
W. C. McClung
Eugene Chenault
Tom Walton
Memorial Drive
Methodist
R. L. Penn
E. B. Hames
C. P. Parker
B. E. Sheats
D. S. Hurst
Central Methodist Church
J. H. Branum
Conrad Strickland
RE. B. McGahee
A. Z. Bailey
Seneca Springs
Band Mothers Club
Tonn
Pat Wright
Lois Town
Florence
Herforce
Friends of the Honoree
Wheeler Dam
Fisherman’s Paradise
B. G. Ryan
Martha Frances Kilgore
Ryan
Ange—Mcclendon
Polk McClendon
Wanda
Norman Ange
Angeles
California
Colonial Apartments
Garnett—Newlin
H. N. Peurifoy
Clio Lovin
Garnett-Newlin
Miss Lovin
Miss Garnett
Ernest D. Walker
Ruby Lois
James Herbert Knight
Hanceville
Austinville Church of Christ
Mrs. Peach
John Peach
B. H. Tanner
Moye
Moye’s
Goidel’s
Caddell Drug CO
Elizabeth Arden
Lucien Selong
Yardley
Marcelle
Tabu
Singer Sewing Center
2Nd Ave
Beauty Salon
E. Moulton
Robert E. Smith
Eveleen Smith
Betty
A&m
A & M Super Laundry
Lee Street
First Ave
Woodall
Woodall Bros
Decatur
Joan Stumpf
Chattanooga, Tenn
N.C
Wallacia Morrison
Russellville, Ala
Miss Marian * Atson
Loyd
Dorothy DIx
The
Bel) Syndicate
Carol
Miss Smith
Beanie
Mrs. Wilson Taylor
T.J. Jones
Billy Jones
Tyndall Field, Fla
Jervis Jones
J. C. Pirtle
Harold Kuehnert
John Harold
River Forest
Ill
L. W. Ellner
Maurice Jones
Virginia
Robert Jones
Atlanta, Ga
Homeolks
Jimmy Vaughan
Macon
Shealey
H. T. Gill
J. T. Jones
Bob Stephenson
Monteagle
Tenn
Frances Vaughan
Highland’s Baptist Hospial
John Witty Levin
Charlyne Garnett
Mary Gilchrist
Marie Garnett
Tuscaloosa
Carolyn Peurifoy
State Teachers College
J. A. Garnett
Alvin—S. Keys
Springfield, Ill
W._R. Smith
I. M. Eubanks
Eubanks
St. Vincent's Hospital
Evelyn Hunt Sanders
Newnan, Ga
F. &. Hunt. Sr
W. V. Wright
Miss Toonn
Don’s Floor Service
Don Williams
White Swan
Eisenhower
Bride’s Books
White Bibles
R. E. Lee
Ernie Pyre
Dugger
Hallmark Greeting Cards
ITV Park
Nuwar
Sam Hobbs
Dlo
Vine St
State National Bank
Weather Jase
Angel Food
Grant St
Foxcraft
Finley Island
G. C. McRae
McRae Motors
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