Parker Burt Wedding Unites Murray and Decatur Families
In Parker Burt nuptials at 1689 Overton Park Avenue Mrs Ruth Frances Parker of Murray Ky became the bride of Capt Robert M Burr U S Army son of Seneca Burr Decatur Ala The ceremony conducted by Rev J B Carpenter followed an organ procession with Lee James singing Love You and Lohengrin chords The bride wore a beige poiret twill suit with matching hat and carried bride roses and valley lilies Guests included Mr and Mrs Seneca B Burr Mr Joe Parker Miss Anna Martha Parker and Miss Alice Murray among others The couple plans a tour of the western coast before settling in San Francisco.
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J. B. Carpenter
Briggs
Tennessee College
Murfreesboro
Kentucky
Tennessee
Westain Burr
Ee ‘Delta. Teta
Burr
Albany-Decatur Women’s Clubs organized at Carnegie library
At a Carnegie library meeting the Albany Decatur Federation of Women’s Clubs was formed with Mrs. Louis A Neill presiding. A bylaws committee created regulations, and a monthly list of approved films will be published. The film board in Atlanta will review titles and urge theater managers to show approved pictures.
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Carnegie Library
Albany-Decatur
Atlanta
Engagement and Local Social Notes From Florence Alabama
Mrs. J. Fred Johnson announces the engagement of their daughter Marguerite to Oscar C. Hackworth of Florence with a wedding planned soon. The column lists guests visiting Hartsville and Twin Cities, travel from Port au Prince for Lieut Gill, and notes on weddings, hospital plans, and social events across nearby communities.
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J. Fred Johnson
Florence
Ala
Marguerite
Oscar C. Hackworth
Social notes of visits and guests in the area
Local residents are seen hosting and visiting relatives and friends. Guests include Mrs. Neill with Mrs. Brevard Jones, Mr and Mrs Lawrence Innis in Tyckles, Miss Mary Barry with Stanley Greene to Birmingham, and Mrs Ida Price traveling to Chattanooga after her brother Charles F Searcy’s death. Several Huntsville Birmingham and Tuscaloosa connections are listed with family visits and summer arrangements.
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Mary’ Barry
Stanley Greene
Birmingham
Mrs. Greene
Ida Price
Chattanooga
Charles F. Searcy
Alabama Federation News Faces Change in Leadership
The Alabama Federation announces new administration for the coming year led by Mrs. Ouis A. Neill of Albany as president and Mrs. Carroll Long of Selma as second vice president. Neill, a civic leader with Alabama roots, and Long, a longtime educator and club organizer, are joined by other officers including Mrs. Harry Rhett of Huntsville as recording secretary and Mrs. T. S. Herren of Anniston as corresponding secretary, with all details reflecting the federation’s gratitude to outgoing officers and member clubs.
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Federation
Ouis A. Neill
Albany
Neill
New England
Tennessee
New York
Alabama
Louis A. Neill
Louise
Wellesley
Mrs. Neill
Civic Club of
Andalusia
Com Genii
Carroll Long
Selma
Nelson
Goucher College
Council of Clubs For
Dallas County Art League
Mance
City Hospital Board
Se Mgm
Tuscaloosa
County Library Association
Prownell
Harry Rhett
Huntsville
T. 8. Herren
Anniston
Herren
Birmingham
Few
Yall
iq@ammiston
Wok
Adams
C. G. Adams
S. Adams
Personal notices mix of travel and events in Cullman area
A column of personal items lists local residents and guests. Ted Sheppard plans a Tuesday visit to relatives in Columbia Tennessee. J E McDermott will deliver a commencement address in Cullman and may stay with Mr. and Mrs. Arantz around June 15.
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Ted Sheppard
The
Daily
Columbia, Tenn
J. E. McDermott
Pensacola, Fla
Cullman School
Mery
John Arantz
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Seneca B. Burr
Decatur
Joe Parker
Anna Martha Parker
James K. Parker
Murray, Ky
Alice Murray
Jackpot, Tenn
Memphis News-Scimitar
Federated Clubs OF
Twin Cities
Bernard Bucheit
T. Z. Bucheit
John Andrew Caddell
Tommy Lee Beauchamp
Memphis
Tenn
Robert Burr
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W. H. Brigg
Overton Park
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Cal
We H. “Lewis and
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Iain Gibson
Paint Rock
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John Cochran
Montgomery
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Hartselle
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Gulfport
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Brevard Jones
Mrs. Lawrence Innis
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W. W. Garnett
Mooresville
Rogers and
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Rogers
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Red Smith
Tuscrmbin
Charles Hanley
James Elliott Peck
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J. H. Hill
Jamie Rowe
Falkville
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Helen Anderson
Frances Benson
Helen Harrison
Harry Falk
New Orleans
Emma Openhagen
H. H. Frasa
Dayton, Tenn
P. E. Cartwright
East Walnut Street
Alabama Federation News
Joseph Brevard Jones
Montgomery, Ala
J. Walter Black
Chas
Johnson
Mr. Johnson
Guy Drake
Haleyville
Tennessee Valley Bank
Julian Thomas
William Meckeel
William Singleton
William Price
Fred Keel
J. D. Sharp
Jackson, Tenn
J. B. Ore
Harper
Thonaben
Cedar Plains
We Court House
R. L. Sherrill of
Turner Livingston
Ed Stephenson
Danville
A. L. Malone
Spartanburg
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Hollis Leon
Judson Alumnae Association
Twin City Ambulance Company
Speake, Echols & Speake Bank Street
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