Engagment and Nuptials In Hartselle And Cadhead Pattillo Wedding
Bertie Lou Owen announces the engagement of her daughter Dorothy Jean to Sgt Joseph Henry Lorranz a U S Marine Corps The wedding is planned for July 1 to 9 In Hartelle Miss Rachel Catherine Pattillo became the bride of William Ray Cadenhead in a June 5 ceremony at the First Methodist Church Hartselle The service featured a magnolia satin gown and a colonial bouquet with white starlight roses The reception followed at the Pattillo home and the couple will reside in Tuscaloosa Alabama with travel to Mexico planned for their honeymoon.
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Lorenza Gement
Bertie Lou Owen
Dorothy Jean
Joseph Henry Loranza
U. S. Marine Corps
Cadenhead-Pattillons
Methodist CH
Hartselle
Methodist Arch
Racheltherine Pattillo
W. V. Pattillo
William Ray Cadead
J O Idenhead
Greenville
Mississippi
J. H. Chitwood
Birmingham
Ralph Pattillo
S. T. Rollo
Decatur
Rubinstein
Ava Maria
Bach-Gounod
Mascagini
Bizet
Jean Cox
University of the Alabama
Tuscaloosa
Elizabeth Barrett Browning
Liebe
Grieg
Malotte
Jane Crew
Jasper
Jessie Nell. Lee
Betty Kirby
Clarksdale
Mary Helen Donald
Quitman
Eugene Ridenour
Emporia
Kansas
Maid of Honor
J. R. Harland
Herbert Dean Smith
Earl Stroud
Willie Shouse
Nashville
Tennessee
Russell Terry
Greensboro
F. L. Aldridge
W. S. Crew
Lizzie Reed Penn
Nancy
Mexico
University Court Apartments
Alabama
Dorothy Jean Owen
Bertie’ Lou Owen
Joseph Henry Lorenzo
Charleston
South Carolina
Pattillo
Rachel Pattillo
William Ray Cadenhead
Cornelian, Court Hotel
Cadenhead
First Methodist Church
Lyons Hotel
Hubert Smith
Bridal party honored with dinners in Hartselle
Mrs. R W Summerford and Mrs Bob Mason hosted a June 5 dinner at the Summerford home in Hartselle for the Cad enhead Pattillo wedding party and out of town guests. A second Coca Cola party by Mrs S L Sherrill and Mrs Fred Bailey also celebrated the bride elect with flowers and a guest list including Mrs W V Pattillo and others.
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R. W. Summerford
Bob Mason
Summerford
Hartselle
Cadenhead-Pattillo
First Methodist Church
W. V. Pattillo
Ralph Pattillo
J. O. Cadenhead
Greenville
Mississippi
William Ray Cadenhead
Bobby Cadenhead
Starksville
J. R. Harland
J. H. Chitwood
Birmingham
Jean Cox
Tuscaloosa
Jane Crew
Jasper
Eugene Ridenour
Emporia
Kansas
Mary Helen Donald
Quitman
Betty Kirby
Clarksdale
Willie Shouse
Hubert Smith
Earl Stroud
Russell Terry
Greensboro
Pattil
China
C.T. Lee
L. E. Wooten
F. L. Aldridge
M. G. West
Jack Summerford
Woodrow Pugh
Carl Pattillo
Nancy Allen Pattillo
Ernest Greer
Lizzie Reed Penn
Harold Thornhill
Edward Summers
Macon Hardwick
Frank Stone
Decatur
Usc Aloosa
Fox Rumored Rabid Escapes After Town Sighting
In Moulton, a fox thought rabid was seen in the south end Thursday night. Pete Terry reported the animal near his home and a stick toss failed to deter it, which then disappeared despite hunts in nearby vacant lots. The same town records a baseball winning streak as Moulton defeats Falkville 8 to 2 and Hillsboro 7 to 4.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pete Terry
Mr. Terry
Moulton
Falkville
Hillsboro
Revival at Moulton Methodist Church Enters Fifth Day
The Moulton Methodist Church revival continues into its fifth day with Rev. Doyce Mitchell of Hartselle leading the service. Assisting pastors include Rev. George Rice of Decatur and Rev. S. W. Brooks of Florence. John Stewart, Hatton area farmer, recovers from a barn loft fall. Lincoln Counts and his wife visited Mt Hope relatives H E Weatherwax family. Arnold Jordan Jr. expected home Monday for summer with his parents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
John Stewart
Hatton
Lincoln Counts
Mt. Hope
H. E. Weatherwax
Arnold Jordan Jr
Mrs George S Bowles Dies in Los Angeles
Mrs George S Bowles, long time Decatur resident, died May 30 at her son Gordon Bowles home in Los Angeles. She had endured years of declining health. Surviving are daughter Florence Bowles Steels of Allentown PA and two sons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George S. Bowles
Decatur
Gordon Bowles
Los Angeles
Calif
Bowles
Florence Bowles Steels
Allentown
Hospital Reported Comfortable After Incident
Report notes a person resting comfortably at a local hospital. Law enforcement across Lawrence County highways arrested drivers without proper licenses last week.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lawrence
Bowles Family Noted Decatur Residents Remembered
Gordon and Albert Bowles of Los Angeles are recalled as longtime Decatur residents. The Bowles family, Grant Street locals and Central Baptist Church members, were well known among older Decatur residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Gordon
Albert Bowles
Los Angeles
Cal
Decatur
Bowles
Grant Street
Cenal Baptist Church
Cayenne Pepper Adds Fiery Kick to Dishes
A note highlights cayenne or red pepper as a versatile flavor booster for cheese souffle, salad dressing, cole slaw, and similar dishes. It emphasizes the pepper’s heat and bright profile as a pantry staple.
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Society
Euclid Williams
Euclid, Jr
Columbia
George Randolph
Joe
William
J. L. Randolph
C. J. Nelson
Jackson
Eleanor McDowell
Anniston
Charles Ed Howell
K .L. Rudolph
Athens
Edwin Frazier
Sam Wheat
H. R Leeman
D. D. Gibson
T. Morrison
Joplin
Missouri
W. S. Drew Jasper
Scottsboro
Mesdames Summerford and
Mason
C. I. Lee
Jessie Nell Lee
Perry Orr
Carlie Burkart
Hanceville
L. H. Hutson
A. L. Gordon
Arnold
Mississippi State College
Missene Wilkerson
W. G. Littrell
Harry Kennedy
Cris B. Hicks
Petroit
Wren
Harrison Thompson
South Mississippi
James Delanshaw
Alice Jo Young
Melba Richardson
University
J. B. Richardson
Edward Richardson
Paul Graham
Amon Osborn
Bankheads National Forest
1St Ave
2Nd St. E
Maples Appliance CO
Lee Street
Dave
Hl’s Department
Bank Street
Caddell Drug CO
Gay Gibson, JR
Trudy Hall, JR
June Fox
Justine McCarthy
Joxxe Kom
SAT
Moulton News
Fox
Loyd
Ike
Goidel
Charles Price
H. Ryan Appliances & Furniture
East Moulton St
Artemis
Petticoat
U.S
Tender
Daisy White
Rae
Rayon
Fayon Crepe
Nox
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