Miss Blackwell Weds Dr. Anderson in Pine Apple Alabama
Miss Mary Anne Blackwell wed Dr. William Roderick Anderson at Friendship Baptist Church in Pine Apple Alabama on Sunday June 2 at five o clock. The ceremony featured organ and violin music, choirs, and a lace gown with pearl accents. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Frances Jeter and best man Walter L. Anderson. A reception followed at the couple’s home and they plan to reside in Pine Apple at Memorial Clinic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Friendship Baptist Church
Pine Apple
Ala
Mary Anne Blackwell
William Roderick Anderson
Hutson Blackwell
Auburn
O. M. Blackwell
Decatur
Anderson
William B. Anderson
De-Funiak Springs
Florida
Elton LeRoy Johnson
Greenville
William H. Miller Jr
Carl Hale
Robert Glenn
Otis Williams
James William Christopher
Athens
Frances Jeter
Walter L. Anderson
Birmingham
Colin H. MacGuire
George Crane
Gene Braswer
Byron Hale
Phil Hutson
Lunch for Bride-Elect Shower Honors Miss Bettye Edgil
Mrs. H. B. White entertained with lunch and a shower for Miss Bettye Edgil bride elect of Richard Lee. Philippine lilies and gladioli adorned living and dining rooms. Brown and yellow tables held garden flower arrangements. Gifts were opened after lunch. honoree wore a blue and white polka dot skirt. Invitations extended to numerous local ladies and relations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. B. White
Bettye Edgil
Richard Lee
Mesdames
J. C. Howell
A. L. Burns
E. M. Frazier
Talmadge Barber
Waverly Loosier
William Armstrong
Quince Eddens
R. B. Freeman
Knox McRae
Horace Levin
Joe Elliott
Sam Reed
Newton Powell
Mary Jean Edgil
Tom Edgil
Richard A. Lee
Church Meetings Report Regular Session At Memorial Drive
Memorial Drive Methodist WSCS met for its regular business session led by president Mrs. Baker Sheats with opening prayer by Mrs. J M Philpot. Officers reported while Mrs. R D Clark shared about a Mission Institute in Hartselle and Mrs. Bob Holloman gave a devotion on Faith.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Memorial Drive
Methodist Wscs
Baker Sheats
J. M. Philpot
R. D. Clark
Mission Institute
Hartselle
Bob Holloman
Zettie Sheats
First Christian Circles Meet at Church and Homes
The Barnes Circle met Monday night at the First Christian Church with Mrs. Jack Barnes leading and a program on United Witness in The Philippines by Mrs. Floyd Corbin. Refreshments for 10 followed. The Walker Circle met at Mrs. Clyde Denson's home with Miss Eleanor Walker in charge and a program by Mrs. R. D. McElrath. Eight members were served refreshments. The Sobotka Circle gathered at Mrs. Ainslie Wyle’s home with Mrs. Max Sobotka as co host. devotional by Mrs. Carl Schwachow and lunch for eight members and two guests.
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Barnes
The
First Christian Church
Jack Barnes
United Witness
Philippines
Floyd Corbin
Macon Gilbert
Herman Safley
Addie Goode
Ed Simms
Walker
Clyde Denson
Eleanor Walker
United Witness In
R. D. McElrath
Sobotka
Ainslie Wyle
Max Sobotka
Carl Schwachow
Personal notes record visits and travels of Montgomery residents
Mrs J E Wright of Montgomery visits sister Mrs Quince Eddens then returns home with Eddens. Alfred Hodgins and Hazel Hodgins plan a visit to New York City. Dr and Mrs Robert Work move into T A Thompson home on Stratford Road. Don Hoyer of Springfield Mass visits his parents Carl and Mrs Hoyer. DAR vice regent C M Graham attends state board meeting at Montgomery Country Club. Joe Sain and sons Johnny and Phil return from Niles Michigan. Mr and Mrs T R Chapman of St Clair Shores Michigan visiting daughter Allison Smith with grandson Lee Smith. will return Friday. Mary Leigh Lynne returns to University of Mississippi for summer session after stay with parents. Mrs Jim Mock, 515 Canal St, due home after Mayo Clinic surgery. Mallory Gallion to attend Country Club dance with Elizabeth Russell. Marie Peinhardt and Peggy Morrow elected officers in Dana King Gatchell Home Economics Club at API. Mrs Robert McLaughlin visiting sister Nial Jackson in Florence. Mrs J C Greene, Mrs Bill Greene and Mrs John H Jones spend day in Nashville. Mrs T M Jones Jr visiting daughter Mrs John Farris in Nashville. Mrs Homer Tankersley returns from West Point Mississippi. Agnes Ferguson of Falkville a patient at Hartselle Hospital. H E Hicks returns to Washington DC after visit with sisters Mrs H W Wade and Miss Sadie Hicks. Sidney Patterson, patient at Decatur General Hospital, reported improved. Mrs Leonard Weil of Birmingham spending a few days with her mother Mrs Sidney Patterson.
First Methodist WSCS Meets In Church Program
The WSCS of First Methodist Church held its general meeting this week at the church with president Mrs. William Spink in charge. Prayer opened the session and the group sang a hymn. Pickett circle led the program and Mrs. Leroy McEntire Jr spoke on Youth in a responsible society. The meeting closed with the Lord's Prayer.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
WSCS
First Methodist Church
William Spink
Luncheon at Lyons Hotel Hosts Forty Guests
Mrs. Roy Sudhoff Mrs. Jerry Comer and Mrs. Chester Goodwin entertained on Tuesday with a luncheon at the Lyons Hotel for a guest list of forty. The decorations featured a vacation theme with miniature automobiles airplanes trains road maps and three arrangements of specimen daisies on the long table.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Roy Sudhoff
Jerry Comer
Chester Goodwin
Lyons
Church groups and recital items on Friday schedule
The Pickett Circle of First Methodist meets Friday at 10 a.m. The Friday Luncheon Club postpones to Friday, June 14. Mrs. Roy Hendrix offers a voice and piano recital for intermediate and elementary pupils at Central Methodist Church at 7 30 tonight with open invitation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pickett-Circle
First Methodist Church
A. C. Mann
Roy Hendrix
Central Methodist Church
Eye Muscles Move Thousands of Times Daily During Reading
Reading activity causes the eye muscles to shift focus about ten to twenty thousand times per day, with rapid saccades and fixations guiding information intake. This motion supports visual processing and reading efficiency across varied text lengths and speeds.
National Guard Units in World War II Campaigns
National Guard units took part in eleven campaigns and 34 assault landings across World War II, reflecting extensive overseas service and combat deployments by state forces.
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U.S. National Guard
Sandy Armor Hosts Third Birthday Party
Mrs. George Armor entertained in MOULTON for her son Sandy’s third birthday. Guests enjoyed games and party favors. A white cake with three blue candles and pink lemonade plus cake and ice cream were served to Tim Reed Leland Free Ivan Armor Tim McWhorter and Thomas Hagood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Moulton
George Armor
Sandy
Tim Reed
Leland Free
Ivan Armor
Tim McWhorter
Thomas Hagood
Chapel Hill WSCS Meeting Highlights
The Chapel Hill WSCS met with Mrs. Ada Ferguson presiding. Mrs. Emma Lamon led prayer and Bible verses were read for roll call. Plans for an evening supper were discussed and a program on The Islands Await His Word was given by several members. Officers were installed by Dr Nabors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chapel Hill
WSCS
Ada Ferguson
Emma _ Lamon
Ferguson
Alma Braswell
Dorothy Mitchell
Estelle Mitchell
Nabors
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Miss Blackwell
Dr. Anderson
Forrest McDonald
DeFuniak Springs
Winston Stuart
LeRoy Johnson
William Miller
Jack T. May
Anita Watts
Ann Earnest
Montgomery
Bobby Wood
Beverly Stuart
Smokies
Mrs. Anderson
Memorial Clinic
Rocky Creek Inn
Chapman
City Park
Second
Robinson’s
Dyke McLemore
JO Ann
Jack
Stairway
Decatur High School
Ladies Aid Society
Willoughby Presbyterian Church
Hester Lightfoot
Frank Thornhill
A. B. Lightfoot
L. J. Kaylor
Ralph Hood
Luther Sellers
First Christian Circles
J. E. Wright
Eddens
Jim Eddens
Alfred Hodgins
Hazel Hodgins
New York City
Mrs
Robert Work
T.A. Thompson
Stratford Road
Don Hoyer
Springfield
Mass
Carl Hoyer
C. M. Graham
Stephens Chapter
DAR
State Genealogical Records
Montgomery Country Club
Joe Sain
Johnny and
Phil
Niles, Mich. A
T. R. Chapman
St. Clair Shores
Mich
Allison Smith
Mr.Smith
Lee Smith
Mary Leigh Lynne
University of Mississippi
Jim Mock
Canal St
Mayo Clinic
Rochester, Minn
Mallory Gallion of
Elizabeth Russell
Marie Peinhardt
Peggy Morrow
Culman
Dana King Gatchell
API
Robert McLaughlin
Nial Jackson
Florence
J. C. Greene
Bill Greene
John H. Jones
Nashville
T. M. Jones Jr
John Farris
Mr. Farris
Homer Tankersley
West Point
Miss
Agnes Ferguson
Falkville
Hartselle Hospital
H. E. Hicks
Washington, D. C
H. W. Wade
Sadie Hicks
Sidney Patterson
Decatur General Hospital
Leonard Weil
Sidney Patter
First Methodist Wscs
Ira‘s Book & Gift Shop
E. Moulton Street
CAFE
U. S
Avenue SE
Quick Fraser
Galev & Lord
S.M
Dacron
Miracle
W. T. Grant
Dar Eepidusate Ctu Saa
Second Avenue
Grant Street
Sandy Armor
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