Couple To Live in Decatur in Decatur Virginia
Miss Amelia Louise Earl and John Boswell Reeves married June 3 at St. Pauls Memorial Episcopal in Charlottesville. The couple will reside in Decatur. The bride wore Chantilly lace and carried white carnations. among attendees were Marshall Holmes Earl Jr. and Crawford Darrell Reeves Jr.
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Cobham
Amelia Louise Earl
John Boswell Reeves
Decatur
St. Paul's Memorial Episcopal Church
Charlottesville
Thomas Jefferson Inn
David Cammack
Marshall Holmes Earl Jr
Jane Vaughn McMurdo
Camden, S.C
Reeves
G. Freeland Peter Jr
Marshall Holmes Earl
Miami
National Cathedral School
Washington, D.C
Mary Baldwin College
Staunton
Crawford Reeves
Ala
Decatur High School
University of Virginia
Cedar Creek area notes many visitors and travels
A long list of social visits and travel reports across Decatur and surrounding towns. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon A Kitz man and families of St Paul and others from Birmingham Jasper Birmingham and Nashville visited Miss Olie Holmes and Mrs Cora Wood in Cedar Creek. Several families returned from trips to Mobile and Jackson AFB en route to Spain. Graduation trips include Mary Jane Gosline and Frances Boseck at Queens College and David Lipscomb College. Hospital updates mention Elizabeth Houston improving after Decatur General surgery. Describes relatives visiting Speake Speake and Florence State College events.
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George Wright
Birmingham
Delphia Sprinkle
Jasper
Olie Holmes
Cora Wood
Cedar Creek
James Gosline
Kaye Francis
Charlotte
N. C
Mary Jane Gosline
Queens College
Decatur
John Boseck
Fred Boseck
Nashville
Frances Boseck
David Lipscomb College
Chicago Blood Bank Founded by Dr Bernard Fantus in 1937
The world's first blood bank was established in Chicago in 1937 by Dr. Bernard Fantus marking a pioneering advance in medical transfusion science and hospital care.
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Chicago
Bernard Fantus
Printed Pattern 4766 Misses' Cotton Suit Design
Advertisement notes a three piece costume pattern 4766 for misses sizes 10 to 18 with a shanting weave striped design. It instructs price fifty cents per pattern plus mailing handling and provides mailing address for Anne Adams Pattern Dept at The Decatur Daily in New York.
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Anne Adams
Decatur Daily
Pattern Dept
West 17Th St
New York
Neel WSCS Meeting Sets June Study On World Tomorrow
Members of the Neel Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service met at the church with Mrs. Hollis Long presiding. The group announced a new study for adults titled responsible for tomorrow's world beginning June 20 with devotion led by Mrs. Virgil Wallace and a program on suffering led by Mrs. Jack Maddox. A Bible verse recitation followed by Edith Long. Also notes on a tidy housekeeper using a mop head in nylon to keep lint from spreading. Includes a Spring Summer Pattern Catalog offer and want ads.
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Neel Methodist Woman's Society of Christian Service
Hollis Long
Lattie McDonald
Virgil Wallace
Jack Maddox
Edith Long
Bride-Elect Miss Jerrine Elkins Honored At Coffee Shower
Bride-elect Miss Jerrine Elkins was feted Monday at the Crescent Motel with a coffee shower. Hostesses Miss Anne Diser and Miss Rosalie McCool led about thirty guests including Mrs. Sam F. Turner of Chattanooga. Pink carnations and shasta daisies decorated tables. Elkins wore taupe linen and received a cymbidium orchid.
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Rosalie McCool
Anne Discker
Jerrine Elkins
Crescent Motel
Milton Turner
Anne Diseker
Sam F. Turner
Chattanooga
Piano Pupils In Recital At Central Methodist Church
Second in a series of recitals by piano pupils of Mrs Roy I Hendrix was presented at Central Methodist Church Tuesday evening at seven thirty. Participants included Martha and Timothy Dalstrom Cheryl and Carla Daniel Scott Myers Susan and Jud Pheny Buddy Yarbrough Beth Wiley Beverly Crosswhite Cindy and Jon Emens Debbie Offord Gary Newlin Vickie Murphy Debbie West Brenda Busbey Kathy Higdon Linda and Dianne Shipman Elizabeth Prestwood Jimmy Coney Patricia and Jamie Hughes Claudia Jean Wilson Deirdre and Denise Hendrix Ramona Waldrop John Barrett Elizabeth Anne Wolff Lonnie and Harry Weaver and Dianne Murphree.
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Roy I. Hendrix
Central Methodist Church
Martha
Timothy Dalstrom
Cheryl
Carla Daniel
Scott Myers
Susan
Jud Pheny
Buddy Yarbrough
Beth Wiley
Beverly Crosswhite
Cindy
Jon Emens
Debbie Offord
Gary Newlin
Vickie Murphy
Debbie West
Brenda Busbey
Kathy Higdon
Linda
Dianne Shipman
Elizabeth Prestwood
Bertwell
Rodger Speegle
Bill Ferrell
Rachel Murphy
Jeanne Powell
Juanita Holmes
Frank Murphy
Jenny Helton
Mona Shaneyfelt
Donna Crittenden
Elaine Murphy
Gerald Patterson
Anne Holmes
Charlotte Francis
Bonnie Cagle
Marriage Tells Dews Benjamin Jr in Guntersville
Mr. and Mrs. Ira G. Dews announce the marriage of their daughter Suzanne Dews to Charles E. Benjamin Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Benjamin of Mobile. The ceremony occurred June 1 in Guntersville with attendant Boyd Nabors III of Decatur, cousin of the bride, serving as an usher. Suzanne is the granddaughter of the late Ruben Alec Dews and William Taylor Barnes of Decatur.
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Guntersville
Ira G. Dews
Suzanne Dews
Charles E. Benjamin Jr
Charles Benjamin
Mobile
Ruben Alec Dews
William Taylor Barnes
Decatur
Boyd Nabors
Florida’s 13,500 in airplane manufacturing field grows
Florida reports about 13,500 workers in the airplane manufacturing industry, a figure eight times larger than the 1953 count. The update highlights the sector’s expanding employment and regional prominence within aerospace.
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Florida
Bath time hack helps mother bath newborn
A creative mother uses a sewn loop of tape on a bath towel corner to secure the towel as a makeshift third hand during bathing. This clever method frees her during the newborn bath.
Britain’s pre war colonial possessions total area
Britain’s pre war colonial possessions covered 12,230,457 square miles in total. The Dominion of Canada held one fourth of that vast area.
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Britain
Dominion of Canada
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
The Chicago Tribune discusses a 1963 bridge hand where South must navigate a small slam in diamonds. It outlines bidding, opening lead, and a strategic line to exploit heart distribution, including sidesteps and crossruffs, with notes on why the hand is difficult and the key option of leading a small heart from North’s ace to pressure opponent cards.
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Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
South West
West
Declarer
South
East
North
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Wilbur Marion Reeves
Crawford Darrell Reeves Jr
James Bremer
J. B. Reeves
Gordon A. Kitzman
St. Paul
Kitzman
Pauline Holmes
Allen Brazel
Charles Brazel
James Brazel
John Bostwick
Willard Nelson
Scottsboro
John Snodgrass
Elizabeth Houston
Decatur General Hospital
W. H. Long
Cecil Teague
Cecil Jeffrey
Charlie Charles
Douglas Smith and Sons
Steve and
Larry
Bob Allen
Jacksonville, Fla
C. H. Branum
Huntsville
Mr. Smith
Orient
Robert M. McDonald
Selma
Lawrence C. McDonald
Ben W. Coolidge
Dave Osborne
Orbie Whaley
Howard Moore
Ollie Linkous
Tenn
Joye
Gaye Posey
Joan Thompson
Cornelia Kirby
Judy Dennis
Montgomery
Panama City
Gosline
F. W. Gosline
Canton
Ill
B. J. Downey
Jimmy Murphy
W. H. Dial
University Hospital
Elmo Miller
Caryville, Tenn
Hattie Hogan
Speake
Virgil McDaniel
Bob Johnson
Almon Johnson
Florence State College
Pat
Joan Roan
Mooresville
Mrs. C. A. Hogan
J. W. Strickland
Winter Garden, Fla
Wilbur Lemley
Somerville
D. B. Mooneyham
Jack Mooneyham
Joe
Montevallo
John Wayne Mooneyham
Alabama College
Thomas Kenny
Oklahoma City
W. D. Gilchrist
Noel Anderson
Susan Lewis Hoff
A. H. Hoff
Kathy DeBardeleben
Mike Gilchrist
Columbia, Tenn
Leila Gilchrist
Glenna Dell Moore
Belle Mina
Wesleyan College
Macon
Woods Whatley
Atlanta
W. P. Dozier
Mr. Dozier
William R. Marshall
San Antonio
Madison L. Marshall
Gratis
Fabric Casual
Oxford
Fabric Oxford
W.T. Grant C
Lud
Ural
Hine
Neel Wscs
Miss Elkins
Davidson Coal & Feed Co
MLB
Buschs Kredit
Welers — Opticians
2Nd Avenue
S.E
Goren
North East Pass
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