Rehearsal Party Highlights Talley Wedding Week
Miss Marie Talley’s prenuptial events drew guests to a Walnut street home for a lavish rehearsal party Teak bowls of gladioli pink tulle and a three tiered wedding cake framed the tables. Gifts were displayed and several honoraries received tokens while Miss Owen and Miss Brown served punch and later ice cream.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marie Talley
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O.delley
Weir
Pern
Frances Owen
Letha
Brown
Talley
Miss Talley
Edwards Talley Wedding Becomes Birmingham Pastor’s Union
Miss Marie Talley daughter of Mr and Mrs W O Talley wed Rev Noble R Edwards pastor of Woodlawn Christian Birmingham in a June 7 ceremony at First Christian Church Moulton Street. The decor featured ferns gladioli candles and an arch wreath with a white bell. The bridal party wore pink green and yellow gowns with bouquets of sweet peas and roses. After the ceremony Rev and Mrs Edwards left for a bridal trip and will reside in Birmingham. Edwards previously resigned from his pulpit at the First Christian Church amid friendly good wishes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Outhouse
Inez Thombs
Katherine Smith
Miss Maud Smith
Miss Ruth Banks
C. J. Randolph
John Davis
Otto Owen
D. D. Burleson
Killarney
Claude Morton
Birmingham
Miss Talley
W. O. Talley
Georgette
Mrs. Edwards
Lookout Mountain
Signal Mountain
Edwards
First Christian Church
Dorothy Moore Hosts Pleasant Bridge Afternoon
Dorothy Moore of Greenville Tennessee was guest of Mr and Mrs Frank Lide. A small group of friends gathered for bridge with Justine Almon Mary Jervis Myrtle Graves Babye Bess Bailey Ruth Matthews Annie Mae Gardner and Mary Wallace Smiley. Myrtle Graves won the high score trophy and Dorothy Moore received a gift. Mary Jervis won the consolation prize from a card draw and refreshments with coffee and cheese were served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Moore
Greenville, Tenn
Frank Lide
Justine Almon
Mary Jervis
Myrtle Graves
Babye Bess Bailey
Ruth Matthews
Annie Mae Gardner
Mary Wallace Smiley
Miss Moore
Louise Fleming
J. B. Fleming
Canal Street
E. B. Garner
Agnes Cassells
Muriel Curtis
Fresno
Cal
Davis Rox
Birmingham
Charlotte Broadus
Louise Almon
Louise
Vivien Fleming
Missionary Society of First Methodist Holds Meeting
The Missionary Society of the First Methodist church met at the church for a business session led by President Mrs. G D Williamson. Devotions were led by Mrs. R T Tyler, with reports from circle leaders and community house board by Mrs. Ritter. Mrs. J S Robertson became prayer league leader and Mrs Hartwell Davis reported on last month’s district meeting in Trinity. Adjournment followed to convene the annex auxiliary.
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Woman's Currency Society
Methodist Church
Woman's Missionary “Society
the Central Pet Church
E. M. Adams
J. I. Nicholson
Foster
W. C. Black
Jas. D. Hunter
W. P. Baugh
Social Service
Dora C. Wolcott
Missionary Society
Missionary Society OF
First Methodist
Missionary Society of the First Methodist Church
G. D. Williamson
R. T. Tyler
Ritter
Bible School Opens At Community House On West Market
West Market Street Community House begins a two week Bible school from 9 to 11 in the morning directed by Miss Falla Richardson. Attendance is good with Mrs C J Thomas leading the primary department and several assistants in juniors and intermediate groups. Mrs E Jones assists at opening services as recreation and hymns accompany study.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bible School
Community House
West Market Street
Frances Nungester
Louise Coffee
A. A. Hardage
Elizabeth Wallace
E. Jones
West Side Church
Arkansas Foot Size Rivalry Noted In Morgan County
In colorful local lore, Acorn Stores manager R S McGee extols Arkansas feet as larger, citing he once sold a No 15 shoe and a No 14 to a man, with moralizing about rural wear and corn relief amid Arkansas geography.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arkansas
R. S. McGee
Acorn Stores, Inc
Morgan County
McGee
State
Doctors Meet in Gadsden District Convention
Physicians of the northeastern district of the Alabama Medical Association convene in Gadsden with Dr. G. L. Murphree attending. The report mentions a river gauge reading and flood concerns on the Tennessee River, highlighting registration duties and river conditions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alabama Medical Association
Gadsden
G. L. Murphree
Tennessee Valley Health Officer
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Selvin
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Atlana
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Iciana
Boce Baines
C. J. Moffett CO
Dept. 5
Columbus, Georgia
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W. E. Curry
Harry Wyatt
Robert Stuart Banks
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Acorn Rental Library
Edison Mazda
ST. John's
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St. John’s Guild
Wilder Place
Maud Mitchell
Texas
Pilot Point
Aleen Byars
Agnes Cassels
Chapel Hill, N. C
University of North Carolina
Merle Curtis
Arizona
Miss Curtis
Mason Pierce
Nashville
Lula Daniels
Fayetteville, Tenn
J. W. Smith
Guy F. Ponder
Dadeville
Ala
Brentt Preuit, Jr
Vanderbilt University
Mrs
J. H. Branum
Donald
Sarasota
Florida
Thelma Harris
Chattanooga
Roy Harris
H. McClain
E. T.branum
Virginia
Kentucky
Ohio
Jack D. Weaver
Corsicana
D. O. Simpson
W. B. Brindles
Morgan On
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Weaver
Charles Wiggins
W. L. Burdette
Burdette
Shelbyville, Tenn
Morgan Counta
Tennessee
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Hill
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