Peace Freeman and Peace Jr wed in Decatur ceremony
Miss Sarah Witt Freeman daughter of Mr and Mrs J N Freeman wed Mr Stuart M Peace Jr formerly of Chattanooga now of Decatur in a home ceremony at 455 East Cain Street. Dr John C Cowell Jr presided and attendants were Miss Betty Peace and Wayman Rose. Newlyweds will reside at 455 East Cain Street after a wedding trip to Memphis and nearby points.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John C. Cowell, Jr
Betty Peace
Chattanooga
Tenn
Misa Peace
Wayman Rose
Martha Nash
Decatur
Betty Cowden
Shreveport
T. M. Jones, Jr
Zoe Stuart
Knoxville
Martha Scales
Nash
East Walnut Street
Mrs Worthington Attends Tuscaloosa Graduation Week
Mrs A A Worthington traveled to Tuscaloosa to attend granddaughter Annette Beauchamp’s graduation from Tuscaloosa High School. Other news notes report Jim Crow Sr ill at home, Gibson and son David Allen visiting Birmingham, and several family trips and illnesses around town.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Worthington
Tuscaloosa
Annette Beauchamp
Tuscaloosa High School
Jim Crow, Sr
Johnston Street
Gibson and Son
David Allen
Birmingham
You Are the One Adelaide Humphries Chapter Twenty Three
Tibby and Marg discuss love and social circles after a glamorous New York aviation ball. Marg reveals a broken engagement and a new, consuming love, while Tibby weighs friendship and potential heartache amid Wayne and Steena. The mood shifts from playful to heavy as confidences spill.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tibby
Wayne
Mary
Quiet Birdmen
Eddie Rickenbacker
Lindberg
Corrigan
Marg
New York
Mid-West Town
Mr. Courtright
Tommy
Steena
Lake Michigan
Tib
Shie
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J. D. Bush
Robert Gray
D. L. Blackwell
Davis Stevenson
Beth Green
West Point
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Miss Green
Virginia Owens
Roanoke
Ala
Jackie Pritchett
Lewisburg
Southern Aviation Training School
Peggy Wilds
Sallye Barnum
Miss Nash
Central Baptist W. M. 8
J. F. Smither
Terrell
Green
Owen and
Pritchett
Mary Stuart Terrell
Robert R. Banks
Oak Street
Virginia Owen
Martha Dinsmore
Marguerite Jernigan
Sarah Dever
Hattiesburg
Ann McEntire
Virginia Lewis
Mary Banks Terrell
Banks
Morgan County
Woolworth’s
Second Avenue
Friends
Decatur Mothers Club
Jack Smallwood
Gordon Sherard
Gusta
A. B. Darrah
Byron Carrell
Maxwell Field
Montgo
Selma Michael
Elaine Campbell
Miss Campbell
W. R. Campbell
Fourth Avenue
West
E Cheri Chandler
Vun
Birmingham News-Age-Herald
Sullivan
Goidel’s Drug Store
Evelyn
Beauty Shop
Speake
American Institute of Refrigeration
Colbd
Blue Ribbon Shoe Shop
Lillard Compton
K. O. Burkette
Billy Duncan
Jack Tanker
Auburn
H. K. Tankersiey
Finneys Island
Priceville
Hattie Orr
Danville
Robin Thomas
Seneca Burr
David
Charles Eubanks
Chattanooga, Tenn
J. W. Darrah
Adelaide Humphries
Central Press Association
Nashville, Tenn
Rainey’s
Partatt
Lykor
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