Baugh King Nuptials In New Orleans Home
In a double ring ceremony on May 28 in New Orleans, Barbara Jane King married Robert Baugh. The bride wore a white faille gown with lace, veil, and roses. groom’s family includes Dr Wendell Phillips Baugh and Mrs. Baugh of Decatur. Attendants included Wendell Baugh Jr and Katherine King. A reception followed. couple to reside in Decatur Alabama after a wedding trip east.
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Baugh-King
Barbara Jane King
H. C. Miller King
Robert Baugh
Wendell Phillips Baugh
Decatur
King
Coliseum Street
New Orleans
Louisiana
Carlton King
William S. Turner
Elizabeth Bizet
John Friche
Miss King
Wendell Phillips Baugh, Jr
Nashville
Tennessee
R. Richardson King
Ray Tremont
John D. Sherrill
Katherine King
Alice Lelong
Winifred
Heintz
Covington
John Marshall Cox
Baugh
Dalton King
Rivers Richardson
Earl Barnett
Alabama
Women of First Presbyterian Church Meet for Business and Inspiration
The Women of the Church at First Presbyterian held a combined business and inspirational meeting at the church on Monday afternoon. President Mrs. Lloyd L. Lively chaired, opening with Come Thou Almighty King. Reports from secretaries and circle chairmen were presented, including an Adult conference report by Mrs. D. C. Shaw from Marion. Mrs. H. B. Norwood led the inspirational segment with help from several members, focusing on Amsterdam Conference. The session closed with the Mizpah Benediction.
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Os AL Methodist W. C
Womans Society of Christian Service
Central Methodist Church
Raymond Britain
Britain
Jimmy Williams
S. N. Propst
Malachi
Church of the First Presbyterian Church
Lloyd L. Lively
Lively
Secretaries of Causes
D. C. Shaw
Marion
H. B. Norwood
Kalupian Class First Baptist Meet Tonight
The Kalupian Class of the First Baptist Church will hold its regular monthly business meeting tonight at 7:30 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Myra Guess, 721 1 2 Oak Street. All members are urged to attend as the meeting is very important.
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Order of Eastern Star
Masonic Temple
First Baptist Church
Myra Guess
Oak Street
Make-Up Tips From Hollywood Beauty Experts
Practical advice on applying foundation and rouge to emphasize features, including avoiding unclean skin, blending for a soft fade, and using a light film of powder. The piece also recaps social notes of visits and travels involving Birmingham and nearby towns.
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Hollywood
Reverend E N Chandler Improves After Operation
Friends report Reverend E N Chandler is improving after surgery at Decatur General Hospital. The article notes his operation occurred Friday and mentions visits by relatives and other named individuals including R A Nunn, Dr and Mrs Ralph Wadeson and Susan of Goodwater Alabama. Mr and Mrs Ray Baker attended University of Alabama graduation in Tuscaloosa. he earned an AB in business administration. Mr and Mrs A L Matthews also appear in the brief.
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E. N. Chandler
R. A. Nunn
Ralph Wadeson
Susan
Goodwater
Alabama
Ray Baker
Tuscaloosa
University of Alabama
Baker
Fragmentary OCR Text Noted for Summary
Incomplete readable lines show stray numbers and letters with unclear meaning. No coherent event, person, or organization identified to form a factual card.
Simple Cutwork Edgings For Linens And Scarves
Simple cutwork edgings enhance bed linens towels and scarves and last for ever Pattern 6 offers 18 motifs sizes from 2 x 3 to 2 x 15 inches Laura Wheeler needlework guides with charts photos and concise directions available by mail Send twenty cents for the pattern to Laura Wheeler Neediecraft Dept Decatur Daily P O Box 13 Flatbush Station Brooklyn 26 NY Include pattern number name address and zone Also new Laura Wheeler Neediecraft Book with 104 illustrations and concise patterns for fifteen cents more
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Laura Wheelers
Decatur Daily
Neediecraft Dept
P.O. Hox
Flatbush Station
Brooklyn
N. Y
Laura Wheeler
Experts Approve Colonial Coffee Flavor Choice
A bride recounts her husband’s fuss over coffee and credits Colonial coffee as the preferred flavor. The article highlights Colonial as a top choice for its rich taste, noting experts’ praise and consumer satisfaction.
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Drands
Which Marry More Love Men or Women Dear Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix weighs a readers query on which sex marries more for love, noting motives vary widely from loneliness to money, home life, or matchmaking. She argues marriages are often not love matches and cites prevalent divorce trends, while critiquing antiquated views on wives and predicting modern divorce courts reveal true sentiments.
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Miss DIX
B. S
Solomon
Gods
Dear Dorothy Dix: Three-way marriage counseling proposal
A wife discovers her husband’s three-year affair with a mistress who has since married but remains involved. The wife asks if the three of them should confront the situation together to salvage the marriage. Dorothy Dix’s guidance is requested on proper steps to resolve the entangled family crisis.
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Dorothy DIX
Love
Dear Dorothy Dixie on marriage and a real he man
A reader asks how a wife should balance housework children and social outings with her husband and whether a man with an adult mind can enjoy time at home. The columnist replies that Nature would have intelligent educated women as slaves and overbearing husbands as the norm, challenging traditional roles.
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Dorothy DIX
A Wife's Love and the Other Woman Resolve Hearts
A narrator muses that a wife would not accept a half-time share of her husband and asserts that relinquishing monopolized affection equals bankruptcy. He quotes Brother Jasper noting that the world will intervene, yet calmly settling love affairs with the Other Woman is deemed sensible but romantic death.
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Jasper
Dorothy Dix Column Aims Problems of General Interest
A note explains that Dorothy Dix cannot respond personally to readers. She will address questions and issues of broad concern through her column, offering guidance and observations to a wide audience.
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Dorothy Dix
Doctor's Wife Discovers Cure for Blues and Grays
Mrs. F A Lagorio of Chicago says New Perk Soap is a permanent cure for the blues and the gray washday problem. She claims New Perk makes clothes white and clean using the Armocc ingredient that removes grayness and adds brightness.
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F. A. Lagorio
Lake Shore Drive
Chicago
Vose Reelected to Head Cotton Exchange in New Term
New York June reports Charles B. Vose was elected to a second one year term as president of the New York cotton exchange. He has been a partner of Harriss and Vose since 1931. Perry E. Moore was chosen vice president and G. Clark elected treasurer to succeed Moore.
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New York
Charles B. Vose
New York Cotton Exchange
Vose
Harriss and Vose
Beaver Street
Exchange
Perry E. Moore
Robert Moore and Company
G. Clark
Exchangé
Moore
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Japan
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Order of Rainbow For Girls
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North Alabama
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Order of the Eastern Star
Woman's Society of Christian Service
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Memorial Drive Methodist Church
R. L. Baker
E. B. Hames
Harry Porter
J. B. Sheats
Oscar Hames
J. M. Philpot
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Earth
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Ralph Weinman
L. H. Tourney
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Young Matrons Bible Club
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Quinnie Puckett
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Norcross
Hallmark Cards
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Moulton St
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American Legion Memorial Field
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Falkville
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Second Avenue
Helen Follett
Liquid
Roy Ponder
Birmingham
Mary Frances Matthews
Atlanta
Georgia
E. L. Thompson Sr
West Point
Betty June Parker
Berea College
Berea
Kentucky
Mrs. C. P. Parker
Margaret Ann Hewitt
Florence
Louis Argend
Grand Rapids
Michigan
L. P. Couch
5Th Avenue South
Decatur General Hospital
Mary Lou Bell
Huntingdon College
Montgomery
Daytona Beach
Florida
Louis Bell
S Barbara Wells
Blountstown
Amiss Hattie Jane Sutlive
Mrs. Leonard Moody
3Th Avenue West
Bill Farlow
Billy
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Iidiana
A. M. Swajith
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Mara Vista Beach
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J. A. McDonald
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