Riley Tucker vows in Cullman ceremony
Miss Hilda Tucker and Jack C. Riley wed in a double ring ceremony at the Church of Christ in Cullman. The bride wore a beige suit with white accessories and gardenia corsage. the groom’s party included best man Hataway. After a Smoky Mountains honeymoon they plan to reside in Tuscaloosa. the bride is a former ARI Auburn graduate and Cullman teacher. The groom, a B S from API, will enter law school this month.
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Auburn
Cullman
Church Activities Highlight Local Meetings and Weddings
Central Baptist, Church of the Nazarene, and First Presbyterian groups held routine gatherings with devotions, games, and plans. Betty June Parker and Franklin Parker announce a June 12 New York City wedding at Memorial Drive Methodist Church with family and friends to attend.
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Betty June Parker
New York
Memorial Drive Methodist Church
Decatur
Franklin Parker
New York City
R. L. Baker
Paul Eubanks
Mary Jo Reeves
Maurice Meadows
Hollis Parker
Miss Parker
William Burt
Birmingham
Letha Nan
Jo Ann Parker
Charles G. Parker
John A. Meadows
Avenue West
Local Personal Notes From Dalton And Decatur
Mr and Mrs Claude Greene and their daughter Barbara of Dalton return home after visiting Mrs J R Daniel. Mr and Mrs Reneau Carrell and children Ann Deborah and Jacqueline travel to Nashville and Greybull Wyoming for a month with relatives. Mrs John Barron returns from Detroit with her mother Mrs Robert Scott visiting in Decatur two weeks. Mr and Mrs C P Parker and family return from Berea Kentucky where daughter Betty June Parker graduates from Berea College.
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Claude Greene
Barbara
Dalton
Georgia
J. R. Daniel
Mrs. Reneau
Carrell
Ann, Deborah
Jacqueline
Nashville
Tennessee
John Barron
Detroit
Michigan
Robert Scott
Decatur
C. P. Parker
Letha Nan
Jo Ann Parker
Charles G. Parker
Berea
Kentucky
Berea College
Betty June Parker
Highest Award is Won at School By Local Girl
Miss Vera Elizabeth Pockman of Decatur earns Emma Willard School’s top honor as part of the historic 1950 senior class in Troy New York. She led as senior and junior class president and served on school and house councils work council athletic association. She will attend the University of Alabama.
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Entral Baptist Church
Howard Hagood
Frank Clements
W. D. Free
W. D. Ridings
Christ
Gethsemane
H. G. Williams
Decature
Troy
N. Y
Vera Elizabeth Pockman
Pockman
Emma Willard School
Peckman
Emma Willard
Work Council
School Athletic Association
University of Alabama
Bible School Opens Monday at Northside Baptist Church
Northside Baptist Church announces a two week Vacation Bible School starting June 12 with daily sessions from 8 to 11 a.m. Preparation Day is June 9 at 9 a.m. A parade will precede the event led by principal Mrs. Howard Finchum and a list of instructors across all age groups.
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First Baptist W. M. 8
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
Herman Free
Circle Three
Bryant
Charles Kirk
S. E. Craig
Kermit Pitt
J. N. Shepard
Rock of Ages
Jesse Rogers
Northside Baptist Church
Howard Finchum
T. M. Gant
Ruby Brown
Clara Moore
Margaret Jones
Juanita Ingram
Smith Ledbetter
Jessie Hudson
Effie Ridgeway
D. F. Lee
Artie Guyse
May Robertson
Ira Lindley
Revival to Begin at Austinville Church
Revival to begin Thursday night at the Austinville Methodist church. Preacher will be Dr. W. Nelson Guthrie of Central Methodist church. Services set for Thursday through Saturday nights and then daily from Sunday through Friday next week. Public invited.
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Austinville Methodist Church
I. H. Estes
W. Nelson Guthrie
Central Methodist Church
Quirino Signals Welcoming U S Troops in Philippines
President Elpidio Quirino said at a Manila news conference that he would welcome additional American troops in the Philippines and he doubted Washington planned to take over the country.
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Manila
Elpidio Quirino
Philippines
Washington
Local Announcements and College Degree Highlights
A series of community notes details several travel plans and visitors including Mr. and Mrs. Bailey and son Allison and Mr. and Mrs. Ledge Thomas leaving for a three week Mexico vacation. Alabama Polytechnic Institute graduates Thomas Glenn Counts James Cunningham and Aaron Powers appear on the Dean's List for last quarter.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. C. Bailey
Allison
Rutledge Thomas
Mexico
Thomas Glenn Counts
James Cunningham
Aaron Powers
Alabama Polytechnic Institute
Famed Belasco Theatre Becomes Place of Worship
The Belasco theater in Los Angeles will become a church this Sunday after Immanuel Gospel Temple bought the venue for 200000 dollars. The 1926 opened house once hosted stars like Lewis Stone W C Fields Marjorie Rambeau Paderewski and Schumann Heink. It staged risqué revues and films including Hot Strip and Bump Good Nudes For All and Girls For Sale in recent years.
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Los Angeles
Belasco Theater
Immanuel Gospel Temple
Lewis Stone
W. C. Fields
Marjorie Rambeau
Paderewski
Schumann- Heink
Tulip Introduced to Holland from Mediterranean Roots
The tulip arrived in Holland about four centuries ago, tracing its origins to the Mediterranean region. This historic plant became a hallmark of Dutch horticulture and culture, shaping blooms and markets across the country.
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Holland
Mediterranean
Rural Electrification approves loan to South Alabama Cooperative
The Rural Electrification Administration approved a $500,000 loan to the South Alabama Cooperative of Troy Alabama for expansion of rural electrical facilities.
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Washington
Rural Electrification Administration
South Alabama Cooperative
Troy
Ala
Decoration services slated at Mt Hope Church
Decoration services will be held June 11 at Mt Hope Methodist Church. Rev Clayton Phillips, pastor, announced today. Rev O M Ryan will deliver the memorial message. The public is invited to attend the singing services in the afternoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mt. Hope Methodist Church
Clayton Phillips
O. M. Ryan
Relief bill funds Baggett Co for 1943 collision losses
The House passed and sent to the White House a bill to pay 5899 dollars to Baggett Transportation Co of Birmingham Alabama for losses after one of its trucks collided with an Army vehicle near Muscadine Alabama on November 6 1943.
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Washington
House
White House
Baggett Transportation Co
Birmingham
Ala
Muscadine
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Metici
Kappa Delta Pi
API
Kappa Sigma Social Fraternity
Wesleyan Guild
Central Methodist
Wesleyan Service Guild
Johnsie Bolte
Minnie Gay
Oscar Napps
Lila Pritchett
Clio Lovin
Carolyn Jordan
Memphis
Mildred Jordan
Mrs. Howard
Homer Lawrence
Somerville Rd
Terrelli
Valed
Bank St
Church OF Nazarene
Weiler
Mary Russell
Almon Story
Church of the Nazarene
Edna Story
Wilson Avenue
H. M. Watson
Joe Fagin
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Church
Luke Pryor
Scofield Bible Class
Sth Avenue East
Trinity W
J. B. Sewell
Simpson Parker
Pelham Lamon
J. W. Robinson, Jr
Christian Social Relations
J. K. Poole
W.A. Burt
J. O. Parker
R. L. Phillips
Rayburn Neville
Joe Maner
Clay Kimbrel
Kitchens
Y. W. A. Southside
Turner
Southside Baptist Church
Mabel
Louise Turner
Mabel Turner
Edith McClure
Arabia
Columbia
Laneese Halbrooks
Nigeria
Japan
Panama
Gold Coast
China
Dorsia Lee Wiggins
Helen Gardner
Prince Jones
Melba Halbrooks
Dorothy
Hargitt
Sybil Gunn
Margaret Bradberry
Dorothy Hargitt
Etna Ree Carrell
Chuck Murphy
Riverside Auditorium
Mighty Little Warriors
Joe
F. P. Pointer
Montgomery
W. T. Aw
Second Avenue
Bible School
Austinville Church
Arthur Jones
al Jones
Fort Walton, Fla
K. S.griggs
Betty Jo
Jackson
Jack Rait
Becky
Polly Ann Beams
Mrs
Joe Beams
Emens Clinic
Bob Wells
8Th Avenue West
Ila Sue Terry
J. L. Buchanan
Decatur Clinic
Los Angeles Theatre
Mt. Hope
Priscilla
Your Food Store
Coca-Cola Company
Coca-Cola
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