Funeral services held for Mrs Ardelia Horton in Cullman
Mrs Ardelia Horton aged 74 died at her home early Saturday. Funeral conducted Sunday at Seventh Street Baptist Church with grave at City cemetery. She is survived by four daughters and two sons among others. A lunch and buffet reception followed the services with many out of town guests in attendance.
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Ardelia Horton
Ardelia
W. L.) Horton
Seventh Street Baptist Church
Gilbert Speake
A. M. Coltharp
City Cemetery
Parker Stancil
Violet Horton
Cullman
Frank Brandon
Guy Eidson
Gardendale
Ala
B. R. Horton
Birmingham
W. L. Horton
L. J. McCrary
J. L. Bagwell
Vinemont
T. E. Suggs
Meridian
Miss
B. L. Su
Buffet Luncheon Honors Bride Miss Peggy Sue Daves
Miss Peggy Sue Daves wife of Homer C Hamilton Jr was honored at a Friday buffet luncheon at 1 00 pm hosted by Mrs M S White at her home for wedding attendants and out of town guests Present were Mrs J G Daves mother of the bride elect Mrs Homer C Hamilton Sheffield mother of the groom elect Mrs John King Mrs James Call Mrs Jean Bartlette Mrs Fagan Thompson Misses Marise Daves Ann Moyer Charlotte Moyer and the honoree who wore white with black trim and accessories
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clinton Hamilton Sr
Sheffield
Kent Bartlett
Auburn
Mary Jo Campbell
Mildred Nixson
Karen Darden
Florence
Dorothy James
Charlotte Marie Rosson
Anne Moyer
Carolyn Hughes
Cullman
Nancy Coe Vance
J. G. Daves
Marise Daves
Miss Daves
Hamilton
Charlotte Rosson
Ann Moyer
Carolyn
Kent Bartlette
John King
Clint Hamilton
James Call
Thomas York
Fagan__Thompson
Bill Hembree
Section
Ala
Hank Rand
Birmingham
J. C. Chambliss
Bob Darnell
James Conner
Dale Hamilton
Benjamine Walden
Sutterer
Hughes
Peggy Sue Daves
Homer Clinton Hamilton, Jr
M. S. Whiteside
Homer C. Hamilton
Jean Bartlette
Fagan Thompson
Charlotte Moyer
First Methodist
Homer Clinton Hamilton
Jams C. Call
Robert Darnell
Benjamin Walden
Keewanee
Illinois
Daves
Ann Moyers
Elmer Sutter
Miss Daves Entertains
Miss Daves hosted a social gathering described in brief as an afternoon of light refreshments and friendly conversation attended by local guests.
William Ballard Dies in Cullman Hospital Funeral Held
Funeral services for William Elli son Ballard 72 of Steppville were conducted at Hopewell Church with Rev. M A Creel and Rev. Harvey Edwards officiating. Interment followed in the church cemetery Mass Service of Hanceville directed. Born January 1 1879 in Blount County he is survived by his widow five sons W H W H and W W Ballard of Steppville Ala E L and W E of Birmingham one daughter Mrs Walter Trimble Hanceville two brothers and two sisters.
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William Ballard
William Ellison Ballard
Steppville
Cullman Hospital
Hopewell Church
M. A. Creel
Harvey Edwards
Church
Hanceville
Blount County
Mary E. Ballard
Birminsons
W. H
W. W. Ballard
Ala
E. L
W. E
Birmingham
Walter Trimble
Wedding Plans Rehearsal Attended by Five Hostesses
Mrs W P Hughes Mrs Fagan Thompson Mrs Joe Sapp Mrs E Sutterer and Mrs J C Chambliss were joint hostesses Saturday evening entertaining after rehearsal of wedding plans for Miss Peggy Sue Daves and Homer Clinton Hamilton Jr.
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W. P. Hughes
Fagan Thompson
Joe Sapp
E. Sutterer
J. C. Chambliss
Peggy Sue Daves
Homer Clinton Hamilton, Jr
Breakfast honoring attendants at Eureka Hotel
Jr. hosted a Sunday morning breakfast at the Eureka Hotel honoring his attendants and guests. Attendees included Thomas York Robert Darnell James Conner Dale Hamilton Benjamin Walden Dr. Thompson Dr. J. G. Daves and Bill Hembree.
Peggy Sue Daves Weds Homer Clinton Hamilton Jr in Methodist Church
Miss Peggy Sue Daves and Homer Clinton Hamilton Jr marry in a double ring ceremony at First Methodist Church. The bride, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. J G Daves, and groom of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Clinton Hamilton of Sheffield, exchange vows before family and bridal party, with a reception at the couple’s home and plans to reside in Florence, Alabama.
Barbara Ruth Johnson Weds Dewey S Dunlop in Double Ring Ceremony
Barbara Ruth Johnson daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Johnson married Dewey S. Dunlop son of Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Dunlop at 6 30 PM in the Johnson home. Dr Fagan Thompson pastor of First Methodist read vows, sang the Lord's prayer, with James W. Johnson lighting candles and Betty Jo Johnson as attendant. Guests received in a beige and white decor reception and corsages of white carnations.
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James W. Johnson
Betty Jo Johnson
Wilmer Dunlop
Jetta
N. B. Dunlop
Take Your Sun in Small Doses for a Painless Tan
Outdoor skin care advice urges brief sun exposure with protective creams to avoid burns. Emphasizes using emollients on the face neck and under eyes, reapplying after swimming, and using a creamy foundation to guard against dust and sun.
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Tarzan
Wedding Guests Fill Cullman Reception for Bride and Groom
The mother of the groom wore a blue dress with pink carnations as Mrs. James Gibbs presided at the punch bowl and Mrs. James W. Johnson served the cake. The couple left for a Smokies trip and will reside in Birmingham where the groom works for Goodyear. Attendees included Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Dunlop, the Dunlop family of Decatur, Mrs. James Gibbs of Hanceville, Mrs. James Johnson of Cullman, Sgt. James W. Johnson of Ft. Jackson, and others from Cullman and nearby towns.
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James Gibbs
James W. Johnson
Smokies
Birmingham
Goodyear Company
N. B. Dunlop
Buford Dunlop
Decatur
Wilmur Dunlop
Florence
Hancéville
Fred Dunn
Birmifiham
James Johnson
Cullman
Ft. Jackson
S. C
Thurman Guthrie
Rubye Bland
Robyn Howard
Dwight Pylant
Peggy Smith and J F Baker Jr Wedding at First Baptist Church
Miss Peggy Smith and J F Baker Jr wed at the First Baptist Church with Rev Andrew Coltharp officiating in a double ring ceremony. The decor featured green and white as tapers lit by Frances House and Magdalene Livingston. Mrs F E St John presented wedding music. The maid of honor Geral dine Magum wore pink dotted swiss and carried a bouquet.
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Peggy Smith
J. F. Baker, Jr
First Baptist Church
Andrew Coltharp
Frances House
Magdalene Livingston
F. E. St. John
Geraldine Magum
Wedding of Miss Fairview and Mr Cullman in Alabama
The ceremony united Miss Fairview and Mr Cullman with Ford Turner of Hanceville and Tuscaloosa as best man. Ushers were Warren Smith and Aubrey Butts. The bride wore an organdy gown with a fitted basque and ballerina skirt, a white linen hat and veil, and carried a white orchid. They will reside in Cullman after a wedding trip. The bride is a Fairview High School graduate and employee at Southern Cotton Oil. the groom is Cullman High School graduate with degrees from the University of Alabama, and works for Irwin Neisley and Company after four years Navy service.
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Quet
Ford Turner
Hanceville
Tuscaloosa
Warren Smith
Montgomery
Aubrey Butts
Selma
Ala
Cullman
Fairview High School
Southern Cotton Oil Company
Cullman High School
University of Alabama
Irwin Neisley and Company
Navy
Personal News: Local Residents Share Updates
John Patrick recovering at home after tonsillectomy at St Vincent s Hospital Birmingham. Spencer Speegle couple returns from wedding trip. Dr P G Hartung back from Tucson after visit with son Phil and Mrs Hartung. M C Keyes to tour California with Atlanta relatives. Mrs.
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John Patrick
St. Vincent's Hospital
Birmingham
E. L. Patrick
Spencer Speegle
P. G. Hartung
Tucson
Ariz
Phil Jn
Hartung
M. C. Keyes
Robert Keyes
Atlanta
California
Your Health and Arteriosclerosis Explained
The article defines arteriosclerosis as the loss of arterial flexibility and outlines causes such as heredity overweight infections and stress. It notes plaques calcium deposits and thickening can restrict blood flow and emphasizes moderation, weight control and hygiene as preventive basics.
Elbert Ponder Family Returns From Birmingham
Elbert Ponder and daughter Joyce returned Tuesday from Birmingham where Joyce underwent an eye operation. Miss Lucile Gray of Birmingham was the weekend guest of Miss Dora Gray. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Reid of Hayden announce the birth of twin daughters at Cullman Hospital on June 4. They named them Donna and Dianne. Miss Elizabeth Orwell will arrive this week from Danville to spend the summer.
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Elbert Ponder
Joyce
Birmingham
Lucile Gray
Dora Gray
Oscar Reid
Hayden
Ala
Cullman Hospital
Donna
Dianne
Elizabeth Orwell
Danville
American factory planned for Glasgow East Kilbride area
Lord Bilsland of the Dollar Export Board announced a John Deere Co. plant will employ over 1,400 workers in Glasgow's East Kilbride overflow town. The factory will manufacture agricultural machinery in a new U S backed facility. A second item notes a New Zealand doe in Oshkosh Nebraska produced 36 bunnies in four months with litters of eight eleven and seventeen.
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Glasgow
East Kilbride
Lord Bilsland
Dollar Export Board
John Deere Co
Ilinois
New Zealand
Procedures and Medical Management for Alleviating Condition
Fragmentary text notes procedures and other medical management intended to alleviate the condition. No clear patient or institution names are readable. Further readable details are needed to identify the exact condition, setting, or responsible organizations.
Rose blooming on graftless apple tree puzzles Freeman
In Manaimo British Columbia a genuine rose is growing on an apple tree in Harry Freeman's garden. Freeman is puzzled because the tree had not been grafted.
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Manaimo
B. C
Harry Freeman
Freeman
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