Caspers Carroll Wedding Set At Main St Church
Miss Sheila Mae Carroll and John Edward Caspers wed Friday at 6 30 PM in the Main St Church of Christ with Dr. Philip Allison officiating. The couple’s families include Mr and Mrs Leonard Carroll and Mr and Mrs John Caspers. Music by Roy Findley and Newton Simms accompanied a ceremony featuring yellow and green floral decor and a white ivory color scheme. The bride wore a brocaded satin gown with peau de soie bodice seed pearls and a chapel train. she carried a white orchid with yellow roses. Attendants included Brenda Carroll Jan Killingsworth Cindy Carroll Ann Mee Cullough Judy Suggs and Barbara Fitzroff. The groom’s party included Victor Blakemore best man and several ushers. After the ceremony a reception was held at the bride’s home and the couple plans to live in Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Brenda Carroll
Jan Killingsworth
Cindy Carroll
Ann MeeCullough
Judy Suggs
Gary Glover
Barbara Fitzroff
Hutchinson
Minn
Jane Carroll
Debbie Dandridge
Greenville
Miss
Candace
Cynthia Jackson
Victor Blakemore
Andrew Krenkel Jr
Charles Krenkel
Birmingham
Gary Crow
Anthony Turner
Robert
Ronald Caspers
Steven Hill
Ronald Turner
Mrs. Carroll
Carolyn Sparks
Oradean Goodlett
H. A. Alexander
W.G. Littrell
Grady Killingworth
Joe Williams
John C. Hardin
Veils and Fashions for Brides From Classic to Modern
Brides may discard veils as fashion evolves from traditional long veils to modern accessories. Designers like Yves Saint Laurent Coco Chanel Marc Bohan Dior showcase coronets braids baby doll caps turbans and lace mantillas as options for a dignified elegant look. The piece notes trend variety and mentions Cyprus growth in light industry.
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Yves St. Laurents
Coco Chanel
Marc Bohan
Christian Dior
Paris
John F. Kennedy
Patricia Ann Colquitt Weds Jack Brown in Danville
Patricia Ann Colquitt daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Edward Colquitt married Jack Brown son of Arthur Arron Brown and the late Mrs. Brown at Danville Mt Nebo Missionary Baptist Church. Officiant Rev. Horace Fielding. The bride wore white satin with Chantilly lace and a seed pearl crown veil. Bridesmaids wore pale blue dresses. best man James Arron Brown. ushers Howard Wayne Jenkins. Reception followed and couple to reside Danville 2.
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Danville
Mt. Nebo Missionary Baptist Church
Patricia Ann Colquitt
Paul Edward Colquitt
Jack Brown
Arthur Arron Brown
Brown
Horace Fielding
Myra Gail Colquitt
VaNesta Dell Collins
James Arron Brown
Marietta
Usher
Howard Wayne Jenkins
Colquitt
S. A. Summerford
Peggy Hensley
Danville 2
Church Meeting At Central Methodist Welcomes New Officers
Woman's Society of Christian Service at Central Methodist met in the church parlor with Mrs. J. E. McClary presiding to welcome new officers for 1964 65. Budget approved and a basket dinner planned for June 14 after the 11 a.m. service to honor the minister district superintendent and education director.
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Central Methodist
Woman’s Society of Christian Service
J. E. McClary
Howard Belser
Holmes Turner
Charles Clark
Rufus Warren
George Godwin
Southeast Asia
India
Church
Dunlap Circle
Warren
Robert Hosey
Sardines Tasty Tidbits Snack Duo
Tangy Norway sardines packed in olive oil pair with crisp saltine crackers for a quick, flavorful snack when guests arrive.
Patio Sardine Canape Recipe and Easy Party Snack
Patio entertaining made simple with sardine canapes. Open and drain sardines, mash and blend with horseradish and mayonnaise, then spread on toast strips for quick bites.
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John Edward Caspers
Main St. Church of Christ
Ome
Moulton
Brides Books
Ira
E. Moulton
Jack D. Ray
AP News
Cyprus
Janice Elaine Isley
Garland Turner Hancock
Jim Cox
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Sherwin-Williams Co
Grant St
S.E. McCrory—Economy Gateway Shopping Center
Bill's Lumber & Supply
Moulton, Ala
M. Kyle
Jumbing & Elect
Hértselle
Alo
Denton Cole
William A. Walker
T. J. Cottingham
Pittsburgh
Mizpah
6Th Ave
S.E
Happine
Decatur
Kredit SC
2Nd Avenue S.E
Pickens Hardware, Inc
Grant Street
Alalina
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