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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 09, 1963

Page

19

Tangy topping option for canned barbecue beans

A simple serving tip suggests draining crushed pineapple and adding a spoonful atop canned barbecue beans just before serving for a tangy boost. The note presents the idea as a recommended winner.

Gift Shop Promotes Father’s Day Bundles and Odd Holidays

A quirky promotional piece highlights Father’s Day gifts including grills and accessories, extra pages on National Expectant Fathers’ Day and Old Maids’ Day, plus playful tips for floating artificial flowers. It markets serveral decorative items and gift ideas as seasonal bargains.

Miss Anne Elkins Weds Milton Turner In First Baptist Ceremony

Miss Anne Jerrine Elkins married Milton Almon Turner at 4 30 PM Saturday in First Baptist Church with Rev W K Stephenson officiating. The couple’s parents were Lemuel Elkins and Sam Turner, with matron of honor Mrs John Layman Lawler and bridesmaids in white silk organza. Ushers included family members from Chattanooga and Blacksburg. Reception featured green Chantilly lace decor, and traveling couple’s reception followed at Crescent Motel with a white summer knit suit for the bride.

Anne Jerrine Elkins Milton Almon Turner First Baptist Church W. K. Stephenson Lemuel Floyd Elkins Sam David Turner Chattanooga Jack Crawford Harry Cowan Turner John Layman Lawler Tuscaloosa Mary Frances Patton Northport Ala Barbara Ward Cullman Anne Diseker Rosalie McCool Joseph Franklin Turner Rosses Ga Samuel David Turner Liam’ Hall Mitchell Blacksburg Fred Henry Moore Lookout Mountain Tenn Elkins Jace Green Chan A. G. Diseker James A. McCool Joe Hill Joe Curry Virginia Sullivan Ginny Gunn Billie Burgess Janice Hornbuckle Universe of Alabama Mrs. Turner Crescent Motel Miss Elkins

Miss Brenda McCarty to Wed William Rutherford

Moulton announces the approaching marriage of Brenda Sue McCarty to William Bellin Rutherford. The wedding is set for June 28 at the First Baptist Church. Brenda is the granddaughter of Judge Isaac Johnson Jr and William Rome McCarty, while Rutherford is the son of Hendrix Rutherford and Mrs. Rutherford of Molton Courtland.

Moulton William Hollis McCarty Brenda Sue MceCarty William Bellin Rutherford First Baptist Church Miss McCarty Isaac Johnson Jr William Rome McCarty Rutherford Hendrix Rutherford William Hershel Rutherford Courtland William Andrew Hendrix Hendrix the Rutherford

Lions Hunt in Packs Rarely Attack Humans

Lions live and hunt in groups and rarely kill except for food. In the wild they seldom attack people unless provoked, suggesting social behavior and cautious predator dynamics.

Wyle Frey Troth Pledged At Downey Avenue Church

Miss Barbara Joyce Frey and Edwin Winfield Wyle wed at Downey Avenue Christian Church in Indianapolis with a white gladius setting and pink and yellow floral decor. Guests included Mrs. Frey and Mrs. Wyle, Decatur, Ala. officiant Rev. F W Wiegmann, matron of honor Mrs. John B McConahay Jr., bridesmaids Ann Hanson Gail Henry and Mrs. John Buckley, fashion featured moonstar satin dresses, yellow and white colors in reception, couple to reside in Greensboro NC.

Indianapolis Downey Avenue Christian Church Barbara Joyce Frey Edwin Winfield Wyle F. W. Wiegmann Robert Bell Jseph Leamon John B. McConahay Jr New Haven John Nelson John Wyle Thomas Phillips Thomas Goode Decatur

Personal notices of moves visits and travel scattered around region

Mrs I S Meyer and children left last week to join Dr Meyer in Centralia Illinois where they will make their home. Mrs Delia Powell and Mrs Gertrude Flowers of Falkville are visiting the Rev and Mrs Lee Hunt of Douglas Alabama. Mr and Mrs David Childers of Rock Creek have returned from a visit to her sister Mrs Lou Goren of Mobile. Miss Elise Hundley and niece and nephew Sarah Elise and Jim Dixon of Tulsa were guests in Mooresville and Decatur en route home from Randolph Macon College Lynchburg Virginia. Miss Dixon graduated. Miss Bessie Buffaloe and Mrs B Johnston of Jackson Tennessee were weekend visitors of Mr and Mrs B A Bibb of Mooresville. They went to Chattanooga to visit Dr C T Buffaloe and Gatlinburg Tennessee for a lawyers and judges convention. Miss Buffaloe is Court Clerk of Supreme Court of Tennessee western division. Mr and Mrs H E Fogg have moved to their new home in Huntsville at 3302 Reese Ave. Miss Gail Sandusky who has been at the University of Alabama for freshman counseling will return today and go on to Florence State College for the summer session.

I. S. Meyer Dr. Meyer Centralia Ill Elise Hundley Sarah Elise Jim Dixon Tulsa Mooresville Decatur Randolph Macon College Lynchburg Miss Dixon Bessie Buffaloe B. Johnston Jackson, Tenn B. A. Bibb Chattanooga Miss Buffaloe C. T. Buffaloe Gatlinburg Tenn Supreme Court of Tennessee Western Division Gail Sandusky University of Alabama Florence State College

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