Miss Waldrop Friday Bride
Judith Marie Waldrop daughter of Mr and Mrs Tom Waldrop Hartselle wed Frank Crider Young son of Mr and Mrs Troy Young Logan at First Baptist Church The Rev W L Carden presided The gown was candlelight peau de soie with Alencon lace and seed pearls Attendants included Kay McCullough Dana Morris Janet Stovall and Kelli Hargrove Best man was the bridegroom’s father Ushers included Tim Waldrop Johnie Taylor Bill Tucke and Gary McGill Assisting with the reception were Mrs Milton Pfleger and Mrs Charles
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hartselle
Judith Marie Waldrop
Tom—G—Waldrop
Frank Crider Young
Troy W. Young
Logan
First Baptist Church
W. L. Carden
Kay McCullough
Dana’ Morris
Falkville
Janet Stovall
Decatur
Kelli Hargrove
Tim Waldrop
Johnie Taylor
Bill Tucke Cullman
Gary McGil Decatur
Milton Pfleger
Mobile
Charles
Ruff Losers In Dummy First In Bridge Lesson
Excerpt from a bridge column explaining ruffing losers in the dummy when short side suits and trump length exist. It warns against drawing trumps early and shows a sample hand and opening lead. Includes a daily question and pocket guide offer from The Decatur Daily.
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West
East
Slip resistant tile for safer kitchen and bath floors
The kitchen, bath and laundry areas are prone to slips. Unglazed ceramic tile provides slip resistance and never needs waxing, reducing slipperage in these high risk areas.
Calendar Rules For Newsroom Bridal and Photo Policies
The Daily outlines deadlines for calendar items and meeting stories to appear in Sundays. Bridal engagements require forms from the women's department and photos by Monday for next Sunday. photos of bridesmaids or multiple children have age and timing constraints and staff photographers schedule birthdays five days ahead.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Women's Department
Women’s Department
Baked Alaska Berry Roll Dessert Recipe
A rich baked Alaska berry roll combines strawberry ice cream wrapped in spongecake. The recipe guides icing with meringue and assembly steps including chilling, freezing, and final plating with strawberry sauce.
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Alaska
Dawn Tidd Weds Wayne Green at St John’s Episcopal
Miss Dawn Tidd daughter of Mr and Mrs John L Tidd Hartselle and Wayne F Green son of Mrs Dean Tankersley and the late Huey Green were married at 2 pm Saturday at St Johns Episcopal Church by Rev James O Bodley. The bride wore silk organza with Alencon lace and seed pearls and carried white roses on a prayer book. Attendants included maid of honor Miss Mary Helen Jefferys and bridesmaids Miss Rhonda Tidd Miss Johnette Tid Hartselle. Best man was Jerry Green brother of the groom. ushers Joni Sullins and Jimmy Walker. Reception guests included Miss Anita Balch Flint. The couple plans a wedding trip to New Orleans and will reside in Falkville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Lucille Wiggins
B. G. Hall
Henry Wesson
Dawn Tidd
John L. Tidd
Hartselle
Wayne F. Green
Dean Tankersley
Huey Green
St. John’s Episcopal Church
James O Bodley
Mary Helen Jefferys
Rhonda Tidd
Johnette
Tid Hartselle
Jerry of Green
Joni Sullins
Jimmy Walker
Eva
Burningtree Country Club
Sandra Willingham
Flint
Jerry Don Green
Judy Flowers
Jo Eli¢h Newton
Kay Wallace
Anita Balch
New Orleans
Falkville
Local guests attend Tidd-Green wedding
Out of town attendees included Mrs. Frank Villafona of Baton Rouge Louisiana and families of Bonnell Otsego Michigan Leslie and Jim Bonnell Gables Michigan along with Mr. and Mrs. James A. Walker of Leesburg Florida and the Rev. and Mrs. O Paul Walker plus Mr. and Mrs. J Bruce Pardue of Selma.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Frank Villafona
Baton Rouge
Max Bonnell
Brian
Terry
Otsego
Mich
Leslie Bonnell
Jim
Gables
James A. Walker
Leesburg
Fla
O. Paul Walker
J. Bruce Pardue
Selma
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Bruce Johnson
Sheinwold
Decatur Daily
Grand Central Station
New York
N. Y
Sixth Avenue, South
Mrs
Wayne Franklin Green
Decatur Apothecary
Guy N. Woods
Memphis, Tenn
Grant Street
Church OF Christ
Grant Street, S.E
Sale Sq. Yd
Ester Kodel Polyber
Southern Carpets
Moulton
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