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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 10, 1949

Page

6

Randle-White Engagement Announced for Nelda Randle

Society notes report the engagement of Nelda Faye Randle of Decatur to Lawrence White of Punxsutawney Pennsylvania. The couple plan a September wedding with date and details to follow. Both attended Anderson College in Indiana last year.

Randle-White E. B. Randle Decatur Nelda Faye Lawrence White Foster J. White Punxsutawney Pennsylvania Randle Mr. White Anderson College Anderson Indiana

Wedding luncheon for Miss Jerry Wallace and Jack Pitts

A luncheon at the First Methodist church featured Miss Jerry Wallace’s June 18 wedding to Mr. Jack Pitts with a spring floral table. Attendees included Miss Mary Stuart Terrell, Miss Jo Hamilton, Miss Martha Frances Kilgore, Miss Maryleen Duncan, Miss Martha Dinsmore, Miss Jacqueline Johnson, Mrs. Withers Peebles Jr., and the honoree as host. Wallace wore a green silk dress with matching accessories. Rainbow Officers installation for Decatur Assembly No. 26 was cancelled due to a death in Julia Holesapple’s family.

Jerry Wallace Jack Pitts First Methodist Church Mary Stuart Terrell Jo Hamilton Martha Frances Kilgore Maryleen Duncan Martha Dinsmore Jacqueline Johnson Withers Peebles Jr Miss Wallace H. B. Norwood Decatur Order of Rainbow Julia Holesapple

Hendon family returns after visit as minister begins Covington post

Mr and Mrs Greer E Hendon and children returned home after a week with Mr and Mrs L B Hendon and Mr and Mrs C O Chunn Mr Hendon has accepted work as minister of the Church of Christ in Covington Tennessee Mr and Mrs Robert Baugh have

Greer E. Hendon L. B. Hendon C. O. Chunn Hendon Church of Christ Covington Tennessee

Foreign Tunes Dominating Tin Pan Alley Hit Parade

A George Tucker column traces how European songs from France Italy Britain and Ireland populate the Tin Pan Alley top tunes with titles like Frenesi Isle of Capri Galway Bay La Vie en Rose and Lili Marlene fueling an international romance theme in American popular music. The piece notes how adaptations translations and foreign composers shape today’s chart while citing examples from Cuba Cuba to Germany and Russia and mentions Artie Shaw and others who helped import these melodies into the U.S. charts.

Isle of Capri Valencia Malaguena Galway Bay Siboney Bella Marie England Switzerland Ireland University of Dublin Cherie Edith Piaf Artie Shaw Mexico Cuba Berlin Lili Marlene

Retired Hensley On Yakima Manuevers With Ninth Infantry

Retired Clifton Hensley, son of Lige F. Hensley of Hartse, serves with the Ninth Infantry at Fort Lewis Washington. He is now on maneuvers near Yakima in a vast 240 square mile desert area. Training includes infantry field problems coordinated with Tank Air Corps and Artillery units. First elements left April 11 and the maneuver ends May 21 1949. The Ninth, known as the Manchu regiment, has historic battle fame in China and World Wars. Yakima area previously hosted the regiment during 1850s Indian wars.

Clifton Hensley Lige F. Hensley Hartsele 2 Fort Lewis Washington Yakima North Africa Vakima China

Weddings and visits span several states and towns in region

Returned from their wedding trip to New York and West Port Connecticut will make their future home in Decatur. Lula Mae Boggs will visit relatives in St. Petersburg Florida. Annie Sue Cain heads to New York City with James Rankin visiting in Lake Placid. Johnny and Jerry Tatum stay with grandparents in Sardis Sullligent and then with cousins in Cleveland Mississippi. Various locals attended University of Alabama graduation and Hampton Crew wedding in Jasper. Venerable and Mrs Sturgis visit Sewanee for commencement then return to Decatur. Mrs Cranston Gray and son J Cranston Jr Greenville South Carolina visit Ben Johnston family in Decatur.

New York West Port Connecticut Decatur Lula Mae Boggs H.C. Jaceway St. Petersburg Florida Annie Sue Cain New York City James Rankin Lake Placid Johnny and Jerry Tatum John McKenzie Sulligent Alabama Charlie and Nancy Safley Cleveland Mississippi Richard L. Sturgis Wrightsville Sound North Carolina Sturgis Ben Johnston Sewanee Tennessee Cranston Gray J. Cranston Jr Greenville South Carolina Sherman Street

Dear Miss Dix on a Untidy Wife and Breakup

Dorothy Dix warns readers that an untidy wife is the top fault driving husbands to leave. A reader, George H., says a dirty home ruined marriage. he now lives in a clean room but prefers loneliness to dirt, urging wives to keep a tidy, welcoming home to avoid neglect and drinking.

Miss DIX George H Prudence

Cleanliness and order as the true home defense

A columnist argues a clean home with mops beats perfumes for marriage harmony. Advice to not keep old love letters. returning them helps avoid future misunderstandings and preserves fairness to the former fiancée.

Young Pianist To Give Recital At First Methodist

David Allen Gibson a Peabody Conservatory student in Baltimore will give a Sunday recital at First Methodist Church Athens on June 12 at four. He will perform Mozart K303 Sonata Intermezzo in B flat Brahms Capriccio in F sharp minor Appassionata Sonata Op 57 Waltz Op 69 No 3 Chopin Etude Black Key Nocturne D flat and Bach Rejoice Beloved Christians. The public is cordially invited.

David Allen Gibson Peabody Conservatory of Music Baltimore Maryland First Methodist Church Athens Brahms al Waltz Chopin

Asia Extends From Arctic Circle Toward Equator

A description notes Asia spans from 13 degrees north of the Arctic Circle toward the equator, covering vast latitudinal range across diverse regions and climates.

Asia Equator

Thunderstorms Power Gulf Coast Summers

Mobile readers learn that June to August bring peak thunderstorm activity in the Gulf coast. Weatherman W L Tilson notes over half of annual storms occur then. storms form from rising warm air creating cells with lightning. Storms threaten airplanes and occasionally cause injuries, with April bringing heavy rain in Mobile.

Mobile Ala Nature Mid-Gulf W. L. Tilson Gulf Coast Gulf of Mexico

Clenn W. Martin Serves Aboard USS Seminole in California Drills

Clenn W. Martin, commissaryman first class USN, son of R W Martin of Cullman and husband of Mrs. Mary Martin of San Diego, took part in fleet intertype exercises in Southern California aboard the attack cargo ship USS Seminole. About 5 000 officers and men and 30 ships participated under the amphibious force Pacific Fleet led by Rear Admiral Fischer.

Clenn W. Martin USN R. W. Martin Cullman Mary Martin Apps Avenue San Diego Calif California Amphibious Force Pacific Fleet Fischer

Airplanes torn by wind drafts cause fatalities

Earth records reveal repeated airplane disasters where wind drafts trap occupants and rip aircraft apart, resulting in fatalities and widespread hazard reports.

Earth

Four room unfurnished rental near 1402 8th Avenue East

Quiet, convenient location for a four room unfurnished house at 1402 8th Avenue East. Details on availability and terms not fully clear from the fragment.

8Th Avenue East

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Guess First Baptist Church Cooper Guess Cherry Street Paul Draper Jane Royer Greenwood Park H. L. Slaughter Don Horton Judge and J. E. Horton Greenbriar, Wednes St.Joseph Mademoiselle Irene Jones Robert Baugh George Tucker Hay Boyle France Italy Britain South America Czechoslovakia Tschaikowskys Debussy Shuberts Drigo Dorothy Dix Hew Hal Boyle Hensley W. A. Hoppers Os Jine Hoppers Carl Gentsth University of Alabama David Hoppers W. V. Pattillo Ralph Hartselle Jasper Hampton Crew Constance Meyer Canterbury Gardens Dept Seattle Edna Jackson Walter M. Jackson Riverside Auditorium Jackson Bryson Studio Huntsville Russell Stover Norcross Hallmark Cards PRA Book & Gift Shop Moulton St USS Seminole Kentile Leon Edwards Waverly Schumacher Mrs. Grady Free East Moulton St Old Curb Market Building Decatur, Alabama D. W. Bish Tampa M. G Walter Traylor Auction Co Bank St. Decatur
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