Miss Estelle Speer Marries Durwood Parham in Nashville
A quiet ceremony at Southside Baptist Church united Miss Estelle Speer daughter of Mrs Charley Speer and Durwood L Parham son of Mrs L A Parham in Nashville Tennessee. The double ring wedding featured maid of honor Rose Speer and best man W L Pate with musical interludes and a reception at Hotel Lyons clubrooms. They plan to reside in Nashville after a Florida trip.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. L. Pate
Decatur
Marie Wiley
Helen Childs
Jackie Hawkins
Clare de Lune
de Bussy
Delores
Cobh
Guy de Hardelot
Personal notices from local column on medical update and travel guests
Mrs. Floyd Harris nee Jane Blackwell is recovering at Baugh Infirmary after a Monday operation. Mrs. L L Lively and daughter Kathleen return from a visit to Pennsylvania. Mr and Mrs Milton Smith and party from Louisville are visiting the Daniels and Pou households on their way to Mary Esther Florida for a house party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
LE Club Entre Meres
Thomas Edgil
Finley’s Island
Captain Smith
Katherine Smith
Evan Colbert
Pensacola
Florida
L. P. Couch
Eiter
Oscar Fuller
Warren
Harvey Lawrence
Marion Howard
Alexander
Turner
Dorothy Turner
Shad. Lawrence
Howard Benich
Jim Pitts
Tom Sloat
Howard Briscoe
Rown
Spiegel
Norris
Skinner
Ryan
Bates
Mary Jane Bates
Dora Lee Lanier
Floyd Harris
Jane Blackwell
the Baugh Infirmary
L. L. Lively
Kathleen
Points
Pennsylvania
Milton Smith
Louisville
J. R. Daniel
Rex Pou
Mary Esther
Fla
Teen-Age Beauty Woe Should Not Be Disregarded
An article urges sympathy and help for teens with acne including home care steps. It advises daily cleansing with soap and brush, warm baths, a light diet, and avoiding chocolate. For deep infections it recommends medical treatment, steam applications, baking soda, and sterile lancing when pimples head.
Various Montgomery Residents Abroad and in Alabama Localities
Local society notes list Montgomery residents and visitors including R T Rives and Callie Rives, updates on Miss Sarah Lichenstein studying at Vanderbilt, and families at Birmingham state convention for the Children of the American Revolution. Updates include Dr T L McDonald improving, Hartwell Davis going to Washington for an operation, and several Alabama and Florida travels.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. T. Gill
Lewis C. Brown
Carlton Brown
Marian Bloodworth
Ann Coleman
Sandra
Ella Darwin Davis
Charlotte Orr
Birmingham
the Children of the American Revolution
Hollywood figures prize instinct and projects
Hollywood chatter from June outlines Alan Ladd’s view that film careers ride on instinct, not rules, with his shift away from rugged “Alan Ladd” roles. Bing Crosby’s recording pace at Paramount draws praise for “As Long As I’m Dreaming.” A Hollywood turnout for Louis Conn’s fight gathers stars, while John Garfield eyes a Western and June Allyson remains ill. Mickey Rooney promotes a victorious softball squad.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hollywood
Alan Ladd
Ladd
O.S.S
Lacey’s
Ures
Alan
Paramount
Bing Crosby
Cruz
Bing
Louis Conn
Perry Como
Ty Power
Clark Gable
Gary Cooper
Phil Silvers
Peter Lawford
Frank Sinatra
John Garfield
June Allyson
Simon Simone
Paris
Mickey Rooney
Andy Russell
Bob Hope
Harry James
Dick Haymes
Tuck Keeps Eye on Strike Situation
Decatur resident Charlie Tuck, a veteran maritime worker and AFL member, watches the looming strike threat with interest after returning from a March cruise visiting Italy. He believes a compromise will likely avert a shipping stoppage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuck
Decatur
Charlie Tuck
Italy
AFL
Dear Miss Dix Teaches Nagging and Honest Truths in Marriage
Dorothy Dix advises a middle aged husband to address nagging by self reflection and professional talk, warning that nagging harms health and job prospects. Myrtle T. counsels compromise and amiable behavior over rights. A fiancé contemplating deception about finances should reveal true means to avoid deceit and ruined trust.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss DIX
Dorothy DIX
Myrtle T
Ana
Administrator warns licensees on gambling devices
Montgomery June 12 Administrator E. W. Gunn warned that beer and liquor licensees using gambling devices such as slot machines and punchboards will have licenses revoked. The board had received complaints about devices in places selling alcohol.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
E. W. Gunn
Gunn
Mrs Blevins Plans Summer Visit With Family
Mrs. Blevins will be accompanied by her brother James C Worley and nephew Earl William Penn for a summer stay. Mrs. Wiley R Cox and baby Cecelia Thomas depart Saturday for Durham North Carolina after visiting her parents Mr and Mrs Rutledge S Thomas. They will return home for a two week visit by Mrs. Thomas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. G. Blevins
New London
Conn
Earl C. Worley
Wiley R. Cox
Cecelia Thomas
Durham
N.C
Rutledge S. Thomas
Thomas
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Linda Darnell
L. A. Parham
Nashville, Tenn
Paul Burke
Groom
Nashvilles
Tenn
Harris Tucker
Ninth Street
S. M. Wilhite
Guy Jones
Jim Smith
Central Baptist Sunday School
Seneca Springs
Jefferson
Texas
Dugger
Eg Vinany
Helene Curtis
Holt
Hartselle
Strand
the Beauty Bar
Beauty & Bath Salon
Turkish and Mineral Baths
WNEVP
Hallmark
City Park
Loyd’s
Helen Follett
Yardley
London
R. T. Rives
Sarah Lichenstein
Vanderbilt University
Max Lichtenstein
F. K. Gamble
Allen Gamble
Beatrice and
Grace Gamble
Washington, D. C
Liston Cook
Carl Hendon
Betty
Clearwater, Fla
Jerre Porter Wood
Corinth Miss
Mrs. H. C. Choate
East Walnut Street
T. L.mcdonald
Harold Michelson
New York City
Leonard Michelson
Max Michelson
Atlanta
Ala
John Kennedy
Maureen Bobbitt Walsh
Mobile
L. B. Sanders
Margaret Alexander
Auburn
E. W. McLeod
W. McLeod Jr
New Orleans
Dallas
E. B. Garner
Ann Blair
Garner
Oak Ridge, Tenn
Clary L. Boyd
Arkadelphia
Ark
S. H. Wilds
Dan Boyd
Roanoke
Film Capital Amazing
Get Syndicate
Marricg
Dorothy OL
Sam Frank & Moore
Sally
Stock Robinson Furniture CO
Bank St
Wit
May Prosser
Rachel Long
Mae Luker Cole
Daniel’s Beauty Shop
Second Ave
Madam Julia
Julia
Pullman Trailer
U. S. Hwy
Deer Spring Station
Goidel’s Drug Store
Rainey’s Beauty Academy
2Nd Ave
Bank Street
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