Miss Linderman Honored At Two Bridal Showers
Miss Charlotte Linderman bride elect of George White was honored Friday at a miscellaneous shower hosted by Mrs. J W Blair with cohosts Mrs Wayne Lott Mrs Jimmy Smith and Mrs Edwin Liverett. Earlier she received a tea shower at the McCulloch home hosted by Mrs Shelby McCulloch Mrs Horace Standridge and Mrs W J Woodall.
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J. W. Blair
Charlotte Linderman
Carl Linderman
Blair
Wayne Lott
Jimmy Smith
Edwin Liverett
George White
Byron Ratliff
Don Hamilton
Boy wants to be minister after first church service
In Somerset Kentucky a 4 year old after attending his first full service told his parents he plans to become a minister. He quips it would be more fun to stand up and yell than to sit and listen.
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Somerset, Ky
Bride Elect Honored at Henderson Home
Bride elect honored at the home of Reverend and Mrs. James Henderson. The honoree and guests were present as an orchid corsage was presented to the honoree in a small gathering reflecting local social tradition.
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James Henderson
Personal notices from Cullman and surrounding area
Mr and Mrs Frank Campbell of Cullman announce the birth of a daughter named Frances last Saturday at Cullman Hospital. Several residents return from trips to Anderson Auburn Milky Phenix City and Montgomery while others plan visits and attend garden club activities and a kindergarten tea training school opening in Rich.
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Frank Campbell
Cullman
Cullman Hospital
Frances
Mr. Campbell
C. A. Campbell
Decatur
Florida
W. D. Lee
Milky
Ala
W. T. Jordan
Bill Jordan
Will Brown
Phenix City
Hugh Kaylor
Jay Erskine Pickens
Westminster Presbyterian Church
McCulloch-Norris Vows Said Tuesday Evening
Miss Norma Gail Norris and Lloyd Stamps McCulloch of Moulton married at 8 p.m. in Birmingham at the Seventy-seventh Street Church of Christ with Jere E. Frost officiating. Attendants included sister Charlene Norris and maid of honor Patricia M. Little. Groom’s best man was Price McCulloch, with ushers William E. Elkins Joe Killingsworth J Thomas Norris Paul D. Dean Wayne Collins. After a Gatlinburg trip, they will live in Moulton.
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Birmingham
Norma Gail Norris
Lloyd Stamps McCulloch
Moulton
Seventy-seventh Street Church of Christ
Jere E. Frost
Cleo Wagner Norris
Wilson R. Gorman
Florence
Chester Stamps
Orlando
Paul D. Dean
Patricia M
Charlene Norris
Mr. Norris
Price McCulloch
William E. Elkins
Joe Killingsworth
J. Thomas Norris
Wayne Collins
Leonard Stamps
Memphis
Gatlinburg
Tenn
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
A bridge column discusses a North South vulnerable hand. After 1NT Pass Pass South West 3 spades, South chooses to bid game in spades. West leads a heart, and the article analyzes whether to duck or draw trumps and how the diamond shift affects the defense and declarer's prospects. The piece emphasizes strategic decision making in overcalls and lead choices.
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North
West
Declarer
East
Salem WSCS Board Meeting Reveals Family Assessment
Salem WSCS board members voted to assess each church family to cover cleaning costs. The notice also set officer training school for July 9 with Mrs Leonard Robinson presiding.
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Leonard Robinson
WSCS Meets At Neel Church
The WSCS gathered at Neel Church where a program provided a scripture reading. A new study titled responsible adults for tomorrow's world will begin on June 20 with Mrs. Long presenting the first portion.
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WSCS
Neel Church
Pike Pike
Oach
Mrs. Long
Also Mentioned on This Page
Miss Linderman
American Gem Society
Ralph Weinman
Johnston St. Sr
Gateway Shopping Center
2Nd Ave
S.E
Decatur, Ala
E. G. Hamilton
Anderson, S. C
Marshall Walker
Mr. Walker and Sons
I. B. Schmidt
Auburn
Garden Club
Trawelers Garden Club
Janie Johnston
Jackson
Robert T. McWhorter
James Crow
Montgomery
State Federated Garden Clubs
Mrs. Lloyd Stamps McCulloch
Goren
Charles H. Goren
Ce Ies
North &Kqj
Ole House
Rogersville
Alabama
Salem Wscs
Tennessee Valley
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