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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 13, 1972

Page

8

Pepper-Jackson Vows Exchanged in Athens Lawn Ceremony

Pepper of Elkmont wed Jackson of Glenview Illinois Saturday at the bride's parents home in Athens. Rev C D Morrow officiated. Bride wore empire cotton lace gown with lace edge veil and carried baby's breath and an orchid. Emily Pepper was maid of honor. Greg Jackson best man. Ushers Scott Pepper Tim Pepper. Reception hosted by Athens families. Couple to reside in Glenview where groom is stationed with Marine Corps.

Athens Velma Bethany Pepper Hugh Pepper Elkmont Larry Ray Jackson R. L. Jackson C. D. Morrow Emily Pepper Greg Jackson Scott Pepper Tim Pepper Sydney Pepper James Bailey Allen Huber Theo Tunstill Glenn Norton Glenview Ill Marine Corps

Memorial Gifts Help Wheeler Basin Library Fund

The Wheeler Basin Library building fund receives memorial gifts for friends and relatives. Donations honor Claude W. Lavender Vera Peckman James Woodall Maggie Ransom and others with books and memorials from families and local groups. A birthday notice for Marcy Latham and Marvin Latham appears, plus a humorous Nash verse about a new mechanical cow.

Wheeler Basin Library A.L. Johnson Helen Johnson Claude W. Lavender Vera Peckman Joann Harrison James Woodall James B. Snider

Hints From Heloise Protects Table With Cutting Board

A reader describes trimming a portable cardboard cutting board to fit a dining room table to protect the surface. Others share tips on family meals, child safety, and kitchen practices. A reader warns about turning pot handles away from the front to prevent burns.

Heloise Elaine DeNiro

Mrs Geron Keynote At DAR Meeting In Hartselle

In Hartselle the Col John Robins chapter of the Daughters of the American Revolution met at the Corral Restaurant with vice regent Mrs William B McKnight presiding. Mrs R P Geron of Huntsville national DAR chairman reported on the 81st Continental Congress describing the processional and ribbon ceremony and announced the year’s theme Wait on the Lord be of good courage taken from Psalms. She read resolutions while ROTC medals were awarded to Decatur Austin Butler High Schools and the Junior ROTC unit at Butler High School. The chapter received DAR gifts the Gift to the Nation two restored Independence Hall rooms and a Gold Honor Roll certificate. The group approved an American flag for Hartselle’s Avenue of Flags in memory of Redus Collier and noted September district meeting in Russellville and October’s first Saturday gathering. Guests included Mrs William Estes Mrs E R Canada Mrs Dorthy Quinn and new member Mrs M E Hosmer. Hostesses were Mrs Clyde McEntire and Mrs Ola Johnson.

Hartselle Col. John Alfred Stevens Decatur High School Austin High School Butler High School DAR Continental Congress Edwin Frazier Independence Hall Philadelphia J.M. Julich Redus Collier Russellville William Estes Huntsville E. R. Canada Dorthy Quinn Decatur M. E. Hosmer Clyde McEntire Ola Johnson

Chapman Moore Vows Exchanged in Hartselle

Chapman Moore couple wed at Bethel Baptist Church in Hartselle with a host of attendants led by maid of honor Debbie Moore. The couple, both of Hartselle, plan to reside there after a Birmingham wedding trip. A recipe note on quick salad follows the ceremony details.

Naylor and Strickland Wed at Apostolic Christian Church

Miss Sandra Ray Naylor and Jerry Lee Strickland were married Saturday at 7 p.m. at Apostolic Christian Church in a ceremony conducted by Rev. Junior Hale. The bride wore a satin gown with lace details and a cathedral mantilla, carrying carnations and a white orchid. Attendants included maid of honor Deborah Loosier and sister Jan Naylor. best man Roger Loosier. ushers Ronnie Naylor Steve Strickland and Timmy Blankenship. After a brief wedding trip the couple will reside in Courtland.

Sandra Ray Naylor Carl Ray Naylor Jerry Lee Strickland Junior Strickland Apostolic Christian Church Junior Hale Hillsboro Deborah Loosier Jan Naylor Roger Loosier Hatton Ronnie Naylor Steve Strickland Timmy Blankenship Moulton Andy Burns Kathy Hensley Danville Brenda Naylor Donna Spillers Deborah Burdens Courtland 1

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