Miss Onita Middlebrooks Weds Ussery Harris in Iuka
The wedding of Miss Onita Middlebrooks of Anderson Alabama to Mr Ussery Harris of Hillsboro Mississippi was solemnized in Iuka Mississippi on Saturday June 12 with a single ring ceremony by Rev G N Gaber. The bride a Lauderdale County High School graduate wore a white suit with white carnations edged in red for a corsage. The couple to teach in Lawrence County at Midway School after a brief honeymoon will live with the groom's mother.
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Miss Middlebrooks
Ussery Harris
Iuka
Onita Middlebrooks
Anderson
Alabama
Hillsboro
Mississippi
G. N. Gaber
W. C. Middlebrooks
Lauderdale County High School
Florence State Teachers College
Florence
A. C. Harris
Harris
Route 1
Hazlewood High School
Town Creek
Swimming Is Good For You This Summer
Outdoor life fuels youth and swimming tops summer sports. Immersion promotes circulation and posture while toning muscles. Stay active, dry off quickly, protect skin from sunburn and wear dark glasses for eye safety during sun exposure.
Local names appear in fragmentary obituary style list
A partial OCR fragment lists individuals including Jean Jones Barbara Williams Glenda Williams Johnny McKay Jerry McKay Rudolph Berryman Lillian Myra Thenan Manley Linda Cross Brenda Walden Ruby Ann Johnny Mc Entire Tommy Segars Douglas Coffee David Coffee Tommy Jones and Jimmy Jackson suggesting a group notice or family roster in a local column.
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Jean Jones
Barbara
Glenda Williams
Johnny
Jerry McKay
Rudolph Berryman
Lillian
Myra
Thenan Manley
Linda
Flaine Cross
Brenda Ray Walden
Ruby Ann
Byran McEntire
Tommy Segars
Douglas
David Coffee
Tommy Jones
Jimmy Jackson
Luncheon and Travel Notes From Local Social Roundup
Darrah and party attend a Fayetteville Tennessee luncheon and bridge for Betty Lamb’s upcoming June 30 wedding to Luke Pryor. Trip to Florida noted for Tuscaloosa visitors. Florence clinic barbecue draws Dr Kermit Pitt. Birmingham visitors visit relatives and return home. Community gossip covers guests from Statesville and Huntsville sees travel and domestic visits. Condition of Herbert Ferguson improved after car crash. to return home soon. Local families host and visit kin across Birmingham Talladega Shelby and Sheffield.
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Darrah
Fayetteville
Tennessee
Betty Lamb
Luke Pryor
Hillsboro Home Demonstration Plans July Picnic
Hillsboro Home Demonstration Club met with Mrs. Hazel Peebles Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. Tommy Terry led the business meeting outlining plans for the annual picnic at Seneca Springs on the third Tuesday in July. Miss Kendrick gave a color in the home demonstration. Mary E. Colman attended as district home agent. Eight members attended due to rain. Mrs. Terry helped serve refreshments. Each member pledged 10 cents per meeting for club treasury.
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Hillsboro
Governors Urge Defense Program and Tax Changes
NEW CASTLE New Hampshire June 17 The national conference of governors appealed for a civilian defense program and for federal withdrawal from certain taxes The governors adopted a resolution saying world events make such a program vitally necessary and that efficient operation requires federal cooperation with state governments They urged withdrawal or reduction of taxes best handled by state and local governments specifically gasoline and highway user taxes.
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New Castle
N. H
National Conference of Governors
Sheffield to vote on change of city government form
Voters in Sheffield will cast ballots Monday July 12 to decide if the city should switch from the commission form of government. The election follows a petition filed by voters and led by Paul E Saywell, president of the city commission.
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Sheffield
Paul E. Saywell
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Problem Parents and The Child's Fate In Dorothey Dix Voice
Dorothy Dix argues that delinquent behavior stems from poor parenting not innate criminal tendency. She condemns hypocritical and controlling parents who shield their children from responsibility, noting many letters from youths seeking empathy and freedom. She warns modern youths mirror a changing world and that problematic children come from flawed homes.
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Dorothy DIX
Katie
Johnny
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