Elegant weddings mark Decatur and Lewiston nuptials
The Decatur area welcomed Mildred Louise Nebrig and Warren D. Sherrow as brides in June ceremonies. Attendants wore pastel tones while orchid and gardenia corsages complemented white and green decor. After vows officiated by Rev. Town, receptions followed in family homes before the couples planned their honeymoons and new homes in Bessemer and Huntsville.
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Henry F. Nebrigee
Mildred Louise
Vickrey
Seneca
Burr
Liebestraume
Misses
Doris Hellbush
Houston
Texas
Tenn
Swansonia
D. W. Speake
FE. M. Lee
Huntaville
Sherrow- Bartlett
Fairbanks
Lewiston
Niagra River
Margaret Bartlett
Warren D. Sherrow
Gordon A. Menfang
Miss Barlett
Hi-R.bartlett
Mr. Sherrow
H. R. Sherrow
Decatur
Alabama
Bartlett
John Bingenheimer
Jeffery Bartlett
Cookie Book offers macaroons meringues and kisses
The Decatur Daily features a Cookie Book No 17 with easy to follow recipes for macaroons and meringues and instructions on beating egg whites to the right stiffness. It covers chocolate coconut kisses and nut kisses with oven temps and drying times.
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Decatur Daily
Local Personal Notices Move and Visits
Mr and Mrs Lether Smith have moved from Jackson Street and are at home on Prospect Drive. Mrs J M Hatfield and daughter Mary Jim of Birmingham are guests this week of Mr and Mrs B A Turner.
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Lether Smith
Jackson Street
Prospect Drive
J. M. Hatfield
Mary Jim
Birmingham
B. A. Turner
Call Issued for Nurses in District 14 Alabama
Mrs Frank Brown Jr district secretary urges all Morgan Limestone Lawrence and Cullman county nurses to attend a June 19 meeting at 1505 12th Avenue East Decatur. Mrs Walter Bragg Smith Alabama State Nurses Association executive secretary will organize local war service council with 62 district nurses expected 42 active. all unlisted nurses urged to attend.
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Nursing Council
Decatur
Mra
Frank Brown, Jr
Alabama State Nurses Association
Morgan
Limestone
Lawrence
Cullman
Walter Bragg Smith
Alabama State Nursing Council
War Council
Alabama
Value of Sugar Stamps Increased in Washington
The Office of Price Administration announced increases in sugar stamp values five and six to two pounds each while extending coverage to four weeks per stamp, keeping the weekly ration at a half pound. Stamp four remains valid for a pound until June 27, No. five through July 26, and No. six until August 22. Grocers will handle fewer stamps under the new plan.
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Washington
Office of Price Administration
Methodist Woman's Society groups hold Athens luncheon
Four circles of the Methodist Women's Society of Christian Service met at midday in the church recreation parlor for a covered dish luncheon. After social time the groups held brief business and program meetings and raised a large sum to help pay for a back winding machine for Athens College enabling six girls to attend school.
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Athens
Ala
Methodist Woman’s Society of Christian Service
Athens College
Tire disposal by canyon mine workers attracts attention in Prescott
In Prescott Arizona a service station owner who dumped old tires into a 1,000 foot canyon has hired eight boys with burros to recover them. They have retrieved seven tons of tires so far. A pledge canvasser will soon visit households urging support for government purchase.
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Ireland
Safe Deposit Box
Prescott
Ariz
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