Miss Mercia Yarbrough Weds Corporal Nolen J Locke
The ceremony took place June 7 at Central Baptist Church with a double ring rite. Miss Mercia Yarbrough wore a Dutchess satin gown, while bridesmaids included Miss Jean McRae and Miss Betty Tuck. After a reception at 518 6th Avenue West, the couple departed for Daytona Beach and will reside at Westover Field Massachusetts.
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Yarbrough Ding
Mercia Yarbrough
M. A. Yarrough
6Th Avenue West
Nolen J . Locke
Josie Locke
Rmingham
Central Baptist Church
Paul Roberts
Iley
Cordova
Tennessee
Patsy Byars
Robert Cromwell
Edmond ‘Keith
Mr. Cromwell
Schuferbert
Claire de Lune
Debussy
Mr. Keith
Kengwin
Mendelssohn
Forsythe
Knox McRae
Daytona Beach
Florida
Westover Field
Massachusetts
W. A. Yarbrough
Jonesboro
Arkansas
J. N. Yarbrough
D. E. Yarbrough
Mobile
Tasso
Joe Johnson
Tallahassee
Peggy Riley
Josie Lake
Leon Jansen
Birmingham
Austinville Home Demonstration Club Meets at Mrs Foster
The Austinville Home Demonstration Club gathered Friday afternoon at Mrs Earl Foster's home to view antiques and hear a devotional by Mrs Prueitt Waits. Miss Frances Norton featured aluminum trays for summer camp August orders, while Mrs P H Clark led a flower corsage and nosegay demonstration as members shared favorite flowers.
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Austinville
Earl Foster
G. A. Blackwell
Prueitt Waits
Simmons
Haygood Paterson
Richard Hamilton
Frances Norton
P. H. Clark
Heirloom patterns prompt daily crochet progress
A needlework promotion invites readers to crochet a 7 inch square from pattern 633 Laura Wheeler’s Needlecraft. It offers easy charts and directions, with mail order for pattern and a separate catalog promising 101 illustrations and free weaving instructions.
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Laura Wheeler
Decatur Daily
Needlecraft Dept
P. O
Brooklyn
N. Y
Central Methodist circles plan Monday meetings
Flower arranging and corsage winners named as Mrs. Coleman Lott and others are noted. Hostesses for refreshments include numerous ladies. The Women's Society of Christian Service circles at Central Methodist church schedule Monday at 3 PM with hostesses Mrs. Cavanar Woodruff Powell Rauschenburg and others.
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Central Methodist Ww. &. Co. S
Women's Society of Christian Service
Central Methodist Church
Odie Cavanar
Personal notices from Louisville guests and travels
Mrs L D True of Louisville is visiting Mr and Mrs T B Rogers. Harris True and daughter Peggy also return home after visiting the Rogers. Charlotte Orr Maryleen Duncan and Anne Layman head to Camp Dunreamin Fayetteville Tennessee for three weeks with Orr and Duncan serving as Junior Counselors. Roy Fite Sr leaves for Nashville to be at his father R A Fites bedside after a serious Vanderbilt hospital operation.
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Mrs. Harris True
Peggy
Louisville
Kentucky
T. B. Rogers
Charlotte Orr
Maryleen Duncan
Anne Layman
Dunreamin
Fayetteville
Tennessee
Orr and
Duncan
Roy Fite, Sr
Nashville
R. A. Fite
Vanderbilt Hospital
Mrs Sirmons Is Improved After Heart Attack
Mrs. John L. Sirmons of 711 Fifth Avenue W. is resting better at home after a Thursday heart attack. Her daughter a nurse cares for her. Readily alarmed children came to Decatur and Memphis and New Orleans to be at her bedside.
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John L. Sirmons
Fifth Avenue W
McMinnville
Tenn
Mary Sirmons
New Orleans
P. H. Sirmons
South Georgia
Sirmons
Decatur
Bernice Sirmons
Josie Nelson
Myrtle McGaughy
Lawrence Farmer Dies at Residence After Illness
Obituary notes the death of John Mack Speegle a 48 year old farmer of Moulton 4 who died Saturday morning at his home after weeks of illness. Services will be at Jones chapel near Moulton today at 2 30 PM conducted by Rev Wayne S Graham with interment in the adjoining cemetery. Surviving are his widow one son John Speegle and five daughters Essie Audrey Madine Bobby Jean and Liza Belle all of Moulton 4. Pallbearers named. Also includes a recipe tip about garnish baked potatoes.
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John Mack Speegle
Moulton
Farmer
Jones Chapel
Wayne S. Graham
Speegle
John Speegle
Essie
Audrey
Wilson White Heads Athens Lions Club
Wilson White, operator of the Athens Bus Station and noted automobile dealer, was elected president of the Athens Lions Club for the new year starting July 1. W. A. Greenhaw is the first president, with Arthur L. Moye and Dr. H. L. Euler as vice presidents, Ree Byram as secretary treasurer, W. T. Maplesden lion tamer, and Willard Dawes tail twister. New directors Arthur L. Stewart and Donald B. Isom join Tom P. Smith and Thomas Osborne, who were re-elected.
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Athens
Ala
Wilson White
Athens Lions Club
W. A. Greenhaw
Arthur L
Patent Office Reports About Two Million Patents Issued
The U S Patent Office announces that approximately two million patents have been issued. Officials emphasize the milestone reflects decades of innovation and growing patent activity across industries.
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The
U.s.patent Office
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Atlanta
Georgia
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Jean McRae
Betty Tuck
Mary Lou Bell
Janet Lee
Devine
George Devine
Morris B. Locke
Scottsboro
Merle Gene Yarbrough
Jack Nelson Yarbrough
W. W. Locke
Linter
Daggers Book Store
Ira Schnell
E. Moulton
Caddell Drug CO
THOR
R. W. Tuck
Harvest
Austinville Home Demonstration Club
Hartselle Methodist Church
William Ray Cadenhead
Rachel Pattillo
William Vandyke Pattillo
Hartselle
Cadenhead
J. O. Cadenhead
Greenville
Mississippi
First Methodist Church
Sam Hobbs
Virginia Davis
Philadelphia
Miss Davis
G. O. P. Convention
Coleman Lott
Luther Turner
Justin Roberts
R. C. McWhorter
McCulloch
Thomas Hunter
Lewis Terry
Seldon Crow
Lawrence Pressnell
McEntire
J. H. Jones
James Slaten
Claude McRight
Stewart
Emma Sparkman
P. 4
Dockrey
Miss Simmons
Miss Norton
Dora Louise Clark
Tess
Circle Three
Winston Powell
W. F. Rauschenburg
Circle Four
L. D. True
Louisville, Kentucky
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Tennessee Valley Flight Service
Wrger Pate
Ganges Fe
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Lawrence Farmer
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