SOC Te BY BINGHAM SELF WEDDING SOLEMNIZED IN MEMPHIS
The marriage of Miss Mary Alice Self to Dr. Thomas Cook Bingham III took place May 29 at the First Congregational church in Memphis Tennessee. Dr Marshall Wingfield officiated before relatives and friends in a ceremony with greenery gladioli lilies and baby’s breath decoration. The bride wore white crepe and carried a prayer book with white orchids. Barbara Wright was maid of honor. Marion S Bingham was best man. After a Gatlinburg honeymoon the couple reside in Decatur with out of town guests listed.
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Mary Alice Self
Thomas Cook Bingham
Montgomery
Decatur
First Congregational Church
Memphis
Tennessee
Marshall Wingfield
Annie Lee Har Zett
Barbara Wright
Marion
S. Bingham
Robert C. Bryant
Tiptonville
Alfred A. Bingham
Gatlinburg
Bingham
A. L. Self
Annie Self
Connie Self
Norman Self
H. R. Gilbrick
R. C. Gilbrick
Sue Gilbrick
Holly Grove
Arkansas
M. S. Bingham
Frank Barefield
M. E. Edwards
Malcolm and Bingham
For sale range and G. E. table top in good condition
Classified notice lists a range and a Goded condition G E table top available for sale. Contact Mrs. Bennet by phone at 2252 or 2267 M after 5 PM for details.
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Bennett
Personal travel notes feature multiple family trips
Mrs. Troy Martin and son Troy Jr enjoy a Dallas vacation. Mrs. Nolan Sanders leaves for Birmingham to visit Mr. Sanders. A group travels to Washington, D C and New York. Cecila Mosely visits her aunt in Hillsboro. Families vacation at Bell home on Trinity mountain and to Jacksonville Florida. Mrs. Holland and daughter Virginia Lee visit Guntersville. Mrs. Barnes stays for two weeks with her daughter in Dews family.
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Troy Martin
Troy, Martin, Jr
Dallas
Texas
Thomas Bailey
Johnny Smithers
Bell
Trinity Mountain
Bill Littlefield
George
Bill Stone
Jacksonville
Florida
K. B. Holland
Lee Holland
Virginia Lee
W. T. Barnes
Guntersville
Mesdames Holland
Miss Holland
Mrs. Barnes
Ira G. Dews
Dorothey Dix Admonishes Young Women on Marriage Choices
Dorothy Dix counsels two 17 and 18 year old girls to pursue college over eloping with two men, stressing long term consequences, independence, and the risk of losing youth, opportunities, and dignity. Also includes reader questions about a man pressuring a young secretary and Dix’s moral guidance against compromising principles.
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Miss Dix
Dorothy Dix
Mistake Pays Off in Smart Dog Story
Mrs George Leffier of Detroit says her dog Lucky is smart and can fetch small items from the store. The tale highlights a household routine where a clever pet aids daily tasks and saves money through simple errands.
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Lucky
George Leffier
Memorial
Detroit
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Mildred Lynn
Schubert
Litz
Schuman
Aden Barlow
d’Hardelot
Carrie Jacobs Bond
American Legion Auxiliary
Morgan County
Legion Home
Bank Street
Legion Convention
Mobile
Jeanne Stone
Claudia Thomas
Katherine Ivy
Bruce Byars
Washington, D. C
New York City
Cecila Mosely
Hillsboro
Dan Ewing
B. W
Gioves
The
Bell Syndicate, Inc
Coca-Cola Company
Bottling Company
Coco-Cote Company
Coca-Cola
ROSE
Dly
LENOX
White House
Lenox Museum
Gorham, Wallace, Towle, International
Lenox Belvidere
Lenox Rose
Frank Brothers
Decatur, Alabama
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