Frantz Payne Troth Pledged In Gadsden
Miss Peg gy Sue Payne wed Robert G. Frantz of Gadsden in Guntersville First Baptist Church with Rev. D W Edwards officiating. The bride wore Chantilly lace over slipper satin with a Chantilly lace bodice and chapel train. Attendants wore powder blue silk organza. sister and sister of groom attended. A reception followed. the couple planned a wedding trip.
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Guntersville
Peggy Sue Payne
Robert G. Frantz
Gadsden
First Baptist Church of
D. W. Edwards
Arthur W. Payne
William E. Frantz
Malcolm Harris
Diane Frantz
Sandra Harris
Dr. Frantz
Gene Frantz
Fred Morris
Birmingham
Ira Dews
Robert Stephens
Leon Rayburn
Gus Smith
Oma Jane Rogers
Louie Davis
Atlanta
George Keech
Anniston
Declarer misreads suit breaks in slam analysis
In a Goren on Bridge column the description details a four spade slam in which declarer misplays by choosing diamonds first. West leads trump to cut ruffs as the hand failed with a five one diamond break and clubs four two or better was the key to success. The analyst notes the proper early attack on clubs could have yielded the needed ruffs and entries to make the slam.
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West
Declarer
South
Chicago
Tri
Carolyn Sue Odom Weds Harold White Jr at Central Methodist
Miss Carolyn Sue Odom daughter of Roy B. Odom and Harold Birts White Jr son of Mr and Mrs Harold Birts White were married at 6 30 PM Saturday in Central Methodist Church with Rev Wallace W Lovett officiating. Reception followed in the church parlor and a Florida wedding trip planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Central Methodist Church
Carolyn Sue Odom
Roy B. Odom
Harold Birts White Jr
Harold Birts White
Wallace W. Lovett
Oscar Napps
Edgar Self
Lillian Odom
Sam Byars
Rufus Warren
Sim Price
W. W. Wright
A. M. Richards
Julian Maynard
David Shipley
Mona Ray Kelly
Marjorie Spencer
Jo Anne Livingston
Aviona Yarbrough
Ann Carter
Nancy Namie
Bernice Edmonson
Charles Morris
Opal McCormick
Florida
White
Lafayette
Indiana
Youth admits buying stolen auto mirror in planning ahead
A 15 year old boy told Detective Chief Verne V. Starmer he bought a stolen rear view mirror though he did not own a car. He said he planned to have it ready for a car he would buy next fall.
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ST. Joseph, Mo
Verne V. Starmer
Couple Plans Home in Jacksonville Florida
A couple will reside at their new home in Jacksonville Florida as part of a local residential move.
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Jacksonville
Florida
Calendar Dig N Delve Garden Club Meeting Notice
Calendar Dig N Delve Garden Club will meet in the home of Mrs. James M Bloodworth on Thursday at 9 30 a m for a regular session.
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Dig N Delve Garden Club
James M. Bloodworth
Coke Party Honors Mrs. Privette At Home
Mrs. James Purnell hosted a Coke party Thursday morning at her residence to honor Mrs. W. C. Privette who, with her husband, plans to move to Charlotte North Carolina. About 50 guests attended among white daisies used for decoration.
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James Purnell
W. C. Privette
Charlotte
N. C
Wet soil plowing risks after moisture evaporates
Wet soil should not be plowed as the ground becomes hard and crop growth suffers when the moisture evaporates.
Hospital Club Plans Annual TB Picinic
Members of the District I TB Sanatorium Volunteer Hospital Club will meet Thursday at 11 a.m. at Mrs. George Perry’s home on Highway 67 to prepare for the annual barbecue for patients at the sanatorium. About 240 plates are served at 5 p.m. each year. At the regular meeting in the new club room at 2 East Moulton St., officers were reelected: President Mrs. J. R. Vaughan First vice president Mrs. Paul Clark Second vice president Miss Bessie Daniels Secretary Mrs. George West Treasurer Mrs. Elva Tipton.
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District I TB Sanatorium Volunteer Hospital Club
George Perry
Highway 67
Sana
Torium
Liason
East Moulton St
J. R. Vaughan
Paul Clark
Bessie Daniels
George West
Elva Tipton
Personal News: Visitors and Local Residents Share News
Mrs. David Palmer and Melanie with Dana Ainsworth arrived Saturday from New York City to visit Mrs. Palmer’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Ed O’Neal Jr. Mrs. Charles Cox has returned to Greenville S C after a visit. Mrs. Ruth Griffin of Cullman visits Birmingham with her daughter Mrs. L T Roberson and Mr. Roberson. Mrs. Bill Moore of Memphis, a former Decatur resident, stayed with Mrs. Frank Soday and Dr. Soday.
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David Palmer
Melanie
Dana Ainsworth
New York City
Charles Cox
Decatur
Greenville
S. C
Ruth Griffin
Cullman
L. T. Roberson
Mr. Robertson
Birmingham
Bill Moore
Memphis
Frank Soday
Dr. Soday
Beautiful Waters Motel Ad Promotes Cool Summer Beach Spot
Advertisement touts a cool summer area between Panama City and Pensacola as ideal year round fishing territory. Beautiful Waters Motel sits on the beach near Destin on U S Highway 98 offering standard rates and a 10 percent discount before November 1, excluding the Fourth of July weekend.
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Panama City
Pensacola
Filia
Beautiful Waters Motel
Destin
Fie
U.S. Highway 98
A World of Beauty: Restore Hair Health at Rainey’s
Speaking of Beauty urges women to visit Rainey’s for expert haircare solutions. Professional stylists offer conditioning, permanent waves, and personalized cuts to fix dry or oily hair and dull color. Special salon products promise lasting results beyond the chair.
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Rainey’s
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Laguna
Nelson
Bank ST. Dial
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North East South West
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Harold White Jr
John T. Mullican
James A. White
Cookeville, Tenn
Donald Parker
Patricia Peterson
Ann Cromwell
Florence
James White
Larry Crockett
Milton McRoberts
Hazelton
Ind
Will Carpenter
Moorehead
Miss
Maude Odom
Mrs. White
Lyons Hotel
Lillian and
PLA
GEM Construction
Murdock Furniture Co
Bank St
Erry
Kyle-Sullivan Studio
2Nd Ave
Mrs. Privette
Dobson
Batiste
Second Avenue
Moulton Street
Feo EU
Hospital Club
Speaking
Beauty
Revion
Revion Cosmetics
Grant Street
S.A
Vine Street
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