Miss Sylvia Green Weds Warren Jones
The Central Baptist Church hosted the six o'clock wedding of Miss Sylvia Carlisle Green and Warren James Jones. The bride's father gave her in marriage as music filled the ceremony and attendants wore pale blue crystalette gowns. The couple plans a wedding trip to the Smokies and Pennsylvania and will reside at 2405.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sylvia Green
Warren Jones
Central Baptist Church
Sylvia Carlisle Green
Warren James Jones
John Henderson Green
Green
William Lewelleyn Jones
Lemoyne
W. O. Wright
Gwynne Cortner
A. B. van Arsdale
Jackson Vine
Frances Anne Green
John Edward Ingouf
Winfield
Louisiana
Martha Witt Rogers
Douglas C. Workman
Des Moines
Iowa
Charles S. Browning
R. L. McCulloch
John E. Frazer
James T. McMullin
Jones
Katherine Hoppers
Wyman Brown
Tuscaloosa
Alyene Reese
Birmingham
Rebecca Nelson
Judy Houston
Dorothy Scott
Smokies
Pennsylvania
Mrs. Jones
Dennis Wayne Roper
Chastain Brandaway
Bethea Fielding
Virgil Newby
H. S.sanderson
Richmond
Virginia
Van Pelt Henson Wedding Unites Two Huntsville Families
Miss Delores Faye Henson and Thomas Herman Van Pelt wed Friday evening at Memorial Drive Methodist Church in Richmond. The ceremony featured Rev. Charles Maples and nuptial music by Dennis Wayne Roper and others. The couple will reside in Richmond Virginia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delores Faye Henson
Newby Henson Norris
Thomas Herman van Pelt
Herman Seely van Pelt
Richmond
Mr. van Pelt
Memorial Drive Methodist Church
Charles Maples
Prenuptial Parties for Local Wedding Observed
A rehearsal party hosted by Mr. and Mrs. R L McCulloch and Mr. and Mrs. Charles S Brown was held in Central Baptist Church parlor. Miss Green wore blue dacron and cotton with self colored lace as guests included wedding party members and relatives.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
R. L. McCulloch
Charles S. Browning
Central Baptist Church
Miss Green
W. Oran Wright
Evelyn Sivey
Lyons Hotel
Willard Jones
John Green Jr
Frances Anne Green
Douglas Workman
Katherine Hoppers
Miss Van Sant Engaged to Hobson L. Skeen
Dr. and Mrs. Thomas Jacob Van Sant announce the engagement of their daughter Virginia Ann Van Sant to Hobson Leon Skeen of Thomasville North Carolina. Both reside in Decatur and work at the Chemstrand Corporation. An October wedding is planned.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas Jacob van Sant
Woodstock
Virginia Ann van Sant
Hobson Leon Skeen
Hobson Dewey Skeen
Thomasville
N. C
Miss van Sant
Mr. Skeen
Decatur
Chemstrand Corporation
Anchorage banks hold nearly half of Territory deposits
Three national banks in Anchor age Alaska control almost half of the Territory's banking deposits amounting to about 72 million dollars.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anchorage
Alaska
Ladylike beauty for modern women
Fashion advice urges ladies to adopt a Lady Like look with groomed appearance. It promotes professional styling and permanents, restrained hair, and a mirror check to gain compliments. It also advises walking to the store, watching cookies, and a daily five minute bicycle routine to improve curves and posture.
Special of the Week Soft Brilliance Hair Wave
The ad promotes a permanent wave called soft brilliance for ten dollars. It lists Rainey's salons on Second Ave Vine Street Grant Street and other branches and markets a beauty balcony and budget shop. The closing quip jokes about the younger generation and aging.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Rainey's
Second Ave
Vine Street
Rainey’s
Grant Street
Rainey’s Beauty Balcony
Rainey’s Budget Shop
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Mrs. Warren James Jones
Actes
Photo
By Kyle Sullivan
Belton Aldrich
Huntsville
Marie Sandlin
O.G. Haynes
Jerry Newby
Judith Newby
Barbara Johnson
Jo Anne Henson
Erskine .Neal
Charles Henson
Or. L. Haynes
Larry Nelson
Betty Flake
Patsy Engle
Ava Preston
Ray Love
C.C. Brandaway
Dyann Sidéwall
Anita Johnson
Nelson
China
Crystal
Nelson's
Nelson’s
Jacky
Bank ST
Paul Sachs
Stratford Rd
Mynah
Thailand
Dorothy Schwachow
E. Moulton St
H. Leon Skeen
Conto Pork Flower Shop
Speaking
Beauty
Cancellation Shoe Store
Moulton Street
Betwell
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