Valley Glimpses Describe Visits and Travel
Glimpses from the valley recount visits and travel notes. Rev J C White and family host in Pin Ridge. Molly Sharp improves after hospital visit. Wilson Hobbs to California. Charlyne Callaway/Wilson family tied to Hartselle. Ben Greene visits St Petersburg. Mrs Frank Richardson III and Amanda return from Birmingham ill with mumps. Clergy Robb III to Miami and Colombia mission. Briscoe and Albert attend Civitan convention in California. Sticher and Parker to City of Opportunity Civitan Club convention. convention runs Sunday to Wednesday.
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Atlanta
J. C. White
Pin Ridge
Molly Sharp
Wilson Hobbs
California
Hobbs
Ben D. Wilson
Wilson
Charlyne Callaway
Hartselle
Pease
Mrs
Frank
Richardson III
Amanda
Birmingham
Richardson
Elliott Dent Jr
A. Don Robb III
R. M. McGlathery
Miami
Colombia
S. A
U. S
Alvis. Briscoe
Ray Albert
Decatur Civitan Club
Gene ,Sticher
Stanley Parker
City of Opportunity Civitan Club
Donna West to Billy Ray Frost wed at Decatur Court House
Miss Donna Eugenia West and Billy Ray Frost were married June 19 at the Morgan County Court House Decatur with Judge T C Almon officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Andrew West and the groom is the son of Mr and Mrs H L Frost of Eva.
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Falkville
Andrew West
Donna Eugenia West
Billy Ray Frost
H.L. Frost
Eva
Morgan County Court House
Decatur
T. C. Almon
Bride and bride elect honored at Lyons Hotel luncheon
Miss Alice Peek of Lookout Mountain and Miss Barbara Akers of Moulton were feted by Mrs. Robert Jervis and Miss Helen Jervis at the Lyons Hotel English Room. Mothers Mrs. Horace Peek Jr. and Mrs. John C. Hardin attended as guests.
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Alice “Peek
Lookout Mountain
Julian S. Jervis
John Clinton Hardin Jr
Moulton
Barbara Akers
Robert H. Jervis
Helen Jervis
Lyons Hotel
English Room
Horace Peek Jr
John C. Hardin
Alice Peek
John C. Hardin Jr
Miss Jervis
Three-part wardrobe pattern for travel ready outfits
Printed Pattern 4696 offers a jacket, shell blouse, and skirt in half sizes 12 1 2 through 18 1 2. Includes yardage, sizing, and mailing details with address in New York for Anne Adams pattern department. Also promotes a Spring-Summer catalog with a free coupon for design ideas.
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Anne Adams
Decature Daily
West 17Th St
New York
N. Y
Mrs Landrus Hosts Camellia Garden Club Meeting
Mrs Paul Landrus hosted the Camellia Garden Club on a Wednesday meeting. Eight members and two guests attended with refreshments served. President Mrs Ray Ploeger reported on the state garden club convention in Auburn. Mrs George Bynum presented a program on conditioning flowers for arranging. A July follow up will feature materials for arranging presented by Mrs Gerald Matthews.
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Paul Landrus
Camellia Garden Club
Ray Ploeger
State Garden Club
Auburn
George Bynum
Gerald Matthews
Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren
In a four player bridge contest Goren analyzes a 3NT contract after a 2NT to 3NT sequence. South defends against a no trump contract as East fails to aid West, allowing South to disrupt declarer and win nine tricks with careful play of clubs hearts and spades.
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West
South
East
Declarer
North
Declarers
Neel-Home Demonstration Club June Meeting
Mrs. R H Ellis hosted the Neel club gathering with Rev Ruskin thought of the month read by Herman Johnson. Annette Maddox pledg e and Virgil Wallace gave devotion from Hebrews 11. Plans for a July 23 family picnic at Chemstrand grounds were announced.
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H M. Betterton
Ing
Jack Betterton
Chemstrand
Ellis
Mrs. Allen Hosts WSCS Meeting at Forest Chapel
Mrs. Jack Allen hosted the recent For est Chapel Woman's Society of Christian Service meeting. Mrs. Homer Jones opened, led singing, and devotions were given by Mrs. Jones. Mrs. R B Brid ges offered prayer, with Mrs. Sebren Garner and Mrs. Raymond Wallace assisting. Eight members attended with three visitors. refreshments followed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jack Allen
Forrest Chapel
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Homer Jones
R. B. Bridges
Allen
Jean Douglas
James Glasgow
Jones
Sebren Garner
Raymond Wallace
Meat Imports Rise in Early 1963 Compared to 1962
United States import figures show higher totals for nearly all red meat categories in the first half of 1963 than in the same period in 1962. The rise reflects stronger demand and broader sourcing during the period under review.
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United States
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Ameda Hall
James F. Heath
Enterprise
Ala
Dinah Smith
Pattie Terry
Miss Hall
Miss Smith
S. Pi. Han
Miss Terry
H. C. Slate
Black Chandler Hospital
Ben Greene
St. Petersburg
IC. Greene
J.H. Greene
Vo Off
Ann and Jane
of Ag and
S. E. Grant Street
Peek
Mrs. Hardin
R. H. Jervis
Decatur General
Piano Company
Mrs. Landrus
Goren
Charles H. Goren
The
Chinese Tribune
West East
Club
Ohio
Pennsylvania
U.S
Mrs. Allen
WSCS
McDonald's
Goylings
Arta
Yitrens
Teweh & Sew
Vemicke
Este
Singer Sewing Centers
Singer
Om Prone Dok Wader Singer
Second Ave
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