Luncheon Honors Bride and Bride-Elect at Lyons Hotel
Mrs John McBride hosted a luncheon at the Lyons Hotel honoring Mrs Frank Perkins Jr recent bride and Miss Beth Perkins of Cullman bride elect of Coleman Lankford of Cullman. The table featured white daisies and feverfew with miniature brides place cards among a guest list including Mrs John Davis and several Cullman and Nashville residents.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John McBride
Lyons Hotel
Frank N. Perkins, Jr
Beth Perkins
Cullman
Coleman Lankford
John Davis
Perkins
Frank Perkins
Clyde C. Lankford
John Perkins
Notasulga
Ala
Carolyn Gleaves
Nashville
Sandra Davis
Elkins Himes
Tom Guyton
Virginia Guyton
Caswell Hayes
Nathan Pryor
Emmett Himes
Suzanne McBride
Personal notices from Raleigh to Athens travelers and visitors
A series of personal notices details visits and travel plans. Mr. and Mrs. John W. Fox of Raleigh are weekend guests of Mrs. B. F. Wear Jr. in Birmingham enroute to Ft. Walton. Lt. John Arantz funeral attendees named in Decatur and Birmingham. The McBrides visit Birmingham and Talladega. Also listed are travels from Athens, Yazoo City, Greenwood, and Cleveland for family and Kiwanis events, with Daytona Beach and Cocoa trips noted.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
John W. Fox
Raleigh
N.C
B. F. Wear Jr
Mr. Wear
Pat
Peggy
Ft. Walton, Fla
Peggy Wear
John McBride
Birmingham
W. N. Shannon
Talladega
John Arantz
C. Freed Baur
Mary Baur
Nashville
Arthur Arantz
V. A. McNamee
Carl F. Arantz Jr
Terry
Shreveport
Decatur
John J. Peaster
Peaster
Yazoo City
Miss Norma Faye Jones Weds Dudley Burrus Dorris
Norma Faye Jones daughter of Mr and Mrs James A Jones and Dudley Burrus Dorris son of Mr and Mrs Lloyd Dorris of Nashville were united in marriage June 19 at Central Baptist Church with Rev A B Van Arsdale officiating. A reception followed at the Jones home on Jackson Street with white and green decor. After a wedding trip to the Smokies the couple will live at 1415 Straton Ave Nashville. Out of town guests listed. U S railroads average 24000 investment per worker compared with 14000 for manufacturing overall.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Norma Faye Jones
James Allen Jones
Dudley Burrus Dorris
Lloyd Raymond Dorris
Nashville
Central Baptist Church
A. B. van Arsdale
Doyle Taylor
Jack P. Crawford
Alice Lee Jones
James Burnette
Bobby Kirkpatrick
Decatur
George Patterson
Jones
Jackson Street
Jonalyn Kiehl
Evelyn Dinsmore
B. K. Nelson
W. K. Littlefield
Mary Dorris
R. E. Conner
Sarah Jones
Elaine Holle
Smokies
Straton Ave
A. B. Bracey
A. C. Jones
Elizabeth Dorris
Lora Robinson
Sue Haygood
Billye Faye Johnson
Wenona Hamilton
Addie Hamilton
D. O. Thigpen
Don Giles
Walter Roberson
L. A. Garrison
Will Lackey
Jerry Robinson
Joe Childress
Guilford Wright
Ellen Nolen
Morris Ball
Montgomery
Anne Hollins
Gurthrie
Buford Wright
Madison
Tenn
M. F. Andrews
Pulaski
T. W. Praytor
Moulton
J. H. Smith
Freddie Freeman
Cullman
L. R. Palmer
Betty Palmer
W. R. Smith
Hartselle
C. C. Bless
Lewisburg
Dorris
Kyle Studios
Fred Renegar
Iuka
Miss
Geneva Bradford
Aubrey Bradford
Taft, Tenn
Ear
V. B. Renegar
Ardmore
Olan Mills
Miss Mays to Wed Charles L Jones in Late Summer
Albany Georgia announces the engagement of Miss Landra Louise Mays daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Landrum Mays to Charles Lee Jones son of Mr. and Mrs. Prince Thomas Jones. Both hold degrees from API Auburn and participate in social fraternities. The couple plans a late summer wedding.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Landrum Mays
Albany
Landra Louise Mays
Charles Lee Jones
Prince Thomas Jones
Alabama College
Montevallo
API
Auburn
Miss Mays
Alpha Gamma Delta Social Sorority
Decatur High School
Florence State Teachers College
U.S. Army
1343 Engineers
Jones
Kappa Alpha Social Fraternity
Mis
James Landrun Mays
Thomas Jones
First Aid For Summer By Dorothy Whipple
Dr. Dorothy Whipple offers summer first aid guidance for children. Emphasizes cleaning wounds with soap warm water hydrogen peroxide and sterile bandages, seeking hospital care for deep cuts or persistent bleeding, and consulting a doctor for tetanus shots after puncture wounds or exposure to manure fields barns or stables.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
AP News
Colonial Williamsburg Sets Broad Research Program 1954 Report
Colonial Williamsburg unveils a broad research plan to study life in 18th century America, with anticipated staff expansion, grants-in-aid, and contract research. The program, costing over half a million dollars, shifts from restoration to political social economic cultural and religious history. The report notes eight more colonial buildings reconstructed, 82 originals restored, 375 rebuilt since 1926, and plans for a new Abby Aldrich Rockefeller Folk Art Collection building funded by John D. Rockefeller Jr. The site drew nearly 750,000 visitors last year, totaling 7.2 million since 1926, while the school program served over 45,000 students from 955 schools.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Williamsburg
America
Colonial Williamsburg
Kenneth Chorley
Toay
Chorley
Sturther
Abby Aldrich Rockefeller
John D. Rockefeller, Jr
Great Britain
This Costume Looks Tops With Pigtail Set
Little girls want coordinated outfits and local sewing centers suggest a pint size ensemble. A blue and white striped cotton dress with a striped petticoat, blue belt, and a red cherry trimmed tote creates a smart summer wardrobe at budget price.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Roe
Little Girls
Reconstruction of Craft Shops in Colonial City Grows
Across the country a reconstructions project adds two more Craft Shops bringing total to twelve. The shops reproduce trades and handcrafts as they were 200 years ago in the colonial city. Figures mention Washington Jefferson Patrick Henry and George Mason guiding the early republic.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington, Jefferson
Patrick Henry
George Mason
Mercury: The Solar System’s Smallest Major Planet
Mercury, about 3,000 miles in diameter, is the smallest of the major planets. Its compact size contrasts with larger worlds, yet it hosts a rugged surface and extreme temperature swings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mercury
Calendar for the Week Circles Meet at Set Times
First Methodist Church circles meet at 3 p m across five groups with hosts Mrs Murray King Mrs Harvey Pride Mrs J G Finley Mrs Robert Banks and Mrs J B Bradford. First Presbyterian Women of the Church hold a 10 am Bible study session to end the series.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Luncheon Honors Judson College Representative
Mrs Alan Diseker hosted a luncheon at her home Thursday honoring Judson College field representative Eugenis Griffin who is visiting as a house guest of Mrs Paul Wolfer. Daisies roses and Queen Annes lace decorates the living and dining rooms with eight guests listed.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alan Diseker
Eugenis Griffin
Judson College
Paul Wolfer
Miss Griffin
Wolfer
Fred Osborn
Florence
L. E. Stone
Atkeson
Rae Herndon
George Devers
Thirteen States Have Towns Named Hope
A survey notes that thirteen U S states contain towns named Hope. The compact fact highlights multiple locations sharing a common name across the federation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
U. S. States
Hope
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Bill Young
Athens
S.C
Mr. Young
Lawrence Martin
Greenwood
Tom Martin
Nancy Martin
Raymond Yost
Cleveland
Ohio
Frank Morgan
Tommy Anderson
Daytona Beach
Cocoa, Fla
U. S
Flintridge
Fine China
Miramar
Bank St
T and Nelson
Charles L. Jones
Dorothy V. Whipple, M.D
Southern Engineering CO
Davy Crockett
Second Ave
Vine St
Grant St
Budget Shop
Charmer
Pretty
Princess
Petticoat
Lees
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