Key Horton Vows Said In Lan d ersville Baptist Church
Miss Shirley Mae Horton and Robert Lee Key Jr. pledged vows at Town Creek Baptist Church in Landersville on June 16 with Rev. J. O. Lankford officiating. Music by Terrill Murphree and Donald Agee accompanied the ceremony. The bride wore Chantilly lace over satin with a fan train and illusion veil, carried a white Bible with an orchid. Matron of honor Mrs. G. T. Hamilton Jr. and bridesmaids and ushers from Moulton to Huntsville attended. groom’s party included Billy Ray Mitchell and others from nearby towns. Attire featured ice blue and mauve party gowns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shirley Mae Horton
Fred Horton
Moulton
Robert Lee Key Jr
Helen S. Key
Leighton
Mr. Hope
Robert Lee Key
Parkersburg
W. Va
Town Creek Baptist Church
Landersville
J. O. Lankford
Terrill Murphree
Donald Agee
Decatur
G. T. Hamilton Jr
Courtland
Jimmy Coffee
Bobbie Jean Moore
Evelyn Lipsomb
Faye Goodwin
Billy Ray Mitchell
Stephenson
Jimmy Horton
Gene Pickens
Mt. Hope
William F. Howea
Fayetteville
William G. Bell
Huntsville
Mrs. Key
Buford Howell Green
Wheeler
Cook
William Elbert Cook
Haleyville
Harold Wilder
Louisville
Ban Wgmenter
Janeympson
Hollis Green
Barney Dobbs
Lerina
Charles Gilmer
Sulligent
Ray Minor
Mack Vinson
Charles Moyeef
Mrs. Cook
Salem WSCS Opens Year With First Meeting Leader
Fourteen members of the Salem WSCS met for their new year session led by president Mrs. Ruel Foote. Mrs. Grady Chasteen offered prayer and Mrs. E. E. Stevens led singing with Viola Bodley on piano. A devotional period followed, led by Mrs. Tom Simmons, with prayers by several members and study of Paul's letters to local churches concluding the meeting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Salem Wscs
Ruel Foote
Grady Chasteen
E. E. Stevens
Viola Bodley
Tom Simmons
Nina Brown
Chasteen
Bodley
Walter Cole
Paul
Nina Roberson
Wedding Reception for Bride and Groom Key at Home in Moulton
The couple wore corsages of white carnations at the reception held in the bride’s home. Summer flowers and pink tapers decorated the table, and a tiered cake featured pink roses. Attendants included Mrs. H Todd Porter of Ocala Florida Mrs Clark Latham and Mrs Dewey Parker. After a wedding trip the newlyweds will reside in Moulton.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Todd Porter
Ocala
Fla
Clark Latham
Dewey Parker
Key
Moulton
Miss Green and Richard Cook Wed at Courtland Church
The Courtland Methodist Church hosted the Sunday wedding of Nadine Green and Richard Gene Cook with Rev. Harold Wilder officiating. Attendants wore blue gowns as family and friends celebrated at a reception staged by Hollis Green and Courtland guests. On return, the couple will reside at Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Courtland Methodist Church
Nadine Green
Richard Gene Cook
Miss Doris Chatham Weds Ronnie Cavnar at Ninth Street Church
Miss Doris Lila Chatham and Ronnie For rest Cavnar wed at Ninth Street Methodist Church on June 23 in a double ring ceremony officiated by Rev. J M Holland. Bridal party included Joyce Ann Hagood. couple to reside in Decatur after employment there.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ninth St. Methodist Church
Doris Lila Chatham
Dewey Chatham
Ronnie Forrest Cavnar
Herman Cavnar
J. M. Holland
Nancy Reeder
Joyce Ann Hagood
Mr. Cavnar
Decatur
Legion Auxiliary to Elect Officers and Delegates
The American Legion Auxiliary will meet Friday at 7 30 p m in the Auxiliary and Legion Home to elect officers and delegates to the state convention in Montgomery in July. Assembly 26 Order of the Rainbow for Girls will meet Thursday at 7 p m in the Masonic Temple. Mizpah 19 OES will hold its annual installation of officers Friday at 8 p m in the Decatur Masonic Temple.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
American Legion Auxiliary
Auxiliary and Legion Home
Montgomery
Assembly
Order of the Rainbow
Masonic Temple
Mizpah 19 Oes
Decatur
Masonic
Temple Installation of Grace Briscoe as Worthy Matron
Grace Briscoe will be installed as Worthy Matron with Wal lace Meadows as Worthy Patron. A banquet is planned at 6 30 p.m in the dining room before the installation. WANT ADS GET RESULTS.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Grace Briscoe
Wallace Meadows
Personalities and visits noted in local society
Mrs. Fred Knight of Florence will arrive Thursday for a several days visit with Mrs. Frederick Hunt. Mrs. P. R. Hutson hosted her daughter Mrs. Hutson Blackwell of Auburn and granddaughter Mrs. William Anderson of Pine Apple. Mrs. Thomas D. Kimbrough of Greenville and daughters Carol and Madge visited Mrs. Kimbrough's sister Mrs. T. J. Cottingham. Miss Sylvia Blackwell, granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Louis Argend, will undergo surgery Friday at St. Margaret's Hospital in Montgomery. Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Headrick left for a visit to Mrs. Headrick's mother. Mrs. Mattie Lee Ryan of Ocala, Florida. Mrs. John Eustis has returned from New York and is at home in Mooresville. Justice Harold Hitz Burton of the U. S. Supreme Court was once Mayor of Cleveland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fred Knight
Florence
Frederick Hunt
P. R. Hutson
Hutson Blackwell
Auburn
William Anderson
Pine Apple
Sylvia Blackwell
Louis Argend
St. Margaret's Hospital
Montgomery
Leonard Headrick
Broadus St. SE
John Eustis
New York
Mooresville
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Key-Horton
Fabric Shop
Second Ave
Sterchi
Logantex
Bates
Dan River
Our
Plymouth
Bank Street
Sacony
Miss Green
Mr. Cook
Buster Smith
Benny Green
Raymond Jones
Jimmy Howell
Ullman Fortenberry
Talmadge Barber
Jerry
Miss Chatham
Dobson
Jay Walker
Second Avenue
Moulton St
Firestone
Jug
Thomas D. Kimbrough
Greenville, S. C
Carol and
Madge
Mrs. Kimbrough
T. J. Cottingham
Harold Hitz Burton
U. S. Supreme Court
Cleveland
Hammond Home ! Hoare Operated
Firestone Store
Ferry Street
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