Memorials Bring Out-of-Town Visitors for Mrs Lanier
A long list of relatives friends and neighbors from Birmingham Bessemer and Tri Cities attended the funeral of Mrs W M Lanier. The report also notes local residents visiting relatives at Guntersville Lake Tupelo and Camp Laney along with several returning from trips to Camp Skyline and Trinity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. M. Lanier
Ed Ball
Hayes Williams
O. C. Gibson
W. G. Pettey Jr
Gene Lint
J. Earl Jones
Flossie Berry
Frank House
John Griffin
J. Howard McEwing
R. F. Whitaker
J. W. Braswell
Clinton Jones
Oliver Jones
Emily
Nancy Wilson
Rufus B. Dowdy
Tri-Cities
Miss Miner Weds Garland Davis Smith Jr in Home Ceremony
Patricia Ann Miner, daughter of Mr and Mrs Edward Herald Miner, married Garland Davis Smith Jr son of Mr and Mrs Garland Smith of Blountsville Alabama in a morning ceremony at the bride’s parents home officiated by Rev Robert Coleman. Attendants were Yvonne Humphries and Ray Smith. They plan a reception at home and a Smokies honeymoon before settling in Blountsville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charlotte Ann Hendrix
Luther David Hendrix
James Edmond Martin
Gordon Freeman Martin
Danville Road
Arthur Hoyt Nabors
Eva
Patricia Ann Miner
Edward Herald Miner
Garland Davis Smith Jr
Garland Smith
Blountsville
Ala
Robert Coleman
Yvonne Humphries
Birmingham
Ray Smith
Gene A. Zerlaut
Chicago
Norval Miner
Sandra Mills
Decatur
Frances McGukin
Miss Jacob Weds Cecil Stokes Jr at Westminster Church
Shirley Ann Jacob and Cecil Gaines Stokes Jr. pledged their vows at a morning ceremony in Westminster Presbyterian Church at ten oclock on June 22 with Rev. Edwin Dalstrom officiating. Parents are Mrs. William Alfred Jacob and the late Mr. Jacob and Mrs. Cloud Stokes of Huntsville and Cecil G. Stokes of Louisville. A wedding breakfast for the wedding party and families followed at the brides brothers home.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sarah Lynell Hopkins
Barry and
Larry Martin
Ronnie Hendrix
Wilbur Hopkins
Joe DeMent
Henry Garrett Jr
Charles Looney
Gerald Marks
Sheffield
Brenda Lamon
Shirley Ann Jacob
Cecil Gaines Stokes Jr
Westminster Presbyterian Church
Edwin Dalstrom
William Alfred Jacob
Mr. Jacob
Cloud Stokes
Huntsville
Cecil G. Stokes
Louisville
Robert Jacob
Bridge hand analysis by Charles H. Goren 1963
In a Chicago Tribune report, East-West vulnerable, South opens 10, West shifts, and South must defend. The article explains how precise defense prevents South from taking nine tricks, detailing diamond and heart plays, signaling, and the implications of West and East’s choices.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Charles H. Goren
The
Chicago Tribune
South West
North East
South
North
West
West — the Lack of Hearts, and Declarer
Declarer
East
Queen of Diamonds
Party Honoring Miss Vickie Mann At Home
Miss Leslie Kay Whitehead hosted a hot dog and Coke party for her cousin Miss Vickie Mann of Birmingham who is visiting the Whiteheads. After lunch guests including Miss Ginny C Wilder Miss Vickie Pantier Lane Burt and Paula Lane of Rome Ga visited the picture show with Dr. and Mrs. Charles Burt.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leslie Kay Whitehead
Vickie Mann
Birmingham
Ginny C. Wilder
Vickie Pantier
Lane Burt
Paula Lane
Rome, Ga
Charles Burt
Also Mentioned on This Page
John Bostwick
Ted
Aleen
Linda
Guntersville Lake
Mrs
T. G. Morrow
Tupelo, Miss
Glenn Ballard
W. J. Duncan II
Florida
Camp Laney
Mentone
Steve Rowe
Webb
Newt Wiggins Jr
Louisville, Ky
Robert Wiggins
Madison, Ala
Newt Wiggins
Cheryl Troup
Camp Skyline
Dan Sims Jr
Joe Crutchfield
G. M. Crutchfield
Carolyn
Bradenton, Fla
J. B. Bradford
Atlanta
Thomas E. Jones
Thomas Hurst
Tom Ed
John
Charlotte, N.C
D. S. Hurst
Trinity
Douglas Hardwick
Tifton, Ga
J. J. Hardwick
Mrs. Ray Baker
Kredit
H. B. Heiman
Optometrist
All Busch Offices
Buschs
2Nd Avenue S
Chantilly
Kyle Sullivan
G. D. Smith JR
Miss Miner
Mr. Smith
Otto le Eaeks
Mort Caan
Mene
Flor Ace
Lola
Yadford
Nema Certified
Nema
National Electrical Manufacturers Association
W.t.grant
Leparate
Eve Lo Peer
Decatur Shopping
Miss Jacob
Mr. Stokes
C. G. Stokes JR
Goren
Mar-Kay’s Dress Department
Decatur Shopping Center
New Decatur
Shumake
Me Furniture Company
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