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Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

Jun 27, 1968

Page

17

Miss Lindley Weds Wendell Bryan In Falkville Church

Miss Sondra Leigh Lindley and Wendell Coyis Bryan married at Falkville Methodist Church with Rev. Ronald Jones officiating. Attendants included matron of honor Mrs. Lewis Edwin Goss and bridesmaids Kay Lindley Ray Lindley. flowers featured daisies and gladioli. Reception followed in church with blue cloth and white carnat ions. couple to reside in Hatten.

Falkville Sondra Leigh Lindley Jimmie Sherrill Lindley Hartselle Wendell Coyis Bryan J. L. Bryan Falkville Methodist Church Ronald Jones Rita Nelson J. E. Bishop Lewis Edwin Goss Vernon Kay Lindley Ray Lindley Pamela Nelson Gene Warrell Enterprise Lavonis Bryan Decature Billy Bryan Marshall Bryan Jeffrey Ray Bolton Kenneth Belivary Trinity 2 Pompon Chrysanthemums Tennnis Pearson Fost Bolton Wayne Coots Trinity

Home Safety Crusade Aims to Cut Injury Toll

National Safety Council reports 4 400 000 disabling injuries and 29 500 home deaths in 1966. Auto crashes caused 1 900 000 injuries and 53 000 deaths. The National Society for Crippled Children and Adults launches a Home Safety Crusade to reduce non highway toll.

National Safety Council National Society For Crippled Children and Adults

Ante Bellum Home Waverly Features Unique Staircase

Waverly near Columbus Mississippi showcases a rare cantilevered five staircase design with an octagonal cupola. Built in the 1850s by Colonel George H. Young, the plantation home reflects grand Old South architecture and a ferry link to Columbus. Now owned by Mr and Mrs Robert Snow, restoration preserves its historic splendor and varied columned facades.

Columbus Mississippi Waverly the Tombigbee George H. Young Young Waverly Ferry Tombigbee River Lowndes County West Point Clay Founty Robert Snow House

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