Wedding of Miss Caroline Oliver and William Woods in West Palm Beach
Miss Caroline Helen Oliver and William Peacock Woods married last Saturday at the First Methodist, with Dr. R L Allen officiating. The ceremony featured elaborate decor, ushered by Park Urquhart and others, and a reception at Mrs J L Barman’s Valencia Road home. Caroline Oliver, a Florida educator and club leader, will reside in West Palm Beach with Woods, an Auburn graduate working for Florida Public Utilities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Beach
Caroline Helen Oliver
William Peacock Woods
R. L. Allen
Miami
Palm Beach
Park Urquhart
Coke Matthews
Frank C. Connally
Jack Cozine
Urquhart
Mary Bain Oliver
Ethyl May Chichester
Clifford Howell
Louisa Barnett
Decatur
Ala
Catherine Fuller
Mulberry
Fla
Barbara Urquhart
Caroline Oliver
Robert E. Oliver
Marion Kays, Jr
Leslie Bell
J. L. Barman
Valencia Road
R. E. Oliver
J. T. Jones
Woods
Selma
Caroline
Bill
West Palm Beach
Alabama
Oliver
Florida
United Daughters of the Confederacy
Woman’s Club
Florida State College For Women At
Tallahassee
Kappa Delta Sorority
Auburn University
Alpha Sigma Epsilon Fraternity
Florida Public Utilities Company
J. Y. Robb
Mary Wilson
Russellville
Cotillion Club Summer Ball at Valley Club
The Decatur Cotillion Club held its annual Summer Ball at the Valley Club with Francis Craig and orchestra providing music. Members and guests wore formal attire in white net, blue and pink accents, and the event featured a Lead Out led by Miss Mary Sue Hardin and Fred Redman. A large procession of attendees from Decatur and nearby cities attended, followed by a social gathering and related activities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Francis Craig
Nashville, Tenn
Decatur Cotillion Club
Valley Club
Mary Sue Hardin
Fred Redman
Courtland
Hardin
Miss Hardin
Ann Kimbrough
Paul Brown Jr
Constance Peerson
Bob Hunter
Mary Virginia Bingham
Sydney Blackwell
Betty Foster Pointer
Anne Johnson
Billy Duncan
Marge Penick Jones
Homer Tankersley Jr
James E. King
Mr. King
Maynard’ Layman
Mr. Layman
Seybourn Lynne
Juidge Lynne
Gerald ‘Neher
Mr. Neher
Wilson Orr
Mr. Orr
Bessie Peach
Albert Clap+ton
Marjorie Phintzy
Sam Malone Jr
Reid Sherard, Jr
Mr. Sherard
Jack Smallwood
Mr. Smallwood
Bluette Wallace
Jack Mason
Thomas C. White
Mr. White
Jack Williamson
Mr. Williamson
Marjorie Wilder
Byron Carrell
Lotaise Barnett
Billy Kirby
Yancy. Hughes
Lewis C. Brown
Mr. Brown
John A. Caddell
Mr. Caddell
Frances Cowden
Bob Nolen
Florence
Ala
Mr. Crawford
Mary Daniel] Dryden
Rex Poll
Joe Duncan
Batiste
Duncan
Caroline Barfield
Wilson Taylor
Woolsey Finnell
Captain Finnell
Barrett Shelton
Mr. Shelton
Edith
Svenstan
Frank Kirby Jr
Frank’ Stone
Mr. Stone
Elinor Green
Alfred Wilson
Evelyn Green
John Harlan Giles
Thomas J. Hendrix
Hendrix
W. E. Hockensmith
Hockensmith
Taste Is Beauty Asset No 1 in Woman’s Style
The essay praises good taste as a top beauty asset guiding discreet makeup use, color choices, and proportion. It contrasts poised elegance with over dressing and notes manners as essential. It also offered home remedies for cracked fingers from excessive hand washing with advice on zinc oxide and nail scissors.
Personal notices of moves and visits around town
Mr. and Mrs. Crowder and two children moved Friday to the McEntire Duplex. Mrs. Sherrill Manoris is at 509 Johnston street. Major and Mrs. Louis Simmons Stickney and children left for Baltimore after two weeks with Mrs. Speake. The Lee family heads to Louisville for a week. Hockensmith returns from Nashville. Warrick returns from Boston and Maine. Deering visits. Widson visits in Russellville. Jones moved to Decatur for L and N freight agent job, living at Johnston street apartments. Mrs. Jones plans a Birmingham visit, Reeves returns from Birmingham with granddaughters Best. Moore and C. A. Moore plan a Signal Mountain visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Major
Louis Simmons Stickney
Baltimore
D. W. Speake
R. B. Jones
Decatur
Jones
Thomas Apartments
Johnston Street
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Bride
Bobby
Cotillion Club
Mrs. Price
Margaret Lipscomb
Athens
Carl Jones
Butheon
E. C. Price
Miss Lipscomb
W. B. Booth
Dorothy Grissom
Baylis Hightower
Mary Rankin
Carolyn Crenchman
Alyn Reed Gray
A. B. Lipscomb
Price
Miss Grissom
Mrs.Hightower
Mizpah
Masonic Temple
Central Methodist Business
Womans Department of Christian Service
Nelle Frank Moore
Mia
Harry Payne, Jr
Master Harry ,Ll
Birmingham
Charlotte Reeves
Mrs
Elton Reeves
Harry Payne
Hotel Lyons
Ted Major
Panama City
Pld
First Presbyterian
First Presbyterian Womans Auxiliary
St. John's Guild
John D. Barnes
Home, N. C
Mra
W. T. “Barnes
Leo Wright
Leo, Jr
Chattanooga, Tenn
8. H. Malone
Margaret Louise Nash
Gaines R. Stuart
Mrs. Stuart
Caddell Drug CO
Walgreen Agency
Strand Theatre
Hartselle, Ala
Anna Neagle
Ray Milland
Martha Ray
Farmer’s Daughter
Charles Ruggles
Brother Orchid
Ann Sothern
Humphrey Bogart
George O’brien
Legion of the Lawless
Johnny
Tom Brown
The
Oregon Trail
Capitol Theatre
SAINT
George Sanders
Johnathan Hale
Helene Whitney
Conrad Veidt
Valerie Hobson
Ihfrancorre
Scott Wegeants
Bogart
Tex Ritter
Moye’s
Helen Follett
Ray Lee
Lou Agnes
Melba Bell
Louisville
H. B. Hockensmith
Clara ‘Mae Warrick
Boston
Mass
Maine
Lillian Deering
Louis A. Neill
Mary Widson
Russellville, Ala
J. ¥. Robb
C. A. Moore
Signal Mountain
Bill Alexander
Hstem
Goidel’s
Mino
Charles Starrett
Sons of the Pioneer
Gander
Mother Goose
Gene Autry
Smiley Burnette
Princess Theatre
Fos
Don Ameche
Eugenie Leontovich
Mary Beth Hughes
Alan Curtis
George Ernest
Robert Lowery
Lionel Royce
Sig Rumann
U. S. Navy
Navy
America
He Dennis Morgan Oem
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