Vandiver Douglass Vows Said At Mount Zion Church
Miss Barbara Ann Douglass and John W. Vandiver wed at Mount Zion Baptist Church in Huntsville on Saturday June 26. The couple will reside in New Market after a wedding trip, with a reception held in the church parlors. Mary Lou Dancy Chapter 320 O E S to hold public installation at Masonic Temple with a banquet at six thirty.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Vandiver-Douglass
Huntsville
Barbara Ann Douglass
John W. Vandiver
Mount Zion Baptist Church
Joe Anglin
Erle Pettus Douglass
Mary Lou Dancy
Masonic Temple
Local society notes and visitors around town
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Brunell will be at home after July 1 on Woodland Avenue. Miss Helen Wood visits Chicago to see her uncle and aunt. Mr. and Mrs. James H Johnson visit their daughter in Melbourne Florida. Miss Marian Chandler of Montgomery visits her parents. Mrs. David Brock and infant Margaret Elette move from Bank Street Hospital to relatives’ home. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Malone return from Fort Walton Florida. Nancy Malone visits Miss Martha Bagley in Montgomery. Mrs. Josh Kelley of Jefferson Alabama and Mrs. C Erie Bishop of Orlando visit Mrs. T. G. Morrow. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Robison return from Chicago. Mrs. John Sewell and Mrs. Gus Burt visit Birmingham today. Rev. and Mrs. Dennis Hendon and family from Fillmore California will visit J. M. Hendon and Carl Hendon. Roy Garner of Athens is seriously ill in Jackson Clinic. Mrs. Bill Lindsey returns from New York. Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Ezell and Misses Elizabeth and Jeanne Livley return from Pensacola. Twins Sonny and Solona Flanagan return home after three weeks with siblings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
David Brock
Margaret Elette
Bank Street Hospital
Sam Blackwell
Cullman Guardsmen Sent to OCS Programs at Fort Sill and Fort Benning
Alabama National Guard announces ten members to attend officer candidate schools at Fort Sill Oklahoma and Fort Benning Georgia as part of a 210 candidate nationwide program. Infantry participants include George S. Holcombe Jr. of Cullman and James R. Robinson of Birmingham. Artillery recruits are Bill D. Wright of Florence Joseph V. Dean Jr. of Sylacauga Lester E. Kersey of Samson Davey P. Penuel of Geneva and Billy D. Johnson of Sylacauga.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Alabama National Guard
Fort Sill
Okla
Fort Benning
Walter J. Hanna
Alabama
Alaska
Hawaii
Puerto Rico
Bill D. Wright
Florence
Joseph V. Dean Jr
Sylacauga
Lester E. Kersey
Samson
Davey P. Penuel
Geneva
Billy D. Johnson
George S. Holcombe Jr
Cullman
James R. Robinson
Birmingham
Lewis V. Darnley
Donald R. Watts
Robert E. Medlin
Northport
Alabama Educator Gentry to Lead Alabama Institute
MONTGOMERY E H Gentry a veteran State Education Department employee resigns to become administrative assistant to President John E Bryan at the Alabama Institute for the Deaf and Blind in Talladega He will oversee vocational services starting October 1 Gentry has 25 years with the state including roles as state supervisor of vocational rehabilitation crippled children's services and assistant director of vocational education.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
E. H. Gentry
State Education Department
John E. Bryan
Alabama Institute For the Deaf and Blind
Talladega
North Alabama Shrine No. 7 Meeting Planned
North Alabama Shrine No. 7 of the Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem will hold a regular meeting Friday at eight in the Masonic Temple. A covered dish supper will precede at six thirty. all members are urged to attend.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
North Alabama
Order of the White Shrine of Jerusalem
Masonic Temple
New Antibiotic Fights Infection in Children
The article introduces tetracycline as a new broad spectrum antibiotic with low toxicity and high body concentration. It reports successful use in 25 infants and children with pneumonia, upper respiratory infections, stomach upsets, diarrhea, and gangrenous appendicitis after other antibiotics failed. It notes it is taken orally, well tolerated, and emphasizes physician supervision.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Local Guards Plan Fourth Summer Camp in Georgia
National Guardsmen of Btry. C 279th AAA (AW) train for the fourth annual summer camp. On Monday night the unit organized, issued clothes, cleaned weapons and prepared. The convoy leaves Decatur Sunday with a stop in Macon before two weeks at Camp Stewart.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Camp Stewart
Btry
AAA
Alabama National
Daily Photo
Aw) National Guards
Decatur
Macon
Georgia
National Guard
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Wells Pharmacy
Bank St
Lousev New
Wykers
Monrovia
Kate Douglass
W. B. Douglass
J. G. Burns
Winston-Salem
North Carolina
R. M. Davis
New Market
Ben Brunell
Woodland Avenue
Helen Wood
Chicago, Illinois
James H. Johnson
Arnold Brown
Capt. Brown
Melbourne
Florida
Marian Chandler
Charles Malone
Fort Walton, Florida
Nancy Malone
Martha Bagley
Josh Kelley
Jeff, Alabama
C. Erie Bishop
Orlando
T. G. Morrow
Paul Robison
Chicago
Illinois
John Sewell
Gus Burt
Dennis Hendon
Fillmore, California
J. M. Hendon
Carl Hendon
Roy Garner
Athens
Jackson Clinic
Bill Lindsey
New York
Sonny and
Solona Flanagan
Mrs
S. D. Flanagan
Cullman Guardsman
Glenn Brown
Kingston
Tennessee
Brown
Bobbie Jean Holland
City
Rufus Warren
Maxie
Burleson
E. L. Thompson
Edmund Lee Iil
Gentry
H. Leon Reeves
8Th Ave
N. W
Polka
Penney Price
Red
Green
Navy
Penney’s Lingerie
Blackwood Bros
Lions Club
Wally Fowler
Athens High School
Statesmen
Jack Marshall
Fred C. ‘Maples
Harmoneers
Appywards
Little Troy Lumpkin
Oe Ires
Big Jim Alts
N. Adm
Limestone Drug
Sheffield
Ala
By Herman N. Bundesen, M.D
Katherine Beecher
Michigan
Wisconsin
Roco
Eel Cee
Decatur Nursery
Danville Rd
S.W
Wohl’s
Vitae
Elt
PTA
Ppekoe
Orange
Aes Waileae
Acea Aie
Studebaker
Pryor Motor Company
Johnston St
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