Murphy Veal and Loyd Murphy wed at Hartselle church
Edith Montez Veal of Cullman and Loyd Carl Murphy of Somerville quietly married Saturday morning at the Christian church parsonage in Hartselle with Pastor J. R. Havener officiating. The society note also covers a birthday party for Carolyn and Barrie Kracke, a detailed wedding summary for Lois Claire Grisham and Willie R. Lott Jr., and reports on local church Week of Prayer programs and club meetings.
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Carolyn
Barrie Kracke
Stanley Kracke
Courtland
Gennia Kracke
Virginia
Jimmie Blythe
Jane Coborn
Bert Pippen
Jan. Jean
Joan Barrett
Marcilla Todd
Kay Merle Coffee
Corrine
Peggy Randolph
Hilda Oliver
Mere Hudson
Louise Lawrence
Madge LaBoon
Linda Mizes
Decatur
Robert L. Griffith
Calvin Sanderson
Pfc
Ordell Garvey
G. H. Grisham
Frances Crowe
Clifford Coggin
Fickleness as Maturity in Dorothy Dix Essay
Dorothy Dix argues fickleness stems from individual temperament and growth not gender. She notes adolescents outgrow loves, warns against early marriages, and says changing partners can guard against jealousy while urging teens to avoid going steady.
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Cupid
Personal notes and updates from local residents
Mrs. J. E. Clem is improving after an operation at the Benevolent Society Hospital. Mrs. FE. A. Edwards returned Saturday from Huntsville. Sandra Davis is improving steadily after rheumatic fever and can be up part of each day. Mrs. Thomas Makal and son Tommy of Florence visit Mrs. A. F. Harris. J. W. Chandler remains ill at home, with Mrs. W. M. Venvinzi of Cincinnati visiting for family illness. Mrs. H. F. Sherrod suffers a severe cold at home. Miss Sarah Elizabeth Leeman of Alabama College at Montevallo is at home for the weekend. Mrs. Joe Huff and baby Hattie return from Columbus, Ohio. Several ladies from Danville attend a luncheon of Delta Kappa Gamma in Huntsville. Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Brown and children of Jasper were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Brown.
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Sandra Davis
John Davis
Sarah Elizabeth Leeman
Alabama College At Montevallo
W. H. Leeman
Johnston Street
One Sweetie Keeps Lovers Closely Contained
Aimed at youthful dating, the piece argues that narrowing partners to one sweetie limits social exploration. It advocates shopping around before choosing a mate to curb fickleness and improve fidelity, claiming love strengthens with time.
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