Hendrix Hamilton wedding at St Andrews Birmingham
Miss Mary Nathalie Hamilton daughter of Mr and Mrs N Hamilton Birmingham and Mr Eugene Truman Hendrix son of Mr and Mrs Roy Hendrix were married at St Andrews Episcopal Church Birmingham. The ceremony featured ivory satin gowns and ornate floral decor with a reception at the bride’s home and a wedding trip followed by residence in Forest Park. Out of town guests included families from Decatur Tuscaloosa Montgomery and Chicago.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
ST. Andrews. Episcopal Church
Birmingham
Hendrix-Hamilton
Mary Nathalie HamIlton
N. HamIlton
Eugene Truman HeNdrix
Roy J. Hendrix
St. Andrews Episcopal Church
George N. Hamilton
William M. Horton
Tuscaloosa
Mary Burgin
Grom
Caldwell-Hendrix
Winton-Lyle
Decatur
Conrad Myrick
Ernest Buchi
Dorothy Hearn
David Strong
Hendrix
Ligon Hages
Roy W. Hendrix
Betty Ingram
Roy Winton Hendrix
Reginald Winton
Albert Montgomery
Ligon Hughes
J. R. Andress
Iciwild
Forest Park
Fred Betts
Reginald
Frank
Jerry Lee Winton
Tuscumbia
W. H. Winton
Dalton Fowler
Bruce Spencer
Wesley Smith
Sylacauga
L. C. Slaton
L. C.slaton
Montgomery
H. B. Kirby
Chicago
Illinois
Gordon Kinsey
Auburn
Mitzi Powell
Luther Adcock
E. C. Powell
Mitzi Ann
Luther Eugene Adcock
Adcock
L. B. Adcock
Eeese
Engagement of Miss Shumate to Mr Rogers Noted
Announcement of the engagement of Miss Pricilla Shumate of Charlotte North Carolina to Mr Edgar Mullins Rogers of this city is of interest to Rogers family friends. Mr Rogers is a chemist with the General Chemical Company of Charlotte. The wedding is planned for May.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pricilla Shumate
Yooung
J. A.shumate
Mr. Shumate
Charlotte
North Carolina
Edgar Mullins
Rogers
Innerator
Jesse M. Rogers
General Chemical Company
Personal Notices Highlight Local Visits and a Birth
Mr and Mrs C Richard Parr spent Saturday with Mr and Mrs William Hockensmith in Gadsden. Mr and Mrs H Wohl returned from a Los Angeles trip visiting their daughter and son in law and grandson Keith Wohl-Cowar. Mrs Emens and newborn Stephen Randy born March 3 1949 rest at Decatur General hospital.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Richard Parr
William Hockensmith
Gadsden
H. Wohl
Los Angeles
California
Fred B. Cowan
Keith Wohl-Cowar
Wohl
Wade
Fred.g. Emens
Stephen Randy
Emens
Decatur General Hospital
Frances Tucker
A L .Tucker
HARTSELLE CLUBS HOST SPEAKERS FOR MARCH PROGRAMS
The Rainbow Garden Club hosts Mrs. T C Almon of Decatur as guest speaker at Mrs. Warren Waller’s home on March 8. Miss Frances Nungester of Decatur delivers the first talk on Educating For Peace at the high school agricultural building March 7, with joint PTA meetings continuing for three Mondays.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Almon
Rainbow Garden Club
Warren Waller
James J. Yarbrough
T. C. Almon
Decatur
Miss Nungester
PTA
High School
City Grammar School
Frances Nungester
World Day of Prayer Observed at Methodist Church
World Day of Prayer was observed Friday at the Methodist church with members from missionary societies and several churches attending. Thirteen towns participated in the program before an attentive audience.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Methodist Church
Visitation Sunday School and WMS Circles Schedule
The Visitation committee teachers and officers meet at the church at 2:00 P M Sunday for visits. On Monday at 3:00 P M the WMS circles hold a business meeting with Mrs Lee Palmer presiding. Sunbeams meet at 3:00 P M Monday afternoon.
Thursday Club Activities Beside church nursery plans noted
The Thursday Afternoon Club met at Mrs J J Putnam's home with daffodils and tulips on display. Mrs H G Long led a program on We Do Not Want War Again and Mrs J A Howie spoke on The Only Way To Deal With Russia. The next meeting is March 7 at Day Avenue hosted by Mrs K N Tucker.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. J. Putnam
H. &G. Long
J A. Howie
Russia
K. N. Tucker
Day Avenue
Local club adds two new members at meeting
Practically every member attended as Mrs. Jack Norwood and Mrs Edwin Price were welcomed as new members. A social hour followed the program with the hostess serving refreshments.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. Midgette
Jack’ Norwood
Edwin Price
Local Social Notes Highlight Outreach and Visits
Miss Doris Roberts attends Baptist South wide Sunday school clinic in Mobile while Dr W H Block and family enjoy a weekend in New Orleans for a medical meeting. Local residents Mrs W Summerford improves after illness, Mrs J Puckett also shows progress, and Mrs Lindsey visits sister in Reform. Bryan Waldrip family back in Columbus after visiting the Tuckers. Harry Curner of Birmingham spends weekend with his mother Mrs Currier.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doris Roberts
The
Baptist Church
Mobile
W. H. Block
New Orleans
W. Summerford
W. Lindsey
Katie Jones
Reform
Graay J. Long
Margie Ann
South
Alabama
Pensacola
Florida
Byron Waldrip
Columbus
Miss
K.N. Tucker
Harrys Curner
Birmingham
R. Currier
Also Mentioned on This Page
Mrs. Hamilton
L. C. Slaton, Jr
A. L. Hughes
Dorothy Paulin
Edyth Smith
Barbara Wilcox
Ellen Powers
Saturday Culture Club
J. Chenault
Johnston Street
First Baptist W. M
Woman's Missionary Society of the
First Baptist Church
ST. John's Auxiliary
Kate Oakes
Ruby Sandlin
Oakes
St. John's Episcopal Church
W S.C
Central Methodist
Woman's Society of Christian Service
Madonna Circle
Ware Foster
Holmes Turner
W. W&. White
RADIO
Johnnie Aycock
Radio Shack
Moulton St
Farm Industries
Decatur Produce Co
Kishion
Manhattan
Saeaks
Joxxc
Richard Thomas Huie
Thomas Burks Huie
Kensingston Road
Richard
J. R. Huie
East Moulton Street
Cliff Howell
Austinville
Mabel Ann Roper
Andy Roper
Mabel Ann
Babe Roper
Dollie Roberts
Moulton
Waldrop
John Eyster
University of the South
Sewanee
Tennessee
Charles H_ .Eyster
Atlee H. Hoff
Cincinnati
Ohio
Joe Craig
West Liberty
Lewis C. Henkel
Sherman Street
Smart Flower Shop
D. C. Anderson Robinson Furniture CO
Bank Street
Hartselle
Italyne Hardwick
W.K. Stephenson
M. H. Bradley
Truman Aldridge
Hugo Gibson
Gloria Clemimons
Mrs Putnam
S. S
W. Waller
C. C. Uden
R. J. Rea
Russell Proctor
C. C. Oden
C. L. Orr
Grant
Teen Shop
Vine Street
Walgreen Agency Drug Store
Second Ave
Johnston St
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