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Newspaper
Decatur Daily
Location
Decatur, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Mar 20, 1966
Page
21
Mrs Edwin White and Charlotte Diane England were married at Central Christian Church in Hartselle. Officiant Brother Bradford Burnette of Memphis led a ceremony with music by J D Seagroves and Maurice Stowell. The couple will reside in Amory Mississippi.
Spring is blooming with enamel coffee pots as vases for jonquils and forsythia. Dazey flower blocks and flower clay guard against reactions with bowls. Engraved calling cards and wedding invitations expand the gift selection. Also featured are TV Guide covers, decorative kitchen sponges, and a birthday book for family anniversaries. We mean it when we say we love lockers.
Mrs. T. A. Newell remains confined to her bed at home after recent surgery. Mrs. Dave Ziegler is home recovering after a month in the hospital with surgery and mononucleosis. Mrs. Sam Malone was in Birmingham Thursday for the day. Little Cindy Baker, daughter of Mr and Mrs Ray Baker, was dismissed Thursday from Hartselle Hospital after a week as a patient. Misses Ann and Bebe Briscoe were Birmingham visitors on Friday.
Miss Alice Adele Chenault became the bride of J Michael Maurer at Central Methodist Church on Saturday afternoon. The ceremony featured Rev John Rutland, organist Jesse Stimson and vocalist Belle Chenault. Guests from multiple Kentucky and Florida towns attended, with a reception at Congress Inn and a rehearsal dinner at Crescent Motel.
The Flint Creek Garden Club organized with meetings at Mrs. J J Coker's home. Officers named are President Mrs Frank Rushing Vice President Mrs Coker and Secretary Treasurer Mrs Jerry Shumake. Committees include programs horticulture bylaws and publicity with members from Murphree Manor. The group plans a monthly meeting on the second Friday.
TUSCALOOSA AL Miss Katie Lou Pritchett announces engagement to Norman West Harris Jr son of Mr Norman You. The notice provides no wedding date beyond June and does not include further details about the families or plans.
Miss Pritchett granddaughter of Dr. and Mrs. William Dempsey Partlow and Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hill Pritchett will marry Mr. Harris grandson of Mrs. John Howard Pressley and the late Mr. Pressley in Decatur. She attends University of Alabama after two years at Sweet Briar College. He is a law student at Alabama and a Phi Delta Theta pledge. Harris served in the US Army, including two years in Japan.
EAST AURORA New York Mr and Mrs John J Doyle Jr announce the engagement of their daughter Miss Carolyn Nancy Doyle to Robert Melvyn Thomas son of Mr and Mrs Robert Ray Thomas of Decatur The bride to be is granddaughter of the late Mr and Mrs John J Doyle and the late Mr and Mrs Albert Bolivar both of Fall River Massachusetts The brides grandfather is the late Mr James Boyce Thomas Mexia Texas The other grandfather is Mr Howard Payne Ogden of Wooster Ohio Miss Doyle is a Buffalo graduate and teaches at Amherst Central High School The prospective groom is a Georgia Tech civil engineering graduate and works for Linde Co Tonawanda NY He is pursuing graduate work at SUNY Buffalo A July wedding is planned.
Rainey's staff won five styling trophies at the Alabama Beauty Festival. Academy student Janie Cheatham also earned a Student Styling Contest trophy. The piece promotes current hair fashions, bat beauty looks, and spring styling services with contact numbers for Rainey's locations.
From Nashville, Dr and Mrs Bertram E Sprofkin and William Allen and Carl Sprofkin along with Mr Piet van den Berg are listed among attendees or participants in the event.
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