Sandlin-St. John vows to be said in June
Mr and Mrs Thomas Phillip Sandlin of Decatur announce the engagement of their daughter Golda Joyce Sandlin to James Elliott St John son of Mr and Mrs J Bryant St John of Florence The wedding is planned for June 8 at the bride’s parents home Golda Joyce Sandlin is a Priceville High School student James Elliott St John is a Cotaco High School graduate and works for Baggett Transfer Co in Decatur
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Sandlin
St. John
Thomas Phillip Sandlin
Decature
Golda Joyce Sandlin
James Elliott St. John
J. Bryant St. John
Florette
Priceville High School
Cotaco High School
Baggett Transfer Co
Decatur
Clyde and Smith Wed In Pen Sacola Christ Church
Miss Sarah Jane Clyde and Lt Carol Castleman Smith Jr. married in candlelit ceremony at Christ Episcopal Church in Pensacola. The bride wore an Empire gown with Alencon lace and a four tier veil. attendants included Miss Susie Clyde and Miss Alice Smith.
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Lt. Smith
Clyde
Christ Church
Christ Episcopal Church
Pensacola
Sarah Jane Clyde
Carol Castleman Smith Jr
Usn
Paul Moore Clyde
Smith
Carol Castleman Smith
Decatur
Henry Bell Hodgkin
Benjamin Smith
Mobile
Henry Clay Mitchell
Susie Clyde
Spartanburg
S. C
Alice Smith
Tuscaloosa
Willis C. Merrill Jr
Paula Smith
Miss Tula Jean Jerry Betrothed to Chester B. Giffin
Miss Tula Jean Jerry daughter of Mr and Mrs James Earl Terry of Decatur becomes engaged to Chester B Giffin of Royal Oak Michigan and Elizabeth West Virginia The couple will wed in early July He is the son of Mr and Mrs Harris Giffin of Elizabeth West Virginia She is a Freed Hardeman College graduate and Athens Bible School alum His schooling includes Wirt High School and Freed Hardeman College
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James Earl Terry
Decatur
Tula Jean Jerry
Chester B. Giffin
Royal Oak
Michigan
Elizabeth
West Virginia
Giffin
Harris Giffin
Terry
Athens Bible School
Athens
Freed-Hardeman College
Henderson
Tenn
Wirt High School
West Va
Pensacola Nuptials Feature Wells Williams and Hertz
Miss Helen Ann Wells Miss Caro lyn Williams and Miss Barbara Hertz of Pensacola served as bridesmaids in pale yellow nylon chiffon. The bride’s party wore matching yellow accessories and carried daisies. Best man was Charles Smith. groomsmen hailed from Decatur Tallahassee and Memphis. The couple hosted a reception at Pensacola Country Club before a wedding trip to Point Clear.
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Helen Ann Wells
Carolyn Williams
Barbara Hertz
Pensacola
Charles Smith
Decatur
University
James B. Carl
J. Leslie Doss
John C. Eyster
Daniel Crane
John C. Williamson
Tallahassee
Fla
Willis C. Merrill Jr
Needham Heights
Mass
Jim P. Wesson
Memphis
Clyde
Pensacola Country Club
Laura Ann Waseman
John C. Hodgkins
Judy Perkins
William P. Danner
Terry M. Richardson Ili
Marjorie Marple
Jane Edwards
Bettie Proctor
Richard S. Matthews
Robert G. Shields
Smith
Grand Hotel
Point Clear
Hendrix and Thomas Wed in California
LeWayne Hendrix son of Mr and Mrs Gertis Hendrix of Decatur and Colleen Thomas daughter of Mr and Mrs J T Thomas of California married last month at the First Church of God in Marion California. Wanda Gordon was matron of honor and Oliver Gordon was best man. The bride wore satin and lace with a chapel train and a fingertip veil on a coronet of orange blossoms, carrying white carnations and a white orchid. They reside at 8111 Magnolia Ave Marion and the groom works for Kaiser Steel Corp.
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LeWayne Hendrix
Gertis Hendrix
Decatur
Colleen Thomas
J. T. Thomas
California
Church of God
Marion
Wanda Gordon
Oliver Gordon
Magnolia Ave
Kaiser Steel Corp
Furneaux Duff Vows Pledged in Dallas Nuptials
Relatives report the marriage of Mrs Lane Brown Duff to William L Furneaux in Dallas Texas on April 26 The bride is a niece of Mrs Annie L Morris and a former Decatur resident A wedding trip followed by a home at 5119 Milam Dallas Texas
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Lane Brown Duff
William L. Furneaux
Dallas
Tex
Furneaux
Annie L. Morris
Decatur
Point Clear
New Orleans
Milam
A L Auxiliary To Host Spring Conference
Morgan County Unit 15 American Legion Auxiliary will host the second district spring conference Thursday at 10 a.m. in the American Legion Auxiliary home on Bank Street. District president Mrs. Irene Imbusch of Cullman will preside. Lunch will be served. Reservations should be called in to Mrs. Louise Hime by Monday.
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Morgan County
American Legion Auxiliary
Second District
American Legion and Auxiliary
Bank St
Irene Imbusch
Cullman
Louise Hime
Calendar items and historic note appear in brief
Green Thumb Garden Club lunch meeting Wednesday at the Lyons with RSVP to listed members. First Presbyterian Church women meet Monday to honor Ruth Hillhouse, board member. The first US coin bearing In God We Trust was the 1864 two cent piece.
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Green Thumb Garden Club
The
Lyons
Tom Whitman
Ben Jace
William Sittason
Herman Nebrig
First Presbyterian Church
Ruth Hillhouse
Board of Women’s Work
United States
Wedding Attendees Share Out of Town Guests List
The notice lists numerous out of town wedding guests including Bennie Malone Rex Poll F D Peebles Jr and others from Decatur Mooresville Mobile Jacksonville Tallahassee Spartanburg Crestview Tuscaloosa Greensboro and Annapolis Md with Lt Smith stationed in Jacksonville and Ltjg Charles G Smith among attendees.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jacksonville
Lt. Smith
Bennie Malone
Rex Poll
F. D. Peebles Jr
Decatur
John Miles
Mooresville
Benjamin Smith
Mobile
James P. Wesson
Memphis
Howard Smith
Joe Williamson
Tallahassee
J. Maxcy Clyde
Spartanburg
Jack Blackwood
Clyde Webb
Crestview
Charles G. Smith
Reuben Wright
Tuscaloosa
James Todd Dale
Greensboro
Lettie Lane Hurlburt
Eufaula
University
George Picht
Annapolis
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Dobson’s
Dobson
Miss Terry
Mr. Griffin
Golda
Joyce Sandlin
Walker
Tula Jean Terry
Roland
Mr. Hendrix
Miss Thomas
Furneaux-Duff
Jay Mire i
Ray Reed
Southern Beauty School
W. Mobile St
Dial
Florence, Alabama
A. L
Ge Vania Bike
Jewels OF the Sea
Imporiim
Bod
Silf
Silf Skin
Porty
Gitt
Mi ““Moongleam
Schrank
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