How to Have a Honeymoon With or Without Mom-in-Law
Betty White, a longtime honeymoon consultant, recounts cases from advising 60 000 couples. She emphasizes keeping mothers-in-law away, choosing lively resorts, and practical tips like light packing and avoiding over tipping. She notes brides now often pick the site and desire sociable venues, plus unique anecdotes such as a couple with a dog on their honeymoon.
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Hal Boyle
New York
Betty White
Miss White
Blackwell Motors touts Economizer Mercury and Tru-Value Cars
The speaker praises public reception to Economizer Mercury sales at Blackwell Motors and highlights bargains on Tru-Value Used Cars inviting customers to visit and see the vehicles.
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Blackwell Motors
Cullman 4-H Rally Highlights Parade and Awards
The Cullman County 4-H Rally on May 20 at Cullman High School featured a parade from City Elementary to the auditorium, with County Council officers leading. Jerry McClendon opened the meeting, Iola Graham led the pledge, and Dr. Fagan Thompson gave the invocation. R. E. Moore praised 4-H work, and Mayor W. J. Nesmith lauded the youths. Hanchey Logue of Auburn spoke as state 4-H leader. Sixteen clubs performed short stunts. Good Hope won best and East Point second. Refreshments were donated by local service groups and businesses. A boll weevil control push targets Cullman county crops as farmers and officials educate on pest fighting methods. The article lists several club members as participants.
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Cullman County
Cullman High School
City
Jerry McClendon
Iola Graham
Fagan Thompson
First Methodist Church
Cullman
R. E. Moore
W. J. Ne- Smith
Hanchey Logue
Auburn
Good Hope Club
East Point Club
The
American Legion
VFW
Eagles Club
Elks Club
Kiwanis Club
Standard Service Station
Graduation Thursday at Sacred Heart High School
Graduation exercises for Sacred Heart high school and junior college set for Thursday May 25 in the school chapel. Names listed include Dorothy Bowling Jean Carney Evelyn Cooper Mary Elizabeth Dahlke Mauree Hickson Mary House and many others among both senior and junior graduates.
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Sacred Heart High School
Dorothy Bowling
Lloyd Cagle
Jean Carney
Evelyn Cooper
Mary Elizabeth Dahlke
Mauree Hickson
Mary House
Miles Humphries
Virginia Imbusch
Carolina Klein
Mona Malone
Garfield Mann
Ann Moyers
Robbie Nesperling
Ethelene Robinson
Margaret Schlosser
Nuba Gail Smith
Home Purchased by Mr and Mrs John Luyden on 6th Avenue
Mr and Mrs John Luyden have bought the W R Major residence on 6th Avenue East. They will move in soon and plan to renovate the interior. The deal was concluded with W R Major’s estate handling the closing.
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John Luyden
W. R. Major
6Th Avenue East
Treated Posts Show Decay Resistance In TVA Test
A June 1946 TVA study in Muscle Shoals tested double diffusion treated posts to curb rot and insect attack. Pine fared best among species including pine, red gum, willow, hickory, and oak, while zinc chloride alone decayed.
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TVA
Muscle “Shoals
Leap Fatal in Alabama Railroad Tragedy
A 67 year old Black man Dennis Powell of Jenifer Alabama leaped from a railroad trestle to avoid a freight train. The incident occurred Monday night at the Southern trestle over Choccolocco Creek in Talladega County and he was killed.
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Anniston
Ala
Dennis Powell
Jenifer
Choccolocco Creek
Talladega County
Funeral services for Mrs. Steele at Flint Creek Baptist Church
Mrs. Christine Charlotte Steele 84 died Monday night at the Eureka hotel after a stroke. Funeral services will be conducted by Rev. Vernon Foust at Flint Creek Baptist Church. She was born July 24 1866 in Sweden and worked as housekeeper at the Eureka hotel for 28 years. No living relatives in the country.
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Steele
Christine Charlotte Steele
Eureka Hotel
Flint Creek Baptist Church
Vernon Foust
Sweden
Refinery Planned for Mobile by Henderson Sugar
Henderson Sugar Refinery Inc of New Orleans announced plans to build a large sugar refinery at Mobile. The project will cost several million dollars and produce about 300,000,000 pounds of sugar annually, employing around 300 people.
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Mobile
Ala
Henderson Sugar Refinery Inc
New Orleans
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