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Newspaper

Decatur Daily

Location

Decatur, Alabama, United States of America

Date

May 24, 1963

Page

5

Shelton-Barclay Vows Said Today

Miss Betty Joyce Barclay and Marlon McCoy Shelton plan to wed at Rogersville Methodist Church with Rev. Don Smitherman officiating. They are both Decatur residents. she is Lauderdale High School graduate, he Lawrence County High School graduate. After a wedding trip, they will reside at 213 8th Ave. SW, Decatur.

Rogersville Betty Joyce Barclay Marlon McCoy Shelton Rogersville Methodist Church Don Smitherman Belton Fuqua Barclay James Shelton Oo Decatur Lauderdale High School Lawrence County High School R. M. Lawson Bobby Davis 8Th Ave

Sea slugs guard themselves by stealing stinging cells

Sea slugs, like land counterparts, lack shells yet defend themselves by appropriation of stinging cells from small prey to deter larger sea predators.

Bride Elect Reda Fudge Honored at Kitchen Shower

Miss Reda Fudge, soon to wed James Brown, was honored at a kitchen shower hosted by Mrs. Robert Craig and Mrs. Thomas C. Wilson Jr. at Mrs. Wilsons home. Garden foliage and vegetable decorations complemented the refreshments served with measuring spoons used as nut cups on each plate.

Reda Fudge James Brown Robert Craig Thomas C. Wilson Jr

Jamie King Honored at Coke Party and Luncheon

Miss Jamie King daughter of Mr and Mrs Gus King who plan to move to Birmingham was complimented by Miss Sydney McKleroy at a Coke party hosted by Mr and Mrs Troy a2. Fourteen friends attended. Today Miss Karen Sundback hosted a luncheon complimenting Miss Jamie King and Miss Jan King daughter of Mr and Mrs Jesse B King who are moving to Mobile. Six guests attended with late spring flowers on the table.

Jamie King Gus King Birmingham Sydney McKleroy Troy Mcmitoy Karen Sundback Jan King Jesse B. King Mobile

Mrs. Harold Carrico elected Jayceette VP District I

Mrs. Harold Carrico was elected Jayceette vice president of District I at the Junior Chamber of Commerce meeting in Mobile. Mrs. Dwight Hooper was named state awards chairman by president-elect Mrs. Ed Sanderson of Arab. Sammy Stone, Tu lane student, and classmates Mike Toups and Pat Rogan of Thibodaux visited Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Stone. Mrs. W. P. Reeves and Miss Lois Privett returned from Florence trip. Rev. Ed Payne Miller returned from Presbyterian Camp near Rogersville. Mrs. Paul Wolfer spent Thursday in Nashville. Shirley and Jack Fite are at University Hospital, Birmingham.

Harold Carrico Jayceette Sammy Stone Tulane Mike Toups Pat Rogan Thibodaux, la W. G. Stone

French creator readies La Grosse Valse for Broadway

Robert Chery the French producer behind La Plume de Ma Tante plans a new Gallic revue La Grosse Valse. The show now in Paris is set for a Broadway run next February after a six week tour. It remains undecided if Chery and his wife Colette Brissard will lead the cast as they did previously.

New York Robert Chery Paris Chery Colette Brissard la Plume

National Salvation Army Week Promotes Service Role

May 1925 marks National Salvation Army Week highlighting women officers who renounce frivolities to serve in homes centers and hospitals They manage kitchens day nurseries settlements and residences while offering counseling and support across the organization The piece notes extensive social work and the central aim of aiding families and vulnerable individuals nationwide.

Salvation Army National Salvation Army

Goren on Bridge by Charles H. Goren 1963

In a Chicago Tribune bridge column, South opens one spade and pressures defense into a four spade contract. Despite a risky line and end plays, declarer wins by manipulating trumps and clubs while East misplays, though better defense could have defeated the contract.

Charles H. Goren The Chicago Tribune South West North East King of Hearts Nesse Declarer

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Shelton - Barclay Dick Coffey 6Th Ave. S.E White Plumbing CO Degatur Buschs 2Nd Avenue S.E Ed Payne Miller Paul Wolfer Nashville Shirley and Jack Fite Eos University Hospital, Birmingham Plym FORD Chevrolet Plymouth Alice Brooks Decatur Daily Needlecraft Dept P. O Old Chelsea Station New York 11 N.Y Goren South &Akqi32 Vyaite Quality Workman Auto 6Th Ave. N.E Dacron
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