Pirkle West Wedding To Be Event Of December
EVA Mr and Mrs George William Pirkle announce the engagement of their daughter Brenda Pirkle to James Byron West son of Mr and Mrs Badice W West of Sylvania Ala The bride elect is a Florence State College junior majoring in business education She was Florence States 1962 Homecoming Queen James West attended Snead Col
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Eva
George William Pirkle
Brenda Pirkle
James Byron West
Baudice W. West
Sylvania, Ala
Miss Pirkle
J. M. Hightower
Hightower
John Pirkle
Samuel N. West
James Sherman Brown
Florence State College
Florence State
West
Snead Col
AFWC Plans District Meet
The First District of the Alabama Federation of Women's Clubs will hold its 50th annual fall meeting Saturday at Athens College. Registration at 9, meeting at 10, with Mrs J W Gentle opening and reporting by officers. Principal speaker is Mrs B P Bowden. Lunch is $2 in the college cafeteria.
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Alabama Federation of Women’s Clubs
McCandless Hall
Athens College
Founder's Hall
J. W. Gentle
AFWC
B.P. Bowden
Birmingham
BSP Meets In Ferguson Home
Alpha Alpha chapter of Beta Sigma Phi met at Mrs. Lawrence Ferguson’s home with Miss Ruth Ragland as cohostess. Miss Jackie Hawkins announced the April 3-5 1964 state convention in Birmingham and other plans including a rush party October 26 and a November 3 tea. Virginia Harrison named as Alpha Alpha’s candidate for international Valentine.
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Beta Sigma Phi
Lawrence Ferguson
Ruth Ragland
James O’hara
Robert Campbell
Jackie Hawkins
Tutwiler
Birmingham
Holiday Inn
Miss Hawkins
Wallace Heflin
Mickey Stewart
Linda Harvel
Jack Pope
Bowen Ross
Gene Sticher
Virginia Harrison
Sodality Meeting at St Ann's With Social and Q A
St Ann's Catholic Sodality met after evening services with hostesses Mrs Tom Walter Mrs Julius Carrier Mrs Phil Raths and Mrs Paul McGuire. Father Cross led a question and answer period and guests were welcomed. Refreshments followed.
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St. Ann’s Catholic Sodality
Tom Walter
Julius Carrier
Phil Raths
Paul McGuire
Father Cross
John Lamarthe
Terassa Springer
Carmieita Lancaster
Martha Estevez
Ann Moriarity
Bernice Knoll
Pat Lope
College athlete to wed at Eva Methodist Church
The bridegroom designates Florence State College as his alma mater and notes a two year basketball letterman career at Snead and Florence State. He plans to graduate in January with a physical education major and the wedding is set for December 21 at Eva Methodist Church.
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Lege
Florence State College
Snead
Florence State
Eva Methodist Church
Heloise sock lint trick and kitchen tips shared
Classic Heloise column offers practical household hacks from lint-free sock pairing to stove and cookware care. Advice includes using two socks on one foot and a safety pin to trap lint, plus wax and scrubbing tips for stainless sinks and a frozen roast method to reduce shrinkage and keep juices.
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Heloise
Pat Donovan
Dinsmores Attend Alabama Association Convention in Sheffield
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Dinsmore attended the Alabama Association of Retarded Children state convention in Sheffield where he serves as president. They were joined by Mrs. W M Dinsmore visiting relatives. Other items note Jayceette orientation in Florence and Catholic women's convention plans in Pensacola October 7-9. Mrs. Horace Levin showing improvement after surgery in Hartselle Hospital. John Power Jr. pledges Sigma Chi at the University of Alabama.
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Marvin Dinsmore
Alabama Association of Retarded Children
Sheffield
Dinsmore
W. M. Dinsmore
Bruce Byars
John Lamarthre
St. Ann’s Catholic Sodality
Pompiucci
National Council of Catholic Women’s
Pensacola
John Power Jr
Sigma Chi
The
University of Alabama
Deception in Bridge Leads to Slam Bid in 1963 Column
In Charles H. Goren's bridge analysis, South uses a fake cue bid of three diamonds to mislead opponents. North responds and the pair pursue a slam in six spades while West contemplates a risky heart lead, ultimately facing defeat.
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Hales
South
North
West
Three of Diamonds
CWF Groups Hold Meetings At Homes
Miller Group of First Christian Women's Fellowship met at Mrs. Herman Safley home with Mrs. Loren Miller presiding. Nine members attended and guest Mrs. Jack Barnes welcomed as president. Mrs. Mathias led the program Alma Mater City Style. Refreshments were served. Jones Group met at Mrs. T. E. Anderson home.
Bridal Couple Honors in Madison Tea Events
Mrs C H Edwards hosted a reception for son Charles Hugh Edwards Jr and his bride Pat Womack with J B Womack as parents of the bride. The event featured white linen, silver, pink and blue decor, corsages of glamellias and Cypripidum orchids, and about 50 guests including family members from Madison.
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C. H. Edwards
Charles Hugh Edwards Jr
Pat Womack
Madison
J. B. Womack
H. L. Thornton
W. J. Duncan Jr
Hugh Watkins
W. A. Belew
M. C. Taylor
Kathy Womack
Edwards
Thornton
J. B. Bronaugh
Gordon Hughes
M. B. Thornton
Mental health trends discussed by guest speaker Denham
Maurice Jones led a business session with six members in attendance. Guest speaker Mrs Robert Denham addressed trends in mental health. Mrs Macon Gilbert gave the devotion. Refreshments were served.
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Maurice Jones
Robert Denham
Macon Gilbert
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