Beautiful ceremony marks wedding in De Bow parish
Miss Dix, daughter of Mrs. Dix and the late Mr. Floyd Davis Wade, married Pfc. Floyd Davis at First Baptist Church De Beach Alabama. The Rev Dr Jesse M Hanson officiated with musical selections by Ruth Banks and a procession including maids of honor Edward S. Sproles attended by a large reception at the Corner Inn following the ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Floyd Davis
A. T. Hanson
Love
Shubert
MacDowell
Wagner
Myrin
Mendelssohn
Reessional
Oliver Paul Dix
Alabama
Stephanotis
Minter E. Wade
Newton
Ippi
Raymond C
Oes Kenarles J. Johnson
Derby
Iowa
Dix
F. D. Wade
Mississippi
New
Mrs. Wade
Bride and Groom Tie The Knot In Alabama Weekend
The bride, in a fuchsia wool suit with brown accessories, attended Judson College in Marion and Alabama College at Montevallo, receiving her degree from Alabama College. The groom, stationed at Southern Airways in Decatur, will reside there after November 9. Out of town guests include Mr. and Mrs. John Evan Wade of Newton, Mr. and Mrs. Minter E. Wade and son Jerry, Mrs. W. P. Reeves of Lanett, Miss Myrna Reeves of Huntsville, Mr. and Mrs. Felix Throckmorton of Tuscumbia, and Mrs. Floyd Strarpe of Birmingham.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Judson College
Marion
Alabama
Myrna Reeves
Huntsville
Felix Throckmorton
Tuscumbia
Floyd Strarpe
Birmingham
Pfc
Wade
Decatur
Southern Airways
Personal notes on returning service member and funeral attendance
Lt. Henry Z. Varek returned to his field in Warrensburg Missouri after attending the funeral of Miss Betty Jean Johnson. Also noted are Miss Zanna Dean Maner of Washington DC and Miss Sarsha Coleman with her roommate Miss Winn Clelland.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Henry Z. Varek
Warrensburg, Mo
Betty Jean Johnson
Zanna Dean Maner
Washington, D. C
Sarsha Coleman
Winn Clelland
Weekend visitors and local movements noted in Alabama College area
The item lists numerous weekend guests and movements in the Montevallo and Athens area. It names students and relatives visiting from Huntingdon College and Randolph Macon, mentions Sven Vaughan recuperating in Tuscaloosa, and records arrivals and departures of families and servicemen across Tuscaloosa, Montgomery, and nearby towns with several trips to Vanderbilt and Brookley.
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B. M. Bloodworth
Moye
Beauty Shop
North Meer Stor
Nell Beach Dix
Floyd Davis Wade
First Baptist Church
Sullivan
William Benton Young
Katherine Nelson
Athens
Ala
Cornelian
Captain Edward Young
South Pacific
John Young
Arthur Mims
Wilmot McCowan
Florence
S .C
Roy Sudduth
C. L. Brewer
Stanley Mertel
Pensacola Air Base
Nick Flood
F. A. Foss
Monroe
Fred H. Young
S.C
Bruce Nelson
Sixteenth Avenue Baptist Church
Bobby Tucker
P Portwood
Frances Brittain
Teciere
Thie
D. A
Will Easter
W. F. Rauschenberg
Danville Road
Joe Wheeler
Ralph Hood
Hood
Willougeby Presbyterian
Willie Ruth Cox
Sonny McClannahan
Lonnie Jean Boutwell
Barbara Ann Norris
Weyman Cox
Edward Webb
Ada Little
Bobby Boutwell
Witty Garth
Maryleen Duncan
Joe Duncan
CAAF
Courtland Army Air Field
William Preston
First Christian Church
The
Presbyterian Church
U. S
First Presbyterian Woman’s Auxiliary
W. W. Glass
Assembly’s
Home Missions
M. D. Link
S. & P. Home Missions
Cotillion Club
Carnegie A Aes
Harry S. Lyson
Eddie Lou McAlister
B. M. McAlister
Lyson
Army Air Forces
Gulfport
Miss
Biloxi
Motors
Evelyn’s Beauty Shop
Over Speake
Alabama College At
Montevallo
A. J. Coleman
Martha Dinsmore
Huntingdon College
Montgomery
Mrs
W. W. Dinsmore
Frank B. Vaughan
Frances Vaughan
Clifford Vaughan
Tuscaloosa
Sven Vaughan
Government Hospital
France
Charles Darrah
Lima
Ohio
J. W. Darrah Sr
Perate Nville
Vanderbilt Hospital
Garris
Maryeen Duncan
John C. Bragg
H. D. Greer
Sim Lovelady
T. J. Cottingham
Nelson-Young
Shirley Bragg
Randolph Macon College
Virginia
Miss Bragg
Nelson Young Wedding
Susie Wingard
California
Pacific
Bob Donnelly
E —— Field
Kenneth Qurnell
Brookley A
Mobile
Ralph Cowart
A. H. Hoff
Fred Mann
A. C. Mann
Madge Dav
Goidel's
Urug
Call Marie
Berniee
Taylor’s
Grant St
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