Miss Virginia Russell and Gordon Terry Marry in Mississippi
Mrs. Virgie Russell announces the August 26 wedding of her daughter Virginia Elizabeth to Gordon Terry at Rever end G N Gober's home in Uk a Mississippi. Attendants were H M Russell and Butch Holmes. They will live with Mrs Terry's mother on Hartselle Route One near Wheeler Lake. The report also notes a reunion at the Bass home and a miscellaneous shower for Mrs Joe Henderson. Rainbow Girls plan a September 8 meeting at the Masonic Temple with officer elections.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Virginia Russell
Gordon Terry
Virgie Russell
Hartselle
Virginia Elizabeth
Floyd Terry
Decatur
G. N. Gober
Uka
Mississippi
H. M. Russell
Butch Holmes
Joe Henderson
Madeen Shelton
Shady Lawn
Lewis Suggs
J. W. Henderson
Robert Shelton
Sue Butler
Velma Craig
Ethel Wade
Trimble Harris
Ellen Clark
Lola Letson
Sara Jane Hale
Elsie Parker
Juanita Gillespie
Lettie Manor
Bertha Hale
G. T. Butler
Rachel Bates
Moutine Ferguson
Annie Mae Gibson
Mattie Bert Shelton
Hazel
Virginia Shelton
Mildred Gray
Ruby Waugh
Jessie Wilson
R. F. Clark
Verdie Eady
Bernice
Rainbow Girls
Decatur Assembly No. 26
Order of Rainbow Girls
Masonic Temple
Personal notices from Memphis to Fayetteville
Miss Elizabeth Carr plans a Thursday Memphis visit with her grandfather Dr. L. A. Neill and Mrs. Neill. Pvt. William E. Callahan returns to Camp Chaffee after holiday leave with his mother Mrs. Tra vis Callahan. Louis Argend leaves for Biloxi to visit cousin Nick Smyrlis in Athens Greece, Smyrlis serving in the Greek Army Air Force with six months training at Keesler Field. Mrs. Ben Rowe and Mrs. Sally Berryhill with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Harrison and Barbara Ann travel to Fayetteville to be with Mrs. Dora Harbin.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elizabeth Carr
Memphis
Tennessee
Dr. L. A. Neill
Mrs. Neill
William E. Callahan
Leader's
Camp Chaffee
Arkansas
Travis Callahan
Louis Argend
Biloxi
Mississippi
Nick Smyrlis
Athens
Greece
Mr. Smyrlis
Greek Army Air Force
Keesler Field
Ben Rowe
Sally Berryhill
Decatur
Carl Harrison
Barbara Ann
Birmingham
Fayetteville
Dora Harbin
Hurricane drifts northeastward in open Atlantic near Bermuda
A massive hurricane of 120 to 130 mph near the center drifts slowly northeast about 900 miles east of Palm Beach and 390 miles south of Bermuda. Forecasters say movement may push the storm away from Bermuda, with planes evacuated and personnel recalled as authorities monitor evolving path.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miami
Fla
Atlantic
Miami-weather Bureau
Palm Beach
Bermuda
Grady Norton
Miami Weather Bureau
Honeymoon Islands
South Carolina
New York
Norton
Puerto Rico
Brushes You Need for Beauty IT
An earnest guide extols beauty brushes for daily care, urging two hair brushes, a hand brush, and a clothes brush to keep hair clean, nails healthy, and skin free of odor. It stresses proper drying and regular cleaning to maintain grooming and body cleanliness. A local social column notes Mrs. J F Alexander and others visiting, a semi formal tea at the Legion home, and upcoming weddings and obituaries in Jasper and Cullman communities.
Funeral Rites for William Sims Held at Cullman Church
Funeral services for 67 year old William Alfred Sims were held at 11 a.m. Monday at Bethsedia Church with Rev. J. S. Schultz in charge. Interment followed in the church cemetery. Surviving are wife Maude Sims three sons Willie Edmond Floyd L. Sims three daughters Onie Netherington Almed Brown Marie Tilley. Also noted are local medical society changes with two doctors elected to the Cullman County Medical Society board and various local visits and movements of residents including Miss Betty Buchmann and others traveling or attending meetings and events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernard
William Alfred Sims
Cullman 4
Bethsedia Church
J. S. Schultz
Church
Maude Sims
Willie
Edmond
Floyd. L. Sims
Onie Netherington
Almed Brown
Marie Tilley
Vitamin B-12 declared the most powerful anti anemia drug yet found
The article explains pernicious anemia and the discovery of Vitamin B-12 as a critical factor for blood cell regeneration. It notes dramatic patient improvements after injections, rapid red blood cell regeneration, and nervous system recovery, while also mentioning liver extracts as alternative treatments and the need for ongoing therapy.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
King
Marcantonio Holds NY Manhattan ALP Control
Rep. Vito Marcantonio, left wing American Labor Party congressman, maintained control of the ALP Manhattan organization based on primary returns. Ewart G. Guinier, backed by Marcantonio, won the nomination for Manhattan borough president. Nominees for mayor in November were William O'Dwyer, Newbold Morris, and Marcantonio without opposition.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
New York
Vito Marcantonio
American Labor Party
Manhattan
Ewart G. Guinier
Marcantonio
Manhhattan
Tarpaches
Eugene P. Connally
Tan
ALP
Tremely Light
William O'Dwyer
Newbold Morris
Liberal
American Labor
Bride Wears Gray Suit in Simple City Nuptials
The bride entered alone in a gray wool two piece suit with navy accessories and a crescent tuberose bouquet. Dorothy McNutt and Woody Ward lit the tapers. Mary Lou Hammond, the bride’s attendant in a brown suit with pink glamelia bouquet, stood beside Dwight Ward as best man. Mrs. Smith, mother of the bride, wore black with a white corsage of tuberoses. After a brief honeymoon, the couple will reside on the East Side until their new home is ready.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy McNutt
Woody Ward
Mary Lou. Hammond
Dwight Ward
Mrs. Ward
Justice Rutledge Paralyzed After Cerebral Hemorrhage
Supreme Court Justice Wiley B. Rutledge showed slight speech improvement but remains paralyzed in his left arm and leg after a cerebral hemorrhage. He drifted into a coma last Friday and is near waking, with pulse and respiration steady. The incident occurred Aug 27 while driving from Ogunquit to York with Mrs Rutledge during a family vacation.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
York
Supreme Court
Wiley B. Rutledge
York Hospital
Tower
Justice Rutledge
Ogunquit
York Village
Rutledge
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O. W. Bass
Hillsboro
A. C. Rhinehart
Rome
Georgia
J. C. Weatherwax
Moulton
Clark Weatherwax
Roger
Ted Weatherwax
Atlanta
Layton Bass
Mobile
Tomye Terry
Otis Bass
Kendall
Thomas Newsom
Ronnie
Neil Bass
Tennis Bass
Lillie Kates
Clarence Ferguson
Caddell Drug CO
First Ave
Kennedy Mtr. Co
E&w
Harbin
William H. Armstrong
Mrs
William H. Armstrong, III
James C. Holesapple
Gary
Indiana
Cole Holesapple
Jim Holesapple
Betty Holesapple
Mitchell Williams
James Thomas
Sheffield
O. J. Thomas
Katherine McRae
Talucah
Alabama
Lois Draper
Hugh Morrow
Don's Floor Service
Don Williams
E. Cain
Kate Greenaway
River
Shu Quay
Dan River
Helen Follett
J. F. Alexander
Turner Shiver
Mary Lane Shiver
Jasper
Ila Dean Gilbert
Bob Gilbert
Ellis Burns
Grady Moss
Dennis Rainey
Dorothy Crumbley
Légion Home
Margueritte McKinley
Legion Home
Burns
P. C. Sims
Ira, Holmes
Rose
Tignal Holmes
Charles Rainey
Reba
Helen Holmes
E. C. Gibbs, Jr
Miss McKinley
Delis Moyers
Betty Leeth
W. O. Kelley Jr
Miss Leeth
Billy Kelley Jr
Pauline Barrow
Gene McClurde
Jean Ann Owens
James Rowell
Barbara Johnson
Don Mitchell
Jerry Zinmeister
Niles Land
F. E. St.John Sr
Tek @oghes, Inc
Cullman News
Ethel Morrison
Cullman County Medical Society
Cullman Hospital
E. D. McAdory
J. Daves
Frank Stitt
R. M. Gross
Betty Buchmann
Montgomery
John J. Buchmann
J. G. Daves
M. "S. Whiteside
T. D. " Beatty
J. C. Chambliss
Medical Auxiliary
J. G. Dawes
Marise
Peggy Dawes
Toronto
Niagara Falls
Quebec Canada
Fern Bonet
Britain Island
Hyde Park
Franklin D. Roosevelt
Woody Jackson
Augusta, Arkansas
Wallace P. Gibbs
Elizabeth Orwell
Danville
Virginia
Averitt College
Mrs.d. C. Morton
Washington, D. C
Isa Dean Gilbert
J. T. Foreman
Eleanor Foreman
HERMAN N. BUNDESEN, M_D
J.B
Yver
Eatares Syndicate, Inc
Ech
Dillehay
Grant
Coca-Cola Company
BF Decatur
Coca-Cola
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