Weddings Color Southland Spring Elite Nuptials
The article details two weddings in the South, including Nora Johnson of Fort Worth and Ean D. Lamken tying the knot at Southside Baptist Church with a formal reception. It also covers Miss Ethel Wray Garth marrying William David Grisham at the First Methodist Church Athens with elaborate music, attire, and a candlelit reception.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
H. Shirley
Nora Johnson
Fort Worth
Ean D. Lamken
Othside Baptist Church
B. B
Southside Baptist
Marie Wiley
Claire de
de Bussy
Ralph
Mr. Hood
Charles Ed George Shirley
Cecil Halbrooks
Charles Edll
J.C. Howes
Ed Austin
Walter Johnson
First Methodist Church of
Athens
Ethel Wray Garth
Winston S. Garth
William David Grisham
Milton C. Grisham
Bennett T. Waites
Bill Yarbrough
Charles Grisham
Winston Garth Jr
Harold Lovvorn
Emily Chandler
Shubert
Miss Chandler
Earl H. Lamken
Southside Baptist Church
Decatur
Alabama
Lamken
Nora Pauline Johnson
W. H. Shirley
Local Misses Leave for Alabama College Studies
Miss Betty Lile of Trinity and Miss Jo Hamilton depart for Alabama College Montevallo to resume studies after vacation. Miss Mary Louise Alexander also plans to leave for Montevallo Tuesday. Miss Betty Holesapple to begin studies at the same college after visiting home. Mr and Mrs J J Hogan of Lynchburg and Mr and Mrs John Penney visit Branum family in Paint Rock. Annie Sue Cain returns noon today after visiting Madison friends and plans to study in Washington DC this fall at Marjorie Webster College. Mrs Ed Johnson Boo and Mrs Hoyt Kelley return from a grandmother’s visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ed Beasley
Garth
West Hobbs Street
Martha Yarbrough
Mary Nell Carter
Mary Hampton Wall
Martha Hunter
Betty Roper
Margaret Hepner
Alice Patton
Cruse Patton
Bill Young
Wallace Steele
Points South
Bay Minette
Ala
Brookville
Ohio
Bill Hines
Starkville
Miss
Carl B. Welborn
Memphis
Tenn
Ed Dames
New York City
Joe Duncan
Billy Duncan
Maryleen Duncan
J. B. Bradford
Decatur
I. J. Hoover
Owensboro
George M. Garth
Dave Martin
Dave Martin Jr
Annie Wheeler
Courtland
Earl Lamken
Woodall's
Lamken
Walter Johnson
Birmingham
Jeanette
Betty Jo
W. H Shirley
Howard Johnson
Delano
Myra Ann
John Raymond Johnson
Ed Austin
Peggy
Patsy
George Shirley
Betty Lou
Kenneth
Ralph Hood
Paulette
Betty Lile
Trinity
Alabama College At
Montevallo
Jo Hamilton
Mary Louise Alexander
Alabama College
Betty Holesapple
Alabama College Montevallo
John Penney
Charles
Paint Rock
E. T. Branum
Annie Sue Cain
Robert Cain
Madison
Ed Johnson
Boo
Hoyt Kelley
Voters Group Forming In Cullman County For Road Reform
The Cullman County Taxpayers or Voters League will organize at a Sept 11 meeting open to all qualified voters. The group aims to inform residents on road issues, nominate candidates, elect officers, and press for more machinery and fair labor wages while avoiding political activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Eae Sodas Ee
Cullman Tribune
Taxpayers Or Voters League
Court Road Committee
Cullman County
Douglass Hart
Court House
Jesse Oldacre
J. R. Aldridge
J. J. Dunlap
Demonstration Agent Resigns in Cullman County
Miss Estelle Vines, home demonstration agent of Cullman county, has resigned to accept a position as supervisor of food and soda service at the drug store in Cullman, according to the Cullman Banner.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Estelle Vines
Cullman County
Ee Drug Store
Cullman
Cullman Batiner
Federal funds advance for local public works plans
Major General B. Fleming announced approval of thirty eight advances of federal funds to prepare plans and specifications for local public works projects in thirty southern communities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Washington,d. C
B. Fleming
Jackson Will Talk Schools
The September meeting of the Decof Chamber of Commerce Board is set for Wednesday at 6 30 in Lyons hotel private dining room. Walter Jackson Superintendent of City Schools for Decatur will outline his program for continued development of the city schools before the Board as part of Educational Committee plans.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Decof Chamber of Commerce
Lyons Hotel
James L. Rankin
Walter Jackson
Decatur
Rankin
E. K. Gregg
Scissors should never be used to pry open objects
A cautionary note warns that using scissors to force entry or pry open items is dangerous. It urges proper tool use and safety to prevent injury or damage.
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San Francisco
San Anasalmo Theological Seminary
Maryville College
Maryville
Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary
Texas
Ilinois College
Jacksonville
Ill
Illinois Conservatory of Music
Illinois
Grisham
Flood
Claude J. Hayden Jr
Betty Grisham
Mary Garth Shackelford
Winston S. Garth Jr
Witty Garth
Mrs. Lamken
Pettey Cleaners
Coats
J. J. Hogan
Lynchburg, Va
R. B. Mangrum
Athens, Ga
DS Gene
Hart
Jackson
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