Nelson Stevenson's Solemnized Wedding in Decatur Home
Miss Martha Frances Nelson daughter of James L Nelson and the late Juanita Nelson and Pfc Ronald Eugene Stevenson son of Mr and Mrs J D Shafer were married at 7 p m Thursday at the bride's Decatur home. The bride wore a peau de soie gown and illusion veil with a satin pillbox. She carried white and blue carnations on a white Bible. Marie Baggett of Decatur was honor attendant. Best man was the groom's father. Reception helpers were Mrs Tommy Stover and Mrs Jerry Knighten. After a trip to Gatlinburg the couple will reside at Fort Lewis Washington.
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Martha Frances Nelson
James L. Nelson
Decatur
Juanita Nelson
Ronald Eugene Stevenson
J. D Shafer
John W. Lee
Marie Baggett
Tommy Stover
Hartselle
Jerry Knighten
Brenda Shafer
Gatlinburg
Fort Lewis
Wash
Betty
Gail Wallace
Danny Harve Lewis
West Hartselle Baptist Church
Herman Dean
Luther C. Wallace
Charlie Lewis
Neel
Tommy Hobbs
Fred Phillips
Dottie Kirby
Hartght
Smoky Mountains
Joel, Wallace
Donald Wallace F
Warner Robbins, Ga
Brenda Johnson
Mickey Lewis
Jo Ann Wallace
Joel Wallace
Massachusetts Ranks Second in Freshwater Fish Catch
Massachusetts sits just behind California in total freshwater fish catch, highlighting its strong fishing industry. The report notes state rankings and comparisons across major sources.
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Massachusetts
California
Chenault Robbins Betrothal Told
Miss Nikki Chenault of Cary North Carolina engaged to Ens John Randolph Robbins of Raleigh Illinois and Texas grandparents named. The couple plan a November 24 wedding at St Johns Episcopal Church in Raleigh.
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Nikki Downing Chenault
Cary, N. C
Ens
John Randolph Robbins
Raleigh, N. C
Richard Hall Robbins
Arlington Heights
Ill
W. L. Chenault
Decatur
Miss Chenault
Russellville
Starlin Gunn
Sulligent
William Mawk Nix
Robbins
Justine A. McKee
Dallas
Tex
McKee
Richard R. Robbins
Gordonville
Precator High School
University of Alabama
North Carolina State University
Raleigh
Prospect High School
Mount Prospect
Illand
U. S. Naval Academy
St. John’s Episcopal Church
Miss Betty Gail Wallace Weds Danny Harve Lewis
Miss Wallace and Mr. Lewis married Friday at West Hartselle Baptist Church by Rev. Herman Dean. Families from Hartselle and Neel attended with attendants and special music. After a Smoky Mountains honeymoon the couple will reside in Hart selle.
Goren on Bridge by Charles H Goren
Bridge quiz from 1968 Chicago Tribune presents eight problems with hands and vulnerable configurations. Readers are invited to find the optimal bids and responses for each scenario and check answers on Monday.
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Charles H
Sweet and Sour Sauce for Ham Ribs and Chicken
A simple mildly flavored sweet and sour sauce combines 8 ounce tomato sauce with cheese 1 2 cup crushed pineapple 1 tablespoon brown sugar 1 teaspoon vinegar and 1 teaspoon soy sauce. Heat to boiling and serve yields 1 1 2 cups
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Mato
Fearless hair color myths debunked by Rainey's salon
A pamphlet from Rainey's Beauty Salon argues against dye prejudice and aging vanity. It claims modern tinting is natural looking when professionally applied and highlights the benefits of colored hair for a youthful appearance. It lists Rainey's multiple locations and prompts readers to call for appointments.
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Yesteryear
Rainey
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Liddell
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Gary Compton
Athens
Gary Long
Larry Bradford
Barry Gene Wallace
Ronnie ‘Lewis
Randy Lewis
iNeel
Gary ‘Compton
Ray‘burn Johnson
Price Johnson
Harrold Webster
Elliott Roberts
Earl Payne
Pat Thompson
Jane
Bruce Johnson
Direct Women’s Page
Grant St., S.E
Goren
Speaking
Beauty
Yesteryear’s
Rainey’s
Second Ave
Grant St
Vine St
the Academy
Bio-Miracle Foundation
Germaine Monteil
Madame Monteil
Mouter
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