Marriages Announced in Local Special Notices
Grace Early and Carl Reuben Jones wed January 31 at Enterprise with Grace a Samson High School graduate. Ruth Mathison wed Edward Blalock February 1 at the bride’s home in Abbeville. aqua wool outfit noted. Jeanette Walker and Thomas Henderson married January 25 at Dr Slaughter’s home in Ozark. blue gabardine suit described. couple to reside in Aldrich.
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Samson
Albert D. Early
Grace
Carl Reuben Jones
Jim Jones
Eden Church
Enterprise
Samson High School
Mathison
Montevallo
Henderson
Ralph Henderson
Aldrich
Alabama College
Miss Sadie Saloom Weds C M Wehbie In Enterprise Home
Miss Sadie Saloom daughter of Mr and Mrs B Saloom of Enterprise and C M Webbie son of Mrs Mary Webbie and the late Mr Michael Webbie of Raleigh North Carolina were married at an afternoon ceremony Sunday February 2 at the bride’s home with Dr B R Justice officiating using a double ring rite Miss Zanie Daliba sang Be cause and Mr Naman Saliba sang Tamor Tourjour and Thine Alone The couple plan to live in Raleigh North Carolina.
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Enterprise
Sadie Saloom
B. Saloom
Christmas M. Wehbie
Mary Wehbie
Michael Wehbie
Raleigh
North Carolina
B. R. Justice
First Baptist Church
Zanie Daliba
Ozark
George Kehdy
Macon
Naman Saliba
Kahdy
Mr. Saliba
Tamor Tourjour
Burgess Saloom
Webbie
David Saba
Dallas
Texas
Nellie Saloom
Edna Saloom
Georgia
Miss Saloom
Miss Hicks Weds Edward H. Hall Jr In Tuscaloosa Church
The marriage of Miss Norma Ruth Hicks of Headland and Edward H. Hall Jr. of Abbeville was held January 6 at the First Baptist Church of Tuscaloosa with Dr N D Timmeman performing the double ring ceremony.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Hicks
Edward H. Hall, Jr
First Baptist Church of
Tuscaloosa
Norma Ruth Hicks
R. M. Hicks
Headland
E. H. Hall
Abbeville
N. D. Timmerman
Wedding Bells and Circle Meetings Mark Calendar
A Tuscaloosa wedding features a powder blue suit for the bride and a corsage of orchids. Attendants include Cecil Hollis as best man and Miss Jerry Askins as maid of honor. The groom’s family and guests are noted, with subsequent church meetings and W M S sessions scheduled for Monday and Thursday across Southside Baptist and Lafayette Street churches.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cecil G. Hollis
Jerry Askins
Autangaville
Miss Asking
Hall
University of Alabama
Beta Sigma Phi
U. S. Navy
Tuscaloosa
Births in the Community Dianne and Donald Eugene Born
Mr and Mrs Thomas D Wilson announce a daughter Dianne born February 2 in a local hospital. Mr and Mrs W E Gene Arnold route one announce a son Donald Eugene born February 8. Master Sergeant Jess Earl Jackson and Mrs Jackson announce a son Robert Earl born February 11. Grandparents are Mr and Mrs H D Thomsey of Vicksburg and Mrs R H Bigham of Temple Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Thomas D. Wilson
Dianne
W. E
Gene) Arnold
Route One
Donald Eugene
Jess
Earl Jackson
Jackson
Jean Thomley
Robert Earl
H. D. Thomsey
Vicksburg
R. H. Bigham
Temple
Texas
Early Bird Causes Headache for Rural Nebraska Teachers
Richardson county rural teachers told County Superintendent D. H. Weber that the early arriving students, not the tardy ones, create the biggest headaches. Some pupils come in before teachers can warm the building, leaving staff to handle the surprise influx.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Falls City
Neb
Richardson County
D. H. Weber
Social Club and Chapter Meetings Announced
Mrs Morris Malone hosts the Sorosis Club at West North Street at 3 00 p m Wednesday Emassee Chapter D A R meets at Mrs W B Wilsons home at 3 00 p m A Royal Ambassadors gathering of the South Side Baptist Church is scheduled at the church at 3 00 p m
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Morris Malone
Sorosis Club
West North Street
Emassee
W. 8. Wilson
Royal Ambassadors of the
Southside Baptist Church
Piston Reverses Direction Up to 6000 Times a Minute
A motor car piston can stop and reverse direction as many as 6000 times per minute, illustrating the extreme speeds and mechanical cycling within internal combustion engines.
Ethyl Gasoline Debuts in Dayton Early 1923
Ethyl gasoline first went on sale at Dayton Ohio on February 2 1923. An oil field near Bradford Pennsylvania once thought to be drying up marked its diamond jubilee in 1946 and produced about 28 000 barrels daily.
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Dayton
Bradford
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C. M. Wehbie
William M_. Webbie
Wehbie
Coffee County
Elizabeth City
Medical Corps
U. S. Army
George Saloom
William M. Webbie
James Welden
Jim
Atlanta
Nora Napier
Eloise Napier
Jacksonville
Fla
MKS
Edward H. Halh
Alice Sturgess
Meridian
Miss
Mrs. Brooks Side
Southside Baptist W. M. S
Henry Askew
Southside Baptist Girls’ Auxiliary
Fred Adkins
Sunbeam Band
W. B. Duke
Tafayette Street
Garde
J. G. Wiggins
Parramore
A. TD. Ussery
E. M. Wells
J. F. Odom
del Sellers
Smith
Headland Avenue
Baptist
W. M.S
Anne Judson
Vance Ward
Hattie Newton
Alfred Resfolds
Tha Kevton
J. W. Hall Lattle
Willie Kelly
Alt. Forrester
Tuevy Wood
Harrison
Fresbyerian Woman's Auxiliary
Tafarelle Street Methodist Church
Maude Paughman
Loyce Burdeshaw
Mra
M. C. Rowe
Mra. E
Angeling
Dee Dee) Barnes
Earle Atkins Barnes
N. Appletree Street
Angeline
Jack Payne
Duey Street
Cleng
Kew
Gallen Sterling
Sterling
Gorham
Dothan
Alabama
Farley Gamble
Geraldine
James Ray Tew
J. A. Tew
Mr. Tew
Htore
A. D. Zbinden
Oliia Brackin
Harold Tew
Polnta
Florida
Mrs. Tew
Beaucham Paint & Glass CO
E. Adams
Speigner
Old Fairground
Oates
So. Oates
Sewet Tuning
van Litch
West Main
Diahamadauen
Tailors AN
Swansdown
Milli
Charm
North Foster
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