Notable Local Weddings and Engagements Reported
Local announcements list several marriages and an engagement. Mary Lou Miller wed Lamar Miller on July 3 at a Ashford home. Jimmy Harris married Eugene Strickland on July 4 at a Cottonwood home. Helen Metcalf engaged to Paul Dalton of Slocomb. Mary Katharine Karvonen wed Fred Hartzog in Dothan July 12. Fauvette Taylor married Paul Moates on June 28 at a private ceremony in Enterprise. Moates a WWII veteran, bride previously a nurse supervisor.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Metcalf - Dalton
Ramsey L. Metcalf
Hartford
Helen
Paul Dalton
Slocomb
Registration For Second Summer Session At Huntingdon College
Huntingdon College announces the start of the largest second summer term in its history with registrations Wednesday from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Freshmen may join regular courses, dormitory space is limited and women only. Courses include biology chemistry economics English literature French history and more with pre professional and teacher certification options. Final exams for the first term are Tuesday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Montgomery
Huntingdon College
Hubert Searcy
Huntingdon
Europe
Community Calendar Entries for Lafayette Street Church Activities
A dated fragment outlines church and auxiliary meetings at Seusiscde Bayes Church and Lafayette Street Methodist, including Jhaices Girls Auxiliary at a private home, pigreta and circle gatherings, and a YWCA youth event at Southside Church. Events include times around 4:00 and 7:39 pm with various circles and members cited.
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Moaday
Suntreum Band
Seusiscde Bayes
Jhaices Girls’ Auxiliary
Satho Vance Lage
Pires W.om
Lafipette Street Methodist
W. S.C
Wall
Kota Crime Circle
Ainadian Mottoms
Mlarjjerme Hildioth Circletate
Ea. Dt
Daetae
Dboeetr Baas Circle
Linia Abas
Y. OW. A
Southside
Laptiss “Hurei
Souiur Y. We A
Southsde
Waattnena Bali
Beth Rose
Lafayette Street
Jack Riners
Bussvss
Dalirette
Wesleyan Gould Wold
Wol Hand
Palmer-Owens Vows Solemnized Quietly At Bride's Home
The marriage of Miss Mary Delle Owens of Ashford route one to Harvey N. Palmer of Dothan route three was solemnized at 4:00 p.m. July 13 in the bride’s home with a small family ceremony. The Rev. J. T. Robinette officiated. decorations featured gladioli tube roses and ferns. The bride wore pale blue crepe with sweetheart roses corsage. matron of honor was Mrs. Randolph Owens and best man was A. J. Palmer. After a trip to New Orleans, the couple will reside at 205 West Savannah. The bride is a graduate of Ashford High and business college, employed as a bookkeeper. the groom is a World War II veteran and department store employee.
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Strickland - Harris
Jimmy Harris
Grimes
Eugene Strickland
Dothan
George Nobles
Cottonwood
Kathleen Brookins
Conner Smith
Birs. Strickland
Hartzog - Karvonen
Mary Katharine Karvonen
Arch Lindsey
Troy
Fred W. Hartzog
P. J. Hartzog
Nell Hartzog
Johnnie Melton
Mrs. Hartzog
Army Air Forces
Vanderbilt University Hospital
Hillcrest Hospital
Andalusia
Moates
Enterprise
Mary Delle Owens
C. T. Owens
Ashford
Harvey N. Palmer
J. ‘St. Palmer
Mr. Palmer
J. T. Robinette
Randolph Owens
A. J. Palmer
Owens
Ashford High School
Ang Than Business College
Mary and Carmichael
Palmer
4Ropean
1St Department Store
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Works Council
Ruth Kelso
Federal
Ruth
Adelaide Kerr
Foreign Office
Ruth Kelso Renfrow
Sim
Foxent
Vel Dav
Sion
Department of State Amd
Samiés
Federation
Greece
France
Holland
Great Britain
Pelland
South America
India
Australia
Mecca
China
Union of South African
Weolecoor Peace Pieal
Redoth
PO Waeddine Coy
Australi
Oslovakia
Colturs
Beta AG
Eta
Dero
Eivi
Wechooseh
Seton Club
Horsayives
Atcne
Vy Uhl
Dev
Venient
Mtind Ewflers
Silversmiths
Alabams
Ronald Allen Gary
DB. A. Gary
S. Appletree
Gary
Edna Krennuemore
Cumming, Ga
Palmer - Owens
Bride
WIL Iewflers
Oothan
Alabama
Bauman
Terling
Sterling
Gorham
Towle
Wallace
Reid and
Barton
Crystal
Fostoria
Heisey
Glastonbury
Rock-Sharpe
LENOX
Castleton
Spode
Salem
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