Mrs Sulian Hall Bartor Webbing
A brief notice lists Mrs Sulian Hall Bartor and Webbing in a short column item. The text names individuals without additional context or dates.
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Newspaper
Dothan Eagle
Location
Dothan, Alabama, United States of America
Date
Jun 14, 1950
Page
4
A brief notice lists Mrs Sulian Hall Bartor and Webbing in a short column item. The text names individuals without additional context or dates.
The women's page highlights upcoming square dances for younger crowds with Colton frocks and Caryle led evenings. Herman Callaway's orchestra provides rhythm while Mr. Callaway calls dances. A Bahama Beach house party departs Thursday with notable attendees. Various local residents return from trips, move homes, or plan visits to Biloxi, Houston, and other destinations as community life continues.
A quiet ceremony took place last Saturday morning in the study of Dr. Ezrick Richards, pastor, as Peggy Askew wed Dr. Willem Graham Love. The couple, amid family attendance, plan to reside at 3831 Wynnton Road, Columbus, after a wedding trip to Florida. Out of town guests gather for the Nordan-Wells wedding at First Baptist Church in Columbus.
Graceville Methodist church hosts a WSCS event titled I Can Give More. Members in colorful pledge costumes perform as Mrs. C C Liddon leads devotion and Mrs. Rupert Curry reads the WSCS theme song. Incoming president Mrs. Charles Watford presides, paying tribute to outgoing leader Mrs. Fred Tindell.
Mrs. Coke Jones Jr hosted an afternoon bridge party honoring Miss Martha Jean Nordan bride elect. Guests included Misses Blatios, Bell, Adams, Witherington, Whiddon, Pearson and Stallings among others from Baton Rouge and nearby. Prizes went to Adams and Blatios. linen gift presented to the honoree. light refreshments served. Blakely graduates Beth White and Jane Fuqua planned to attend the University of Georgia next year. W. A. Fuqua attended. An Epsilon Sigma Alpha sorority meeting elected a new educational director and listed attendees.
The First Baptist Church witnessed the marriage of Miss Betty Rae Love to Rev. Lewis Addiron Drummond of Dixon Illinois on Friday at 7:30 p.m. Officiant Rev. Max Morris led a solemn ceremony with organist Mia Otis Tuttle and tenor Roy Morris Driggers performing. The couple, bouqueted by white gladioli and lilies, were escorted by Ernest Love Jr. The bride wore a gardenia white embroidered gown with a lace veil and carried a white Bible with orchids, lilies and pearls. A reception followed at Howe Ton Memorial Library with decorated tables, bridal bouquets, and guest lists including Miss Clatra Paulk and Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Drummond. The couple planned a later wedding trip to the Tennessee mountains.
Iris Club members met Tuesday at the Dome Firet Baptist church to hear a report on the Alabama Federation of Garden Clubs convention in Auburn. Miss Luna Crockett led devotions as Mrs Natty Jean Lewis presided and Will Roberts was named program chair with several members attending from Julia Askew and others.
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