Amory Couple Weds in Birmingham Highland Chapel
Mrs. M. Gaunt of the bride and Mrs. M. T. Gaunt attended a wedding for Miss galap of Amory and Lloyd H. Davis of Birmingham. The ceremony in Highland Church featured double ring vows, music by Lamar Smith, and candlelit decor. The couple departed for a Florida trip after the ceremony. Also noted are April 1946 industrial accident figures totaling 4,452 with 26 fatalities.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dunlap
Birrmerly
Amory
Galap
Lloyd H. Davis
Birmingham
Highland Church
N Franklin
Lillés
Asters
Amilax
Helen Davis
Geneva
Weshers
Robert Davis
Glaude Stockton
Birmingin
TH. H. McAuley
Paul Avis
Fairfax
Florida
J. Wilbur Milton
Hosa Holley
D. O. Holley
Slocomb
Route One
Milton
Tom Milton
Dothan
Slocomb High School
Newton High School
Main Street
Miss Duckworth and Clifton Clark Wed in Marianna Church
Miss Frances Lee Duckworth wed Clifton Clark Stanley at First Baptist Church Marianna in a single ring ceremony conducted by Rev A C Abney. Attendant Miss Mary Ann Wick wore blue gabardine and Mr Charles Clark stood as best man. The couple left for Burlington North Carolina where the groom works for Western Electric.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Miss Duckworth
Clifton Clark
First Baptist Church
Marianna
Frances Lee Duckworth
Clifton Clark Stanley
A. C. Abney
Paul Carter
Wagner
Mendelssohn
Mary Ann Wick
Pensacola
Charles Clark
Burlington
North Carolina
Western Electric
H. A. Duckworth
Palmetto
Florida
Marianna High School
Florida State College For Women
Clifton Stanley
Marianna High
Miss Frances Morrow Feted At Graceville Bridge Party
Graceville Florida Mrs Claud Smith hosted a Wednesday bridge party honoring Miss Frances Morrow bridg e elect. Guests included club members and friends. Prizes went to Mrs Mike Toole and Mrs T Harris for bridge scores. bingo prize to Mrs Robert McRae. salad course served to twelve players and two tea guests.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Graceville
Fla
Claud Smith
Frances Morrow
Bridgelect
Bridge Club
Miss Morrow
G. W. Morrow
T. J. Harris
Bill Fickes
BR. L. Miller
Bill Tindel
J. D. Rentz
Mike Toole
Robert McRae
Neal Williams
A. D. Williams
John Stapleton
T. Harris
Birthday Dinner Held for Bedsole Thirty-Eighth Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Leamon Bedsole of Slocomb hosted a Sunday dinner in observance of their thirty eighth birthday anniversary. Attending were numerous relatives from Slocomb Graceville and surrounding areas including the Bedsole, Watson, Bass, Keel, Skinner and Ledbetter families. The event noted vanilla extract is derived from the pod of a South and Central American orchid.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Leamon Bedsole
Slocomb
Route One
Willie Bedsole
Tandy Tew
Rastus Keel
Robert Ear
Noan Keel
Lennie Holloway
Prestley Bass
Melba
Mildred Lee
Harry
Oyd Bass
Huey Bedsole
Catherine
Rob Watson
Doris
Patricia Ann
Gerald
Mary Nell Bedsole
W. C. Hall
Mary Alice Watson
Siocommb
Dalton Skinner
Olivia Skinner
Bernice Ledbetter
Graceville
Bernice Hall Is Honored On Fifteenth Birthday
Miss Bernice Hall was honored on her fifteenth birthday anniversary at a party given Saturday night by her parents Mr and Mrs W W Hall route five. Attendees included Winnie Ruth Davis Floyd Whitehead Earl Whitehead Violet Stokes Mavis Powell Barbara Fay Alexander Clinton Woodham Moline Waters Lunie Woodham Mary Fay Jackson Billy Williams Evelyn Powell James Jerry Margaret Flowers Dora Skipper Junior Belly Skinner Dor othy Patricia Hall Frances Godwin David Charlie Wall Mr and Mrs B Skipper Mr and Mrs Clarence Skinner Mr and Mrs Melton Flowers Mr and Mrs Jack Cook. Miss Fannie Adams returned home after visiting near Ashford with Miss Thelma Bowen.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bernice Hall
W. W. Hall
Route Five
Winnie Ruth Davis
Floyd Whitehead
Pensacola
Earl Whitehead
Violet Stokes
Mavis Powell
Barbara Fay Alexander
Pfe
Clinton Woodham
Molene Waters
Lunie Woodham
Mary Fay Jackson
Billy Williams
Evelyn Powell
James Jerry
Margaret Flowers
Dora Skipper
Junior
Belly
Marianna Honors Retiring OES Officers at Reception
A social and dinner at the Masonic Temple in Marianna honored past matrons and patrons of the local Order of Eastern Star chapter. W B Shores gave the invocation, J W Kelly acted as toastmaster, and degrees were conferred on Pauline Grant Marjorie Hilson and C D Prichard. About 50 attended.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Marianna
Masonic Temple
Order of Eastern Star
W. B. Shores
J. W. Kelly
Joyce Lambe
Nonie Lowry
Marjorie Parriso
Maude Porter
Bertia McKelvain
Dorothy Maddox
Louise Lambe
Mae Flynt
Alice Kelly
Kelly
W. N. Nobles
Albery Lambe
W. A. Maddox
Paul Tipton
Plant City
Dora Adams
Fearla
Haineis
Pauline Grant
Marjorie Hilson
C. D. Prichard
Birthday Luncheon Held At Nolin Home
A birthday luncheon was held at the home of J D Nolin as J D Nolin Harvey Danford Mrs Otis Scott and Allen Holland celebrated their birthday anniversaries. Guests included many local families from Columbus Ga and nearby towns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J D. Nolin
Nolin
Harvey Danford
Otis Scott
Allen Holland
J. D. Nolin
Doris Danford
Betty Jo Danford
Myrl Peacock
Columbus Ga
W. E. Butler
Don Nolin
William Henry Marlin
Billy Joe Martin
Leon Martin
A Few Soft Spoken Words and She's Yours
A short humorous note promises success with a subtle approach. The line hints at courting or conversational charm as the key to winning interest, emphasizing select qualities and refined tastes.
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Judson College
Catherine Beall
Joe Beall
Cottonwood
Marion
Beall
Louise Pelham
Judson
Columbia
Wayne Dukes
Ada Kirkland
Walter P. Kirkland
Arthur O. Dukes
Dukes
Houston
Houston Hotel
Shone
Army Air Corps
M. F. Gray
J. J. Vick
Roy Unger
Gary
William Goyings
Donna
Noah Unger
Paulding
Ohio
Dale Unger
S. Appletree Street
Ea San Egr An
Fannie Adams
Ashford
Thelma Bowen
O.E.S
Napoleon
Wille Scott
Lamar Holland
Arthur Green
Windham
Jimmy Wayne
John Hugh
Harris Kingry
Herbert Kingry
James Emory
Nina Sue
R. J. Bowman
Windell
Bobby Mack
Leslie Ann
James Clyde
Harry K. Battles
Jack
Larry
Martha Nell Dean
Atlanta
Lester Jenkins
Dr.r.l.tindell
Optometrist
Blumberg
City Cafe
Bauman’s
Gorham
Wallace
Reed & Barton —Towle
Alabama
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