Wedding of Miss Mary Wilson and Russell Cornell at Our Lady of Good Hope
Miss Mary Wilson daughter of Mr and Mrs Robert Wilson and Russell Bernard Cornell son of Mrs Cornell of Scarsdale N Y united in marriage at Our Lady of Good Hope Catholic Church in a ceremony described with lilies calla lilies white gladioli and brass floral arrangements. Father Aloysius Dunleavy officiated the double ring service as organist Luther Hollaman Jr played nuptial music including My Heart At Thy Sweet Voice and The Rosary. Bridesmaid Miss Barbara LaGrote wore peacock blue and carried a yellow rose cascade while Miss Nancy Hill sang Ave Maria and O Perfect Love. A reception followed at the Hope Country Club with a three tier wedding cake and guests from Texas New York and Arkansas. The couple planned a wedding trip to Arizona before settling in Snyder Texas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mary Wilson
Russell Bernard Cornell
Our Lady of Good Hone Catholi Church
Robert Manton Wilson
Russell Todd Cornell
Cornell
Scarsdale
Newark
Aloysius Dunleavy
Woodward
Vandela
Luther Hollaman, Jr
Hammond Organ
Claire de Lune
Nancy
Hill
Texarkana
Shubert
Ava Maria
Burleigh
Barbata “LaGrote
John Scott DeLee
Virgil Saloman
Dallas
Wilson
The
Hope Country Club
Terrell
Cornelius
Robert LaGrone
Cornett
Barbare LaGrone
Polly Tolleson
Don J. Ligon
Virgil, Seloman
Elizabeth Callins
L. Carter Johnson
Darothy Burnett
Roy Anderson
Scott Deleo
Thompson Evans, Jr
Kenneth Holland
Willian Yarbrough
Werd
Joel C. Broyles
Frank ©. Nolen
John D. Barlow
Gresham Reed
Calvin M. Harvey
Paul W., Wilson
Alfred Brannan
Gardenhills
Luther Hollaman Jr
Arizona
Snyder
Texas
N. Y
Margaret O'Connell
Harriett Collins
Elizabeth Collins
Cosin
Brooklyn
Visiting Friends Across States and Counties
Mrs Darsey Fuller and daughter Marsha Ann visit Dallas with Mrs Jutt Williams Jr. They accompany Miss Betty Newrby Mary Jo Cannon and Newbury of Texarkana to a quilt gathering. Mrs A Hugvik of Milwaukee visits Hope and Nevada County while EB Lee of Blevins returns from a month with relatives in California Oregon and Washington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Darsey Fuller
Marsha Ann
Paw Shreck
Dallas
Juttt Willams, Jr
Betty Newrby
Nes Mary
Jo Cannon
Newbury
Texarkana
A. Hugvik
Milwaukee, Wis
Hope
Nevada County
Lee of
Blevins
California
Oregon
Washington
Revival in Second Week at Tabernacle
Revival in the second week at the Tabernacle featured three Sunday services with Rev. Williard Cantelon delivering morning and evening sermons and Rev. Lorne Fox in the evening. Cecil Gueathars spoke to the young people at Christ's Ambassador Service, concluding with a 7:30 evangelistic rally. A 15 minute cantata by Rev. Fox was performed as Cantelon painted The Second Coming of the Lord on canvas, while Floyd Roses received the painting as a prize.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Fox
the Tabernacle
Williard Cantelon
Lorne F. Fox
Christ's Ambassador
Cecil Gueathars
Cantelon
Floyd _Roses
Dorothy Dix Husband's Right
A reader asks about a husband who enjoys evenings out and whether a wife should constrain him. Dix says a man has a right to occasional nights out, and a wife should not repress him, yet should foster fairness and trust to keep harmony. A second letter from a 46-year-old man seeks counsel on marrying a 26-year-old. Dix finds age irrelevant to happiness when character and health align.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dorothy Dix
Alhes
Anothly
Miss Dix
Ife
Mr. Bachelor
I Love My Doctor and a Sixth Month Anniversary
A married couple faces a neglected anniversary and a strained night of emotion. The narrator frets over John’s forgetfulness while a hospital call and a tense talk reveal deeper tensions. News arrives that friends Bob and Agnes announce their engagement, adding contrast as the couple contemplates happiness and fidelity.
Hospital Notes Acknowledges Several Admissions and Births
Hospital notes list admissions for Julia Chester W T Howell McNab Mrs James Kelly Hupe and Lester Ferguson at Hope plus Josephine Admitt sumner. Discharges include Mr B Hatch Mrs T A Gathright and Mrs Ross Bright and Cherry Beth Warren and baby boy at Patmos. Austin Lee of Lewisville Ark announces birth of son Jana 7.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Julia Chester
W. T. Howell
McNab
James Kelly
Hupe
B. Hatch
Hope
T. A. Gathright
Saratog
Josephine Admitt
T. O. Sumner
Ross Bright
W. C. Carlton
Gordon
Jack Simpson
Austin Lee
Lewisville
Ark
Ison
Jana
Lester
Ferguson
Cherry Beth Warren
Patmos
Billie Monts
Dear Dorothy Dix Advice on Adopting and Social Rejection
A reader asks how to handle an adopted boy facing neighbor prejudice. Dorothy Dix urges moving away from the cruel neighbor, praising adopters and warning the child could be harmed by such hostility. The response stresses sympathy for adopted children and rejects narrow prejudice.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Dent Dorothy Dix
Ehila
Pel Syndicate
Columbus Misjudged Route To Par East By Three Thousand Miles
A historical note states Columbus aimed for the Pacific eastward route but sailed 2,500 miles west and ultimately traveled 3,230 miles before reaching the New World, highlighting miscalculation and long voyage.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Columbus
New World
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Halbert
Leon Thee
Moore
Prayer
Cain Chapter
Barlow Hotel
Goa
Issane Hon
Grosse
Lloyd
Sill, Ay Mielub
J. W
Cook
Eting
Scouta
Alpha Zeta Chapter
Beta Sigma Sorority
FD. Sharpe
Shreveport
P. D. Smith
Barbara LaGrone
Virgil Soloman
Dorothy Burnett
Paul W. Wilson
Lite Rack
Nancy Hill
C. M. Hervey
C. Mervey Jr
Charles Hervey
Ed Loe
Blegins
Hix Lee
Ernest Spears
Frank Yarbrough
Ethel Hardy
Lee
Hix Lae
Guy Lee
Near Blevins
Ava Darnell
Los Angeles
G. W. McDowell
Roy McDowell
McDowell
Floyd McDowell
W. C. Gentry
Frank Ward
Hay McDowell
Clayton McDowell
George W. Robison
Jun
Billy Gentry
Judy
Richard McDowell
Mc Michael
Hot Springs
Y. O. Davis
Little Rock
A Bai
Tac Ford-Lupino
Tabernacle
South America
Worpen
Doctor
Evelyn.Barkins
John
Tall Tut
Bette Davis
Joan
Bob
Agnes
Jonah
Aggie
Boad
Ania
Jaynes Company
Carl
Mother
John Bowman
Independence
Missouri
Linda Marie
Bowman
Southwestern Bell Telephone Co
Junior
Karen
Sharon
Treaven
Drop
Cold Sneez
E. Ingraham Company
Bristol
Connecticut
Humco Laboratory
Texarkana, Ark.-Tex
Lydia E. Pinkham
Lydia Pinkham
Noth
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