Norwalk Bride Weds Chattanooga Groom in St Pauls Ceremony
Patricia Celestina Young and James Stewart Alverson wed in an afternoon ceremony at St Pauls Episcopal Church Norwalk. The bride, daughter of Judge Don J. Young of Toledo, wore ivory satin with Alencon lace and a pearl necklace. Attendants wore wine red and pale pink gowns. Post ceremony reception was hosted by Mrs Britton D Young Sr. A one week honeymoon is planned visiting Washington DC and Williamsburg. The couple’s combined families span Norwalk Toledo Chattanooga Indianapolis Cleveland and Tennessee. The bride holds degrees from Indiana University and University of Tennessee. she works as a casework supervisor in Cleveland. The groom is a Middle Tennessee State University faculty member with studies at McCallie School Emory University University of Chattanooga and University of Virginia.
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Patricia Celestina Young
James Stewart Alverson
St. Paul’s Episcopal Church
Norwalk
Don J. Young
Toledo
James H. Alverson
Chattanooga
Tenn
T.G.S. Whitney
Blodwen Bowers
Jolene Shagrin
Seattle
Wash
Nancy Alverson
Sylvia Robeznicks
Cleveland
Don Young
Indianapolis
Ind
Thomas Jones
Charles Denaney
Britton D. Young, Sr
W. Main St
Washington D.C
Williamsburg
Alverson
Norwalk High School
Indiana University
University of Tennessee
Cuyahoga County Juvenile Court
McCallie School
Emory University
University of Chattanooga
University of Virginia
Middle Tennessee State University
Worthy Matron And Patron Installed In Queen Esther Chapter
William Comer and his wife were installed as worthy matron and patron at the Queen Esther Chapter 15 of the Order of Eastern Star's 75th annual officers installation. Other officers for 1967 include Marie Asselton as associate matron and Frank Schwab as associate patron, with a full slate of officers listed. In New London, Mrs. Charles Slagle hosted the Hospital Auxiliary December meeting and Christmas party at her home on New London Avenue. A spring style show is tentatively set for March 8, with chairmanship by Mrs. Frank Lawrence. The January 12 meeting will be at Mrs. Vaughn Neel’s home on East Main Street.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William Comer
Order of Eastern Star
Marie Asselton
Frank Schwab
Charles Murray
Wayne Ward
Francis LeBeau
Wayne Sholes
New London
Charles Slagle
New London Avenue
Frank Lawrence
Vaughn Neel
East Main Street
Walsingham’s Prison Policy In Perilous History
London reporters recall Sir Francis Walsingham as Britain’s first real secret service organizer. His approach to prisoner security was stark. he had prisoners executed to prevent leaks.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
UPS
Britain
Sir Francis Walsingham
Elizabeth I
Walsingham
Ham Piping Dough Adds Lattice Decor to Baked Ham
Prepare a thin dough by heating water and butter, then adding flour and dry mustard to form a ball. Beat in eggs yellow dye and cheddar, heat until smooth, then pipe lattice patterns on the ham 40 minutes before finishing.
Community Christmas Events Calendar Listings
Tonight events include Lions Church and Cub Pack 218 at Christ United, Milan PTA, Milan High School Christmas program, Fisher Titus Memorial Hospital party, St Jude Thaddeus Discussion Club, and Mrs Frank Traves 8:30. Tuesday features Fidelis Circle, Christmas luncheon reading club, Maple City Mothers Club, Business and Professional Women's Club, and Evening Guild with Shoestring Players.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
First Methodist Church
Milan Pta
Milan High School
Fisher - Titus Memorial Hospital
Elks Country Club
St. Jude Thaddeus Discussion Club
Frank Traves
Fidelis Circle
Parish
Reading Club
Britton Young
Maple City
Mother’s Club
Judy
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Ladybird
Just
Career Shop
William Comers
Irving Roth
Howard Wheeler
William Johnson
Mitchell Gowrylok
Ruth
James Hile
Esther
Alma Davenport
Martha
Harry Gilbert
Electa
Glenn Ayres
Edga Tucker
Sentinel
R.B. Hutton
Andrew Conway
Guy Smith
Maude Smith
Ronald Hutton
Charles Clark
Waldo Schock
ED Fessenden
Jacqueline
Uhiman’s
Connie
Christ
Deck the Ham
NF Lions Church
United
Jade
Pohl
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