Virginia Bracey Mazer wedding in Gadsden Alabama
Miss Virginia Bracey and Louis Mazer wed Saturday afternoon at Shepard of Gadsden Alabama in a quiet ceremony at the bride’s home. The event drew regional interest with family, friends, and a formal reception, followed by a trip to New York and Canada and a future home in Gadsden.
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Virginia Bracey
Louis Mazer
Shepard
Gadsden
Ala
Monsel Bracey
Neel Bracey
T. Schaefer
Hufala
Eleanor McClearan
Thomasville
Lloyd Ray
New Orleans
J. H. Robinson
Methodist Church
Bracey
Mitchell
Canada
Myr
Murray Hitchcock
Birmingham
Charley Shepard
Jean
James Little
C. S. Parker
Bob Neel
Virginia
Charles Shepard
New York
Tulane University
Columbia University
Shepard and McCall, Cotton Brokers
Revival Prayer Meetings Tonight In Local Homes
Prayer services for the upcoming revival at First Baptist Church will convene at 8 30 tonight in the homes of Mrs J W Horne 320 N Broad St and Mrs A J Pittman 314 Bartow St A service at Mrs M R Sandlin 817 Park Front was canceled due to her brother's death in Waycross A 3 30 pm service was held at Mrs Joe Massey 403 Smith Ave No services tonight in McLaughlin Heights Fairview or Carroll Hill because of commencement exercises
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First Baptist Church
J. W. Horne
N. Broad Street
A. J. Pittman
Bartow Street
M. R. Sandlin
Park Front
Sandlin
Waycross
Bare foot sandals made to order by L J Sturdivant
Protective footwear for children offered by L J Sturdivant at 125 South Broad Street with custom sizing and design options.
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L. J. Sturdivant
South Broad Street
Mrs James Burch Piano Recital Presented By Students
Mrs James Burch will present a group of students in a piano recital Saturday evening June 6 at 8 30 o clock at the McIntyre Park Auditorium. The public is invited with no admission charge. Pupils include Dena Feinberg Mary Upchurch Donald Ferguson Mary Inman Jackie Smith Eugenia Milton Betty Boote Mildred Dickey Mary Alice Williams Mildred Hines Katherine Bowman Lillian Schwencke Betty Pringle Florene Feinberg Ruth Jones Ada Mae Wurst Addie Lou Sasser Lillie Mae Odom.
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James Burch
McIntyre Park
Dena Feinberg
Mary Upchurch
Donald Ferguson
Mary Inman
Jackie Smith
Eugenia Milton
Betty Boote
Mildred Dickey
Mary Alice Williams
Mildred Hines
Kathrine Bowman
Lillian Schwencke
Betty Pringle
Florene Feinberg
Ruth Jones
Ada Mae Wurst
Addie Lou Sasser
Lillie Mae Odom
Camp
Frances Archbold
Court House
John White
Bud” Autrey
Pacey
Rhoda Mason
Dorothy Williams
P. I. Dixon
Frances Rich
Betty McDavid
Leonce Wall
Doris Hasty
Betty Anderson
Harriet Clemons
Josephine Bailey
Gene Dawes
Virginia Dupree
Sarah Rice
Anne Little
Barbara Turner
Annette Andrews
Nell Hammond
Gene Beutell
Kathrine Wilkinson
Contance Balfour
Cornelia Jones
Annette McCleskey
Frances Shivar
Elizabeth Groover
Carolyn Whipple
Ola Bolkcom
Martha Harrell
Virginia Bridges
Mary Upson
Louise Pert
Girl Scout Camp Ready at Camp Frances Archbold
Preparations underway for a 56 Girl Scout group arriving Monday by three o clock at the Court House for transport to Camp Frances Archbold. The itinerary includes swimming and supper with leaders in charge of meals and activities and a listed equipment check for each camper.
Card of Thanks for W D Belser's family
The Belser family thanks friends for kindness during the recent bereavement in the death of husband and father W D Belser. May God’s blessings be with you all.
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W. D. Belser
Fidelis Class Picnic Held At Mrs Knapp’s Home
The Fidelis Class of the First Baptist Church hosted about fifty members at a Wednesday afternoon picnic at Mrs. J. F. Knapp’s Moultrie Road residence. Guests included Rev. and Mrs. I. Callaway and other local couples. attendees termed the gathering enjoyable. A related tale recounts Officer Stewart’s pursuit of a liquor laden coupe passing through Quitman, pursued toward Thomasville and Valdosta, with 840 pints of liquor seized.
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Fidelis
First Baptist Church
J. F. Knapp
Moultrie Road
I. Callaway
M. H. Goodwin
J. T. Dixon
Quitman Free Press
Stewart
Quitman
Chief Clant
Screven Street
Dixie Highway
West End
Clanton
Prohibition
Thomasville
Chicago
Valdosta
Sharkey Fight Negotiations Target Labor Day Bout
Jack Dempsey announced negotiations with Johnny Buckley to bring Jack Sharkey to Reno for a 25 round Labor Day fight. The bout would feature the winner of the Baer versus Uzcudun July Fourth clash as the opponent.
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Sharkey
Jack Dempsey
Reno
Johnny Buckley
Jack Sharkey
Boston
Max Baer
Pauling Uzcudun
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