Mrs. Clara Raiford Honored on 75th Birthday at Church Reception
The 75th birthday celebration for Mrs. Clara S. Raiford drew about 400 guests at First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Hosts included her children William Russell Raiford and Francis Marion Brannon, with many relatives and friends assisting and providing music.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Clara S. Raiford
First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall
William Russell Raiford
Washington, D.C
Francis Marion Brannon
Cairo
C.C. Watts
E.B. Eason
Ruby Patterson
Richard Haney
Carrollton
Mamie Singletary
Coolidge Personals Visit Families Across States
Coolidge society notes describe John and Jeffery Bromas of California visiting sister Mrs Rodney Banister for weeks. Mrs Larry Scott and Colorado children visit parents Mr and Mrs Bevis Powell and Miss Helen Powell recovering from surgery in Georgia. Beaulah Rayburn and W O Johnston wed June 15 at Salem Baptist Church. Horace Carlton and family from Jacksonville visit parents Mr and Mrs Tom Griffin and Mrs Evelyn Carlton. Ludie Rehberg ill in Moultrie hospital. Clea Bannister spends week in Indiana with J H Pettijohn.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bevis Powell
Helen Powell
Georgia Baptist Hospital
Scott
Mae Powell
Beaulah Rayburn
W. O. Johnston
Ben Roundtree
Salem Baptist Church
Horace Carlton
Jacksonville
Tom Griffin
Evelyn Carlton
Ludie Rehberg
Illa Carter
Moultrie
Clea Bannister
Indiana
J. H. Pettijohn
Help for Lacing Shoes and String Problems
A reader discusses solutions to lacing shoes and finding strings. The column offers practical hints for tying knots and clearing tangled laces. The tone mirrors helpful household columns and aims to simplify common tasks.
Knucklehead Charcoal Tricks And Handy Household Tips
A reader shares a cheeky tale about wrapping briquettes in newspaper to reduce dust and save fire starter. Also offered are kitchen and home hacks from readers, including whipped cream tricks, baby medicine droppers, clutter control with cartons, and shoe lace knots to stop laces from pulling free.
Miss Weeks Weds David A. Coxton in Tallahassee Road Church
Terri Lynn Weeks and David A. Coxton wed June 9 at Tallahassee Road Church of God with Rev. David E. Ellis officiating. The bride’s parents are Weeks of Thomasville and Coxton of Troy Michigan. The couple will reside in Cleveland Tennessee after a Florida honeymoon.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Terri Lynn Weeks
David A. Coxton
Tallahassee Road Church of God
David E. Ellis
Leonard L. Weeks
Thomasville
Lonnie Coxton
Troy, Mich
Wanda Ellis
Carmalita Woodard
Lakeland
Fla
Ellis
W.J. Gause
William Ball
Roger Courson
Ronald Roberts
Linda Coxton
Florida
Cleveland, Tenn
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T. O. Estes
Tom Shepherd
Tampa
Raiford
Russell May
Mildred Shepherd
Cindy
Marcia Lane
Mrs. Raiford
Mrs. Brannon
Coolidge
E. Jackson
Dial
Linda
Heloise
Frances Gallucci
K.C
Clara Cox
MR. and
Mrs
Davida. Coxton
Miss Weeks
Sylvia Carver
Cleveland
Tenn
Mary Bozard
Orangeburg
S.C
Susie Malone
Carthage
Lance Marthelar
Mike Tiller
Cleveland Tenn
Billy Woodard
Carthage, Tenn
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