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But, it is good to know that such a place exists when one GRHV KDYH WKH QHHG IRU FDUH I would like to say, “Thank you to each RI WKH HPSOR\HHV DW /0& <RX PDGH D EDG situation into something endurable. Blessing WR HDFK RI \RXｯ Courtesy photo Speake harvest kings... The grade level winners for Speake School’s recent Harvest King con- test are, from left: front row, Jameson Inscho, 1st Grade; Stedson Harris, 1st Grade; Jordan Garrison, Kindergarten; Tim Jones, Pre-K and Overall Prince; Danny May, Kindergarten; and Logan Harville, Pre-K; second row, J.T. Johnson, 8th Grade; Lane Duke, 7th Grade; Hunter Lovett, 6th Grade; McClain Reed, 4th Grade and Overall King; Weston Cole, 5th Grade; Will Ragsdale, 4th Grade and Tobi Vintson, 8th Grade. Courtesy photo Overall festival winners... Speake School recently held its Harvest Festival on the football field at the school. The Harvest King and Queen contest was very competitive this year. Overall winners are from left: front row, Nora Huckaba, runner-up girl and Harvest Princess; Tim Jones, runner-up boy and Harvest Prince; and Jada Robinson, girl winner and Harvest Queen; in back, McClain Reed, boy winner and Harvest King. Courtesy photo Speake harvest queens... The girl grade level queen winners in Speake School’s recent Harvest Fes- tival King and Queen contest are, from left: front row, Chloe McLain, 2nd Grade; Ella Rose, 1st Grade; Heavenly Twente, Kindergarten; Lillie Atkins, 1st grade; Jada Robinson, 2nd Grade and Overall Queen; Kiya Campbell, Kindergarten; Nora Huckaba, Pre-K and Overall Princess; and Caroline Hamilton, Pre-K; second row, Ally Hooper, 4th Grade; Rylee Hopper, 4th Grade; Dixie Duke, 3rd Grade; Hailey Hill, 3rd Grade; back row, Desiree Duke, 8th Grade; Lindsey Campbell, 8th Grade; Dyquiesha Beasley, 7th Grade; Emily Reeves, 5th Grade; and Alicia Stricklin, 6th Grade. This Week in Alabama History Week of Nov. 10 – 16 November 12-13, 1833: In a spectacle seen across the Southeast, a fantastic meteor shower causes this night to be known as “the night stars fell on Alabama.” The shower created such great excitement across the state that it became a part of Alabama folklore and for years was used to date events. A century later it inspired a song and book, and in 2002 the state put the phrase "Stars Fell on Alabama" on its license plates. Provided by the Alabama Dept. of Archives and History Hailey Ryan Sandlin and Robert Lawrence Brudi of Birmingham were mar- ried June 8, 6 p.m. at The Cathedral Church of the Advent in Birmingham, Alabama. Reverand Canon Craig Smalley officiated. The bride is the daughter of the late Mr. And Mrs. Nicholas Owen Sandlin of Moulton, AL. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Marie Sandlin and the late Mr. Owen D. Sandlin and Mr. and Mrs. James W. Byers, all of Moulton, AL. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Arnold Brudi of Birmingham, AL. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Davis, Sr. of Birmingham and the late Mrs. Inga Carlina Lundborg and Mr. Harold Carwil Brudi of Fairhope, AL. The bride, given in marriage by her grandmother, chose a Lasaro Perez Creation. The gown is designed of ivory silk organza which was sprinkled with crystal centered satin rosettes and an ivory embroi- dered floral motif. The fitted gown boasted of a delicate scalloped rucheing below the waist and flared mid-thigh to floor. The bride chose the matching cathedral-length veil which was also adorned with crystal centered satin rosettes and ivory embroidered floral motif. She carried a bouquet of assorted flowers in red, embellished with a glass lock- et that contained a piece of lace taken from her mother’s wedding veil. Serving as matron of honor was Nichla Clark Phillips, of Pensacola, FL. Serving as honorary brides- maids were Heather Byford Clark of Hartselle, AL; Mary Grace Shuster of Nashville, TN; Margaret Lee Shuster of Brentwood, TN. Bridesmaids were Amanda Shawn Turner; Amy McManus Crutcher; Megan Danielle Naylor, all of Birmingham, AL; Leah Donialle Killen of Florence, AL; Summer Witt Greeson, Ider, AL; Kalli Terry Mitchell; Laura Summerford Chism, both of Tuscaloosa, AL. The groom’s father served as his best man. Groomsmen were Michael Winston Brudi; David Campbell Brudi, (brothers of the groom); Alan Michael Brandt; William Conrad Black; Robert Littlepage Martin; Andrew Christopher Simmons, all of Homewood, AL.; and James Earl Clark, III., of Hartselle, AL. The music was provid- ed by the Lamb Family of Tuscaloosa, AL. The couple celebrated with family and friends with a reception held at “The Club” in Birmingham following the wedding ceremony. After a wedding trip to Zihuatanejo, Mexico, the cou- ple resides in Vestavia Hills, AL. Couple’s Parties A “rehearsal dinner” was given by the groom’s parents at Ted’s Garage in Birmingham, AL. An “around the house shower” was given on April 6 at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Simmons in Birmingham, AL. Also host- ing were Mr. and Mrs. Danny Feldman, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Forstman, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Joseph. The home of Mrs. Sandra Davis in Birmingham was the setting for a April 28th bridal tea, given by Mrs. Toni Davis, Mrs. Michelle Klasing, Mrs. Susan Shuster, and Mrs. Krista Thompson. May 4th was the date cho- sen for a miscellaneous tea at Moulton Baptist Church given by Mrs. Kim Christy, Mrs. Angela Clark, Mrs. Heather Clark, Mrs. Teresa Flores, Mrs. Loretta Gillespie, Mrs. Michelle Nichols, Mrs. Nichla Phillips and Mrs. Tina Terry. The bride and groom were honored with a “grill shower and cookout” on May 5th at “The Small Pavilion” in Decatur, AL. Hosted by Mrs. Summer Greeson, Ms. Tammy McClanahan, Ms. Megan Naylor, Mrs. Nichla Phillips, Mr. Cameron Shaw, Mrs. Leisa Turner, and Ms. Amanda Turner. The bride celebrated with her bridesmaids on May 10th thru May 12th with a “girls weekend,” destination New Orleans. “The Club” in Birmingham, AL was the setting for a “bride’s luncheon” held May 25th given by her grandmoth- er Mrs. Marie Sandlin, Mrs. Angela Clark, Mrs. Heather Clark and Mrs. Nichla Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence Brudi Sandlin, Brudi
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C2 � THE MOULTON ADVERTISER LIFESTYLES THURSDAY, November 14, 2013
LMC HELPED
ME WITH:
Inpatient and EmergencyDepartment Services
www.lawrencemedicalcenter.com
Try us now!
Read more testimonials at:www.lawrencemedicalcenter.com/testimonials
“you made a bad situation into something endurable.”
Hello,
My name is Joshua
Mobley. I was rece
ntly a
patient at Lawrenc
e Medical Center.
I would
From the E.D. doct
or and nurses, eve
ryone
in the ancillary d
epartments, and to
my
me while I was hos
pitalized; all sho
wed
true compassion.
and genuine. I do
not think these
to never be so sic
k again. But, it i
s good
to know that such
a place exists whe
n one
I would like to sa
y, “Thank you to e
ach
situation into som
ething endurable.
Blessing
Courtesy photo
Speake harvest kings...The grade level winners for Speake School’s recent Harvest King con-test are, from left: front row, Jameson Inscho, 1st Grade; Stedson Harris, 1st Grade; Jordan Garrison, Kindergarten; Tim Jones, Pre-K and Overall Prince; Danny May, Kindergarten; and Logan Harville, Pre-K; second row, J.T. Johnson, 8th Grade; Lane Duke, 7th Grade; Hunter Lovett, 6th Grade; McClain Reed, 4th Grade and Overall King; Weston Cole, 5th Grade; Will Ragsdale, 4th Grade and Tobi Vintson, 8th Grade.
Courtesy photo
Overall festival winners...Speake School recently held its Harvest Festival on the football fi eld at the school. The Harvest King and Queen contest was very competitive this year. Overall winners are from left: front row, Nora Huckaba, runner-up girl and Harvest Princess; Tim Jones, runner-up boy and Harvest Prince; and Jada Robinson, girl winner and Harvest Queen; in back, McClain Reed, boy winner and Harvest King.
Courtesy photo
Speake harvest queens...The girl grade level queen winners in Speake School’s recent Harvest Fes-tival King and Queen contest are, from left: front row, Chloe McLain, 2nd Grade; Ella Rose, 1st Grade; Heavenly Twente, Kindergarten; Lillie Atkins, 1st grade; Jada Robinson, 2nd Grade and Overall Queen; Kiya Campbell, Kindergarten; Nora Huckaba, Pre-K and Overall Princess; and Caroline Hamilton, Pre-K; second row, Ally Hooper, 4th Grade; Rylee Hopper, 4th Grade; Dixie Duke, 3rd Grade; Hailey Hill, 3rd Grade; back row, Desiree Duke, 8th Grade; Lindsey Campbell, 8th Grade; Dyquiesha Beasley, 7th Grade; Emily Reeves, 5th Grade; and Alicia Stricklin, 6th Grade.
This Week
in Alabama
History
Week of
Nov. 10 – 16
November 12-13, 1833: In a spectacle seen across the Southeast, a fantastic meteor shower causes this night to be known as “the night stars fell on Alabama.” The shower created such great excitement across the state that it became a part of Alabama folklore and for years was used to date events. A century later it inspired a song and book, and in 2002 the state put the phrase "Stars Fell on Alabama" on its license plates.
Provided by the Alabama
Dept. of Archives
and History
Hailey Ryan Sandlin and Robert Lawrence Brudi of Birmingham were mar-ried June 8, 6 p.m. at The Cathedral Church of the Advent in Birmingham, Alabama. Reverand Canon Craig Smalley officiated.
The bride is the daughter of the late Mr. And Mrs. Nicholas Owen Sandlin of Moulton, AL. She is the granddaughter of Mrs. Marie Sandlin and the late Mr. Owen D. Sandlin and Mr. and Mrs. James W. Byers, all of Moulton, AL.
The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Arnold Brudi of Birmingham, AL. He is the grandson of Mr. and Mrs. Michael W. Davis, Sr. of Birmingham and the late Mrs. Inga Carlina Lundborg and Mr. Harold Carwil Brudi of Fairhope, AL.
The bride, given in marriage by her grandmother, chose a Lasaro Perez Creation. The gown is designed of ivory silk organza which was sprinkled with crystal centered satin rosettes and an ivory embroi-dered floral motif. The fitted gown boasted of a delicate scalloped rucheing below the waist and flared mid-thigh to floor. The bride chose the matching cathedral-length veil which was also adorned with crystal centered satin rosettes and ivory embroidered floral motif. She carried a bouquet of assorted flowers in red, embellished with a glass lock-et that contained a piece of lace taken from her mother’s wedding veil.
Serving as matron of honor was Nichla Clark Phillips, of Pensacola, FL.
Serving as honorary brides-maids were Heather Byford Clark of Hartselle, AL; Mary Grace Shuster of Nashville, TN; Margaret Lee Shuster of Brentwood, TN.
Bridesmaids were Amanda Shawn Turner; Amy McManus Crutcher; Megan Danielle Naylor, all of Birmingham, AL; Leah Donialle Killen of Florence, AL; Summer Witt Greeson, Ider, AL; Kalli Terry Mitchell; Laura Summerford Chism, both of Tuscaloosa, AL.
The groom’s father served as his best man. Groomsmen were Michael Winston Brudi; David Campbell Brudi, (brothers of the groom); Alan Michael Brandt; William Conrad Black; Robert
Littlepage Martin; Andrew Christopher Simmons, all of Homewood, AL.; and James Earl Clark, III., of Hartselle, AL.
The music was provid-ed by the Lamb Family of Tuscaloosa, AL.
The couple celebrated with family and friends with a reception held at “The Club” in Birmingham following the wedding ceremony.
After a wedding trip to Zihuatanejo, Mexico, the cou-ple resides in Vestavia Hills, AL.
Couple’s PartiesA “rehearsal dinner” was
given by the groom’s parents at Ted’s Garage in Birmingham, AL.
An “around the house shower” was given on April 6 at the home of Dr. and Mrs. Malcolm Simmons in Birmingham, AL. Also host-ing were Mr. and Mrs. Danny Feldman, Mr. and Mrs. Keith Forstman, Mr. and Mrs. Marcus Jones, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Joseph.
The home of Mrs. Sandra Davis in Birmingham was the setting for a April 28th bridal tea, given by Mrs. Toni Davis, Mrs. Michelle Klasing, Mrs. Susan Shuster, and Mrs. Krista Thompson.
May 4th was the date cho-sen for a miscellaneous tea at Moulton Baptist Church given by Mrs. Kim Christy, Mrs. Angela Clark, Mrs. Heather Clark, Mrs. Teresa Flores, Mrs. Loretta Gillespie, Mrs. Michelle Nichols, Mrs. Nichla Phillips and Mrs. Tina Terry.
The bride and groom were honored with a “grill shower and cookout” on May 5th at “The Small Pavilion” in Decatur, AL. Hosted by Mrs. Summer Greeson, Ms. Tammy McClanahan, Ms. Megan Naylor, Mrs. Nichla Phillips, Mr. Cameron Shaw, Mrs. Leisa Turner, and Ms. Amanda Turner.
The bride celebrated with her bridesmaids on May 10th thru May 12th with a “girls weekend,” destination New Orleans.
“The Club” in Birmingham, AL was the setting for a “bride’s luncheon” held May 25th given by her grandmoth-er Mrs. Marie Sandlin, Mrs. Angela Clark, Mrs. Heather Clark and Mrs. Nichla Phillips.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lawrence Brudi
Sandlin, Brudi
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