Alabama Newspaper Archives
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- Arnold-Fitts Ceremony Will Be In Connecticut 1954
- Marriage of Loretta Edith Fitts and Charles Owen Arnold at The First Baptist Church in Stamford, Conn. July 10, 1954. --Birmingham Post-Herald, Women's Pages, page 4, Saturday, July 10, 1954.
- Birmingham Post-Herald
- Birmingham, Alabama
- July 10, 1954 - Page 4
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- Swinging Down The Lanes / Tournament For Deaf To Start Tomorrow
- Dixie Bowling Association for the Deaf (DBAD). Charles Arnold on the team. --Birmingham Post-Herald, Friday, May 20, 1960. Page 15.
- Birmingham Post-Herald
- Birmingham, Alabama
- May 20, 1960 - Page 15
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- Children of Deaf Need Your Help (12-06-1962)
- Loretta Edith Fitts Arnold with children, Margaret Ellen, David Wayne, and John Franklin (on mother's lap) at Highland school in Southside of Birmingham, Alabama. --Birmingham Post-Herald Thursday, Dec 06, 1962.
- Birmingham Post-Herald
- Birmingham, Alabama
- December 6, 1962 - Page 11
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- Miss Fitts, Mr. Arnold To Marry
- Wedding announcement. Loretta Edith Fitts of Stamford, CT and Charles Owen Arnold of Birmingham, AL. Wedding on July 10, 1954 at Stamford Baptist Church, Stamford, CT. Rev. Peters officiated at 2 pm. --Birmingham Post-Herald Saturday, July 3, 1954.
- Birmingham Post-Herald
- Birmingham, Alabama
- July 3, 1954 - Page 25
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