The Green Forest tribune., 1903-09-05
Eaton Langston Weddino.

AO hNi NA" Nk'lIASo U ldoll light thus reports the Eaton Langston wedding which took place in that city Thursday:
 ''This afternoon, at the First Baptist Church, occurs the mar riage of Rev. Sam Eaton and Miss Nannette Langston.
 For a year or more it has been an open secret that these lives would finally drift into one chan nel, and as time has passed, the ir friends have realized that it would be union of hearts with the same purpose-of usefulness to the world.
 The bride is the eldest daugh = ter of Mr. and Mrs. B. A. Langs- ton and was born and reared in this city. Blessed by nature with beauty of face and form, her friends have been pleased to note the development also the greater beauty of mind and heart, until today they look upon her as worthy of the high position to which her marriage with one of Gods ministers calls her.
 Mr. Eaton is also the eldest born in his family, his father being a minister. He came to Eureka Springs about three years ago and embarked in the print ing business. But soon he felt that his life work should be de- voted to a higher Master than Art, and he was ordained by the First Baptist Church to preach the Gospel. He had successful pastorate at Green Forest, and it was largely through his earnest efforts that church was built there. Since leaving Green Forest he has held several posi- tions, all with a view to further ing his study for the ministry. He takes his bride this after noon for visit with relatives, during which he will be engaged in revival work at Buck Prairie, Mo. From there they will go to Louisville, Ky, to join Rev. Sidney Brumfield. The two gen. tlemen will attend the Southern Baptist Theological Semin ary, while their wives will take the special course provided for min- ister's wives ''
 As a supplement to the above from the Flashlight, THE TRIBU NE is able to give a partial if not complete list of presents which Ed. and Mrs. Eaton received:
 Set silver knives and forks Green Forest friends; set linen napkins-Mr. and Mrs. E. M Bare; center piece-Miss Carrie Taylor; pair of damask towels Edith Volner; bed spread-T. F. Harvey and sister; decorated cake plate-Thula Gentry; pair linen towels-Mr. and Mrs. Langston; chocolate pot and set of silver spoons-Mr. and Mrs. Stockslager; hand made work basket-Mamie Puckett; pair kid gloves-Mae Star; berry spoon c. W. Humphrey and wife, Toledo, H.; pair linen towels Mrs. J. H. Callendar and daugh- . ter; 80 cash-Mrs. H. c. Rob- erts; S25 cash-Mr. and Mrs. 1. $. Terrell; S1 cash-Mrs. Leath ; decorated tea set-G. Fred Mil = Ter: a years subscription to Flashlight-W. E. Moore and wife; silk dress patern-Ray Langston; embroidered center piece-N. B. Roberts and wife. Tuscola, Ill.,; pair linen towels Misses Jaunita Kyle and Laura and Belle Willis; silver souvenir spoon-C. M. Barnes and wife ; linen collar and cuffs-Mrs. Bir- dean Gamble; embroidered turn overs-Nora Poynter and Grace Roberts; hand-painted powder box-Isabella Murphy; fancy limono-Ray Roberts; silver mounted toilet set-Ray Lang ston; decorated cream pitcher Mrs. A. Smith; embroidered handkerchiefs-Misses Belle anC Lydia Spencer, Faye White Edna Shinn and Mrs. J. J. Hayes hemstitched handkerchief-Jua- nita Kyle; pair linen towels Mr and Mrs. Calvin Davis; jal peach preserves-Mrs. Julis Cobb.