The Montgomery advertiser., 1909-12-03

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 THOUGHT FOR THE DAY.
 Q Cod. grant me the ability to do some one thing well. Give me sym- pathy for the suffering of others h wtheir has has sefn sets brought to 'hs"
 oT Grant: that may have courage for the weak and the friendsnip r o1 lhoss Remove ali doubts from me that there will be ultimate peace and happi- ness for every one. one..,ca. of A right act De far from me. Let me for get the worlds expediency, conven- ton and reward. and Silence for ali weakness. especially And give me. each day. my daily work with rest at niEht unner under Ions some a 1Ilcnoiy
 A NEW LIFE EACH DAY. with every rising of the sun
 Think of your life as just begun. I he ypasterdassmthere pass das H I let them sleep. Nor seek to summon back one gnost Of that innumerabie nost.
 Concern yourself but with today Woo 1t and teach 1t to obey
 Your wish. and will. Since time be- Today has been the friends of man. He looks to yesterday and tomorrow. You and today, a soul sublime. And the great pregnant hour of ume' Wita God between ..s,n t1 5ina aa,sin she 'wan'
 --Ella wheeler Wilcox. : MARRIAGE OF MIR. HARRIS
 AND MISS TYSON. A very beautiful marriage of Thurs day was that MT. Robert Harris, Jr of ReidsviIle. N. C.. and Miss May " son. which took place ct 5:so o'clock o'clock in the afternoon at the Court Stree' Methodist Church.
 The decorations of the church were most artistic. The altar was banked with palms, forming mass of green which was studded here and there with white chrysanthemums.
 Above where the young couple stood. a cornocopia filled with lilies oi the valley, and chrysanthemums' wa suspended.
 Ropes of tulle were caught to the cornucopia to the palms back Of it where they were held in the mouths oi white doves. Before the entrance oi the bridal party, Professor Thomas played "Lohengrin's Overture" and tc the strains of Lohengrtn's wedding march,, the bridal party entered the .-s. a rsr An z4Qa Thomas Martin, A. N. Catrevas. Theo- dore Jones of Georgia, Aubrey Brooks of North Carolina. Archie Tyson, Theo- dore Bethea.
 They were followed by the sister oi the bride, Mrs. o. c. Manor. who wal her matron of honor. She wore q Parisian gown of embroidered chiffon in the daisy pattern over yellow mes. saline, and carried an arm cluster oi yellow chrysanthemums.
 Miss Annie Tyson. the maid of aonor wore e Parisian gown of white em- broidered chiffon in lilies of the val ley design, and her flowers were white chryBanthemums.
 The bride was . picture of beaut, fin her wedding UeWHsof white liberty satin, entrain. and trimmed with sross point lace and pearls. Her veil of H. fusion which fell to the hem of hei train, was crowned with spray oi lilies of the valley. and she carried . shower bouquet of brides roses and lilies of the valley. Her. ornaments were diamonds. including a diamond necklace, the gift of the groom.
 The bride entered with her father MT. A. P. Tyson. who gave her away The groom was attended by his brother, MT. Avis Harris, as best man The ceremony was performed by Rev O. c. McGhee.
 Immediately after the ceremony Mir and Mrs. Harris left for Jacksonville