The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1913-11-23
CHIPLEY.

Chip1ey, Nov. pa quiet home
wedding Wednesday afternoon was
that of Miss Lille Ward and Mr.. J.
Valry Knoll. which was Solemuized at
the home of the brides sister at
O'Clock, Rev. Smith, pastor of the
First Baptist church. officiating.
The bride, a pretty blond, vas
dressed in white satin trimmed with
deep lace points made in beautiful
drape effect.
The brides Jewels were a beautiful
diamond, a gift sof the groom, and
wedding ring, which was placed on
her finger during the beautiful ring
service, which was held.
The bride was daughter of Mr. w.
A. Ward, a. sister of Mrs. w. P. Aus
tin, of Savannah, also of Mrs. W. H
Daniel at whose home the event took
place.
La, very highly respected youns
men now employed by the Morley
Lumber Co.
After the ceremony cake and choco-
late were served by the brides young
est sister, Miss Laura Ward. She wore
white marquisette over yellow satin
trimmed with silver edging and cream
rosebuds draped very becouingly.
After the dainty refreshments were
served a very pretty selection OF mu-
sic was rendered: GIVE Love Thy
ALL" by Douty, after which Mr.. Her
aid, cousin OF the bride, and only at
tendant, departed.
The happy young couple left ON the
morning train for New Orleans, where
they will spend a few days returning
to Morley, La, where they VIII make
their future home.
The bride wore away a beautiful
coat suit of dark blue with hat and
gloves to match. Although the bride
had been in this town for a short
while she had many friends who join
in hearty congratulations.
Chip1ey, Nov. 22-Rev. 2. ". Nc
Neal and wife Of Cherokee, Ala, we're
guests here of his brother, Rev. ID. h
McNeaI and family, Saturday and
Sunday Rev. Mr.. McNeal is pastor OF
the Baptist church at Cherokee and
filed the pulpit at the Baptist church
here at the morning service Sunday.
It was a pleasure to have these good
people with us.
Mr. Carlos Atkinson was down
Thursday evening on business, his
father-tn-1aw, J. n. Williams, return
ing home with him.
Misses Ruth Grace and Fannie Lee
Davis, accompanied by Aessrs. Lonn1e
williams and Gland Tindell, were Wis
itors Friday from Gracevtlle.
Mr. Joe Williams, Misses Daune and
NJ. E. Williams spent Sunday at
Gracevil1e.
weekend with her brother at Cotton
dale.
Rev. C. W. Gavin was a welcome
Chipiey visitor Monday.
Miss Gladys Farrior left Thursday
evening for DeF'uniak Springs. where
she will remain until after the Camp
bell Brawner wedding. which viii oc-
cur Wednesday evening, Nov 26.
Mrs. F>ulghurn of Southport, stopIb d
over Wednesday night as the guest OF
Mrs. s. A. Afford. Mrs. F'ulgfIum was
enroute to Geneva for a visit
Messrs. a. A. Myers, Pet Myers,
Fryer of Georgia, and Hoyt Fryer are
on hunting trip in lower Washington
and Bay counties this week
w. T. Laney. Clyde Adams, Orrie
Blackburn, Lee Buchanan, Mr.. Black
and others visited the Dothan fair
Mr.. L. L. shertyer of Demopolis.
Ala, was a guest for the weekend in
the home of his sister-in-law, Mrs. d
n. McNea1
4. L Miller transacted business at
CampbelIton Tuesday.
Mrs A. + 1ffIIer spent Tuesday with
friends at Aycock.
Mrs. ]. w Williams and son, VII
liam Henry, are visiting Mrs J. D.
Nepper this week.
'sBobbs says that he IS a man who
takes his medicine without complain
ing"
That's true, but he has q mistaken