The interior journal. [volume] (Stanford, Ky.) 1912-1984, 1918-01-01
MARRIAGES.

Miss Matte Cundiff and Thomas
Leese, popular young people of Pu-
laski, were married last week
Pleasant Dye and Miss Maggie Lee
Adams went to Ed. J. G. Livingston's
on the goth and had him join them
hand and heart.
Nose Baugh and Miss Lou Tetley
Milburn were joined heart and hand
at Rev. j. M. Longs by that gentle
man on the 9th.
Samuel Murphy, a widower of 40,
and Mrs. Minerva Baugh, widow a
year his junior, were married in
Darsttown Monday.
Ellis G. Williams and Miss Nora
B. Braley, popular young people of
were united in marriage Sunday.
Miss Clyde Overstreet, a popular
Pulaski county teacher, and ID. B.
Evans, a well-known business man
of London, were married last week.
Mother and daughter were brides
in double wedding at Brooksville
when Sanford Debruler, SO years
old, married Mrs. Stella Nickerson,
45, and Luther Teegarden, IS, mar
ried Mary Nickerson. IS.
Ben II. Shelter. of Chambersburg.
Pa, and Miss Maggie Mary Davis, of
the East End, were married at Crab
Orchard Thursday. The groom is a
prominent business man of his city,
while his bride is the pretty and pop
ular daughter of Dabney Davis, a
well-known citizen of the county.
Thomas M. Phillips and Miss Anne
Davis McRoberts. accompanied by
Mr.. and Mrs. T. w. Jones and Post
master II. j. McRoberts, motored to
Danville Monday and were married
at the home of DR.. f. M. Greene,
pastor of the PRESBYTERIAN church, bv
him. A short while later Mr.. and
Mrs. Phillips boarded Il Southern
train for Cincinnati. where thev will
spend week at The Gibson, Cincin-
nati's best hosiery. Returning to
Stanford they will be GREETED by their
legion of friends, who feel to con-
graduate the groom and wish for
him and his a long, useful and happy
married life. Mrs. Phillips is the on
w daughter of Postmaster and Mrs.
Harvey J. McRoberts, and is one of
Stanford's most charming young
women. For some time she has as
sisted her father and his predeces-
sor in the Stanford postoffice and in
her work has come in contact with a
great many people, all of whom have
learned to love and admire her. Pa
tent with each and every patron of
the office, always pleasing in man.
ner and with a CHEEKY word for all.
it was a real pleasure to be waited
on by her. She is highly accomplish
ed, very graceful and stately and
an exceedingly handsome woman and
that she will make helpmeet in all
the word means, none who know her
as the writer does doubt for a min
ute. Mr.. Phillips is one Of Stanford's
biggest and best business men. He is
the senior member of the firm of
Phillips & Phillips, gents furnishers,
a business firm favorablv known far
beyond the confines of Lincoln coun-
ty. He is a fine fellow and there is
every reason to believe that he will
make his excellent young wife the
best sort of husband. The two had
been sweethearts for many years and
that they would some dav marry.
their friends were certain. They make
an unusually popular couple and if
good wishes of their manv friends
count for aught, thew will be the
manifest pair in all christendom. The
bride wore a handsome coat suit
with hat. gloves and shoes to match.
Mr.. Phillips suit was of dark blue
and of the conventional style.