The Cordova daily times., 1920-11-20

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 On Wednesday morning, St. Jo- sephs Church was the scene or very pretty and impressive wedding service, when, in the presence ol Ia large number of friends, MISS Laura Bacon and MT. James c. Clark were united in marriage fol- lowed by a Nuptial Mass.
 The bride was prettily attired ln a dainty travelling suit of midnight blue with a hat to match. MISS Beulah Bacon, sister Of the Drlae' attended as bridesmaid; MT. Dalton l.. Barr acted as best man and Masters Harry and William O'Neill served as acolytes.
 The altars and sanctuary were most beautiful and artistic in thelr decorations of palms, potted plants and roses. while hundreds of tiny candles glimmering midst the flow CTS, added greatly to the inspiring scene.
 As the bridal party proceeded to the altar, Mendelsohn's wedding march was played by Miss Ethel 1 Graham. Mrs. Jack Dustin played the Mass. the choir consisting of the young lady friends of the bride and Mir. Frank Burns as tenor and MT. F. A. Jones as bass.
 Following the service, wedding breakfast was served to Rev. Father McMillan, MT. and Mrs. James C. Clark, Mr. and Mrs. s. J, Jones, Nr. and Mrs. R. A. Wilcox, Donald and Leila Wilcox, Miss Charlotte Bacon, Miss Beulah Bacon and Dalton Barr.
 In the afternoon the following guests were present at the wedding dinner: Mr and Mrs. James C. Clark, MT. and Mrs. Fred Tracy, MT. and Mrs. F. A. Jones. Mir. and Mrs. E. J. Warren, MT and Mrs. s. J. Jones. MT. and Mrs. R. A. Wilcox, Miss Charlotte Bacon, Donald and Leila Wilcox. Miss Beulah Bacon, MT. Scarborough and MT. Dalton Barr.
 In the evening a reception was held at the home of MT. and Mrs. 1. J. lDOIUllOt at "iliSii obouI oS' Nii ty young people were present.
 Miss Laura Bacon is the charming daughter of Mrs. s. J. Jones and is very popular among the younger set. Mr. James Clark is the son of J. P. Clark of New York and for several years has held a responsible position with the Carlisle Packing Company.
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 Miss Mary Edelbrock, one of our last years school teachers is this year back at her old .hool in San Diego and is teaching departmental literature and penmauship in the upper grades.
 Someone once said that statistics are the most interesting form of reading; here are some that should interest Cordovans anyway: During the past year, from the middle of last November to the present, 3S marriage licenses have been issued in Cordova, while 40 births have oc- cured here. There have been 27 deaths at and in the vicinity of Cordova during the same period. * N *
 MT and Mrs. c. L. Murphy and MT. and Mrs. Ed Currier were quite successful on grabbing expedition recently.
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 Mrs Axel Anderson visited in Chitina at the beginning of this week.
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 Mrs c. s. Bratton returned home Monday from the hospital and is