The Columbus dispatch. (Columbus, Miss.) 19??-1922, 1920-12-22

metto, were visitors in Reform Satur-
day last.
Miss Evelyn Windham, the ac-
complished teacher of music in
college at Columbus, is spending the
Christmas season with her father,
Hon. Walter d. Windham and other
relatives at Cochrane.
Mrs. c. HI. Graham and Miss Eliza
beth Kimberley, of Reform, were
shopping in Columbus last Thursday.
DR.. w. w. Duncan has returned
to his home in Aliceville from a bust
ness trip to Tuscaloosa.
Mr.. Hunter Hill, a student in the
University of Alabama, arrived in
Carrollton Saturday and will spend
the holidays with his parents. DR..
and Mrs. s. H. Hill.
! Mr.. and Mrs. c. R. Horton, accom-
panied by their children, were pleas
amt visitors in Carrollton last Satur-
day.
| Miss Mary Stringfellow, who is at
tending the Jutison college the present
session, arrived Saturday at her home
in Reform for a stay with her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Stringfellow.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hanly of
Tuscaloosa, arrived in Carrollton Sun
day afternoon and will be guests of
Mr.. Hanlys sister, Mrs. A. H. Dabbs,
for several days.
A pretty wedding was solemized on
Monday morning at high noon, Dee.
goth, at the home Of the BRIDES bro
Their, Mr.. John III. Proctor, in Carroll
ton, when Miss Lucille Proctor be-
came the bride of Mr.. Bonner Knight
McGaha, of Birmingham. The Proctor
home was beautifully decorated with
evergrens typical of the Yuletide
season, intermingled with Russell
roses and white carnations. A few
minutes before the appointed hour
Mrs. w. W. Beasley sang, accompain-
ed by Miss Lois Yawn pianist and DR.,
w. B. Lotion, violinist, "At Dawn
ing" and Perfect Love-" after
which the bride and groom entered
the spacious reception hall unattend-
ed and wendell their way to an i'm
provised altar Of ferns, palms ant
evergreens, where they met the min.
lister, Rev. R. l.. Hill, who pronounc.
ed the words that united the lives OF
this popular couple. The bride wore
gown Of midnight blue duvetyr
with harmonizing accessories ant
carried Russell roses. Miss Proctor
is defendant of well known family
of this county, who has hundreds o.
friends among her acquaintance
which she has won by her beautiful
disposition and lovely character. I'm
mediately after the ceremony thu
happy couple left and will be at hom'
to their friends in Birmingham aftel
January /.
Mr.. Jim Gibson and Mr.. Greely
phillins were visitors In Reform Sun
day afternoon.
Mr.. Irwin Miller, who is, attending
the Marion Military Institute, is ex
pected during the week to spend thu
holidays with his parents, Mr.. an'
Mrs. d. B. Miller.
Mr.. John Norwood has returned t,
his home in Carrollton, after an alb
I sence of several days spend in Missis
sippi.
Before another issue of The Dis
, ptach containing a letter from Pick
ens county the Christmas season, witt
) its pleasure and sorrows, will hav'
/ passed. Many will enjoy the festi
vities of the occasion, while other
: thoughts will drift back to loved one
who have passed out from the fam
lily circle during the year. These day
are one of thought, which creeps in
5 to ones life, and while the season !
r symbol of happiness, oft times thes'
thoughts of loved ones who are alb
sent press into the minds which ma