The Dawson news. (Dawson, Ga.) 1889-current, 1925-08-11
PARROTT PARAGRAPHS

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Miss Josie Pritchard and Mr.. James
W. Cole, of Parrot, we're quietly mar
ried in Monticello, Fla, Sunday night,
August End. Miss Pritchard was visit
ing Mrs. Jim Culpepper, at Thomas
vile, and Mr.. Cole went down on Sun
day. Sunday night Miss Pritchard,
Mr. Cole Mr.. and Mrs. Jim Culpep-
per and the pastor of the Townsville
Presbyterian church motored to Mon
ticelo, where the marriage ceremony
was performed Miss Pritchard and
Mr. Cole have been friends for some
time, and it was not a great surprise
to their friends that the friendship
eliminated in marriage. Mrs. Cole, the
youngest daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
]. H. Pritchard, Of Parrot, was edu-
Gated at Bessie Tiff college, at For
syth She is an attractive young Wo-
man with many pleasing traits OF per-
sonality which have endeared her to
large circle of friends. For several
years she has held responsible posi-
ton with the Planters Bank of Par
rott. Mr.. Cole, the eldest son Of Mr..
and Mrs. J. H. Cole, studied at the
University Of Georgia, at Athens. Dur
ing the recent war he was promoted
to the rank of sergeant and served two
wears in the foreign fields. Mr.. Cole
! is well-known and likeable young
man. and, like his bride, has numerous
friends who will be interested in learn
ing of the marriage. After spending
while at Panacea, Fla, Mr.. and Mrs.
Cole will make their home at Parrott,
where the groom is we'll established
! in business.
Gaston-Cook.
The following from the Rome Trib-
une will be read with interest by the
many friends here of the young cou-
pie: "Of statewide interest is the an
lnouncement of the marriage OF Miss
Wilma CASTOR and Mr.. Harry Ed
ward Cook. of PARROT, which took
place at noon Monday, August 3rd, at
! the home OF the brides mother, Mrs.
! w. F. CASTOR, on avenue A. The sim
pie though beautiful ceremony was
performed in the presence OF the lam
| i1v and a few close friends. Ferns and
cut flowers were used in profuson in
the living room, and appropriate we'd
ding music was furnished by Mrs.
Claude Whitehead, of Rockmart. Prior
to the ceremony, which was performed
by Rev. ]. E. Sammons, pastor OF the
First Baptist church, Mrs. Annie Cal
houn Ferguson sang "All For You
and cat Dawning" The bride was
given in marriage by her brother, Mr..
W. F. CASTOR, of Atlanta. Mrs. Cook,
petite, vivacious brunette, is the cid
est daughter of Mrs. w. F. CASTOR
and the late w. F. CASTOR. She re-
ceived her musical education in the
Atlanta Conservatory OF Music, where
in her public recitals she won admlra-
ton OF many OF the south's best critics.
She also has ability as a reader, and
since coming to Rome she has ENJOY
ed a wide popularity. Her father was
a prominent business man OF Polk
county. and her mother, who was be-
fore her marriage Miss Elizabeth
lDaVitte, is connected with many
prominent families in this section OF
Georgia. Mrs. Cook has one sister,
Miss Blanche CASTOR and four broth
ers Hugh. Landon and DaVitte Gas
TON. of Rome. and w. F. CASTOR, OF
Atlanta. Mr.. Cook is the eldest son
Of Dr.. and Mrs. H, A. Cook, OF Par
rott His education was received at
the Georgia Military college at Mil
ledgeville. He is also musician OF
worthy mention, having served with
the A. Z. F. forces in France and
Germany in the 12lst Infantry band.
He has one sister, Mrs Carl Fletcher,
of PARROT. and four brothers, Henry,
Frank and James Cook, OF PARROT,
and Lawson Cook, of Dawson. Imme-,
diately after the ceremony Mr.. and
! Mrs Cook left on a motor trip, alter
which they will be at home III PARROT,
where the groom is prominent busi-
ness man" Mrs. Cook has taught
piano and expression in the Parrott
school for the past two years. SINCE
coming to PARROT she has made a wide
circle of friends who are glad that she
is to make her home here permanent
IIv. Mr.. and Mrs. Cook are receiving
the hearty congratulations ana goou
wishes OF a host OF friends
PARROT Social News.
A lovely affair OF the week was
the bridge party Friday night gwen Yer
Iby Miss Bertha Lee in honor OF Dr'
and Mrs Gardner, OF Palm Beach
Fla. The house was attractively deco
rated throughout with colortul sum, :,
mer flowers. Mrs Howard l.. Arnold
won the high score prize, when was
box OF stationery. The guest prize
was lovely hand-painted candy Jar.
The Terrell County Orchestra furnish
ed delightful music during the eve,
ming At late hour delightful salad
course was served. LIT.
The r. AS. entertained delightiuliy
at the home of Mrs. J. {. Pinkston on
Tuesday night at a tacky party an AZ
fhe guests were dressed in gay ana
qjddy apparel and entered INTO the
games and contests of the evening IN
fhe same whole-hearted and Johy
manner. The evening was spent very
pleasantly and refreshing lemonade
"T Mrs l. NJ. Marshall had as her
Guests at dinner Tuesday evening