Milford chronicle., 1952-01-11
WEDDINGS
WEBB . HAMMOND

WEBB = HAMMOND
Amid Christmas decorations of
silver and blue, in the soft glow of
candlelight, and in the presence
of the immediate antilles, Mrs.
Pauline J. Webb, of Milford be-
came the bride of Mr., Charles w.
Hammond, son of Mr.. Wilbur Ham
mOnd, Milford, at two o'clock on
Sunday, December 23rd. The doub-
le-ring ceremony, which was per-
formed by the Rev Ralph c. Jones,
pastor of the Calvary Methodist
Church, was held at the home of
the bride.
The bride chose a gown of light
blue trimmed with seed pearls, fea-
turing long pointed sleeves. Her
accessories were of silver and she
wore a corsage of pink camellias.
Mrs. Mona Miller was the only at
tendant for her sister. Her gown
was of dark blue taffeta, with silver
accessories, and a cOrsage of yell
low carnations.
Mr. Douglas Fry of Milford,
served as best man.
Mrs. Cecie Joseph, of Laurel,
mother of the bride, wore a gray
dress with a corsage of pink car
nations. Mrs. Wilbur Hammond,
step-mOther of the groom, wore a
dark blue suit with a corsage of
white carnations.
Following the ceremony, a re-
ception was held. On December 26th
the newly-weds left for five-day
trip TO New England, visiting rela-
tives of Mr.. Hammond's in New
Haven, Conn, Rhode Island and
Massachusetts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hammond are now
making their home in Milford.
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CARSWELL SCOTT
Word has been received of the
marriage of Miss Media Carswell,
daughter of Mrs. Eta S. Carswell,
and the late John F. Carswell, of
Tampa, Florida, to Mr.. Edward
Scott, son of the late Mr.. and Mrs.
Heber F. Scott, of Houston. The
wedding took place in the parsOn-
age of Port Tampa Baptist Church.
Port Tampa City, Florida, at 6 p.
m, November 80, 1851 Rev. J. l..
Coker. pastor of the Church, Off
ciated. Attendants were Staff Ser
geant Homer Willis of Tampa and
Miss Bette CruZe of Tampa.
The bride wore a navy suit with
navy and pink accessories and car
ried a bouquet of pink carnations.
Mrs. Scott is a graduate of Lake
Wales High School, Lake Wales,
Fla. and is at presented employed
by the Commercial Credit Corpora
ton in Tampa, as a bOOkkeeper.
Mr.. Scott attended Milford High
School and spent three years iii
the U. S. Air Force He graduated
from Rising Sun School of Aero
nautics in Philadelphia. and is at
present a Staff Sergeant in the Air
Force at MacDin Field, Tampa,
Florida
They spent a ten-day honeymoon
in Florida and Georgia. They are
now at home at 6O912 South BOule-
ward, Tampa, Florida.
HURD HOBBS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Major Hurd of near
Harrington. Delaware. announce
the marriage of their daughter
Miss Lola Anne, to Mr.. Herbert
Hobbs. Jr.. son of Mr.. Herbert
Hobbs, Sr., and the late Mrs. Ethel
Kemp Hobbs of near Willow
Grove, Delaware. The marriage
was performed on December 29th
1851, by the Rev. Huntington at
Denton, Md. They were attended by
Miss Mabel Kemp and Mr.. Ernie
Dill of Willow Grove, Delaware
cousins of the groom. They are
making their home with the grOOm's
father near Willow Grove.
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HUDSON WARD
Miss Marian c. Hudson, daughter
of Mrs. Robert Hobbs. of RehOboth,
became the bride on December 9th
of Mr.. Madison Gilbert Ward, son
of Mrs. Ward of RehObOth. Mrs
Ward is a graduate of Georgetown
High School and is employed in the
Robert Lee Restaurant Mr.. Ward
is employed by the Service Truck
ing Company in fredericksburg. They
live in RehObOth.