Clinch County Georgia Marriage Announcements

BOOTH-BARLOW
Miss Inez Barlow and Mr. Leonard Booth were united in matrimony Saturday afternoon at the Methodist pastorage. Rev T. H. Tinsley officiating. The bride is the youngest daughter of Mr. William Barlow of the Magnolia district. Mr. Booth is a resident of the same section, but formerly of Lanier, county.
[Source: The Clinch County News January 23, 1925 - transcribed by Barb Z.]

DICKERSON-KUNTZE
Cards were received in Homerville this week announcing the marriage of Miss Annie Louise Kuntze of New York city to Mr. James Barclay Dickerson. The wedding took place at the Church of the Transfiguration in that city on February 7th. Since completing at West Point a year or two ago. Mr. Dickerson has been living in New York, being employed in a bank in that city. He is the second son of Mrs. K. G. Dickerson of Homerville, and his many friends in this section wish him and his bride all happiness. They will make their future home in the big metropolis.
[Source: Homerville, Clinch County News February 13 1925 - transcribed by Barb Z.]

JOHNSON-HUNTER
The friends of Miss Annie Hunter and Mr. William A. Johnson were surprised to hear of their wedding being solemnized at the Methodist Parsonage Wednesday evening at seven o'clock. Rev, T. H. Tinsley performed the impressive ring ceremony. The only witnesses were Mrs. Cook of Atlanta, sister of the bride; Miss Lucile Williams, cousin of the groom and Mrs. T. H. Tinslay. The bride was beautiful in her wedding dress of tan satin back crepe with accessories to match. Mrs. Johnson is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hunter, she is a young woman of lovely characteristics, endearing herself to every one whom she comes in contact Mr. Johns is a nephew of Dr. and Mrs Williams and holds a position with the Bickerson- Gibbs Motor Co. The bride and groom left immediately after the ceremony for a wedding tour of ten days, after which they will return to Homerville and reside in the home of Dr. and Mrs. Williams. [Source: Homerville, Clinch County News February 20, 1925 - transcribed by Barb Z.]

SMITH-SLADE
The many friends of the groom throughout this section will be interested to learn of the recent wedding of Miss Louise Slade of Cordele to Mr. Seward M. Smith of Atlanta. The wedding occurred in Cordele on Thursday February 12th. The bride is a daughter of Mr.and Mrs. Jerry Slade of Cordele and is an attractive and accomplished young lady. Mr. Smith is a prominent attorney for the state highway department in Atlanta. He is the youngest son of Mr. and Mrs Seward Smith of Homerville. will make their future home in Atlanta.
[Source: Homerville, Clinch County News February 20, 1925 - transcribed by Barb Z.]

WEST -MOORE
Rev. J. M. Hancock of Lakeland, performed his first marriage ceremony for mutes when on the last Sunday in December, he united in marriage G. E. West of Thomasville and Miss Ruby Moore, daughter of A. H. Moore and wife of the Mud Creek district of Lanier county. Mr. Moore and family lived in Clinch before being cut off into Lanier. Their daughter can neither hear or talk, and was educated at the school for the deaf at Cave Springs, where she met her husband who is also afflicted the same unfortunate way.
Homersville, Clinch County Georgia The Clinch County News Feb. 1, 1929

MRS. BERTHA MALONE AND DR. P. H. ASKEW. SR. WED
Of widespread interest to their many friends over Georgia is the announcement of the marriage of Mrs. Bertha Malone to Dr. P. H. Askew Sr., both of Nashville in a quiet ceremony performed in Quitman on February 15, by Rev. Kaiser, Baptist minister.
Dr. and Mrs. Askew left immediately after the ceremony on a five-day tour of the state of Florida. They returned to Nashville Monday of last week and will make their home at the lovely residence of Dr. Askew between Nashville and Adel.
Mrs. Askew is the former Miss Bertha Register of Homerville. She is the daughter of the late Mr. S. W. Register who served a number of years as clerk of the court in Hornerville. She was married to Dr. L. Malone, of Homerville, in 1898 and they made their home in Savannah at the time of his death in 1932. For some time she has resided in Nashville with her daughter, Mrs. G. C. Vining. She has two other daughters, Mrs. G. R. Dell and Mrs. Evelyn Glasgow, who reside in Atlanta.
Dr. Askew is a well known and prominent physician. President of the United Banking Company is an extensive farmer and owner of the Nashville Hotel in Nashville. He married Miss Flora Williams, of Ty, in 1897 and since has made his home in Nashville as one of the most substantial citizens and influential business men of the county. Mrs. Askew died in August. 1936. He is the father of Dr. P. H. Askew Jr., of Nashville, with whom he is associated. There are two daughters, Mrs. Ina E. Hancock and Mrs. Clarice Askew Hendricks of Washington D. C.
The Clinch County News March 5 1937

THORNTON-FINDLEY
Miss Myrtle Thornton of Waycross, Ga., and Mr. S. D. Findley of Homerville, Ga., were married Saturday, December 25th, 1937 at the First Baptist Church in Greenville, Miss. The Pastor Rev. Smith performed the ceremony. They will make their home in Greenville, Miss.
Mr. Findley is the younger son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Findley of Homerville and many friends will be interested in the above announcement and wish them many years of happiness.
Clinch County News January 14, 1938

SMITH-DEAN
Of widespread interest to a host of friends and relatives in this section was the marriage last Tuesday evening January 25, 1938 of Miss Dorris Smith to Mr. B. Frank Dean, both of Clinch county.
Mrs. Dean is the charming young daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Warren L. Smith of the Midway Community and Mr. Dean is the son of Mrs. Dora Dean of Eulonia, Ga.
Mrs. Dean received her diploma with the 1935 graduating class at the Homerville High School. After that time she completed a business course at Homerville High School.
Then she entered school at the South Georgia Teacher's College in Statesboro, Ga. Since that time she has been a member of the Midway Consolidated School Faculty.
Mr. Dean is a Naval Stores operator, employed by The Rosa Company of Homerville, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean are at home to their many friends and relatives at Midway, Ga.
Clinch County News February 4, 1938