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Marriage and Wedding Announcements


Date: 1911-04-06; Paper: Macon Telegraph
Adel Ga., April 3.— A marriage of unusual interest was that of J. E. May and Mrs,. Sallie Bourquin at the residence of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Parrish tonight at 9 o'clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. A. C. Pyle, of the Baptist Church. The contracting parties are among the most popular people in Adel. They left to-night for Savannah and other cities on a tour of a week or so, after which they will be at home to their friends in Adel.
Date: 1911-04-06; Paper: Macon Telegraph

Burris-Parrish.
C0RDELE, Ga., Aug. 9.—A marriage of much Interest and a complete surprise to the social set of Cordele was solemnized
at noon yesterday when Mrs, Fannie Burris became the bride of Mr. S. A. Parrish, of Adel.
The ceremony was performed By Rev.  Frank W. Campbell, pastor of the Baptist church,
at the residence of the bride's sister, Mrs. G. L. Scandrett.
Only members of the family were present Mr. Parrish was accompanied by his brother,
Mr. P. and Mr. W. K, Clements, of couple left at 12:20 over the A.B. & A Railroad for the mountains of North Carolina,
where they will spend several weeks before returning to their future home at Adel.
Mrs. Parrish has been very popular here as Mrs. Burris and has many friends throughout this section.
Mr. Parrish is a prominent business man of Adel and numbers his friends there by the score.
Date: 1908-08-10; Paper: Macon Telegraph

Weddings Galore About Adel,
Adel, Ga., Oct  30 —The matrimonial fever is spreading in these parts. On Tuesday afternoon Rev T J .Stanley of this place went down to Hahira, where he officiated the marriage of Professor J. W. Outlaw to Miss Lena Lewis. These are well-known young people, each being public school teachers 
for several years past and they have hosts of "friends who shower hearty congratulations
On Wednesday afternoon, at the home of Mr. P. P. Hires, near town, Rev. E. W. Bryan and Miss Temple Hires were untied in the holy bonds of wedlock. Elder Charlie Stallings performing the ceremony Elder Bryan is a promising young Primitive Baptist preacher and his bride is the pretty daughter of a prosperous farmer.
On Wednesday night at the residence of Mr. Clayton Folsom, about three miles from town, Mr. Charlie Exum and Miss Zona Folsom were married, Rev. J. T. Stanley pronouncing the words that made them man and wife. Mr. Exum is a hustling young farmer, and his pretty bride will prove a most worthy helpmeet
We doff our hat and tender best wishes to one and all.
Date: 1897-10-31; Paper: Macon Telegraph

MARRIAGE OF POPULAR COUPLE AT ADEL MONDAY
ADEL. Ga,, Nov 29.-The marriage of Miss Mary Jones, of Adel and Jas. S. Peter, of Manchester, this state, here last night was an event of unusual interest.
The bride is a daughter of M. W. Jones and is one of the most attractive young women In this section. The groom is a prominent young man.
The ceremony was performed at the home of the bride's father Rev. G. W. Hutchinson, of Sparks, officiated.
Date: 1910-11-30; Paper: Macon Telegraph

BERRIEN COUPLE MARRY WHILE SEATED IN BUGGY ADEL,
ADEL Ga., May 16,—Henry Jones, and Miss Mamie Walker, of Riverbend district, were married while seated in a buggy near the Presbyterian Church here Sunday afternoon, Rev. Charles W Curry, of the Methodist Church, officiating. Date: 1911-05-17; Paper: Macon Telegraph

WEDDING AT ADEL
ADEL, Dec. 18.—Miss Jessie Dampier of this city and Gordon McCardle of Valdosta were married at the home of the bride's parents here yesterday afternoon. Rev. Chas. W. Curry of the Methodist church officiated. The bride is a beautiful young woman. The young man is connected with the Atlantic Coast Line Railroad at Valdosta, The young couple left soon after the marriage for Savannah and other cities on a bridal tour.
They will reside at Valdosta.
Date: 1911-12-19; Paper: Macon Telegraph

DR. SHEPARD MARRIES MISS ROUNDTREE AT ADEL
ADEL, April 12.—Dr. William Shepard, a prominent physician of Adel, and Miss Temple Rountree, one of Berrien's most excellent young women, were married at the Methodist parsonage here this afternoon, Rev Charles Curry, officiating, The happy couple have the.best wishes of many friends.
Date: 1914-04-13; Paper: Macon Telegraph


CAPTAIN YOUNG WEDS DAUGHTER OF F. H. HALL
ADEL. Dec. 5. —A marriage of unusual interest here today, was that of Miss Martha Hall and Captain Jas. Scott Young. Jr.. of Pittsburg, Pa. now stationed at Fort McPherson. The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs, F. H. Hall. a graduate of Agnes Scott Institute and one of the most charming young women, in the  state. The ceremony was performed by Rev. M. E Peabody, of Ivy, S. C. an uncle of the bride, at the home of the bride's parents.
Date: 1912-12-06; Paper: Macon Telegraph 

TAYLOR-DAMJAIER
Miss Mary Taylor and John Damjaler, of Adel were married in Adel Sunday night. Rev. Chas. W, Curry officiating.
Date: January 28, 1912 Paper: Macon Telegraph

Miss Jennie Pope and W. M. Tyson
Miss Jennie Pope and W. M. Tyson were married at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Pope, in Adel, Thursday night, at 8 o’clock. The ceremony was performed by Rev. S. W. Brown, of Pinehurst, the minister who officiated at the marriage of the bride’s parents. The bride is one of the most attractive young women in Adel, while the groom is the popular assistant cashier of the Bank of Adel. A wide circle of friends extend best wishes to the happy couple.
Macon Telegraph, 24 Dec. 1911 Submitted by Brenda Wiesner