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4WIV.4 V.V4 U V* ^before the ceremony that included, Ruben stein’s, “Song of Love, and Carrie Jacob Bend’s, “I !,lt;•’• You jHHy,” the soft strains of the final numbermodulating into the Lohengrin Bridal Chorus, to announce tin* coiningof the bridal couple and their attendants.The two ushers, John T. Hule Jr.,j and W. T. Pearson led the procession to the altar. Miss Jo Murphree entered first, walking alone down center isle. Her costume was a short length, brown jersey with which she wore a graceful veil draped hat and accessories n\ con'esponding tone?. Her corsage was a golden bronze chrysan-tlu mum.Next came the junior attendant, pe-dale’s oldest families. She was honorgraduate in Rt^^ale high I lt;school. During her school career she1,] was foremost in all idfivities, andlj with her inheritance she was rightfully chosen to contribute the eariy day history cf Rockdale for the first and only school annual that was pub-]1 is hod in her senior year. Following| her graduation here she attended 1 Texas Christian University at Fort Worth and later went to business college at Austin. For fie past several months Hie has held a position with] the T. U. C. C at Austin. jMr. White is the only son cf Mr.' ■and Mrs. Charles S. White of Skid-! more. Following his high school career Skidmore he attended A. lt;Y M.jl V; / ‘ ;......; College, Texas University and the Urntite Jo Ann Hale, only sister of the , ;. , . , , , , w,’ 1 versify of Colorado. He is emp.cvebride in a frock of brown chiffon ve.- TT _ f . . ....vet, with touches of crca-rn lace. Herthe T. U. C. C.. at Austin.ed The ■..... * , _ coiune are at acme m Austin.soft brown curls fell from beneath a 1 (T. • , , v Out of town giie.- ts for the weddingsmall calotte of self material and she'carried a cluster bouquet of yellow -bronze pompom chrysanthemumscaught witfe varigci-tecl ribbon of gold and bronze.The bridegroom and his best man,1 were Mr. and Mrs. Charles S. White ofI Skidmore; Mrs.Christi. aunt of i M. St alterf cht.P. C. Tom of Corpus: the bridegroom; Mrs. Miss Hilda Stoher-Mnrgar®! Stolterioht.fsHHUK fend MM (jj§,, | , | I | Jn . '' . . ,. , j graiidmothrr and aunts of the brideScott Gardner cl Austin, entered from 4. ^• . ,*v. u4 from Ccipus Cnnsti Mr. and -dr.-. H.the vcstrv to lelt ol wtar and ad a nee-* . . , , v f.fVr C Meyer, M:-s Fencra Meyer. Jocd to meet the bride a^d her f.ther.’ . . • _.. . ,,John T. Hale, who gave her in mar-MuiLson, Mi.^ Katheryn Hall, Missn me.i Marv Virginia Fhnt all of Au tin; Mr.V iThe bride was gowned in a striking t street length original model m granary rold sheer wool with matching band? f:f lace at midriff and on sleeves. She jwore a broad brim, off-face, green hat of stitched velvet. Her gloves and uede .bees were of cloister brown, and a rich toned golden-bronze chrysanthemum formed her corsage. She carried a small white Bible banded in white satin ribbon. For something oldand Mrs. H. II. C. nip and Mrs. Mur-,roll M Cam?) of San Gabriel.'% * v. iraillipassing gueris cf her parents, Dr. and Mrs. T. S. Barkley cn Monday whenen route to Lufkin fram athe western states.tourshewore a Reman garnet ring that,s we okMrs. L. Isaacs returned from Ft. Worth where she visited in the home of her son, B K. Isaacs andm:lv.
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Rockdale Reporter and Messenger
Rockdale, Texas, US
Thu, Sep 25, 1941
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