Marriage of Elsie Owen and Harry Saunders at Mand Street Methodist
In the presence of about thirty relatives, Miss Elsie Owen wed Mr. Harry Saunders Tuesday at 8:30 in Mand Street Methodist Church parlors with Rev. J. A. Boys officiating. Bride wore gray Lolaire cloth and blue hat. groom from a local grocery family. Afterward, couple departed for a Richmond trip and will reside on Vineyard Street in Hillsview. Both graduates of Beaver High School class of 1922.
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