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Radford, April 19.-—In the Radford Presbyterian Church this evening Mies Gertrude Venable became the bride of Lewis Ingles. The ushers were Messrs. W. A. Aston. William Ingles, jr., Jamea Btrd. and William 'Whaling. The maid of honor was Miss Luetic Miles, a cousin of the bride, from Fort Smith, Ark. The bridegroom’s brother, John Ingles, of Norfolk, was beet man. Rev. L. W Irwin performed the ceremony. The bride le the daughter of the late Prof. Venable, of Sullln’s College. Bristol, and a niece of the late Col George W. Mites, of Radford. The bridegroom Is a son of McClanahan Ingles. He la president of the Ingles Coal Company at Ell. Kv . and owns a large farm near Radford, on which he reside?.Ashland, April 19.—William 3ackett Dnell a^d Miss Louise Child were married here thiss evening in Duncan Memorial Methodist Church, by Rev. S. S. Hepborn. of the Episcopal Church, assisted by Rev. E. T. Dadmun, of the Methodist Church TJie( best man was Charles DueH. of New York The bride was given away by her brother. Robert Child, of Washington. The bridesmaids were Misses Effie Blackwell, Mattie McCulJen, Stuart Blanton, Clara Cox, and Bessie BUncoe, of Ashland The groomsmen were Metton Northrup, of Syracuse, N. Y.; Jack Harris, of New York; Fred Warfield, of New York. Enoch Chase, of Washington, and I. N. Vaughan, of Ashland. The groom is a son of Judge Duel!, of New York, formerly Commissioner of Patents, and ihe bride is a daughter of Mrs. Louise Child, of this place. Mr. and Mrs, Dueli left on an extended Southern tour.Petersburg, April 19.—O. J- Spa me, of Well villa.
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Thu, Apr 20, 1905
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