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U. W. rcnnlLL.368586BURT8-DILLARD.Mr*. Mamie Harris Burts, Former Resident of This City Weds Mr. F. B. Dillard of Tuloa, Okla.The following from the Columbus Ledger of a recent date will be read with much Interest by the many friends of Mrs. Frank B. Dillard, now of Tulsa. Oklahoma, formerly Mrs. Burts of Columbus. Before her mar. riage, Mrs. Burts was a charming resident of this city, a daughter of Rev. Robert H. Harris.A beautiful wedding and one of wide interest In Columbus, was tbat of Mrs. Mamie Harris Burts, to Mr. Frank B. Dillard, of Tulsa, Okla., which occurred Friday evening, January 17th, at the home of the bride on upper Third avenue. The ceremony was performed at 9 p. m. by ihe father of the bride, Rev. Robert Harris, of rn lt;J Talbotton, Ga.Lll I ••The wedding was marked by elegant simplicity, the home being tastefully decorated in cut flowers and ferns. Only the immediate family was present.“The bride, always charming, was attractively gowned in dark blue, with gray accessories, and handsome black;n sav Ifur8-“The union of these two popular and prominent people will bo of great interest to a wide circle of friends.s hab-styles,inship both in Georgia and in Oklahoma, the men I home of the groom.“Mrs. Dillard is a member of one of the most aristocratic of Georgia’s old families, and by her own charming personality she has endeared her-e best self to a host of friends, not only in e Olir Columbus, but in other parts of Geor-thesewith-shirts,hev’r** gIa where 8be bafl been an ,nt°r08t'* ' * Ing visitor . Possessed of an unusuallyolovely soprano voice, she has been prominent in musical circles, and many appreciative audiences.■*Mr. Dillard, though now of Tulsa, Okla., formerly lived in Columbus. He DH/I I Is a son of the late well known Col.* F. W. Dillard, of Columbus. Mr. Dll-ot fear I lard Is a graduate of A. P. I. Auburn, Par as I Ala., and has many friends and rela-jur air- tives in this secUon. Besides his ex-fflndowl tensive law practice, he has large omfort-| lumber and oil interests In Oklahoma, np and ,t 18 w,th sincere regret that their Columbus friends learn that they will i Inves t make their home in Oklahoma. They left immediately after the ceremony for a two weeks’ trip to points in Flori-I da, after which they will return to Columbus, for a few days’ visit to relatives, and will then leave for their new home.’’nis cn Commi they hi are co: who n placed tory te In this give tries ai are pla want t are con Jobs ah rangem should ing woi boy stbFORMB01TlLieut.To I Pres Coui Of tlThe Savann with m Lieut. J city, bu dent of son of many j this clt friends “Jake.From ter fron this city selected the Pre he was ter folk “Just away fi good ne tirely tc to write “I hai once to the Pre Italy (t. and of ( to get t number would li dors anc nah A map sui and I v that heJob.“I km1 Amhrmsn
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Thomasville Daily Times Enterprise
Thomasville, Georgia, US
Fri, Jan 24, 1919
Page 5
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