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THURSDAY, JAN. 22, 1970
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Nuptials at Jackson United
Methodist Church Unite Miss
Martin and Ralph Watson Jr.
Miss Mary Ruth Martin, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. George Noah
Martin, Jr. of Jackson, Georgia
became the bride of Mr. Ralph
Corley Watson, Jr., son of Dr.
and Mrs. Ralph Corley Watson,
Sr. of Moultrie, Georgia, in a
ceremony performed December
21st by the Reverend Ray Duna
hoo, pastor of the Jackson United
Methodist Church, and the Rev.
Maurice Fain of Fayetteville at
three o’clock in the Jackson
United Methodist Church.
Three pairs of 7-branch can
delabras with white tapers and
emerald ferns formed a beauti
ful background.
Wayne Buffington of Zebulon
rendered nuptial music on the
organ.
Adams Stevens, pianist, of
Danville, accompanied Miss Judy
Greswell of Varnell, who sang
“The Wedding Prayer” and “The
Lord’s Prayer.”
Dr. Ralph Corley Watson, Sr.
and his son, Norman Otis Watson,
served as best men for the groom.
Ushers were Messrs. George C.
Reid of Cedartown, Larry Rogers
of Thomasville, David Ridgeway
Jr. of Jackson, Robert Rowe of
Tifton, Bobby Burton of Duluth.
They were attired in oxford grey
cutaways with grey gloves.
Mrs. Danny Blue of Jackson
was matron of honor and Miss
Joanne Gunter of Monroe was
maid of honor. Bridesmaids were
Miss Guen Poole of Eatonton,
Miss Linda McClendon of Jack
son, and Miss Mary Parrish of
Moultrie. Miss Linda Jane Bur
ford of Jackson, cousin of the
bride, was flower girl. She car
ried a white basket with red rose
petals. The attendants wore red
velveteen floor length dresses
fashioned with empire waist.
Each carried a cascade bouquet
of white chryanthemums and
Bufordi holly.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, was radiantly love
ly in a white floor length dress
with an Alencon lace bodice. The
skirt of white nylon over taffeta
featured a front panel of Alencon
lace and a chapel train. A crown
of lace and pearls held her illus
ion veil. She carried a bouquet of
stephanotis and a white orchid.
Mrs. Martin, mother of the
bride, wore an essemble of em
erald green wool and silk, with
matching accessories. Her cor
sage was a white orchid.
Mrs. Rolfe Burford, maternal
grandmother, wore a blue ensem
ble with a white orchid.
Mrs. Watson, mother of the
groom, chose a pink shantung en
semble complimented by a white
orchid. Mrs. L. G. Norman, ma
ternal grandmother of the groom,
wore a rose ensemble with white
orchid.
Immediately following the cere
mony, a reception was held in
Fellowship Hall of the church.
Christmas colors of red, green
and white were predominant. The
tables were overlaid with white
satin cloths and burning red ta
pers glowed throughout the hall.
A 12-branch gold candelabra
holding red candles, with red
satin balls and holly graced the
punch table.
The bride’s table held the five
tiered wedding cake encircled
with Bufordi holly. Serving at the
reception were Mrs. Sara Jo Bur
ford Allen of Atlanta, Mrs. Ann
Warren Anderson of Decatur,
Mrs. Barbara Porter of Ellen
wood, Miss Jan Nutt, of Mil
legeville, Miss Peggi Lewis of
Monroe, Miss Judy Norton and
Miss Jean Norton, both of Madi
son; Mrs. Becky Rowe of Tifton;
Mrs. Linda Morgan of Atlanta.
Assisting were Mesdames John
Nutt, W. C. Williamson, and W.
J. O’Neal, aunts of the bride.
Mrs. Carolyn Campbell Lewis
of Morrow, cousin of the bride,
kept the Bride’s Book.
For traveling, the bride wore
a blue wool dress with plaid coat
of maroon, blue and beige. A ma
roon hat with matching shoes
and bag, and beige gloves com
peted her attire. She wore the
orchid from her bridal bouquet.
Mr. and Mrs. Watson are mak
ing their home at Hogan Trailer
Park, Route 3, Lot 738, Athens,
Georgia 30601 where they are
enrolled at the University of
Georgia.
PARTIES
The bride was entertained at
a tea-shower, given by Mrs. Doyle
Carlton of Norman Park, Mrs.
Otis Turner and Mrs. William D.
Kennedy, both of Coolidge, Mrs.
Charley Goings, Mrs. Oscar Bobo
Jr., and Mrs. Tom Roote, all of
Moultrie, at the Moultrie Recre
ation Center.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Ball Jr. en
tertained the families of the
bride and groom and out of town
members of the wedding party
at a buffet luncheon December
21st at their home on Woodland
Way, Jackson. Mrs. Richard Pul
liam assisted in serving.
Dr. and Mrs. Ralph C. Watson
entertained the rehearsal party
with a lovely dinner at the Jack
son Club House on December 2st.
PERSONAL
Friends of Darwin Campbell
will be interested to know that
he is recuperating nicely after
having surgery on his foot last
week in a Macon hospital.
HAPPY BIRTHDAY
The Jackspn Progress-Argus
extends a very HAPPY BIRTH
DAY to the following:
January 23—L. S. Rape, Ann
Brook McMichael, Mrs. George
Ingrain, Max Henderson, Mrs.
W. H. Stanford, Richard Nors
worthy, Ray Shadrix, Mrs. Curry
Cawthon, Terry Rosser, Mrs. Al
an Jones, Lamar Phillips, Mrs.
R. L. Freeman, Mrs. Conner Dod
son, Michael Shawn Bunch, Mrs.
Jerry Lee Staggs, C. W. Hilley,
Ralph Allen.
January 24 Mrs. Hughie
Webb, Georgia Lee Freeman,
Mrs. S. W. Fisher, Mrs. Lucile
Jones, Jimmy Allen, Bobby Tin
gle, T. E. Robison Jr., Mrs. W.
G. Preston, W. B. Duke, C. B.
Wise, Maria Creel, Mary C. Jef
fries, Danny Long, Rose Marie
D. Love, Katrina Lynn Smith, Joe
Norton, Mrs. Henry Phillips.
January 25—Mrs. L. H. Wash
ington, Mrs. J. L. Whitaker, Mrs.
Sara Collins, Mrs. Levia Good
win, Mrs. Ray Watts, Mrs. Da
nielle Allen, Alice Victoria James
and Jesse Victor James (twins),
Marion Durell Purmont, Hugh
Gilbert, Katherine Rogers, Roy
Goff, Mrs. Ralph Evans, Mrs.
Tom Tidwell, Martha Jane Hol
ston, Kathy Cook, Bonnie Rooks,
Wendy Shelane Pope, William
Dahlin.
January 26—Bobby Calloway,
Charles Franklin Duke, T. H.
Price, Mrs. J. V. Wallace, Flim
Brooks, Rosalie Elizabeth Mixon,
Mrs. Susie Duffie.
January 27—Mrs. John W.
Walker, Cheryl Luzier, Barbara
Crumbley, J. W. O’Neal Jr., Wi
ley Turner, John G. Brooks,
Royal Long, Mrs. Max Henderson,
Dick Ponder, W. T. Meredith,
Wendell Aiken Cook, Dulane
Maddox, Raymond O’Quinn, Gail
Cochran.
January 28—Sam Compton,
Mrs. Donald C. Blair, F. L. Mad
dox, H. S. Shuman, Charles Ben
nett, Sara L. Bostwick, Nita Ma
jora Rape, Kim Wilene Wise,
Mrs. Howard L. Jones, Jr.
January 29 —0. C. Duffey,
Morris Williams, Mrs. J. A. Dod
son, Peggy Carol O’Neal Byrd,
Robert N. Reese, Natalie Comp
ton, Bob Clupper, Andrew J.
Long, Douglas Bryant, Antoi
nette Brownlee, Lillian King, El
len Starr, Winnie Laurie Wilson,
Diane Parker, Franklin Darcy.
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The William Mclntosh Chapter,
DAR, met January 19 at the
home of Mrs. S. L. Austin and
Miss Delia Watkins. Co-hostesses
were Mrs. Lindsay Futral and
Mrs. Artis Wilson. The members,
on arrival, were served a delight
ful novelty cake with coffee.
Mrs. Swan, Regent, presided,
and the usual ritual was followed,
Mrs. W. C. Dailey conducted a
Memorial Service for the recently
departed members, Mrs. Ada
Settle, and Mrs. Lora Grant. Mrs.
Settle was one of the oldest in
length of membership, and Mrs.
Grant among the most recent.
January meeting is for busi
ness with no program planned.
Mrs. Wilson, Vice Regent, and
Mrs. Maddox, Treasurer, assumed
charge of this portion of the
meeting, terminating the com
mitments of the Chapter for the
old year.
PERSONAL
Mr. Robert Douglas Edwards
of New Orleans, Louisiana visited
his mother, Mrs. Robert C. Ed
wards, during the weekend.
Mrs. H. E. Freeman, Mrs.
Jackie Dunn, Terri Dunn, Mr.
and Mrs. Pete Wilder attended a
reunion Sunday in Acworth. The
reunion was in celebration of Mr.
Stet Lunsford’s birthday.
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REHEARSAL DINNER
The rehearsal dinner honoring
Miss Tyler Watts and Mr. Byrd
Garland, whose marriage was an
event of Saturday, December 27,
was held on Friday evening, pre
ceding the wedding, in the Red
Room of the Holiday Inn in Mil
ledgeville.
Guests included the families of
the bride-elect and groom-elect,
and the wedding party. They were
seated at a large U-shaped table
covered with a white damask
cloth. Arrangements of red car
nations surrounded by burning
tapers graced the table.
Miss Watts was presented a
beautiful pearl necklace by Mr.
Garland, who received a hand
some wrist watch from Miss
Watts.
Dr. and Mrs. Rembert Sisson
presented the bride-elect a white
mother of pearl Bible, brought
back from a tour of the Holy
Land.
PERSONAL
Mr. and Mrs. Doyle Jones Jr.
visited Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Musser
in Griffin Saturday evening.
Friends of Mrs. Musser will be
delighted to know that she has
returned home from the Griffin-
Spalding County Hospital and is
improving from a recent illness.
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