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THE BULLETIN
HOLLIMAN - WEATHERS
Miss Marion Holliman of Tooms
boro became the briQeof William
Dulin Weathers of Charlotte and
Raleigh, N. C. on Saturday even
ing at the Toomsboro Meihooist
Church.
Miss Holliman was given in
marrirge bv her father J. H.
Holliman, ihe Kev John E. V\ il
sonotSc. Paul Methodist Church
of Columbus, and uncle of the
bride, officiated a t the double
ring ceremony. The wedding mu
sic was given by Miss Jo\ce
Thompson; Mr Jack Thompson
sang.
i Miss Elaine Holliman of Tooms
boro was her sister’s maid of
honor. Mrs Doyle Holliman of
Memphis. Mrs. Bill Murdock and
Miss netty Canady were bride
maids.
Weathers chose as his best
man his.brother, J. A. weathers
Jr. of Kaieigh. The usners were
Doyle Holliman, brother of tne
bride. Memphis, Art Weber and
L. F Pursley of t lover, S. C.
The bride wore a white nylon
tulle dress fashioned with fitted t
crushed bodice and trimmed with
swiss embroidered flowers, bhe
wore long matching mitts and
head-dress emoroidered with
bridal pearls, fium which de
pended her waist-length veil of
imported bridal illusion.
Her bouquet was of white or
chids surrounded by lilies-of-the
valley and stephanotis. She also
carried a lace handkerchief that
the late Mrs. Alice Cathcart car
ried to President Cleveland’s in
augural Ball in the Pension Build
ing. Washington, D. C-, March
4, 1893. The handkerchief was
willed to a daughter of Mrs. ( ath
cart, Mrs. M. E Thomas of Vine
land, N J. who also carried it at
her wedding in Day ton. Ohio in
19j6 Mrs. inomas and urs. Cath
cart both being close friends of
the Hollinlan family.
The maid of honor and bride
maids wore matching dresses of
mauve crystallette, off-shoulder
bodices and full ballerina skirts.
They carried Colonial bouquets
of harmonizing giant mums.
Huge paims, white chrysanthe
mums gladioli, stock, smilax and
carnations with many glowing ta
pers decorated the church.
Reception
The wedding recepticn was
held at the home of the bride’s
parents, where the living room
was decorated with fall flowers,
giant mums, glads, stock, ferns
and magnolia leaves. Colors in
the dining room were white and
green. T fie table was covered
with white satin and nylon net.
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Vol. 60 Irwinton. W Ikjnson County, Georgia. Friday. Oct. 22, 1954 5^0.41
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The 17th cenLury gatehouse pictured above is prominently featured |
throughout the new film, “Happy Holidays' at the Ida Cason a
Gardens.”
with bows of satin and net, the
center bolding the three-tiered
cake topped w i t h a miniatuie
bride and groom, was encircled
with ruffle nylon net. lace ferns
and white carnations. The triple
candelaora on either end held
tall white candles. Mrs. Ralph
Culpepper Jr of Irwinton kept
the Bride’s Book.
Later, when the couple left for
a wedding trip the bride wore
for traveling a light blue wool
suit with navy hat and accesso
ries and a white orchid corsage.
The couple will live in ( har
lotte where the groom is connec
ted with Kendall Mihs.
Assisting at rhe reception were
Mrs. Ralph Culpepper Jr. Mrs.
P. M Jackson, Mesdames C. W.
Peacock, A. L. Branan. Earl Tom
kins, J D. Holliman, J. Vv. hoi
land/T A, Dixon, Douglas Har
rison. H C. Kelly Sr., Eugene
Lord. W. I Dixon, J. Dixon.
James Sanford W. A. Dean Mis
ses Willie Mae Hall, Dorothy
Fordham, and Joyce Thompson,
Among the out of town guests
a*t the Holliman-Weathers wed
ding were: Dr and Mrs. D. P.
Holliman, Unadilla, Mrs. W. D.
Griffith and Bill Griffith. Cordele
Mrs. Guy Maddox. Mr. Mrs. Car- .
ter Maddox, Mr. Airs. L. P. Legg
and Roy Maddox, Rebecca; Miss
Evelyn McNair, Ashburn, Mr.
Mrs. Charles Matthew, Augusta,
Rev. and Mrs. John E. Bilson.
Columbus, Mrs. J. H Pitts, Ber
field, N J., Red Pursley and Art
Weber. Clover. S. (•„ Mr. Mrs,
M. D. Holliman, Memphis, Tenn.
Mr. Mrs Edward Dickey, Oconee
Mr. Mrs. A. R Ryles, Danville,,
Miss Jo Ann Meitz. Tennille, Mr
Mrs. C. F, Irwin Jr. and Bendery
Irwin, Mrs. F B. Chambers. San
dersville, James Buffington of
Woodland, Mrs, J W. Sapp. Dub
lin, Mr. Mrs. P. L. Canady. Miss
Frances Canady, Wadley. Mrs.
M. E. Grinstead, Haddock, Miss
es Minnie and Grace Carter. Com
merce, Mrs Eileen Burch, Miss
Grand Jury Prasentments
To the Hou. Geo S. Carpeute ,
Judge of the Superior C <urt of the
i Amiuigwe Circuit:
We. i he Grand Jury, drawn for <he
October L'erm 1954 of ihe Superior
Court, of Wilkinson C unty, Ga., beg
to submit the following report:
We found 38 true bills and 4 no
biils.
We, the Committee appointed to
inspect the Public Works Camp sul
mit the following report: We lied the
Building, administration, saniiauon,
and food good. We also found 4 Mo
tor Graders, 3 in running condition,
and one unner repair; 1 CD Tractor
and pan; 3 dump trucks; 1 flat buoy
t uck; one pickup truck, and 1 pair
oi mules, sufficient tools, and miscel
laneous equipment. We also toumHa
suEctent 3b-day supply of tot d.
We found 25 colored prisoners, and 4
white prisoners. x
We. the Gland Jury, commend the
Warden and County Commission lor
an excellent job, and continued im
provement as a Public Works Camp.
Concluded on Page 2
Doris Hobbs. M rs . George Rob
erts, Mrs. Nolen Mi Crary, Ma
con, Mr. Mrs. C. W. Peacock.
Dr and Mrs. । F. Vincent, Mr.
Franklin Council. Mr. Mrs R L
Lord, Mr. Mrs Frank Chambers,
Mr Mrs. Wilbur McNeal. Dr He
len Greene Miss Olive Meadows,
Mr. Mrs. M. R. Hodges. Mr. Mrs
Fred Trapnell, Mr. Mrs. J. L.
Cheeyes. Mr. Mrs. Joe Pierce,
all of Milledgeville; Dr. and Mrs.
George Dupree. Mr Mrs Buck
Dixon. Gordon, and a host of
guests from Mclntyre, Irwinton
and Toomsboro.- From Atlanta:
Mr Mrs. Bill Murdock, Misses
Peggy filler. Betty Canady and
Tom Moore and Bill Medford.
Rehearsal Dinner Paity
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Holliman
entertained the Holliman-Weath
ers wedding party Saturday ev
ening at a rehearsal supper at
their beautiful home on the edge
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The house’was decorated with
fall colors, with attractive ar
rangements of bronze and yellow
mums and candles.
Seventeen guests enjoyed Mr.
and Mrs. Holliman’s hospitality.
