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Mr. And Mrs. Julian Thomas Cooper
Miss Beverly Faye Glover Becomes
Bride Os Mr. Julian Thomas Cooper
Miss Beverly Faye Glover
became the bride of Julian
Thomas Cooper in a double
ring ceremony at the First
United Methodist Church of
Warner Robins on March 25,
1972 at 2;30 p.m.
The Rev. Wallace C.rable
Rage officiated at the
ceremony and also at the
communion service for the
couple after they had ex
changed their vows. They
stood before a cross and
opened Bible flanked by
candlelabra and greenery.
Mrs. Brevard Hunt
presented a program of
wedding music and ac
companied Ray Horne as he
sang, "As l-ong As He Needs
Me" and "The Twelveth of
Never".
The groom, son of Mrs. W.
S. Jackson of Marietta and
Julian T. Cooper. Sr. of
Rupert, chose John Berry of
Perry as best man. Ushers
were William J. Cooper of
Macon, brother of the
groom; Larry Bragg, Billy
Barrett, and Thomas Griffin
of Perry; and Donnie Wages
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Miss Rebecca Dianne Bass
of I )üblin served the bride as
maid of honor Bridesmaids
were Miss Hilda Cooper of
Marietta, sister of the
groom; Mrs. William J,
Cooper of Macon, sister-in
law of the groom; Miss
Donna Glover. Miss Janice
Lee Glover and Miss I aura
Susan Glover, sisters of the
bride. They were gowned
alike in mint green dotted
swiss over matching taffeta
and wore Hopper hats of
white braided straw with
mint green ribbon braided
around the hat. Each carried
a white basket of yellow and
white daisies.
Little Miss Carol Cooley of
Warner Robins was flower
girl. She wore a dress of
white organza and lace and
carried a small white basket
of yellow and white daisy
petals. Master James Ed
ward Jackson of Marietta,
brother of the groom, was
ring bearer.
The bride, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas E. Glover,
Jr. of Warner Robins, was
given in marriage by her
father She chose for her
wedding a formal gown of
white satin styled along
princess lines. It featured a
Victorian neckline of Venise
lace. The same lace ex
tended down the front of the
skirt on both sides to the
hemline of the cliapel train.
Her bouffant veil was at
tached to a Juliet cap of
lace and beading. Her
bouquet was of white daisy
pompoms centered with
three white orchids. As the
bride came down the aisle,
she presented a long
stemmed red rose to her
mother and following the
ceremony the couple paused
as she gave a rose to the
groom's mother.
Mrs. Glover wore a mint
green knit dress with short
sleeves, high neck and a long
sleeved jacket. Her corsage
was of yellow cymbidium
orchids, Mrs, Jackson chose
a yellow scoopnecked,
sleeveless, linen dress with
short sleeved, v-necked
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Miss Annolene Hambrick And Mr. Gregory White
Hambrick-White Announce
Plans For August Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. K. Mitchell
Hambrick of 505 Stanley
Street, Ferry, Georgia and
Mr. and Mrs. White of
Hosedale, New York an
nounce the engagement of
their children Annolene
Hambrick and Gregory Alan
White.
Miss Hambrick is a 1969
graduate of Perry High
School and a 1971 graduate of
Georgia Southwestern
College where she received
an Associate Degree in
Nursing. She is presently
employed by Peach County
Hospital in Fort Valley.
jacket. Her corsage was of
green cymbidium orchids.
The grandmothers of the
couple, Mrs. Nan Peacock,
Mrs. Homer Tate, and Mrs.
T. E. Glover, Sr., wore white
cymbidium orchids.
Following the ceremony,
Mr. and Mrs. Glover en
tertained with a reception at
the East Inn Motel. Miss
Phyllis Griffin invited the
guests to register in the
bride’s book. Others
assisting at the reception
were Miss Debbie Jones,
Miss Becky Teagle, Mrs.
Henry Fred Smith, Miss Pat
Maguire and Miss Cindy
Posey.
When the couple left for a
wedding trip to Florida and
the Bahamas, the bride
changed to a blue suit with
red accessories and the
orchids lifted from her
bouquet.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper are
making their home in
Americus.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S.
Jackson entertained at a
rehersal dinner at the
Houston l,ake Country Club
munediately following the
rehersal at the church for
members of the wedding
party and out of town guests.
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Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Martin Womack of Miami,
Fla. announce the birth of a
son, Matthew Charles. Mrs.
Womack is the former
Elaine Daugherty of Perry.
Maternal grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. Elmer
Daugherty of Perry and the
Paternal grandmother is
Mrs, Maggie Womack of
Cordele, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur L.
Halliburton of Warner
Robins, announce the birth
of a son named Jefferey born
at the Houston County
Hospital on May 6. Mrs.
Halliburton is the former
Minnie Berry of Kathleen.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Berry and Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred Childs.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack Davis
Crowe Jr. of Ft. Valley, Ga.
announce the birth of a
daughter Tiffany Lynne born
May 3. Mrs. Crowe is the
former Linda Dale Jones of
Ft. Valley.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Franklin Jones and Mr.
and Mrs. M. D. Crowe Sr.
Mr. White is a 1969
graduate of Springfield
Gardens High School in New
York. He is presently in the
Air Force and stationed at
Warner Robins Air Force
Base.
An August wedding is
planned.
Recital Set At
Episcopal Church
Sunday Afternoon
Mrs. J. William McCulloch
will present her students in a
recital at the Community
Hoorn of St. Christopher’s
Episcopal Church at 3
o’clock in the afternoon
Sunday, May 21. Relatives
and friends of the students
are invited.
Performing at the piano
will be Laura Scarborough,
Janna McMinchen, Jodi
McMinchen, Van Revell,
Norma Revell, Bobby
Brown, Amanda Moody,
Mary Carew, Lilli Ann
Weidel, Donna Fauconniere,
Charlotte Davis and
McLeod.
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Sorosis Club Holds Last
Meeting Os The Year
The Sorosis Clubs’ last
meeting of the year was a
• spend the day party” on
May 11th, held at the
Gallemores lovely pool
pavilion.
Mrs. Leonard Cochran,
president, presided over the
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Miss Wanda Gale Jones
Jones-Jaros Tell Plans
For Summer Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. Ashton B.
Jones of Columbus announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Wanda Gale to
George Dana Jaros, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Jaros of
Perry.
The bride-elect is a 1970
graduate of Perry High
School and attended Georgia
Southwestern College. She is
presently employed at the
business meeting. Twenty
one members were present.
Mrs. Cochran thanked the
club members for their
cooperation during the year,
and the members gave her a
rising vote of thanks for her
service.
Medical Center in Columbus.
Her fiance is a 1971
graduate of Westfield High
School and is presently at
tending Georgia South
western College in
Americus.
The wedding is set for
Sunday, July 2, at the
Edgewood United Methodist
Church in Columbus.
At the conclusion of the
business meeting, a
delightful lunch was served
by the hostesses. Those
serving were: Mrs. J. l
Gallemore, Mrs. J. N. Buff
Mrs. James Duggan, Mrs
Sam Nunn Sr., Mrs. Vernon
Tuggle and Mrs. Byron
Warren.
Officers of the Sorosis Club
for next year are: president,
Mrs. Allen Pritchett;
president, Mrs. W. T
Middlebrooks; secretary,
Mrs. Francis Nunn;
parliamentarian, Mrs
Byron Warren.
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