Marriage of Ed Holliday and Mary Tomlin, Randolph, Alabama

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[Excerpt from] TWO MARRIAGES SUNDAY
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Mr Ed L HOLLIDAY, who recently worked in Roanoke, but who is now living a few 
miles west of town, drove in last Sunday [1 Nov 1908] morning with Miss Mary TOMLIN 
and proceeded to the Second Baptist church. Sunday school was in session, but the 
exercises were suspended long enough for Rev J M YATES to unite the two in 
matrimony, in his most obliging manner. Mr and Mrs HOLLIDAY then drove back to 
their home. The groom is a brother of Rev H J HOLLIDAY and the bride is a daughter of 
Mr J B TOMLIN. Both are excellent young people.

[From The Roanoke Leader (Randolph County, Alabama), 4 November 1908, p.3]