Butts County GaArchives Marriages.....Hattie Marks - C. A. Towels June 1889
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Middle Ga Argus
Towles – Marks

Married at the Methodist church at Flovilla, on Thursday last, at 5 o’clock p. 
m., Mr. C. A. Towels to Miss Hattie Marks, Rev. Dr. Marks, father of the bride, 
officiating.   After the ceremony and congratulations from a host of friends 
the happy couple, together with quite a number of invited guests, repaired to 
the commodious residence of the groom at Williams’s station where an excellent 
supper awaited them.  It is useless to say anything about Clem towels, as 
everybody knows him to be genial and generous with a soul brim full of cheer 
and sunshine for everyone.  The bride is one of Tennessee’s most beautiful and 
accomplished daughters.  She has bee the assistant teacher in Flovilla High 
School for the past term and won the admiration of all with whom she came in 
contact.  Our best congratulations are extended.  Below is a list of some of 
the presents with name of donors.  

Mr. T. J. Carson, one handsome set silver knives and forks; Miss Alice F. 
Smith, one fine linen table cloth; Mr. G. W. Newton, one set silver table 
spoons; Mr. And Mrs. Dr. Marks, one handsome glass set; Misses Minnie and Lula 
Glover, one water service; Mr. C. C. Smith, one set silver tea spoons; Mr. and 
Mrs. Boynton, one silver paper rack; Mr. B. H. Rawls, one set linen napkins; 
Mr. M. A. Lindsey, one crystal berry set; Miss Lottie Pye, one chair tidy.

Middle Ga Argus - June 18, 1889




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