Franklin County GaArchives Marriages.....Little , Anna Bell - Tabor, C. Dwight June 25, 1930
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The Carnesville Herald and Advance, June 26, 1930
Certificate No.:     newspaper

Miss Little Becomes Bride of Mr. Tabor

A wedding of charming simplicity was solemnized at the home of Mr. and Mrs. 
Crawford E. Little Thursday afternoon at 4 o'clock when their only daughter, Miss 
Anna Bell Little, became the bride of Mr. C. Dwight Tabor, of Danielsville, Ga.

The entire lower flower of the Little home was adorned with the season's prettiest 
flowers. The impressive vows were taken before an improvised alter of green and 
white. On either side of the alter were a candelabra holding white candles of the 
pastel shades, with tall floral baskets filled with Queen Anne's lace also in the 
pastel shades.

Immediately preceding the ceremony, Mrs. A.Y. Wood, of Athens, sang Gypsy Love 
Song and At Dawning, accompanied by Miss Dorothy Cubedge, of Savannah, Georgia. 
She also placed the Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin at the processional and softly 
during the ceremony.

At the appointed time, Rev. Sam Cartledge of Athens, took his place at the alter. 
To the strains of the bridal march, little Mary Anne Little, cousin of the bridge, 
came down the stairs with a basket of flowers, scattering the petals. She was 
dressed in green crepe and lace. The groom entered from the rear hall and met the 
bride at the foot of the stairway. Standing at the pretty improvised alter they 
took the solemn vows which bound their lives together, the impressive ring 
ceremony being used.

A reception was held immediately after the ceremony, Misses Mary Grace Westbrooks 
and Ruth Little serving fruit punch. The bride's book was in charge of Miss Mary 
Neal Little. The bride was becomingly dressed in a navy traveling suit and carried 
a shower bouquet of pink and white larkspur, fern and roses, tied with pink tulle.

The bride is one of Carnesville' most charming young ladies, and is greatly 
admired by a large circle of friends for her many excelllent qualities of mind and 
heart. She is a graduate of the University of Georgia.

The groom is the son of the late J.C. Tabor and Mrs. Tabor of Danielsville, Ga. He 
is a graduate of the University of Georgia, and is universally liked for his fine 
traits of character.

The out of town guest present were; Mr. and Mrs. T.O. Tabor, of Elberton; Mrs. 
J.C. Tabor and Miss Ruth Tabor, of Danielsville, Mr. J.F. Tabor, of Lavonia, Mr. 
and Mrs. Paul Tabor, of Athens, Mr. and Mrs. DeWitt Parker, of Laurens, S.C., 
Misses Parker, of Fort Lamar, Mr. and Mrs. Stribling and Miss. Stribling, Mr. And 
Mrs. Dave Stribling, of Richland, S.C., Mr. Claude Little, Mr. Cliff Ward, of 
Commerce, Misses Rice, of Ila, Mrs. Howard Higginbotham, of Athens, Misses Arlowe 
Thompson and Frances Barnes, of Comer, Mr. and Mrs. Tom McMullin of Covington, Mr. 
and Mrs. John Conger and Miss Helen Conger of Maxeys.

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