Henry-Hall County GaArchives Marriages.....Reagan, Miss Nolly - Turner, Mr. J. H.  November 1896
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The Henry County Weekly, November 20, 1896
Turner-Reagan
     On last Wednesday morning, at the home of the bride's parents, Col. and
Mrs. E. J. Reagan, in this city, occurred one of the most beautiful home 
weddings of the season, that of their daughter, Miss Nolly, to Mr. J. H. Turner,
formerly of McDonough, now of Gainesville.
     Pure white chrysanthemums and green foilage were placed in every nook and 
corner of the reception room, while the same kind of flowers were gracefully
arranged in the hall and dining room.
     Just under an arch draped in white which was looped back with exquisite 
bouquets of white flowers, the happy couple were joined by Rev. J. F. Pharr,
assisted by Rev. J. A. Thurman.
     The bride carried a large bunch of snow white flowers, so typical of the 
pure sweet life which she leads.
     Miss Nolly was one of McDonough's sweetest and fairest young women, and 
fortunate indeed is he who won her heart and hand. In losing her the social 
circle of McDonough lost one of it's brightest stars. She numbered her friends
by the score, for none knew her who did not love her. Mr. Turner is one of 
Gainesville's sterling young business men and well deserves the prize which he
has won. He was formerly of McDonough, and his friends here are numerous indeed.
     After the ceremony the guests were invited into the dining room, where an
elegant luncheon was served by young ladies. Just before the departure of the 
guest's a large cake was placed on the center table and each one was asked to 
try their fortune by cutting for a ring, which was a very enjoyable feature of 
the occasion.
     At ten the bride and groom, accompanied by friends left for the depot, 
where they took the train for Gainesville, their future home.
     Many friends join in sincerely wishing for them a long and happy life.

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