Henry-Terrell County GaArchives Marriages.....Gurr, Miss Nancy - Pullin, Mr. John G.  November 1923
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The Henry County Weekly, November 30, 1923
Gurr-Pullin Marriage Interesting Event in McDonough
     A very interesting and pretty event of Thanksgiving day occurred at the 
home of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Hankinson, when Mr. John G. Pullin and Miss Nancy 
Gurr were united in marriage.
     The wedding ceremony was performed at high noon by Rev. J. A. Partridge, 
assisted by Dr. W. W. Arnold. The ceremony was performed before an improvised 
altar of ferns and white carnations lighted by a multitude of cathedral candles.
     Mrs. Wyman Sloan gave a beautiful rendition of “Until,” which gradually 
melted into the strains of “Mendelssohn’s Wedding March,” Mrs. A. M. George, as 
matron of honor and Miss Jean George the ring-bearer, preceded the bride, who 
entered on the arm of Mr. R. H. Hankinson. Mr. Pullin was attended by his 
brother, Mr. Wade Pullin.
     Those present at the ceremony were the immediate relatives of the 
contracting parties.
     The home was beautifully decorated with white ______  and  southern smilax 
which made it a pleasing background for an exquisite luncheon with which Mrs. 
R. H. Hankinson and Mrs. a. M. George complimented the bride and the groom, and 
which was served immediately  after the ceremony.
     The wedding party left at once after the luncheon on their bridal tour 
through the East.
     Miss Gurr is the daughter of Mrs. Ada Gurr of Dawson, Ga., and has won a 
host of friends during the past year while serving as a representative of the 
State Agriculture College in Extension work. During this time Miss Gurr has had 
her residence in McDonough.
     Mr. Pullin is cashier of the Bank of Henry County, and no young man in 
this county is more widely known or more highly regarded.
     The many friends of the popular young couple wish them a long and happy 
wedded life.


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