Madison-Gwinnett-Walton County GaArchives Marriages.....Palmer, Josephine - Strickland, Julian Lamar August 23, 1946
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Danielsville Monitor,  30 Aug 1946
MISS JOSEPHINE PALMER WEDS MR. JULIAN L. STRICKLAND

   Miss Josephine Palmer of Loganville and Atlanta, second daughter of Lt. 
Col. and Mrs. C. H. Palmer, was married to Julian Lamar Strickland of Comer, 
Ga. and Atlanta at a quiet home wedding on Friday evening, August 23rd.
   The bride wore a light grey, two piece suit of soft wool with sheer blouse 
and carried a satin prayer book topped with a large purple orchid showered 
with stephanotis.  She wore a spray of matching flowers in her hair.
   The double ring ceremony was performed by the Rev. Henry T. Smith of 
Kirkwood Methodist church.  The vows were said before an improvised altar of 
palms graced with floor vases of white gladioli, ___ roses and clematis vine 
interspersed with branches of white tapers.   The mantle was banked with fern 
and at intervals, tall white candles were places.  The entire setting was 
reflected in a large mirror over the mantle.  Master Keith Comer listed the 
candles.  W. S. Dixon, of Cleveland, Ga., and Atlanta was best man.  Miss 
Claudia Donahoo of Decatur, was maid of honor.  She wore a dusty rose crepe 
trimmed in pearls, street length and carried an old-fashioned nosegay of pink 
rosebuds and blue delphinium.
   A small reception followed immediately with the bride and groom cutting the 
two tier cake topped with a miniature bride and groom; it graced the center of 
the dining table and was flanked by crystal candelabra holding white tapers.
    On the following day, Mrs. Julian Strickland was matron of honor where her 
maid of honor became the bride of Kirk Linder, of New Jersey.  Later both 
couples left on a wedding trip.  Mr. and Mrs. Strickland traveling through the 
mountains of North Carolina and Tennessee.  On their return, they will make 
their home in Loganville where they have furnished a small garage apartment.  
The bridegroom will continue his work with South Eastern Stages.

Additional Comments:
When date of marriage is not given, it is estimated from the date of the 
publication vs. the information in the text, or when possible, taken from the 
records of Madison County Probate.

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