Madison County GaArchives Marriages.....Porterfield, Lois  - Head, James Floyd April 19, 1923
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Danielsville Monitor,  20 April 1923
PORTERFIELD - HEAD

One of the most interesting social affairs of the past week was the wedding of 
Miss Lois Porterfield to Mr. James Floyd Head of Atlanta.

The ceremony was very quietly solemized at the home of the bride in presence 
of the immediate family and a few friends, the Rev. W.A. Wells officiating.

The beautiful improvised altar of ferns and English dogwood was softly lighted 
by the white tapers in the candelabra placed on the lovely pedestals at either 
side of the alter.  The mantle was banked with the dogwood lighted by the 
white tapers. The wedding music was played by Mr. Herbert Moon, "To a Wild 
Rose" being used before the ceremony and "Rustles of Spring" softly rendered 
during the ceremony.

To the strains of Mendelsohn's wedding march the bride and groom entered 
together, the ring ceremony was very impressively used.

The bride was very lovely in a beautiful 3 piece going away suit of midnight 
Poiret Twill with hat and necessories of grey, her corsage of pink rose buds 
completed her charming appearance.  The bride one of Comer's most popular 
and lovely young ladies, will be greatly missed by her many friends being very 
prominent in the church and social activities of the town.

Mr. Head is a young man of sterling character having been for several years an 
employee of the Standard Oil Co. 

Mr. and Mrs. Head left immediately after the ceremony going to their home in 
Atlanta.

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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