Marion County GaArchives Marriages.....McMichael, Lillian Corrinne - Hamner, Homer Hill July 1900
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The Marion County Patriot, July 30, 1900
The Marion County Patriot dated July 30, 1900

Hammer - McMichael

That was a pretty church wedding at the Baptist church last Wednesday morning 
at 9 o'clock, in which Mr. Homer Hill Hamner of Childersburg, and Miss Lillian 
Corrinne McMichael were made man and wife. There ceremony was performed in a 
beautiful and impressive manner by Rev. R. L. Wiggins.

The church altar was beautifully and tastily decorated with rare flowers which 
formed an appropriate scene of loveliness.

Just previous to the ceremony, while the audience were waiting, Mrs. S. N. 
Rushin rendered a pretty vocal solo, and when this song was finished, Miss
Lucille Lowe began the wedding march.  The ushers, Messrs. Will Wooten and Jack 
McMichael, entered the right and left aisles, crossed in front of the altar
and took their places, and they were followed in thesame manner by the flower 
girls, little Misses Ella Bess McMichael and Minnie McMichael.  Then the bride
entered on the arm of her sister, Miss Lois McMichael, and the groom entered on 
the arm of his best man, Mr. Louis Webb, and the bride and groom met in front 
of the minister at the altar where the ceremony was performed.  After the 
ceremony the bride and groom made exit by the middle aisle,followed by the 
groomsman and bride's maid, then the flower girls and the ushers.

The bride was exceedingly pretty dressed in a handsome traveling suit.  The 
groom is to be congratulated on winning such a prize for a life partner.  Mr. 
Hamner was depot agent here several years and made many friends during his 
stay, who rejoice with him in his good fortune.  

The happy couple left on the 10 o'clock train for Tybee where they will spend 
the honey moon amid the gayeties of that popular resort.  

A large number of their relatives and friends were at the train to offer 
congratulations and bid them bon voyage, and the Patriot joins them in these 
good wishes.




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