Newton County GaArchives Marriages.....Mrs. Francis McElheney Greer - James 
Melwyn Bonner September 17 1946
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The Covington News, Sept. 26, 1946

Mrs. Francis McElheney Greer And James M. Bonner Were Married Tues.
  Enlisting interest throughout the state was the wedding Tuesday morning
September 17, of Mrs. Francis McElheney Greer, lovely daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. B. B. McElheney, of Monticello, to James Melwyn Bonner of Covington,
son of Mrs. Ora Upshaw Bonner, of Atlanta and the late H. F. Bonner.
  The impressive ceremony took place in the study of the Rev. Walker Combs,
pastor of the Covington First Baptist church, at 10 o'clock. The Rev. Combs
performed the marriage rites of the bride's mother and father.
  The pretty bride, who was unattended, chose for her wedding an original
fall suit of brown wool, worn with a becoming hat of brown French felt
with ostrich tip trim. She wore matching accessories of brown and her
bridal corsage was of white orchids.
  Immediately following the ceremony, the attractive couple left for
a wedding trip to Gatlinburg Tenn., and upon their return they will reside
at 212 Lee street in Covington.
  The charming bride for several years was a member of the Monroe Public
Schools faculty and with her grace and poise made many friends in the city
of Monroe and in the county.
  The groom is the grandson of the late John Berrien Upshaw one of Walton
County's most prominent and distinquished citizens.

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