Newton-Fulton County GaArchives Marriages.....Miss Adaline Guard - Shelley Ivey August 1906
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The Enterprise, Aug. 10, 1906

Guard-Ivey
  At his residence, 27 West Fourth Street, Atlanta, Dr. E. C. Dowman, Sunday
afternoon united in marriage,Miss Adaline Guard, of 157 Elizabeth street, and
Mr. Shelley Ivey, of Oxford, Ga. Miss Guard and Mr. Ivey had known each other
for a number of years and had been engaged for some time. On last Saturday
night they decided that they would not wait any longer and so made their plans
to be married immediately. On account of the fact that Dr. Dowman was at one
time president of Emory College, located at Oxford, Mr. Ivey was very anxious
to have him perform the ceremony, and as they were unable to secure the First
Methodist church at the hour set for the marriage, it was held at Dr. Dowman's
home in the presence of a number of friends and relatives of the bride and 
groom. 
  Shelley Ivey is a familiar figure to every man who has ever spent even a 
brief portion of his young days at Emory college, by reason of the fact that
he runs the students' emporium and dispenses soda drinks and all those
nothings so dear to the students heart. The many friends of the young couple
wish them much happiness in their new venture.- Atlanta Georgian

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