Pike-Talbot County GaArchives Marriages.....Griffin, Emma - Moye, Herbert J.  January 25, 1910
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The Talbotton New Era, January 27, 1910
The Talbotton New Era
Thursday, January 27, 1910
Page Seven

Griffin – Moye

On Tuesday afternoon, Jan. 25, 1910, at 2:00 o’clock, Miss Emma Griffin and 
Mr. Herbert J. Moye were joined in the holy bonds of matrimony by Rev. W.S. 
Heath.

The wedding took place at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.B. 
Griffin near Woodland, where the parlor was artistically decorated with smilax 
and the solemn service was witnessed by many beloved friends and relatives of 
the contracting parties.

Miss Griffin of fine stature and beautiful face, is widely known, most 
especially in Pike, Upson and here, where she has taught school for several 
years, giving satisfaction and winning a good name for herself at each 
school.  It was while teaching at Gordon Institute that she met Mr. Moye, who 
should feel proud of himself to have won such a fine, well-raised young lady 
for his lifetime companion.

The bride was tastefully gowned in a tailored suit of grey and large picture 
hat of black beaver, so becoming to her type of beauty.  The real lace jabot 
with old rose touch of heart and rose design won a popular place.

Mr. Moye comes to us well recommended and a promising citizen of Pike county.  
Miss Moye, his sister, Misses Sappy, Mr. Moye, Mr. Wilson and several others 
accompanied him from Barnesville, while his aunt Mrs. Moye and daughter, came 
from Atlanta.

Many beautiful and serveable presents were received.

A large concourse of friends and relatives accompanied them to Woodland, where 
the happy couple boarded the AB&A for Atlanta and other points.

Misses Ola Mills, Jessie Woodall and Marianne Griffin and Messrs. J.M. 
Ferguson, O.M. Daniel, Carl Griffin and others will meet them in Barnesville 
and accompany them to the home of Mr. Moye’s parents.

May all their days be as bright as their wedding day.  We wish for them a long 
and happy life.

A Friend


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