Pike County  Georgia Marriages - Liora Hale - T. M. Carmichael 1896
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The Pike County Journal.
Zebulon, Pike County, Georgia, Jan. 17, 1896

A Beautiful Wedding

Last Wednesday at the handsome home of Mr. and Mrs. R.W. Hale at Jolly,
their niece, Miss Liora  Hale was united in marriage to Mr. T.M.
Carmichael of near Jackson, Ga. About fifteen couples, the special
friends of the contracting parties, were present to witness the marriage
and offer sincere congratulations.

The parlor was decorated with holly branches and beautiful flowers and
presented an appearance altogether fairy-like. At 11 o'clock a.m. the
ceremony was performed most beautifully and impressively by Mr. Pharr of
McDonough. It was a handsome couple. The bride was a perfect vision of
loveliness in a dress of dark green.

After the marriage the guests were invited into the dining room where a
magnificent dinner was served. The collection of good things was
extensive and prepared in the best manner known to the culinary art.

The happy young couple left in the afternoon for their future home near
Jackson, accompanied by Mr. Hale and Miss Emma, the bride's sister.

Mr. Carmichael is one of the most progressive and promising young men of
this section, and has won as a bride one of the fairest and sweetest of
Pike's pretty daughters. The Journal wishes them an abundance of
happiness.

(Transcribed 11/17/02 Lynn Cunningham)