WARE COUNTY  GA   Marriage  Miss Jessie Mae Boyd and Mr. Sam West
Walker 

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WAYCROSS JOURNAL
                             Waycross, Georgia
                               December 1906
                               BOYD - WALKER

The marriage of Miss Jessie Mae Boyd and Mr. Sam West
Walker will take place Wednesday evening at 8:30 o'clcok
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin W. Parker, 31
Stephenson Steet, will be an interesting event of the
week.


BOYD - WALKER

A pretty wedding of the week took place Wednesday evening
at 8:30 o'clock when Miss Jessie Mae Boyd and Mr. Samuel
West Walker were married at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin W. Parker, 31 Stephenson Street, Rev. J. A. Harmon
officiating.  The house was profusely decorated with
ferns, palms, cut flowers and trailing vines.

The bride's only attendants were her two little nieces,
Misses Christine Bibb and Grace LaRue, gowned in dainty
white mull.  To the strains of the wedding march from
Mendelssohn, the little maids entered first, coming down
the hall, through the dinning room into the pallor,
followed by the bride and groom who stood just in the
arch.

During the ceremony Mrs. John Lewis Haltzendolf
accompanied by Miss Mamie Bland on the violin, played
very softly, "Hearts and Flowers."  The bride as she
stood in her wedding gown of grey crepe de chine over
gray taffate, never looked any fairer than on this
occassion.  She carried bride's roses and ferns.

After the ceremony an informal reception was held and
refreshments served.  The table in the dinning room had
as a center piece a tall cut glass vase filled with
exquisite roses, and surrounding this were quantities of
handsome white japonicas.  In the hall Misses Alice Boyd
and Sara Salisbury presided over the bowl of delicious
fruit punch.

The bride who is a sister of Mrs. Parker is quite a
pretty young woman with a wide circle of friends.  Mr.
Walker is a young man of excellent business ability.  He
holds a responsible position with the Lott-Fain Furniture
Co.

For the present, Mr. and Mrs. Walker will make their home
with Mr. and Mrs. Parker.

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(SEAL OF GEORGIA)           State of Georgia,
                                    Ware County.


To Any Judge, Justice of the Peace or Minister of the Gospel, or Other
Persons Authorized to
                                  SOLEMNIZE
                          You are Hereby Authorized
TO JOIN  Samuel Walker  AND  Jessie Boyd  in the Holy State of Matrimony,
according to the Constitution and Laws of this State, and for so doing
this shall be your sufficent License.
     And you are hereby required to return this License to me, with your
Certificate hereon, of the fact and date of the Marriage.
            Given under my hand and seal this 20 day of June 1905/
                             Warren Lott   (Seal)
                                      Ordinary


(Submitted by Barbara Walker Winge,  barbarawinge@yahoo.com)




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