Payette County ID Archives Marriages.....Creel, Hazel K. - Jordan, Willis W. May 15, 1904
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New Plymouth Outlook 5-20-1904
New Plymouth Outlook
New Plymouth, Idaho
Friday, May 20, 1904
 
Married
 
JORDAN-CREEL -- At the Congregational Church on Sunday evening May 15, 1904, 
the pastor John Kershaw officiating.  Mr. Willis J. Jordan and Hazel K. Creel.
 
A beautiful church wedding occurred at the Congregational church, in New 
Plymouth, last Sunday evening, Miss Hazel Creel, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. 
J. H. Creel, being united to Mr. Willis Jordan.  Rev. John Kershaw 
officiating.  Immediately following the excellent sermon on "Love," the bride 
and groom, accompanied by Miss Eunice Sloan and Miss Leila Herline as flower 
girls, entered the church and passed up the aisle as the beautiful strains of 
Loehengrin's Wedding March filled the church.  The service was beautiful and 
impressive.
 
Before the marriage the pastor preached a sermon on Love, taking for his 
text "Love is of God." I John 4-7.  His theme was "The Bible the World's Book 
of Love," because it shows.
1.  The origin of love, God's desire to give man a helpmeet.
2.  The meaning of Love, Companionship, Friendship, Affection.
3.  The best example of love, Jacob and Rachel, David and Jonathan, Ruth and   
Naomi, Paul and Silas, Jesus and Martha and Mary.
4.  The Greatest Love Song, The Song of Solomon.
5.  The End of Love, Happiness that is Heaven born.
 
The three qualities that insure love as pure and permanent are:
1.  Respect for women.
2.  Righteousness, that is rightness of character and conduct.
3.  Religion.
 
WEDDING NOTES:
The Wedding March was played by Mrs. R. E. Shaw, and was rendered as only an 
artist could play it.
 
The church was filled to overflowing to witness the ceremony.  A general 
invitation had been extended and the response was hearty.
 
The interior of the church was beautifully decorated with flowers, by the 
kindness of Mrs. Ketchum, Mrs. Rineer, Mrs. Relyea and others.
 
The Choir furnished special music for the occasion.  And didn't they sing as 
if they were each and all in love? - Of course.
 
The bride was attired in a beautiful white silk dress and wore a veil.  She 
looked charming, and the young lady attendants looked beautiful and happy. 
 
The whole community unite in congratulations, to which the OUTLOOK adds the 
wish of a long and happy married life, accompanied by many little "squalls."

Additional Comments:
Note:  According to the Western States Marriage Index, Willis W. Jordan 
married Hazel K. Creel on 5-15-1904, New Plymouth.  ch

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