Denton County, Texas - Marriages: A. C. Bryant and Lela Mae Smith
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			BRYANT-SMITH NUPTIALS
		    
		   A. C. Bryant and Lela Mae Smith

Publication of marriage of A. C. Bryant and Lela Mae Smith, June 24, 1911:  
Last Saturday evening at 9 o'clock Mr. A. C. Bryant and Miss Mae Smith stole
quietly away to the Baptist Pastorium, where Rev. E. J. Thompson spoke the few
words which made them man an wife until death. Only the relatives accompanied 
them. 
Those from out of town were: Ernest Smith, Oklahoma City, Okla., Mrs. Edith 
Hodges, Frederick, Okla., Mr. and Mrs. Vittitoe, Madille, Okla. and Misses 
Bertie and Vera Bryant, Pilot Point, Texas. 

The groom is our popular and accommodating depot agent who has won the very 
highest regard of all who knew him, while the bride is one of our choicest 
flowers, whose daily walk counts for all that is good. Her friends are legion,
and only numbered by her acquaintance, as all who know her, love her. 

After July 1st they will be at home, in the G. A. Townley cottage."

Note: Regarding Vera "Deedie" Bryant, daughter of Solomon H. B. Bryant--she was
the only woman on city sales force of Brown Cracker and Candy Co. 
She never married.