Frame - Miller Marriage
Waxahachie Enterprise - September 27, 1889
Lone Elm. Miss Lou Frame and Charley Miller were married at the
home of the bride's mother Sept. 1, 1889. The ceremony was originally
planned to take place in the Sardis church, but due to bad weather the bridal
party remained at home where the ceremony was performed by Rev. Hawkins.
Even with the rain, a large group of friends from far and near were
present to witness the ceremony.
Among gifts received: Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Black - set of silver knives
and forks; Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pierce, handsome mirror; Miss Annie Patterson,
berry bowl; W. T. Baxter and E. B. Seagraves - water set; S. E. Hilburn -
knives and forks; Mr. Johnson - butter dish; Oma and Maude Pierce - fine
lamp; bride's sister - silver spoons; Master Willie Frame - silver castor;
Ed Thomas - set of spoons; F. M. Dunnelly - photograph album; Mrs. J. H.
Miller - set of cups and saucers; Miss Nora McMillan - dressing case.
[Barbara Knox had the idea that she could rewrite editorials to make them sound better, and would do this even when transcribing historical documents. These two articles could be one in the same as one or both could have been rewritten by her. It would be wise to locate the original newspaper clipping(s) to verify the facts for yourself. -- Rob Yoder]
Miller-Frame
Waxahachie Enterprise - Sept. 27, 1889
Miss Lou Frame and Mr. Charley Miller were married Sept. 15, 1889 at the
home of the bride's mother near Lone Elm. The ceremony was to have
taken place in the Sardis Church, but the bridal party remained at home because
of the inclement weather.
The bride, dressed in white, and her stalwart groom took their marriage
vows before a large company of friends assembled from far and near in the
drizzling rain. The ceremony was performed by Rev. Mr. Hawkins.
Wedding gifts received: set of silver knives and forks - Mr. and
Mrs. J. F. Black; handsome mirror - Mr. and Mrs. Guy Pierce;
berry bowl - Miss Annie Pattersn; elegant water set - ; Mr.. W. T.
Baxter and E. B. Seagraves; knives and forks - Mr. S. E. Hillburn;
butter dish - Mr. Johnson; fine lamp - Oma and Maude Pierce, silver
spoons - bride's sister; silver caste - ; Master Willie Frame; set
of spoons - Ed Thomas; photograph album - F. M. Dunnelly; set of cups
and saucers - Mrs. J. H. Miller; dressing case - Miss Nora
McMillian.
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