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Roberson—Cook.
Mt. Olivet Methodist Church, Arlington, was the scene of the marriage of Miss Margaret Browning Cook, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Cook of Flint Hill, and Jack Ray Roberson, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Roberson of Louisville, Kentucky, Saturday afternoon, April 16th at 2 o’clock.
The Reverend M. Claude Cook, brother of the bride, of Lovingston and Dr. Coffey, pastor of the church, officiated. j ! The traditional wedding marches and other appropriate music was played by Mol Claude Cook. White snapdragons and candles were the altar decorations. I
The bride, who was given in. marriage by her brother, Robert E. Cook, wore1 a white suit with matching acessories and an orchid .corsage.
Mrs. Maurice Walker, sister of the bride, wearing an identical suit of aqua, was matron of honor. Her corsage was red roses. Maurice Walker served as best man;
Mrs. J. P. Cook and MrS. Ray Roberson, mothers of the bride and groom, ejach wore navy blue with red rose corsage. • ' !■
A reception was held in the church immediately following the ceremony. i r
Mrs. Roberson has been employ* ed by L. E. Massey She Store, and Mr. Roberson is with the Treasury _ Department in Washington, D. C 1 j'
The couple will be at! home in! Petersburg after a short wedding trip. I ,
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