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Miller-jfBeard .
Miss Cafjol Hodgkin Beard, daughter of|j. R. Beard and the late Mrs. Heard of Norfolk, Va., and Jacksorl Newbill Miller son of Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Miller of Maple Springs, Washington, Va., were marriffll on Saturday, Oct.,
Ik 4:30 p.m. in the
L James’ Episcopal
f arrenton, V a. The
ftowden performed the
nite flowers and tall 20, 1956 Chapel, S Church, Rev. Paul ceremony. criciuunj. -~ candles were used on the altar. The bride was given injnarn" age by her] uncle, Dr. William Hodgkin <Jf Warrenton, with whom die njiade her home. The grocjm’s brother, L>. Miller of Richmond was best man. Only members of the immediate V' ;i:_ attended the ceremony
and receptor which followe^ *t
the home off the bnde. The bride graduated tram at. Margaret’s School. Tappahannock
and attended Hollins College ^ Richmond Professional She holds a (secretarial position at
the Medical College ofV«nf^ I The groorii is a graduate of the Rappahannoct County ! High School and is now a senior at V. P. I- in he school of Animal Husbandry. He is a member of R.O.T.C. Among t lose who were in Warrenton fbr the marriage were Mr. J. R. B: rd of Norfolk. D. D. Miller, Jr., of Richmond, Mrs. Bartow Brov n and Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Miller, Sr., of Washington, Va.
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