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town. • ,t.' ^ # * 'The'" Hopewell Baptist •Church of-Sperryville was the scene of *' 6 -oclock wedding Saturday September 6. uniting Miss Ruth. Elenon, Aylor daughter of Mf. and Mrs. Lewis Aylor of Sperryville and Thomas Banks son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry . Banks of Madi" son.

The Church was beautifully decorated with evergreens and ■clematis which was the background Bor the ceremony, which was perNfUrmed by the'Rev. Ls M. Carroll. Mrs. Russell played the wedding March. The bbride, given in Marriage by hgf father wore a floor length Chiffoo dress over Satin, the brides bouquet was of White Gladions Mrs. Lillian Aylor sisterin-law of the bride was matroq -of honor. She wore pink organdy. Cedi Banks brother of the gtoom, was best man. Mr. C. C. Lewis

song “It’s My Desire.” - ^ A .reception was held following ■e ceremony at the home of the (ride. Guests wire served oh the awn while music played in the ckground. s. jThe

Misses Gearldine and CorItie Williams returned. to Washed,

D. C. Sunday after spend■

the summer vacation with eir grandmother, Mrs. Martha Butler. :

Saturday ovec night guests of Mrs. Susie Majors were Miss Alice Seid and James Prunt of Washington, D C. The P. T. A. of the Washington Graded School vyill meet Friday September 12. 7:30 p. m. sf the school. All patrons friends are urged to attend. »

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