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; ed A breakfast at the Ambassador double ring ceremony uniting in |ried a. basket of mixed Autumm | —|tor, Father marriage Rena Opal Ferguson, | flowers. The ring bearer was | Noth, Whey went sightseeing by Mr. and Mrs. Paul F. Clark, : oS : daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E rie | Garth MacKinnon. 2a lecturer an Staak tél en valeie St Geo 4 WOMEN HOLD OWN : Wal-| The groom was attended by guide, through historic old Geor- ee Sidited selina . rges - ; endall, son of Mayor Wal- | his brother, John Cox and the setown, and-to visit the Lincoln | wt inn tee Parish Co il Women .of the Tuareg tribes : “ter Cox and Mrs:-Cox, Charlotte--| ushers were... Blair Ferguson, |*"4 Jefferson memorials, the uds on é ris uncl ta Africa can hold property, meeds. =. peer ree 4 a 7 of the t id -and 'R obert . Washington monument, “and ot- ee ne ee ee eam Re E a ws eee es travel where “and when 4 et toh ee eee a aaa Be ee ae ; church was decorated | Cox. brother of ‘the groom. Sone eae anes ee eee Plans Course ; please at control schools os GUARDIAN-PATRIOT | . s of giadioli and as-| Mrs. Ferguson chose for given $2.00 to have leach at her |her foster sister, Mrs. Everett|_ The monthly meeting of the |home Mls.

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