The Phenix-Girard Journal (Girard, Alabama), 16 Sep 1938, Fri, page 5
Miss Lunsford Is Honored At Farewell Party On Friday
Mrs. Murray Sanders and Miss Elsie Hill were joint hostesses at a farewell party at the home of Miss Hill on Friday night honoring Miss Eralee Lunsford, who left on Sunday and will enter Southern Union College.
The Phenix-Girard Journal (Girard, Alabama), 14 Jul 1939, Fri, page 5
MISS ERALEE LUNSFORD IN FLASH FLOOD AREA
Parents of Miss Eralee Lunsford have been informed of her safety in Kentucky flood area. Miss Lunsford has been marooned for days at Camp Di., Ky., a few miles from Moreland. Water came up in most of the houses and destroyed many of them.
Miss Lunsford is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.Q. Lunsford, of Phenix City. She and Miss Annie Campbell, of Winter Park, Florida, are doing mission work in northern Kentucky and are expected home sometime in August.
The Phenix-Girard Journal (Girard, Alabama), 06 Sep 1940, Fri, page 5
LUNSFORD - BARLOW
At a ceremony on August 23 at the United Congregational Church Miss Eralee Lunsford, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Lunsford, became the bride of William Clyde Barlow, son of Mrs. W.D. Lyons, Rev. Booth, of Columbus, officiated.
Mrs. John Farmer and Henry Weaver presented a program of nuptial music.
Fern, mixed garden flowers, and southern smilax were used to decorate the church. Placed at intervals were candelabra holding lighted white cathedral tapers.
Mrs. Edwin Franklin was the bride's matron of honor and only attendant. She wore a dress of navy sheer with matching accessories. Her flowers were valley lilies and tuberose.
Ushers were Robert Bonner, brother of the bride, and Bernard Bush, cousin of the groom.
The bride entered with her father, by whom she was given in marriage and was met at the alter by the groom and his best man, his brother, Ernest Howell.
The bride wore an ensemble of navy sheer crepe. The lapels of her coat were heavy cream lace. She wore matching navy accessories and her flowers were sweetheart roses and tuberose. Her only ornament was a diamond cross, a gift of the groom.
Mrs. J.Q. Lunsford, mother of the bride, wore black crepe, with touches of rose. Mrs. W.D. Lyon, mother of the groom, wore navy crepe.
Immediately following the ceremony the couple left on a wedding trip to be planned en route.
Miss Lunsford Is Honored At Farewell Party On Friday
Mrs. Murray Sanders and Miss Elsie Hill were joint hostesses at a farewell party at the home of Miss Hill on Friday night honoring Miss Eralee Lunsford, who left on Sunday and will enter Southern Union College.
The Phenix-Girard Journal (Girard, Alabama), 14 Jul 1939, Fri, page 5
MISS ERALEE LUNSFORD IN FLASH FLOOD AREA
Parents of Miss Eralee Lunsford have been informed of her safety in Kentucky flood area. Miss Lunsford has been marooned for days at Camp Di., Ky., a few miles from Moreland. Water came up in most of the houses and destroyed many of them.
Miss Lunsford is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.Q. Lunsford, of Phenix City. She and Miss Annie Campbell, of Winter Park, Florida, are doing mission work in northern Kentucky and are expected home sometime in August.
The Phenix-Girard Journal (Girard, Alabama), 06 Sep 1940, Fri, page 5
LUNSFORD - BARLOW
At a ceremony on August 23 at the United Congregational Church Miss Eralee Lunsford, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Lunsford, became the bride of William Clyde Barlow, son of Mrs. W.D. Lyons, Rev. Booth, of Columbus, officiated.
Mrs. John Farmer and Henry Weaver presented a program of nuptial music.
Fern, mixed garden flowers, and southern smilax were used to decorate the church. Placed at intervals were candelabra holding lighted white cathedral tapers.
Mrs. Edwin Franklin was the bride's matron of honor and only attendant. She wore a dress of navy sheer with matching accessories. Her flowers were valley lilies and tuberose.
Ushers were Robert Bonner, brother of the bride, and Bernard Bush, cousin of the groom.
The bride entered with her father, by whom she was given in marriage and was met at the alter by the groom and his best man, his brother, Ernest Howell.
The bride wore an ensemble of navy sheer crepe. The lapels of her coat were heavy cream lace. She wore matching navy accessories and her flowers were sweetheart roses and tuberose. Her only ornament was a diamond cross, a gift of the groom.
Mrs. J.Q. Lunsford, mother of the bride, wore black crepe, with touches of rose. Mrs. W.D. Lyon, mother of the groom, wore navy crepe.
Immediately following the ceremony the couple left on a wedding trip to be planned en route.
The Phenix-Girard Journal (Girard, Alabama), 16 Sep 1938, Fri, page 5
Miss Lunsford Is Honored At Farewell Party On Friday
Mrs. Murray Sanders and Miss Elsie Hill were joint hostesses at a farewell party at the home of Miss Hill on Friday night honoring Miss Eralee Lunsford, who left on Sunday and will enter Southern Union College.
The Phenix-Girard Journal (Girard, Alabama), 14 Jul 1939, Fri, page 5
MISS ERALEE LUNSFORD IN FLASH FLOOD AREA
Parents of Miss Eralee Lunsford have been informed of her safety in Kentucky flood area. Miss Lunsford has been marooned for days at Camp Di., Ky., a few miles from Moreland. Water came up in most of the houses and destroyed many of them.
Miss Lunsford is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.Q. Lunsford, of Phenix City. She and Miss Annie Campbell, of Winter Park, Florida, are doing mission work in northern Kentucky and are expected home sometime in August.
The Phenix-Girard Journal (Girard, Alabama), 06 Sep 1940, Fri, page 5
LUNSFORD - BARLOW
At a ceremony on August 23 at the United Congregational Church Miss Eralee Lunsford, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Lunsford, became the bride of William Clyde Barlow, son of Mrs. W.D. Lyons, Rev. Booth, of Columbus, officiated.
Mrs. John Farmer and Henry Weaver presented a program of nuptial music.
Fern, mixed garden flowers, and southern smilax were used to decorate the church. Placed at intervals were candelabra holding lighted white cathedral tapers.
Mrs. Edwin Franklin was the bride's matron of honor and only attendant. She wore a dress of navy sheer with matching accessories. Her flowers were valley lilies and tuberose.
Ushers were Robert Bonner, brother of the bride, and Bernard Bush, cousin of the groom.
The bride entered with her father, by whom she was given in marriage and was met at the alter by the groom and his best man, his brother, Ernest Howell.
The bride wore an ensemble of navy sheer crepe. The lapels of her coat were heavy cream lace. She wore matching navy accessories and her flowers were sweetheart roses and tuberose. Her only ornament was a diamond cross, a gift of the groom.
Mrs. J.Q. Lunsford, mother of the bride, wore black crepe, with touches of rose. Mrs. W.D. Lyon, mother of the groom, wore navy crepe.
Immediately following the ceremony the couple left on a wedding trip to be planned en route.
Miss Lunsford Is Honored At Farewell Party On Friday
Mrs. Murray Sanders and Miss Elsie Hill were joint hostesses at a farewell party at the home of Miss Hill on Friday night honoring Miss Eralee Lunsford, who left on Sunday and will enter Southern Union College.
The Phenix-Girard Journal (Girard, Alabama), 14 Jul 1939, Fri, page 5
MISS ERALEE LUNSFORD IN FLASH FLOOD AREA
Parents of Miss Eralee Lunsford have been informed of her safety in Kentucky flood area. Miss Lunsford has been marooned for days at Camp Di., Ky., a few miles from Moreland. Water came up in most of the houses and destroyed many of them.
Miss Lunsford is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.Q. Lunsford, of Phenix City. She and Miss Annie Campbell, of Winter Park, Florida, are doing mission work in northern Kentucky and are expected home sometime in August.
The Phenix-Girard Journal (Girard, Alabama), 06 Sep 1940, Fri, page 5
LUNSFORD - BARLOW
At a ceremony on August 23 at the United Congregational Church Miss Eralee Lunsford, daughter or Mr. and Mrs. J. Q. Lunsford, became the bride of William Clyde Barlow, son of Mrs. W.D. Lyons, Rev. Booth, of Columbus, officiated.
Mrs. John Farmer and Henry Weaver presented a program of nuptial music.
Fern, mixed garden flowers, and southern smilax were used to decorate the church. Placed at intervals were candelabra holding lighted white cathedral tapers.
Mrs. Edwin Franklin was the bride's matron of honor and only attendant. She wore a dress of navy sheer with matching accessories. Her flowers were valley lilies and tuberose.
Ushers were Robert Bonner, brother of the bride, and Bernard Bush, cousin of the groom.
The bride entered with her father, by whom she was given in marriage and was met at the alter by the groom and his best man, his brother, Ernest Howell.
The bride wore an ensemble of navy sheer crepe. The lapels of her coat were heavy cream lace. She wore matching navy accessories and her flowers were sweetheart roses and tuberose. Her only ornament was a diamond cross, a gift of the groom.
Mrs. J.Q. Lunsford, mother of the bride, wore black crepe, with touches of rose. Mrs. W.D. Lyon, mother of the groom, wore navy crepe.
Immediately following the ceremony the couple left on a wedding trip to be planned en route.
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