WOODSON-BENTON

A Thanksgiving wedding that came as a surprise to their many friend was
that of Miss Nellie Woodson and Mr. W.T. Benton which was solemnized 
Nov. 2, at the First Baptist church at Henderson.  The bride is a very attractive 
young lady and is the daughter of C.C. Woodson of this city. She is a graduate 
of the Providence high school and has many friends here. The groom is an 
industrious young man and holds the position of Bookkeeper for Delker Bros. 
at Henderson where Mr. and Mrs. Benton will make their home.
Twice-a-week Providence Enterprise;  Tuesday Dec. 3, 1929


ANDERSON-JOHNSON

Mr. Charlie Anderson of Grovetown, Ind., and Miss Ivy Johnson of Chicago
were married Friday Nov. 15, at Chicago.  The bride is the daughter of Mr. 
and Mrs. N.F. Johnson formerly of Providence, Ky. but has been residing 
in Chicago for the past two years and is a very charming young lady. The 
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Anderson of Grovertown, Ind.
and is an intelligent young man. They will make their home in Chicago.
Twice-a-week Providence Enterprise;  Tuesday Dec. 3, 1929


FARRIS-WINEBARGER

Marvin Farris of Madisonville and Miss Maglene Winebarger of near
Providence were married at the clerk's office in Dixon by Judge A.L. 
Hall. Twice-a-week Providence Enterprise;   Tuesday Dec. 3, 1929


WALDEN-CLARKE

Mr. B.E. Walden and Miss Violet Ethel Clarke were married last Thursday at
three o'clock at the home of the bride by Rev. Nealey Pearcy, pastor of the
General Baptist church.  A few friends were present during the ceremony.
Mrs. Clarke is teacher of the Hearin school . Mr. Walden is a teacher of the
Green Hill High School.  At the close of their respective schools the couple
will reside at Bowling Green.  Twice-a-week Providence Enterprise;  
Friday Dec. 6, 1929


HOLT-HUSTON

Word has been received here of the marriage of Miss Gertie Holt of
Cincinnati to Mr. Allen Huston, city surveyor of Cincinnati.
Twice-a-week Providence Enterprise;  Friday Dec. 6, 1929


CUNNINGHAM-TAYLOR

Allie Cunningham and Miss Lauerine Taylor both of Madisonville were 
married in Dixon Thursday  morning by Judge A.L. Hall.
Twice-a-week Providence Enterprise;  Friday Dec. 13, 1929


NORWOOD-ADAMS

The wedding of Miss Beatrice Norwood and Mr. J.A. Adams was solemnized 
Nov. 27, 1929 at Hopkinsville, Ky., the Rev. G.G. Sledge officiating.  The bride 
is the charming and attractive daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.T. Norwood, Nebo, Ky.  
She graduated from the Providence High School in the class of 1925, and from 
the Bethel Woman's college, Hopkinsville in 1927, and is now a teacher in the 
Dalton High School, Dalton, Ky.  The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Will Adams 
of Hanson, Ky. and is a young man of the highest moral standing. He is a graduate 
of the Western Kentucky Teacher's College of Bowling Green, Ky. Mr. Adams is 
now Principal of the Dalton High School. At present the happy couple will make 
their home in Dalton.  Twice-a-week Providence Enterprise;   Friday Dec. 13, 1929


HARDEE-TEAGUE

The wedding of Miss Louise Carter Hardee and Dr. Russell E. Teague of
Providence was solemnized at 8:30 o'clock Thursday night at the home of the
bride's mother, Mrs. Louise Frazier Hardee, the Rev. Lon M. Call officiating. 
Mrs. O.G. Kunkel, twin sister of the bride, was matron of honor. Mr. Bernard 
Teague of Providence was his brother's best man. The bridesmaids were 
Misses Tevis James of Richmond, Ky., and Mary V. Higden of Cincinnati, 
Ohio. The ring bearer was Miss Ellen Mae Klaas of Battle Creek, Mich., 
niece of the bride.  The home was decorated in ferns and palms and smilax 
and Cathedral candles. Dr. Teague and Mrs. Teague left on their Wedding 
trip for Chicago and after December 19 will be at their new home, 1460 South 
Third Avenue. The out-of-town guests were, Mr. and Mrs. J.J. Teague and 
Miss Jonella Teague of Providence, Ky., Mrs. Roy Potts of Indianapolis, Ind., 
Mr. O. Frazier of Morristown, Ind. Dr. Teague is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J.J. 
Teague of this city and is a graduate of the Providence High School . He 
received his diploma in medicine from the University of Louisville in June 
and was one of a very few in the large class to make an honorary medical 
fraternity, For the past year he has served as the chosen  assistant by the 
most prominent surgeons in Louisville.  Twice-a-week Providence Enterprise;  
Friday December 13, 1929


BELT-HUGHES

Bennett Belt and Miss Mabel Hughes, both of Providence, were married in
Dixon Sat. By Judge A.L. Hall.  Twice-a-week Providence Enterprise;  
Friday Dec. 20, 1929


GOBIN-HARKINS

Less Gobin and Miss Nina Harkins, both of this city were married by Judge
A.L. Hall at Dixon Saturday.  Twice-a-week Providence Enterprise;  
Friday Dec. 20, 1929


FOX-BABB

Baxter Fox and Mrs Cannie Babb of Providence, were married by Judge A.L.
Hall at the court house in Dixon Saturday.  Twice-a-week Providence Enterprise;  
Friday Dec. 20, 1929