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1 CONC The marriage write up in the Erin Advocate, Thursday, December 13, 194
1 CONC 5, a copy of which is on file, reads as follows:  Nodwell-Till Nuptia
1 CONC ls   Evergreens and autumn flowers formed the setting for a pretty weddi
1 CONC ng in Bethel Church, Price's Corners, Saturday, Nov. 17, at 5 p.m. when Mi
1 CONC netta Pearl, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Till, of East Garafraxa, beca
1 CONC me the bride of Robert Douglas Nodwell, only son of Mr. and Mrs. Elwood No
1 CONC dwell, of Erin Township.  Rev. W. D. Turner officated in the presen
1 CONC ce of a large gathering of friends and neighbours.  Given in marriage by h
1 CONC er father, the bride was lovely in a gown of white embossed silk organza o
1 CONC ver satin, which lengthened into a court train.  She wore an elbow leng
1 CONC th veil of white silk net with matching halo and carried a bouquet of whi
1 CONC te roses and mums.  The bridal party took their places to the strains of w
1 CONC edding music played by Miss Florence Johnston.  Mr Gordon Nodwell, cous
1 CONC in of the groom, sang "The Lord's Prayer."  Mrs. Lloyd Rennick, sist
1 CONC er of the bride, was matron of honour, gowned in blue double net over taff
1 CONC eta with shoulder-length veil and carrying a bouquet of pink roses and mum
1 CONC s.  The bridesmaids, Misses Annie Till and Audrey Nodwell, sisters of t
1 CONC he bride and groom, were dressed alike in pink doublenet over taffeta wi
1 CONC th matching veils and carried bouquets of Chrysanthemums.  Mr. Jack McEach
1 CONC ern was best man.  Little Joan Nodwell and Stuart Duncan, cousins of the g
1 CONC room, acted as flower girl and page boy.  The ushers were Messrs. Wilfr
1 CONC ed Till, Bob McEnery and Lloyd Rennick.  During the signing of the registe
1 CONC r, Mr. Gordon Nodwell sang, "O promise Me".  The reception was held in t
1 CONC he Sunday School room of the church, tastfully decorated with pink and whi
1 CONC te streamers and white bells.  The bride's table was centred with a three-
1 CONC tiered wedding cake and tall pink tapers.  Receiving with the wedding par
1 CONC ty was the bride's mother, wearing a fuchsia crepe dress and black accesso
1 CONC ries, while Mrs. Nodwell, mother of the groom, wore black embossed crepe a
1 CONC nd black accessories, with corsages of American Beauty roses.  The happy c
1 CONC ouple left amid showers of confetti and good wishes for southern point
1 CONC s.  They will reside near Hillsburgh.