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1 CONC In the May 22, 1952 edition of the Georgetown Herald, the following engage
1 CONC ment was announced.  Mr and Mrs. John McEnery, Georgetown, announce the en
1 CONC gagement of their daughter, Marjorie Thelma to Kenneth Earl, son of Mr. a
1 CONC nd Mrs. John Allan, Acton.  The marriage to take place June 7th at 3:00 /
1 CONC m. in St. John's United Church, Georgetown.
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1 CONT Their wedding was written in the June 26th edition of the Acton Free Pres
1 CONC s.  St. John's Church Georgetown Setting for Allan-McEnery Nuptials.  In S
1 CONC t. Johns United Church, Georgetown on Saturday, June 7, Rev. John M. Smi
1 CONC th united in marriage Marjorie Thelma McEnery, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jo
1 CONC hn McEnery, Georgetown and Kenneth Earl Allan, son of Mr. and Mrs. John Al
1 CONC lan, Acton.  The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of wh
1 CONC ite lace over satin with pearl beading.  Her lace-edged fingertip veil fe
1 CONC ll from a matching headdress.  She carried a cascade of red roses with sat
1 CONC in streamers and bows.  Miss Lorraine Anderson of Hamilton was bridesmai
1 CONC d, gowned in gree lace over full net skirt and flower headdress.  Her bouq
1 CONC uet was of yellow roses.  Kerwin McPhail, Acton, was best man and the ushe
1 CONC rs were the bride's brother, Bill McEnery of Georgetown and Fyfe Somervil
1 CONC le of Acton.  Wedding music was played by Mrs. J. Evans.  A reception f
1 CONC or 50 guests was held in Memorial Hall, decorated with pink and white carn
1 CONC ations and streamers.  The bride's table was centered with a three-tier
1 CONC ed cake.  Recieving with the bridal party were both the bride's and groom
1 CONC 's parents.  Mrs. McEnery wore a dress of mauve nylon marquisette with whi
1 CONC te accessories and a corsage of yellow roses.  Mrs. Allan wore powder bl
1 CONC ue sheer with navy accessories and a corsage of deep pink roses.  Guests w
1 CONC ere from Toronto, Hamilton, Galt, Guelph, Eden Mills, Inglewood, Erin, Bal
1 CONC linafad, Norval and Acton.  A telegram of congratulations was received fr
1 CONC om the bride's grandparents in Winnipeg.  Amon the gifts was one from Jap
1 CONC an sent by the groom's uncle, Sgt. Earl Ryder.  For a wedding trip to t
1 CONC he Thousand Islands, Ottawa, Huntsville and other points, the bride chang
1 CONC ed to a pink gabardine suit with navy accessories.  Both announcements a
1 CONC re on file.