From the Erin Advocate on Sept 23, 1948, a copy of which is on file.  Moodie - McEnery
A very pretty autumn wedding was solemized in Burns' Presbyterian Church, Erin, which was tastefully decorated in ferns, gladoli and roses, on Saturday, September 18, at 4 p.m. by Dr. Aitken, Hillsburgh, assisted by the bride's pastor, Mr Allan Vair, of Erin, when Ronald Adrian Moodie, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Moodie of Brampton, was united in marriage with Blanche Christena, elder daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. F. McEnery of Erin.  The bride entered the church on the arm of her father to the strains of the wedding march played by Mrs. Auburn Wright, organist and choir leader of the church following the processional sweetly rendered by the choir who all joined in the choral service.  Her gown was of white satin, with yoke of net and high neckline, and long pointed sleeves, the skirt caught with sweetheart bows over a hoop which revealed a petticoat of fine lace, and she wore the traditional wedding veil caught in coronet of seed pearls.  Her maid of honor, Miss Audrey Nodwell, of Hillsburgh, was gowned in blue faille taffeta and her bridesmaids, her only sister, Miss Merle McEnery wore rose faille taffeta and the groom's sister Miss Ellen Moodie wore green faille taffeta.  The gowns were all similarly designed in off-the-shoulder necklines and bustle skirts.  They carried bouquets to blend with their gowns, and wore double strands of pearls, the gift of the bride.  Mr. Murrany Moodie performed the duties of best man and the ushers were Mr. Bob McEnery and Mr. Stewart Moodie.  At the close of the ceremony the choir sweetly rendered the Lord's Prayer and during the signing of the register rendered a beautiful anthem.  The reception was held at the home of the bride where the bride's mother, wearing deep grey with matching hat and a corsage of golden roses, assisted by the groom's mother, attired in Victorian green, matching hat and corsage of deep pink roses, recieved the guests.  Later in the evening the young couple left for points west,  the bride attired in navy blue, dark brown furs, and a corsage of roses.,  On their return they will be at home to their friends at their home in Belfountain after November 1st.  The guests who numbered seventy five were present from Brampton, Toronto, Streesville, Bradford, Guelph, Ottawa, ARthur, Georgetown, Hillsburgh and Erin.

From the Erin Advocate on October 28, 1948:  Presentation to Newlyweds  A very  pleasant evening was spent at the pavillion at Stanley Park when the friends of the community gathered to do honor to a newlywed couple, Mr and Mrs R. A. Moodie.  Mr. Jas. Miller ably filled the duties of chairman and after calling those present to attention asked Mrs. Emery Sargent to read a very well worded address to Blanche and Ron.  A presentation of a Coffield electric washer, and a substantial sum of money was made by the boys of the committee who had given so kindly and generously of their time to make this evening one of the highlights in the lives of the young couple.  The music which was supplied by Messrs. Harvey Fisher, Joe Steen, Bob Meehan and Mrs. Alvin Fisher was appreciated and dancing was enjoyed by all.