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Carl Shelton Married to Miss Mary Moore
Source: Refugio Timely Remarks, November 3,
1933
News of the marriage of Carl Shelton to Miss Mary
Moore in Longview came as a huge surprise to the groom's many friends in
Refugio.
Mr. Shelton formerly resided here, where he has a host
of friends and considerable business interests. He is part owner
of Shelton-Bailey Motor Company.
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Wolfshohl - Boenig
Source: Refugio
Timely Remarks, November 3, 1933
Miss Lottie Wolfshohl and Mr. Martin Boenig were
married at the Presbyterian manse here Saturday, October 21, the Rev.
C.S. Long performing the ring ceremony. The wedding took place at
7 o'clock p.m. after which the party and a number of invited guests
adjourned to the Wolfshohl home near the Bayside gin for an evening of
festivities.
The bride is a daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex Wolfshohl
of Bayside, while the groom is a son of Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Boenig of
Woodsboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Boenig will make their home in Woodsboro.
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Doucette - Morgan
Source: Refugio
Timely Remarks, February 1934
Mr. Weldon James Doucette and Miss Edith Blanch Morgan
were married at the Presbyterian Manse here on Friday, February 9, at
3 p.m.
The Rev. C.S. Long performed the
ceremony, using the ring service.
Mr. Morgan and Mrs. Summers, father and sister of the
bride were in attendance.
The groom is in the employ of a trucking firm in oil
field work and they will make their home in Refugio.
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Pressley -
Van Ness
Source: Refugio Timely Remarks, November 28,
1929
“Married”
Mr. John Frances Pressley and Miss Emma Lee Van
Ness were united in marriage on Saturday night,
November 23, 1929
, at the Presbyterian Manse in Refugio, Rev. C.S. Long officiating.
The impressive ring service was used.
Mrs. Long and two brothers of the bride were the only witnesses.
Mr. Pressley is an enterprising young farmer of the Taft
community, where he has grown to manhood, being the third son of Mr. and
Mrs. Pressley of Taft. His
bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Van Ness of Woodsboro, formerly of
Sodville. They will reside
at Taft where a host of friends will join in wishing them a happy life.
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