Record overview
This April 6, 1952 News and Courier report documents the marriage of Ruth West of Florence and Harold Chalmers Poston at The Citadel Chapel. The notice states that, after a wedding trip, the couple would make their home in Florence. It is a strong contemporary record for the twentieth-century Poston family line.
What this document establishes
- The report documents the marriage of Ruth West and Harold Chalmers Poston.
- It identifies The Citadel Chapel as the ceremony location.
- It states that the couple would make their home in Florence.
What it does not establish
This notice does not independently prove the full nineteenth-century descent chain connecting the twentieth-century family to Andrew Poston’s branch.
Source provenance
- Publication
- The News and Courier, Charleston, South Carolina
- Date
- April 6, 1952
- Page
- 41
- Archive record
- 29
- Record type
- Contemporary marriage notice
Extracted OCR text
NewsBank
Charlesto: n News and Courier Papen:as The News and Courier)- April 6, 1952- page 41
April 6,
1952 | Charleston News and
Courier (published as The News and Courier) | Charleston, South Carolina
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Page
| Miss West Weds
H.C. Poston
‘In Chapel Rites
the nuptials. Music was by the and carried a flower nosegay in|
pink and Javender.
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chapel organist,
The bridegroom's brother, Mr.. Members of the families and a
Lanice - Poston of Lake City, was few intimate friends were ijn atbest mah.
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tendance. After a wedding trip the
For. her marriage the bride chose | couple will be at home in Florence
a suit-of navy blue faille, navy at 1148 Heatherwood Circle.
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came the bride of Mr Harold other accessories. of navy blue, and
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CITATION (APA STYLE)
(1952, April 6). Charleston News and Cou! rier, p. 41. Available from NewsBank: Access World News - Historical and Curren t: https://infoweb.newsbank.com/apps/news/document-view?p=WORLDNEWS&docref=image/v2%3A13CCA871AD118D5A%40EANX-NB-158A0368AD923B3E%4024341 09-1589B2C85FD90151%4040-1589B2C85FD90151%40.
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