Marriage of Howard Burnette & Marjorie Esther Gaylord, Comanche County, KSGenWeb Digital Library

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THE WESTERN STAR, 15 October 1915

Marriage of
HOWARD BURNETTE & MARJORIE ESTHER GAYLORD

BURNETTE - GAYLORD WEDDING.

At 8 o'clock p.m. on last Tuesday, October 12, occurred the wedding of Howard Burnette and Miss Marjorie Esther Gaylord, tp. of Comanche co.'s
well known and popular young people. The ceremony was performed at the M. E. parsonage in this city, the pastor, Rev. Ralph W. Yyrick, officiating. Only a few of the relatives were present. The young couple went on Wednesday to their home in the New Eden neighborhood. The groom is a son of Mrs. E. A. Burnette, of Logan tp., one of Comanche co.'s pioneer settlers. He has grown to young manhood in this county and hence is well known, especially in the eastern half of the county. His attention has long been given principally to farming, and in that line of work he has shown commendable industry and achieved a good degree of success. The bride has been a teacher in this county during the past three years, two terms south of Protection and one term in the DeLair district, She is most deserving young lady and is esteemed wherever she is known. She is a cousin of Walter L. Cook of this city. Her father now lives in Enid, Okla. The Star extends to Mr. and Mrs. Burnette good wishes for a happy married life, one replete with high and good works.

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