This couple began their married life with excitement at the Mardi Gras in New Orleans. My husband & I have visited that wonderful city, but never at Mardi Gras. It must have been a fun tale to tell for the almost 60 years they were married.
Norine Brumfield
13 November 1902 MS – 31 March 1993 MS
Daughter of Frank Richard Brumfield & Julia Gardner
&
Harry Ernest Pittman
11 Feb 1890 MS – 2 April 1980 MS
Wedding Day
10 February 1934 MS
Magnolia Teacher Weds H. E. Pittman
Of interest to Pike countians and others in Southwest Mississippi is the wedding last Saturday of Miss Norine Brumfield to Mr. Harry E. Pittman.
The ceremony was performed in the home of Rev. T. W. Green, pastor of the Magnolia Baptist church, who officiated.
Immediately after the ceremony, bride and groom went to New Orleans, where after witnessing the Mardi Gras exhibitions, they went to the gulf coast to visit relatives of the bride.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brumfield of Leggett. During the past five years, she has been a member of the faculty of Magnolia high school, and deservingly, one of the most popular young women in Pike county.
The groom is a prominent young farmer and merchant living east of Fernwood. He is, also, an employee of the Fernwood, Columbia and Gulf railroad.
Semi – Weekly Journal
McComb, MS, 15 Feb 1934, page 4
Newspapers.com
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