Arkansas Marriages
Anderson (IN) Daily Bulletin
(Published 09/21/1973)
09/28/1923
Carl Higginbotham & Rosa ????
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Higginbotham will
celebrate their golden wedding anniversary at an open house at their home,
The couple was married Sept. 28, 1923, by
the Rev. Shoffett in
They are the parents of Mrs. Sharon
Williams,
Harrison Daily News 05/12/1937
Lewis Clinton Higginbottom & Mrs. Dorothy Luci Axley
Licensed To Wed
Marriage licenses were issued May 8th by County Clerk Clyde Magness to…L. C. Higginbottom, 28, and Mrs. Dorothy L. Axley, 29, both of Mountain Home.
Northwest Arkansas Times 09/24/1945
Hilbert Higinbothom & Cassie Hardesty
Announcement has been made of the marriage of Miss Cassie Hardesty, daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. W. E. Hardesty of Fayetteville, to Hilbert Higinbotham, son of Mr. and Mrs. W, M. Higginbotham of Zanesville, Ohio. The ceremony took place September 1 at the home of the officiating minister, the Rev. O. L. Lierly. the bridegroom recently received hsi discharge from the service after 18 months in the South Pacific area.
Northwest Arkansas Times 10/17/1964
Janice Jean Higginbotham & Kenneth M. Terry
The engagement of Miss Janice Jean Higginbotham to Kenneth M. Terry has been announced by the bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Flora Higginbotham, 121 S. Gregg. Mr. and Mrs. M. L. Terry, Rt. 2, are parents of the future bridegroom. the wedding is planned for Nov. 14.
Northwest Arkansas Times 08/22/1976
Willie Ray Higinbothom & Patricia Lynn Abbiatti
Log Cabin Democrat August 6, 2000
Jeremy Lawrence Higginbotham & Billie Paulette Lackey
Miss Lackey is wed to Mr. Higginbotham
Billie Paulette Lackey of Conway and Jeremy Lawrence Higginbotham of Maud,
Texas, were united in marriage at 1 p.m. Saturday (June 17, 2000) on Hot Springs
Mountain in Hot Springs.
The bride is a daughter of Preston and Billie Lackey of Jasper. The groom is a
son of Michael and Debbie Flowers of Maud and Tim and Teresa Higginbotham of
Little Rock.
The Rev. Carmen Moshier of Hot Springs officiated at the double-ring ceremony.
The outdoor wedding ceremony took place in a pagoda overlooking the city of Hot
Springs. Arrangements of white flowers and green ferns adorned with pink bows
flanked the ceremony. White lace, green ivy and pink ribbon also decorated the
pagoda.
The bride walked to "Bottomless Love." The song "Crash" was immediately played
after the vows.
The bride wore a full-length, sleeveless, pale mint green dress with an ivory
lace overlay. She wore a pearl necklace with a diamond and pearl drop pendant
with matching earrings. Her headpiece was a beaded pearl headband. She carried a
bouquet of pale pink roses, accented with ivory, and baby's breath tied with
pink and lace ribbon.
A luncheon and reception followed the ceremony at Gilligan's Restaurant.
After a honeymoon in Hot Springs, the couple are at home in Maud.