Wedding Bells CREAGAN--MARKS
A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated in the Catholic Church at Woy Woy on Tuesday morning, 18th December, at 10 a.m., when Miss…
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11 stories in Central Coast's papers
Wedding Bells
A marriage took place in the Seventh Day Adventist Church, Lisarow, on Monday afternoon, between Mr. George Cowan and Miss Daphne Martin…
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A pretty wedding was solemnised at Christ Church, Gosford, on Saturday, 19th January, by Rev. A. E. Saxon, when Alice, eldest daughter of the…
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A very plain and beautiful wedding, "the beauty and charm being in its simplicity," took place in the Methodist Church, Gosford, on Monday, Feb. 25th…
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St. Luke's Church, Blackwall, was crowded with relatives and friends on Saturday afternoon, Feb. 16, to witness the marriage of Mr. Cecil John…
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Mr. Horace Gilkinson, of Kangy Angy, and Miss Adams, of Wyong, will be joined in the bonds of matrimony on Saturday next, at a Wyong Church…
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At Wyong Methodist Church on Saturday last, a pretty wedding was celebrated by the Rev. S. G. Cowled, when Miss Adams, daughter of Mr…
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Mr. and. Mrs. George Jaques, of Ourimbah Greek, will celebrate their golden wedding on Saturday, April 20th; and friends will congratulate…
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When Miss Eveleen Fowler entered St. James' for her recent marriage with Mr. M. W. Westren, she wore the loveliest frock of ivory satin and…
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The marriage of Miss Ethel Wilkes, youngest daughter of the late Mr. R. J. Wilkes, of Wyong, and Mrs. Wilkes, to Mr. James Eyb, son of Mr. and…
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The marriage of Miss Doris Beeston, of Belmore, and Mr. D. McLachlan, Headmaster of Lisarow Public School, [?] take place at St. Stephen's…
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