Double Wedding
"Ugh!" Patricia Palmer tilted up her [?]ty nose in a disgusted manner. "Isn't there anything in the world [?]nud and worms and stupid plants…
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Weddings, 1954
309 stories in Central West (Bathurst, Orange, Mudgee)'s papers · page 9 of 16
Weddings Grosse—montgomery
The wedding was celebrated at Mendooran on June 26 of Leona Beatrice, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. D…
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"I would like to have seen you before I die, but that, I, fear, is impossible." And so it proved, for within a few…
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"You'll never do it," he warned. "I'll take over the place from you and see that you don't lose by it." "Nothing doing," she said firmly…
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Miss Janice Crook, who became the bride of John Puddle last Saturday afternoon, was guest of honor at a bright little…
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"Just what I've been saying," broke in Pat. "But you're lucky living. In such a gorgeous place as Fairlead. Look at this ruin!" She…
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"Hullo, Mary, busy as usual?" he greeted her. "Where's. Pat? It's not often I have an hour or two off, but I'm free tonight, so I thought she…
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"Oh, well," she said, shrugging her slim shoulders, "everybody was doing it, and I had only one tiny cocktail, good, and he was right. I felt as…
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A wedding of interest to many Bathurstians took place last Saturday afternoon, July 10, in the Presbyterian Church, Crows Nest. when Elizabeth…
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"Well, as long as it isn't grubs or gooseberries" she sighed with the air of a martyr, and daintily clipped a rose from a loaded bush…
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At Holy Trinity Church, Dubbo, on June 17, the wedding was celebrated of Lynette Mary, youngest…
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[?]sh!" Pat bit off [?]thread with firm, white teeth. "I tell you I'm sick of this place and the stodgy people around—all except—"…
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Darker and darker grew the s[?]s as time went on, lightning and thunder followed each other in quick succession and a battle of the heat[?]chs…
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The bride was formerly Miss June Williams, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. E. Williams, of Lithgow, the groom…
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"I love reading, Her eyes li[?] up and without, realising that this man was her sworn enemy, she began to discuss her favourite pastime with…
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A wedding of district interest was celebrated at St. Lawrence's Church of England, Kandos, on Saturday,…
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Bright sunshine greeted the bridal party and guests at the mid-day wedding on July 3 of Miss Rosalind Mary…
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Almost simultaneously with their arrival at The Creek gateway came the hum of Ralph's car and with a hurried "Here's your prodigal…
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"Bat, Pat," she said, gentry "I don't think young A[?]s really serious. He's just playing — having a good time, as he calls it. I don't…
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"Pat!" Pulling herself together, Mary hurried out into the hall to tell her sister of the disaster that had taken away every atom of hope…
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