Married In Adelaide. Warnes—martin Wedding
The wedding of Miss Joan Martin, the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Martin, of Broken Hill, and Mr. Tom Warnes, youngest son of Mr. and Mrs. I…
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Weddings, 1941
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Warnes-Martin Wedding
ALMOND blossom, Arum lilies, and a touch of wattle, made charming decoration at St. Peter's College chapel, Adelaide, last week,…
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At a very quiet ceremony in Victoria today the marriage will be solemnised of the Mayor of Broken Hill. Alderman P. J. Rowe, and Miss Maisie Lee. second…
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The marriage of Coral, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Les Radford of Nicholls Street, to William, youngest son of the late Mr. and Mrs. C. Lawn, formerly of…
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A well known Broken Hill boy. Leading Aircraftsman Bill Thompson, was married at the Church of England. Parkes New South Wales at 6.30 p.m…
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In a blaze of spring-like sunshine [?] wedding of Miss May Barnes and M. William Blanks was solemumed at the Sulphide Street Methodist Church [?]…
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RICH, self-patterned ivory parch ment satin fashioned the bridal gown worn by Miss Phyllis Perry when her marriage to Mr. Llewellyn Parr was solemnised on Saturday. The Rev. L. R. Barker officiated at…
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Mr. and Mrs. John Noble, of Mount House, Port Noarlunga, celebrated their diamond wedding in the local institute on June 30. Mrs. Noble…
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THE marriage of Miss Nancy D. Gainer, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Gainer, of 420 Morgan Street, to Mr. James A…
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In perfect spring weather, the wedding of Miss kath Mudge, eldest daughter of Mr. V.Mudge of Turkey plains and the late Mrs.Mudge to Mr. Ron Harvy…
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THE culmination of an outback romance was the marriage on Saturday of Miss Kathleen Mudge and Mr. Ron Harvy, two popular…
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When Miss Audrey Dasborough and Mr. Hugh Francis Fisher were married at St. Peter's Church of England on Wednesday afternoon, members of the…
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Left:— Miss E. Stanley and Mr. I.E. Holiday who were married at the Oxide Street Methodist Church on…
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The first double wedding to be celebrated in Broken Hill for many years took place at St. Peter's Church of England at 4 o'clock on Saturday afternoon…
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A quiet wedding was tolemnised at the Baptist Manse on Saturday, August 16 when Miss Mavis Creeney, of Argent Street, was married to Mr. Oliver…
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ALL-WHITE frocking was chosen by Misses Babs and Dulcie Aitken for their double wedding at St. Peter's on…
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A Quiet wedding was that of Mavis Jean, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. Greeney, of 535 Argent Street, and Oliver Edward, eldest son…
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A very enjoyable evening was spent at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Ron Stevens in Wills Street on Sunday week the occasion being their 13th wedding…
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PEARCE—TREVENA—On August 31. 1916. at the Blende Street Methodist Church. the marriage of Elsie Matthew Trevena and Henry Clifton Pearce was…
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Miss [?] Brady made a very attractive bride for her marriage to Mr. Aubbery Corkill which was solemnised at the Sacred Beatt Cathedral at [?]…
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