Unique Wedding
ADELAIDE.—Andrew Burness (16) gave away his mother, Mrs. Kathleen Burness, aged 67, when she was married to John Salmon (44) at St…
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Weddings, 1942
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Wedding Bells . . . MARTIN-NETTLE
The marriage of Bet, second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Syd Nettle, of Semaphore, formerly of Broken Hill, to Jim. eldest son of Mrs. B. Martin, of 132…
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The marriage of Miss Be! Nettle to Mr. Jim Martin was solemnised a the Sacred Heart Cathedral of 5.45 p.m. lost Wednesday, October 14. The bridesmaid was Miss Eunice Gearen, and Mr. Bernard Martin was best man…
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NEW YORK, October 17.—A Royal wedding of old-time splendor, with crowns, coat of arms, royal tapestries, and so on, was celebrated in a…
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THE marriage of Doris Evelyn, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. M. Slee, of Woodville Estate (S.A.), and John, only son of Mr. and Mrs. W. H…
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The marriage of Jean, second daughter of Mrs. A. Gearen, of 86 Beryl Street, and the late Mr. M. Gearen, to Bill, second son of Mrs Denley and the late Mr. W. Denley, was solemnised on Saturday evening of the Cathedral, the Rev. Father Brennan,…
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Austerity honors this week go to Miss Eunice Gearen, bridesmaid at two weddings within a week, who wore the same graceful green lace frock for both…
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Mixed bowls of pastel-shaded flowers were arranged in the Oxide Street Methodist Church by Mrs F. Kemp and Mrs. F. Trebilcock for the welding of…
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The marriage of Miss Joan Mur[?] elder daughter of Mr. W. Munro (manager of Dalgety's in Broken Hill) and Mrs. Munro to Lieut. Bill Dobbyn. [?]…
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Last Saturday at 2 p.m. in St. James' Church the marriage of Miss Myrtie Underwood to Mr. Jack Eddy was quietly solemnised. The ceremony was…
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LOVELY flowers from the Zinc Corporation were arranged in St. Peter's Church of England by Misses Bernice Flood. Joyce Webster, and…
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Wearing a gown of white lace and tulle veil caught with a coronet of gardenias find azaleas, and carrying a trailer bouquet of the same flowers. Norma,…
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SYDNEY.—Lottery No. 889 resulted:—First, 57859; "Wedding" syndicate; Mrs. J. Comerford, 6 Gosford Road, Broadmeadow; second,…
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Many people outback will be interested in the wedding of Miss Joan Munro and Lieutenant William Brougham Dobbyn. A.I.P. returned, which was solemnised…
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The marriage of Elsie May Martin second daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. [?] Martin, of Willaroy Station, via White Cliffs, to William Harold Green, third…
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FLORAL decorations were most attractive at St. Peter's Church of England, Lane Street, last Monday for the marriage of Miss. Joan…
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THE marriage was solemnized at St. Peter's Church of England on Saturday afternoon of Miss Hazel Sayers. youngest daughter of Mr. and…
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The marriage of Miss Rene Gilbey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Gilbey, of Mulga Valley Station, via White Cliffs, to Pte. Jack Dent of Broken…
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THE marriage of Constance, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. Clinch, of 111 Garnet Street, to William, second son of Mr. and the…
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The marriage of Con. youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E Clinch, of 111 Garnet Street, to Bin. youngest son of Mr. W. J. O'Malley. of Adelaide…
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