Clunes Wedding
Bonnie is the daughter of Mrs. E. M. Morrow, of Clunes and the late Mr. R. Morrow, and Ashley is the son of Mr…
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Baby's Mother Says Spent £100 In 1952 On Wedding Plans
SYDNEY, Thursday.—Miss Joan Murray told the Equity Court today that she spent about £100 on preparations to get married early in 1952. She said she spent approximately £50 on household utensils and £40…
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Mr. H. Williams, of Sydney, brother of the bride, and best man at their wedding, with his brother Fred journeyed to…
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A Spring wedding is planned on Saturday, September 26, at 6.30 p.m., at St. James' Church of England, by Marlene,…
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The members of the Federal Table Tennis Club and the Federal Youth Club combined to give Mr. Hughie Hill a…
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Parker, Ballina A recent Ballina wedding was that of Alma Chapman and Gordon Spicer…
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St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Kyogle, was decorated with arum lilies and poppies on Saturday evening,…
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St. Coleman's Roman Catholic Church, Kyogle, was decorated with arum lilies and gerberas last Saturday night when Margaret Fay Wilson, only daughter of Mrs. D. Trihey, of The…
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MR. AND MRS. N. RIPPS, who were married in the Kyogle Catholic Church on Saturday night last. Mrs. Ripps was formerly Miss Margaret Fay Wilson, of…
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Four ministers will take part to day in the wedding, ceremony of Miss Shirleyann Granger and Mr. John Stretch in St. Andrew's Church of England at 6 p.m. The Bishop of Grafton,…
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ST. JAMES' Church of England, Kyogle, was prettily decorated for the wedding of George Frederick Ellem and Muriel Joyce Johnston. George is the eldest son…
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IN a quaint and attractive setting of Early Victorian vogue the Rev. H. W. Carr celebrated a wedding of considerable interest at St. James' Church of England, Kyogle, on Saturday…
Continued on Trove, page 4 →Church Crowded for Country Bride's Wedding
At least 180 guests attended a country wedding of great interest, celebrated at St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Kyogle, on Saturday morning, October 3, by Rev. A. Wilson, when Fay…
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A recent Bangalow wedding was that of Jessie Watt and Keith Prior. Rev. J. Buck officiated…
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Among the guests present were folks from Tasmania, Brisbane, Casino, the Tweed and surrounding districts when the Rev. A. Wilson officiated at a very pretty wedding on Saturday morning, October 10 in St. Andrew's Presbyterian…
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A[?]t the wedding at Alstonville of Mary Smith Beh to Henry Erliest Porter, those who attended the bride and groom…
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There was a very large attendence at the Bexhill Hall when a kitchen tea was tendered to Miss Ivy Byrant, of…
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The christening of a grandson preceded the celebration at Mullumbimby of the golden wedding anniversary of Mr. and Mrs. James Bower, of Wilson's Creek Road…
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LITHGOW, Sunday.—More than 1,000 people waited in bitter wind and rain at Lithgow yesterday to see Marjorie…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Inglewood Wedding Of Local Interest
A wedding of local interest was that of Miss Dulcie Jean Smith and Trevor Allen Chaseling, which was celebrated at St. John's Church of England, Inglewood, on Saturday,…
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