Wedding. Long—wright
A quiet ceremony in the Wellington Methodist Church marked the joining of George Hampden Long and Frances May Wright in the bonds…
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Weddings, 1930
133 stories in Dubbo & the Western Plains's papers · page 2 of 7
Wedding Mostyn—gage
A WEDDING which excited considerable local interest was. celebrated at St. John's Church of England yesterday afternoon by the…
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On January 6, at St. Brendan's Church, A[?]andale, Father Rohan celebrated the marriage between Linda Maud, eldest daughter of Mrs. P. L…
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St. Brigid's Church, Dubbo, on Wednesday was artistically decorated with roses, on the occasion of the marriage of James Walker, of Nyngan, whose…
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A VERY pretty wedding took place in the Methodist Church, Bodangora, on Thursday last, when Mr. Hilton Roy Quinton, of Gwabegar, and…
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Wedding bells rang merrily on Tuesday morning. February 25, for the prettiest of brides, when Miss Kathleen Wallington mounted the…
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Wedding bells rang merrily on Tuesday morning, February 25. for the prettiest of brides, when Miss Kathleen Wellington mounted the steps of…
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St. Phillip's Church, Church Hill, was beautifully decorated on Saturday afternoon, when at 4 p.m. Miss [?] Williams, only child of Mr. F. J. [?]…
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A heavy dust and windstorm, with thunder and lightning, broke over the town on Thursday evening. No rain fell in town, but 66 points were…
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A very pretty wedding was celebrated at St. Mary's Cathedral, Sydney, on Thursday last, when Margaret Marion, second daughter…
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A heavy dust and windstorm, with thunder mid lightning, broke over the town on Thursday evening. No rain fell in town, but 66 points were…
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ON January 24th at St. Paul's Church of England, Oatley, a pretty wedding was celebrated by the Rev. T. Saunders, the contracting parties…
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THE happiest bride is not altogether happy on her wedding morning! When it comes to the point of actually having to leave the old home…
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A quiet but pretty wedding was celebrated in the Baptist Church yesterday afternoon, when Miss Myrtle Phillips of Bathurst, daughter of Mr…
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A wedding of more, than ordinary interest was celebrated at St. Barnabas' Church, Coomimble. Rev. R. Olsen officiating, when Miss Betty…
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A UNIQUE wedding in the outback is described by the Rev. E. Ball, attached to the Queensland Methodist Inland Mission. Travelling in…
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During the Master season, wedding bells will peal merrily for many blushing brides. Already relatives and friends are giving thought to the…
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Saturday. 8th March last, marked the wedding of Mabel, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs W. Dundas, of Narromine, to Mr. John Gibson, eldest son…
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Pale pink ninon was chosen by Alma Ivy Bryant, second eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. Bryant, of 134 Bourke-street, for…
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It looks as though there wil be a double wedding in Melbourne next September, when Captain Kingsford-Smith and Miss Mary Powell are to be…
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