Wedding Bells Walker—ramsay
The Methodist Church, Nowra, was chosen by Miss Hazel Lloyd Ramsay for her marriage to Reginald Graham Walker on Thursday, 21st December…
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Weddings Gudgeon-irwin
A recent wedding of interest to Nowra residents was that of Mr. Mac Gudgeon and Miss Edna May Irwin, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W…
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Widespread interest was manifested in the marriage of Miss Vera second daughter of Mr and Mrs W. E. Bright, of Candelo, and Mr Allan…
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The marriage was celebrated at the Presbyterian Church, Nowra, on Saturday last, of Jean Winsome, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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Choosing a gown of tailored white silk lace, and wearing a cut tulle veil (lent by her sister, Mrs Galvin), held in place with a coronet of…
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The marriage of Mary, second daughter of Mr. ant Mrs. F. C. Brown, of âGovandale,â Thirroul, and Kenneth Charles, eldest son of…
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Pink and brown tiger lilies decorated St Michael’s R.C. Church for the marriage of Eileen Dympna. sixth daughter of the late Mr. W. I. Hyam…
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A pre-wedding tea was tendered Miss Eileen Hyam on the 31st January, at the home of Mrs. E. Ryan, Junction-street, by the ladies of the…
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Magnolia satin with appliquéd [?]ies on the bodice, and sunray pleated train, was worn by Miss Olive Manning Wray, eldest daughter of…
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I The Congregational Church, Lid[?] was the scene of a pretty wedding of South Coast interest on January 20, when Jean Ethel,…
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Those who suggested that the outbreak of war would result in ail exodus of population from Canberra, are being proved wrong in a manner…
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A correspondent writes:—At the home of the Rev. N. T. and Mrs. Bradshaw, a gathering of friends, numbering about 25, assembled at Caird’s…
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On Saturday, February 10th, and Mrs C. W. Ellis celebrated their golden wedding and their children Bert, Jack, Russ and Rhoda, tendered…
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The marriage took place at the Presbyterian Church, Nowra, on Saturday last, between Gladys May, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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The marriage took place at the Presbyterian Church, Nowra on Saturday last, between Gladys May, youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs…
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The Methodist Church was prettily decorated by the girl friends of the bride on Saturday last, when Edith Hilda, eldest daughter of Mr. and…
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A quiet but pretty wedding took place at All Saints, Nowra, on Monday last, when Daphne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. J. Cooper, of…
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A wedding of considerable local interest was quietly celebrated at the Gunnedah Methodist Church on Monday forenoon, 29th January,…
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The Presbyterian Church was chosen by Miss Jean Ethel James for her marriage with Mr. Keith James Wiley on Saturday last. Mrs. H. L…
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The Union Church, Carrbewarra, was the scene of a pretty wedding on, Saturday, 2nd instant, when Miss Edith Florence Brawn was married to…
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