Wedding Tonight
At St. Mark's, Darling Point, this evening, Miss Elaine Knight, only daughter of Mr. and Mrs. R. Knight, of…
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Said Husband Stayed Drunk Since Wedding
A wife said in the Divorce Court today that her husband was drunk the day she married him, and had been drunk every day since. SHE was Florence May Harrigan…
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Mutual friends are continually meeting at the parties being given in honor of the Misses Nora O'Neill, Shelagh Kearns and Shirley McEgan, whose marriages take place next month…
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An English war bride whose marriage was delayed five months by an air crash arrived in an Australian port with five…
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Lovely Mrs. Patricia Osborne, widow of the late Flight-Sergeant Oliver Willis Osborne, R.A.A.F., yesterday married Flight-Lieutenant Denis Garvan, D.F.C., R.A.A.F. The ceremony took place at…
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Miss Elaine Knight and Dr. Sydney Player, who were married yesterday at St. Mark's, Darling Point, will return from their honeymoon in time to…
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A very pretty wedding was solemnised by Rev. Fr. J. Collins on April 7, at the Sacred Heart Church; Cabramatta. when Marie Irene, second daughter of Mr. and…
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NUPTIAL Mass followed the marriage at St. Vincent's Church, Ashfield, on May 5, of Patricia, daughter of Mr. Phillip Healey…
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Gordon-Braridman. The marriage of Lea, eldest daughter Of Cantor and Mrs. F. Brandnan of Bondi Road, Bondi to Mr. Max Gordon of…
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A wedding in which all members of the bridal party are attached to the R.A.A.F. was celebrated at St. Michael's Church of England, Vaucluse, on May…
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The marriage of Zelma Elaine, eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Johnston, .of Auburn, and John Joseph, only son of Mr. and Mrs. W. E…
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On May 26, a very pretty wedding took place in Guildford Memorial Congregational Church. The bride was Cpl. Marhorice Cochrane (A.W.A.S.) second…
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Before, delivering bis sermon last Sabbath, Rabbi I. Porush expressed the congratulations and good wishes of the congregation and himself to the Rev. and…
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OF special interest to Mudgee residents was the marriage celebrated at Deniliquin on May 12, of Miss Lola Frost, and Mr. Arthur…
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ZINNER-FREIBERG. The marriage of Rose-Ruth, daughter of Mr. and -Mrs. S. Freiberg, to Mr. Heinz Zinner, was solemnised at…
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Romance blossomed In Australia for pretty Yorkshire lass, Petty Officer L. ("Biddy")…
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Movies Again: Home from more than three years on the war fronts, Clark Gable is seen (at left) going over the script of a new MGM picture, "This Strange Adventure," with Greer Garson. At right: Sergeant John C. Coleman, the man who hit the headlines with his pronouncement…
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JERRY LAWRENCE, AIF, was in the train going home. He had 10 days' leave. Like most soldiers going home, he was thinking of a girl. Her name was Sue…
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Mr. and Mrs. H. Holbert, Senr., of Tea Gardens, Port Stephens, will celebrate their golden wedding today. They are in Sydney for the occasion,…
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The number of weddings today indicates that the charm of being a June bride is as great as ever. Olive May, eldest daughter of the late Mr. Hunt and Mrs…
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