Melva June Engaged to Dexter William in Sunshine
The engagement is announced of Melva June of Maidstone to Dexter William, son of Mr and Mrs Turner, with the couple set to marry in Sydney Street, Sunshine.
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 04, 1949
Page
8
The engagement is announced of Melva June of Maidstone to Dexter William, son of Mr and Mrs Turner, with the couple set to marry in Sydney Street, Sunshine.
Martha Vien acknowledges sympathy received after a bereavement and invites recipients to accept Lynn as a personal representative of thanks. The note expresses sincere gratitude and is signed from Sydney Street, Sunshine.
In loving memory entries recall Elaine and other relatives with March death dates and family insertions. Also includes a stray note seeking a lost bike and a pale blue cardigan and a red kelpie with owner instructions.
Wanted after Easter for a young single man with no children. Sunshine of Footecray district preferring self contained flat or half house with one kitchen. Respond to Mrs Larter 53 Chapman Street via c/o Robinson's.
Brief note quotes Proverbs style verse about trusting in the Lord with all heart and not relying on own understanding. Mentions guidance in all ways and a catechism style insert by ELT, St. Alberts.
A jumble of local classified items from Sunshine including ducks and poultry accessories, carpets, runners, stoves, heaters and furniture. Items listed feature prices or offers, shop and street references such as Hertford Road Sydney Street Alice Street Sunshine and Macton Tyler Street with assorted secondhand goods like dining tables chairs cupboards and kitchen sets.
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