Keilor Flower Show Highlights Local Garden Winners
The Keilor Flower Show on Saturday raised funds for the semional fund and drew strong competition across all classes. President Dr Parsons and officials were praised for smooth arrangements led by joint secretaries W F Wilding and F E Hardisty, with H O White opening the event. Prize lists include Miss D Farr and Mr J Walker in Roses, Mrs Parsons and Mr Walker for 3 Roses, and multiple winners in vegetables, cookery, and needlework.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Keilor
Dr. Parsons
H. O. White
L.A
J. O R. Parsons
Keilor Shire
Parsons
D. Milburn
N. Woods
Cy. Davis Flowers
R. Greville
Queen's Park
Moonee Ponds
D. Farr
Mr. J. Walker
Mrs. Parsons
Mrs. Nea
Mrs. J. Walk
Wedding Bells at Scots Church for Jessie McKay and F Parks
The marriage of Jessie Wilson daughter of the late Geo McKay and Mrs McKay of Kia Ora Sunshine to F Parks eldest son of Mr and Mrs Parks of Burwood Hawthorn was held at Scots Church Collins Street. The bride wore sky blue georgette with a tulle veil and Lily of the Valley bouquet. Attendants were Edith McKay and Joan Parks in pale blue marquisette. Ushers included H Fathers Ray Parks Keith and Ian Llewellyn. A reception and dinner at the Oriental Hotel followed the ceremony performed by Rev Hugh Burns. The bride's mother wore black georgette with lace and sequins. the bridegroom's mother wore duck egg blue.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Jessie Wilson
Geo. McKay
McKay
Edith McKay
Joan Parks
Mess
H. Fathers
Ray Parks
Keith
Ian Llewellyn
Oriental Hotel
Hugh Burns
Henderson-Bunting Wedding at Sunshine Methodist Church
Phyllis Bunting of Sunshine and L Henderson of Riddell united in matrimony at the Sunshine Methodist Church. Rev. Lewis officiated, with Mrs. Whelan decorating. Reception for 80 at Masonic Hall featured four generations, telegrams from Casterton and Talbot, and a band led by Mr. C Watts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Sunshine
Phyllis
WD. Henderson
Masonic Hall
Casterton
Talbot
Albion Cricket Club
Henderson
Riddell
Matthews
Castlemaine
Richmond
M.C
T. Calverley
Mr. C Watts
Wedding at St Mark's Church Guy and Edwards
Miss Jean Guy wed Mr. Frederick Edwards at St Mark's Church of England in a ceremony described as beautifully decorated with flowers. The event was held on Saturday with local attendees and church officials in attendance.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
St. Mark’s Church of England
Jean Guy
Frederick Edwards
Sunshine couple wed in flowery seaside ceremony
The couple, daughter of Mr and Mrs F Guy of Morris Street Sunshine and son of Mr and Mrs Frederick Edwards of Devonshire Road, married in a decorous service. The bride wore oyster Matana satin with a high neckline trim of miniature prayer books and a tulle veil, attended by Miss Elva Braddy in eau de nil georgette. The bridegroom was supported by Burns Andrewartha as best man, with a guard of honor from the Sunshine Girl Guides. A reception at the Shire Hall featured blue and lilac hues, with gifts from the Girl Guides and staff, and the couple departed for their honeymoon amid confetti.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Elva Braddy
Burns Andrewartha
1St
Sunshine Girl Guides
Girl Guides’ Association
Girl Guides and Brownies
Sunshine Potteries
Shire Hall
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Mr. Hardisty
Enderby
D. Parr
J. Pascoe
Mrs. Robins
Migs J. Milburn
J. Walker
R. Wong
Milburn and Baum
G. Milburn
W. Fox
D. Anderson
L. Brown
J. Milburn
H. Milburn
T. Brown
Mrs. Pascoe
R. Fox
J. Ellis
S. Milburn
A. Milburn
Craigie
W. Parsons
L. Milburn
D. Wright
Mr. Robins
Miss R. Fox
LD. Farr
Mrs. Garland
BR. Fox
Keilor School
Milburn
Hardisty
D. Hardisty
J. Brown
B. Milburn
D. Blogg
F. Cuartero
A. Kennedy
E. Davis
P.denness
T. Tortona
H. Blogg
B. Denness
Fox
Australia
France
G. Davis
B. Wong
J. Walk
E. M. Young
Gunnedah Street
Hone
Hampshire Road
H. Doherty
Parks—Mckay
Henderson—Bunting
Guy—Edwards
F. Guy
Morris Street
Devonshire Road
Barkly Street
Footscray
Tel
Electrical Contractors
Ring Footscray
Scovell & Spurling Quality Tailors
Barkly Streets
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