... resides with his sister, Mrs. R. T. James, of 2 Maesydyffryn, Glynneath, and Miss Rachel Jones, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Samuel Jones, of Maesyffron. Glynneath, took place at Maesyrhaf Chapel, Neath, the Rev. Clifford Pritchard, Addoldy, officiating ...

... sales. Wedding.- Mr. John Anthony Morgan, of 'Anghorta, Cwmgwrach, now with the R.A.F., and Miss Beryl Richards. of Bro- Dawel, Mo‘l; -o‘c. were married at Moylgrove Church. Before joining up, the bridegroom served at the Cardigan and Newcastle Emlyn branches ...

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... FRIDAY NEXT. MARCH 6th. 12. HERBERT R. THOMAS ||E NNI E. TAYLOR, and CO., B A. 1.) and MF.SSRS “r« in»trurtfd by Mr. T. John Hor*an, *E ■ JOHN DAVID. WATTS. and « > v l ry cTitlk* MORGAN 'F.A.T.I have received instruc- Fre'h Gslver, or Hpringinf. m « tions ...