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... bouquet multi-coloured free-da. The bridesmaids were the Misses June Guy. Dinah Millikin and Marv fcousins of the brideL Mi Jack Wilkinson was best man The Rev F. Tliomas (Vicar of Sunbury) officiated A recent lon was held Sunbury Parish Hall. ...
... and Mrs. W’llkinson, of Leamington. The Rev. Hugh Gibbins officiated. The bride, who was given away by her brother (Mr. Jack Wilkinson), was charmingly attired in ice blue satin, with a hat of mirror velvet to tone, and carried a shower bouquet of pink ...
... for several years been a member of the staff of Lloyds Bank, Rugby. The bride, who was given away by her brother (Mr. Jack Wilkinson), looked charming in a gown of ivory ring velvet, fashioned on medieval lines, with a silken girdle and flowing net veil; ...
... wedding of the bride’s father and mother 25 years ago. and also at the bride's christening. The canon had as servers Mr. Jack Wilkinson and Mr. Brian Olver. The bridesmaids were Miss Beryl Freak’.ey and Miss Zoe Gabriel. The best man was Mr. M. Lawrence ...
... Mr. W. P. Doylo and Miss Violet Barker took pi act quietly on Monday, June 18th, at Old Milvertou Church, Warwick. Mr. Jack Wilkinson, formerly of the Courier staff, was awarded a bronze medal at the Islington Civic Week Eisteddfod for reciting King Henry ...
... Mallinson, of Heswall, as matronsot-honour, and by Miss Mary Moxon, the bride's god-daughter, bridesmaid. The best man was Mr. Jack Wilkinson, of London, and the groomsmen Mr, John and Mr, R. S. Deacon. The ceremony and its setting were very, picturesque. The ...
... Mrs. and Miss Franklin. Mr. If. Hassall, Mrs. A. A. P.ow'botham. Miss L. Temple. Mrs. K. Chatfield. Mrs. F. Nead. Mr. Jack Wilkinson. Mrs, J. Allsopp. Mrs. H. Bromwich. Mrs. E. Williams. Miss H. Clarke. Miss A. Barsfcow. Mrs. R. Taylor. Mrs. Hyam. Miss ...
... parish, and wished him and Mrs. Thornton bon voyage.” Reference was also made the Vicar to the impending departure of Mr. Jack Wilkinson (of the Courier editorial staff; to take up an appointment on the Islington Gazette. For number of years Mr. Wilkinson ...