Miss Winifred Harker and Sapper R V Jones

Miss Winifred V M Harker, only daughter of Mr & Mrs C Harker of 18a Littleworth Street, Evesham, was married at St Laurence Church, Evesham, on Saturday to Sapper Ronald V Jones (RE), second son of Mr & Mrs F C Jones OF Badsey.

The ceremony was conducted by the Vicar of Badsey, Canon W C Allsebrook, assisted by the Vicar of Evesham, Canon T Charles Jones.  The bridegroom’s brother, Mr Cecil Jones of Badsey was best man.

Miss Nellie Moore and Mr A J Harwood 

Miss Nellie Moore, daughter of Mrs E Moore of 8 Littleworth Street, Evesham, was married at St Laurence’s Church, Evesham, on Saturday, to Mr Arthur James Harwood, youngest son of Mr & Mrs Walter Harwood of Badsey.

The bridegroom is a market gardener and the bride for the past eight years has been employed by Mr G H Phipps of 11 Albert Road, Evesham.

Miss Ivy Jinks and Mr H W Evans

Youngest daughter of Mrs M J Jinks of 43 Merstow Green, Evesham, Miss Ivy Mildred Jinks was married at All Saints’ Church, Evesham, on Saturday, to Mr Horace William Evans, youngest son of Mr & Mrs A E Evans of Sands Lane, Badsey.

The ceremony was conducted by the Vicar of Evesham, the Rev Canon T Charles Jones.  Mr F J Stevens was best man.

Miss Marjorie Knight and Mr William Charles Knight

A wedding of considerable local interest took place at Middle Littleton on Saturday when Miss Marjorie Knight, eldest daughter of Mr & Mrs George Knight, 9 School Road, Middle Littleton, was married to Mr Williiam Charles Knight, eldest son of Mr & Mrs William Knight of Hinton Villa, Badsey.

The bridegroom is a member of the Badsey Rangers Football Club Committee and is on the committee of the Sandys Arms Club.  He is also a member of the King Edward Air Gun Club.

Miss F M Meddings and Mr A E Sears

The wedding took place at Aston Somerville Church, Broadway, on Saturday, of Miss Florence Mary Meddings, youngest daughter of Mr W G Meddings of Aston Somerville, and Mr Albert Edward Sears, youngest son of Mr F Sears of Badsey.

Given away by her father, the bride wore a dress of white taffeta and carried a bouquet of gold-coloured chrysanthemums.

The only bridesmaid was Miss J Sandel, bridegroom’s cousin.

SOLDIER’S WEDDING AT PERSHORE – Sergt R Porter and Miss E Knight

Six Sergeants of the Worcestershire Regiment formed a guard of honour at the picturesque wedding of a colleague at Pershore Abbey on Saturday afternoon, which was witnessed by a large attendance.  The Vicar, the Rev Lancelot G Bark, officiated.

The bridegroom was Sergeant Reginald Alfred Porter, third son of Mr & Mrs Alfred Porter of the Church Row, Pershore, and his bride, Miss Edna Nash Knight, daughter of Mr & Mrs C Knight of The Leys, Badsey, Evesham.

EVESHAM WEDDING – Miss B A Morgan and Mr H W King

The wedding was solemnised at All Saints’ Church, Evesham, on Saturday, of Miss Beatrice Annie Morgan, youngest daughter of Mrs and the late Mr G Morgan of 48 Mill Bank, Evesham, and Mr Henry Walter King, son of Mr & Mrs G A King of The Orchards, Badsey.

A surveyor, employed by Messrs Espley & Co, builders, High Street, Evesham, the bridegroom is a local organist, and at one time conducted a dance band.  The bride has for some time been employed by Messrs Willmott’s Ltd, Evesham.

EVESHAM WEDDING – Miss J N L Hampton and Mr F E Knight

Miss Joyce Nancy Lillian Hampton, daughter of Mr & Mrs E J Hampton of Sinloa, Broadway Road, Evesham, was married at St Peter’s Church, Bengeworth, Evesham, on Saturday, to Mr Frank Edwin Knight, only son of Mr J E Knight and the late Mrs Knight of Fairview, Badsey.

WEDDING OF MISS B WHEELER

The wedding took place at North Littleton Church on Tuesday of Miss Beryl Mary Wheeler, eldest daughter of Mr & Mrs G Wheeler of Hill View, North Littleton, and Mr William Henry Hall, eldest son of Mr & Mrs W Hall of Badsey.

Miss R Huxley and Mr A Russell

Miss Rose Huxley, the third daughter of Mrs R and the late Mr E T Huxley of 54 Avon Street, was married in St Laurence Church on Thursday to Mr Aubrey Russell, the only son of Mr A and the late Mrs Russell of Badsey.

The bride wore a white satin gown with a short train and a long white veil held by a halo of orange blossom.  Her bouquet was of pink tulips.  She was given away by her brother, Mr E Huxley.

The bridesmaids were Miss E Huxley, Miss K Huxley, Miss M Huxley (sisters) and Miss B Burtonwood (friend).