L/ACW SELINA KNIGHT – L/AC LESLIE J WOODHOUSE
An RAF/WAAF wedding took place at St James’ Parish Church, Badsey, on Easter Monday between L/AC Leslie John Woodhouse of Dunsford House, Belbroughton, and L/ACW Selina Knight, younger daughter of Mr & Mrs W Knight of Badsey.
The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a gown of pale blue penne velvet with accessories to match and carried a bouquet of pink carnations.
BADSEY WEDDING
Miss S Butler – Sergt A G Ingram, RAF
The wedding took place at St James’ Church, Badsey, on Saturday of Miss Sheila Butler, younger daughter of Mr & Mrs Arthur Butler, Chalcroft, Badsey, and Sergt Albert George Ingram, RAF, son of Mr & Mrs G Ingram, Salisbury, Wiltshire.
The bride, who has been a member of the Women’s Land Army for the past 18 months, was formerly a teacher at Miss Morris’ Preparatory School, Evesham. The bridegroom has, for some time past, been a member of the ground staff of the RAF.
BADSEY
WEDDING OF MISS L SADLER
BADSEY
WEDDING OF MISS P D ANDREW
MARRIAGE
KINSEY-SAVORY
July 29, at St James’ Church, S E Kinsey of Hereford and Kathleen Mary Savory, only daughter of Mr George and the late Mrs Savory of Badsey.
A BADSEY BRIDE
Miss Alice Mustoe, sixth daughter of Mrs and the late Mr E E Mustoe of Ivydene, Bretforton Road, Badsey, and Mr Walter Henry Coward of 178 Osborne Road, St Dery’s, Southampton, were married in St James’ Church, Badsey.
BADSEY BRIDE
Miss M J Wheeler and Gunner D Rees Thomas
The wedding took place St James’ Church, Badsey, on Saturday of Miss Muriel Joan Wheeler, youngest daughter of Mr & Mrs T R Wheeler of 33 Synehurst, Badsey, and Gunner Daniel Rees Thomas, RA, youngest son of the late Mr & Mrs Thomas of Carmarthen, South Wales. The ceremony was performed by Canon W C Allsebrook. There was a full choir.
BADSEY BRIDE
RAF Guard of Honour at Wedding
The wedding took place St James’ Church, Badsey, on Saturday of Miss Freda Taylor, youngest daughter of Mr & Mrs R Taylor of 29 Synehurst, Badsey, and Mr Gordon H Akroyd, RAF, only son of Mr & Mrs C G Akroyd of Stanmore, Middlesex. The ceremony was performed by Canon W C Allsebrook.
BADSEY BRIDE
Miss F M Jelfs and Mr E J Ladbrook
The wedding took place in Badsey Parish Church on Saturday of Miss Frances Mary Jelfs, fourth daughter of Mr & Mrs F Jelfs of 4 Bowers Hill, Badsey, and Mr Eric John Ladbrook, only son of Mr & Mrs J Ladbrook of Bibsworth Avenue, Broadway. The service was conducted by Rev W C Allsebrook.
The bride, who was given away by her father, wore a pale blue morocain dress with maroon accessories with a spray of dark red carnations, and she carried an ivory prayer book.
BADSEY BRIDE
Miss C V Hall and Sergeant P P Turvey
The marriage took place on Saturday at St James’ Church, Badsey, of Miss Cicely V Hall, eldest daughter of Mr & Mrs W Hall of Inverdoon, Badsey, and Sergeant Percy P Turvey, third son of Mr & Mrs P P Turvey, 59 King’s Road, Evesham.
The service, which was choral, was conducted by Canon W C Allsebrook, RD. The hymns “Lead us, Heavenly Father, lead us” and “O perfect love” were sung. Mr Davis was at the organ.
