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Sue Thomas Married in Lae
THE marriage, at Lae, on Satur day night, December 1, of Miss Sue Thomas, daughter of the late Mr. Tex Thomas, of the Bulolo District, New Guinea, to Mr. William Stevens, af the Stubbs Construction Company, Lae, was notable for the assembly of old-timers.
The popular Sue decided that she should like as many as possible of her parents’ old friends to dance at her wedding; and the following were among those present at the re-
K lo M in , the T H ?. tel Cecil: Mr - “d M - f Leahy, Mr. and Mrs.
George Clark, Mr. and Mrs. W.
Cameron, Mrs. Alice Bowering, Mr and Mrs. Alec Malcolm, Mr. and Mrs Austie Ireland, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Hockey, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Hoyle and Mr. and Mrs. R. Pickard Mr. Leahy gave the bride away; Mrs. Cameron was matron of honour; Mrs. Pickard was hostess. t A new series of pictorial stamps has been issued for Pitcairn Is to replace the old George VI issue.
Handicrafts, an island-built whaler, Bounty Bay and the Bounty Bible are some of the designs.