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NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. FIRST ARMY WEDDING IN NORTH WEST AUSTRALIA. THE BRIDE AND BRIDE-GROOM WITH GUESTS AFTER THE WEDDING. THE BRIDE, FORMERLY SISTER H.J. WOODHEAD OF ADELAIDE, AND GROOM LIEUT M. TIMBS, OF GLEN INNES, N.S.W. ARE MARKED WITH A CROSS. THE WEDDING WAS CELEBRATED IN A TYPICAL ARMY CHURCH. AT THE WEDDING BREAKFAST PREPARED BY HOSPITAL SISTERS AND HELD IN THE SISTERS' MESS, THE BRIDE CUT THE CAKE WITH A BAYONET. (NEGATIVE BY H. TURNER).
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. FIRST ARMY WEDDING IN NORTH WEST AUSTRALIA. LIEUT. M. TIMBS OF GLEN INNES, N.S.W. WITH HIS BRIDE FORMERLY SISTER H.J. WOODHEAD AFTER THEIR MARRIAGE. AT THE WEDDING BREAKFAST, PREPA
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. FIRST ARMY WEDDING IN NORTHWEST AUSTRALIA. LIEUT. M. TIMBS OF GLEN INNES, N.S.W. WATCHES HIS BRIDE, SISTER H.J. WOODHEAD OF ADELAIDE SIGNING THE REGISTER AFTER THEIR MARRIAGE IN TH
The first Army wedding in northwest Australia. NX56969 Lieutenant Maurice Carmel Timbs of Glen Innes, NSW, and his bride SX24677 Sister Heather Joan Woodhead of Adelaide, SA, leaving the church after
Darwin, NT. First Army wedding in northwest Australia. A typical camp church built of bush timber with bamboo walls was the setting for the wedding of Sister H. J. Woodhead of Adelaide, SA, and Lieute
NORTHERN AUSTRALIA. FIRST ARMY WEDDING IN NORTH WEST AUSTRALIA. ARMY SISTERS TAKING SISTER H.J. WOODHEAD'S UNIFORM TO HER PRIOR TO HER MARRIAGE TO LIEUT. M. TIMBS. THE SISTERS HAD JUST FINISHED LAUNDE
Adelaide River, Northern Territory, 24 April 1943. The first Army wedding in Northern Australia was held in a typical camp church at the 119th Australian General Hospital, built of bush timber with ba
