Doris WHITE [6897]

  General Notes:

SAGHS Newspaper Births database
Surname:WHITE
Given Names:Doris
Birth Date:30-Apr-1912
Source:Advertiser
Notice:Birthday
Publication Date:25-Apr-1992
Notes:Age=80.

  Research Notes:

The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954) Tue 9 Jun 1942
ENGAGED
Doris, only daughter of Mrs. Myrtle R. White, of Aldgate, and the late Mr. E. 'White, to James Chambers, only son of Mrs. P. Sinden and the late Mr. J. Chambers.

Doris married James CHAMBERS IV [6898] [MRIN: 2376], son of James CHAMBERS III [19334] and Mary Alice PROVIS [19332], on 27 Feb 1943 in St. Peter's College Chapel, Adelaide, South Australia. (James CHAMBERS IV [6898] was born on 27 Dec 1903 in Port Elliot, South Australia.)

  Marriage Notes:

SAGHS Newspaper Marriages database
Surname:CHAMBERS
Given Names:James
Spouse Surname:WHITE
Spouse Given Names:Doris
Source:Advertiser
Notice:Engagement
Publication Date:09-Jun-1942

The Mail (Adelaide, SA : 1912 - 1954) Sat 27 Feb 1943
Page 11
Town Jottings
AT St. Peter's College Chapel this afternoon, Doris, only daughter of Mrs. Myrtle R. White, of Aldgate, and the late Mr. Con. White, was married to James Chambers, son of Mrs. M. A. Sinden, of Victor Harbor, and the late Mr. J. Chambers. THE bride's mother is the author of the well-known novel 'No Roads Go By.' and Mrs. Chambers is herself an accomplished bush woman who can drove cattle and muster sheep as well as any man on a station. Her future home will be Mutooroo Station, near Broken Hill. A gown of cream lace with a cream tulle veil fastened with fresh flowers was chosen for the wedding dress. Miss Marjorie Jones was the only bridesmaid, and Mr. Rex Rad ford, cousin of the bridegroom, was best man.