Mr. B. J. Sinnock (Canterbury)
And Miss E. M. Hawkins (Bridge)

The marriage took place at St. Peter's
Church, Bridge, on Wednesday. the Rev.
Hubert. Knight (Vicar) ofliciating, of Mr.
Bertram John Sinnock, only son or Mr. and
Mrs. A. J. Snnock, 23, Nunnery Fields, Can-
tel. bury, and Miss Edith Mary Hawkins. only
daughter of Mrs. Hawkins, Riverdale House,
Bridge. and the late Mr. G. Hawkins.

The bridegroom is ' a we1l—known local
cricketer and has played for the Beverley
and Aha All-Air Force teams. He‘ is a
lea‘; Aircrafisman in the R.A.F‘.

.:-,\,»!de is a zbopular amateur singer. and
be 011’_ZS to a number of operatic societies.

Given away by Mr. E. Kingsnorth, a life-
long friend of her father. the bride wore a
Charles Wilson model gown of two-toned
pinklace. with a black picture hat. She car-
ried a bouquet of dark red roses.

As bridesmaid. Miss Madeleine Sinnock
(sister or the bridegroom) were a white spot
orgwndie dress over a green silk slip. with
a green halt to tone. Her bouquet was of
pale pink r:s*s.

‘ Mr. Harry Hawkins (brother of the bride)
Was best man.

A reception was held at Loyn’s Cafe. Can-

terbury, after which Mr. and Mrs. Sinnock

‘left for a ~1noneyrnoo=_i- 1'-our of Devon. The

bride travelled in a white linen dress. em-
broidered in navy. with a navy hat. white
gloves and shoes, and a navy and check coat.
""Th'e‘ bride gave the bridegroom a‘ fitted
wardrobe and received from him a fur coat.
There were more than 100 presents.