Pearl Petrel Maria PADDICK [11674]

  General Notes:

1901 SA Birth PADDICK Pearl Maria Petrel, Celia PADDICKEdith GOLDER Morphett Vale 681/31
1966 SA Death 21A/8824 CARR Pearl Petrel Maria, Thomas Alexander CARR [H]Adelaide

The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1931 - 1954) Thu 30 Jul 1942
Private Advices:
Mrs. Pearl Smart has been no- tified that her husband, Cpl. Cecil Smart, of Onkaparinga Stud, Clarendon, died of wounds in Egypt on July 13. Cpl. Smart enlisted in July, 1940, and went abroad in February, 1941. He served at Tobruk. He leaves two sons, Peter and John.

Clarendon Kangarilla Cemetery: SMART Pearl 65y 24451; Mother of Peter & John, grandma

Clarendon Kangarilla Cemetery records
Surname CARR
Given Names Pearl Petrel M
Cemetery Clarendon - Kangarilla </page.aspx?c=1112>
Section I
Plot/Grave/Niche 57
Last Residence Clarendon
Age at Death 65y
Date of Interment 12/12/1966
(http://dcw.onkaparingacity.com/page.aspx?u=105&c=9931)

Pearl married Cecil SMART [2891] [MRIN: 5150], son of Lionel Lidgar SMART [9514] and Rosetta Maud GOLDER [9515], on 29 Aug 1931 in Methodist Church, Kangarilla, South Australia. (Cecil SMART [2891] was born on 16 Feb 1907 in Clarendon, South Australia and died on 13 Jul 1942 in EGT (Egypt).)

  Marriage Notes:

SAGHS Marriage Registration
SMART Cecil PADDICK Pearl Petrel Maria 29-Aug-1931 Lionel Edgar SMART Peter PADDICK Willunga 328/477


The Advertiser (Adelaide, SA : 1889 - 1931) Thu 2 Jan 1930
Engagement Notice:
PADDICK-SMART.The engagement is announced of Pearl, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Paddick, "Yaroona," Kangarilla, to Cecil, eldest son of Mr. and Mrs. L. Smart, "Hillsview," Clarendon.

Advertiser and Register (Adelaide, SA : 1931) Mon 17 Aug 1931
APPROACHING MARRIAGES
SMART - PADDICK. - The marriage of Pearl, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Paddick. Kangarilla, to Cecil, eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs. L. Smart, Clarendon, will be celebrated at Kangarilla Methodist Church on the 29th August, at 7.30 p.m.


Advertiser and Register (Adelaide, SA : 1931) Fri 4 Sep 1931
WEDDINGS
AT KANGARILLA
Last Saturday evening, at the Kangarilla Methodist Church, the marriage was celebrated of Cecil, elder son at Mr. and Ms. L. Smart, of Hill's View, Clarendon, and Pearl Petrel, third daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Paddick, of Yaroona, Kangarilla. The Rev. A. K. J'Ansen officiated. The bride, who was given away by her father, was smartly gowned in ivory satin, the bodice moulded to the figure, and with long sleeves and flared skirt. The embossed tulle bridal veil, which was edged with silver lace, was lent by her sister (Mrs. Micks). It was worn cap-wise, and held In place by a bandeau of orange blossom buds and formed the train. She carried a sheaf of white camellias with a touch of pink with pink streamers, and wore a pearl necklet. The three bridesmaids, Misses Hope and Ada Paddlck (bride's sisters), and Miss Elsie Thomas, were in different colors - blue, apricot, and pink crepe de chine ankle length, with long sleeves, and large bows at the back of waist. The lace straw hats matched each frock. They carried early Victorian posies of heuchera. Miss Betty Beck (bride's niece) was flower girl in rose pink georgette; early Victorian etyle, and she carried a basket of blossoms to tone. Mr. Vernon Smart was best man, and Messrs. Ralph and Boyce Paddlck groomsmen. A reception was held in the Kangarilla Hall, when more than 100 guests were entertained. The hall was decorated with blue, apricot, and pink streamers, and the tables arranged with Iceland poppies. The bride's mother (Mrs. Paddick) was gowned in cocoa toned silk marocain with touches of fawn, with hat en suite, and she carried a posy of autumn-tinted flowers. Mrs. Smart (bridegroom's mother) wore a light navy wool crepe de chine ensemble, and carried a posy of red rosebuds. The bride's travelling frock was of fawn marocain, with lace collar and cuffs worn with a nigger brown face cloth coat, with Iamb's wool collar and a hat to match.

Pearl next married Living