Coral Alice SUTTON [9025]

  General Notes:

1913 SA Birth SUTTON Coral Alice Lavis John SUTTON Clarissa Alice DYER Norwood 908/81

Cemetery: Summertown - HOCKHAM, Jack Edmund & Coral Alice (Coral Alice d. 16 Apr 1999 - Pub. ? )

The Advertiser (Adelaide) Satyrday 17 April 1999
Death Notice:
HOCKHAM, Coral Alice (nee Sutton). - Of Eudunda, formerly of Ashton and Magill. Passed away on April 16, 1999 at Eudunda Hospital, aged 86 years. Beloved wife of the late Jack Edmund. Much loved mother and mother-in-law of Cynthia and Max, Graham and Jeanette. Loved grandmother of Carolyn and David, Mary and David, Andrew, Alison and Anders, Martyn, Sharon and Rod, Elizabeth, Wendee-Anne and Rick. Great-grandmother of Daniel, Michael, Rebecca, Esther, Jonathon, Joseph, Benjamin and Anna. Remembering her with love.

HOCKHAM, Coral Alice (nee Sutton). - Dearly loved sister of Muriel Nicol and Delma Elkson and their families. Loving memories.

HOCKHAM, Coral Alice (nee Sutton). - Dearly loved grandma, great-grandma and special friend to Carolyn, David, Daniel, Michael and Jonathan Sharp. Mary and David Morris. Alison Anders, Rebecca, Esther, Joseph, Benjamin and Anna Oksbjerg, and Elizabeth Armstrong. Special soulmate, gardener, homemaker, welcomer and listener. God Bless you Grandma.

Funeral Notice:
HOCKHAM. - THE RELATIVES and FRIENDS of the late CORAL ALICE HOCKHAM are advised that her Funeral Service will be conducted in the Summertown Uniting Church, on TUESDAY, April 20, at 10.30 a.m. followed by a Committal Service in the Summertown Cemetery. Kleemann Funerals AFDA Lobethal 83896093.

Coral married Jack Edmund HOCKHAM [3582] [MRIN: 3262], son of James Francis HOCKHAM [8161] and Jessie WINFIELD [8144], on 16 Feb 1935 in Methodist Church, Uraidla, South Australia. (Jack Edmund HOCKHAM [3582] was born on 12 Apr 1908 in Basket Range, South Australia, died on 28 Jun 1986 in Stirling, South Australia and was buried on 2 Jul 1986 in Summertown Cemetery, South Australia.)

  Marriage Notes:

1935 SA Marriage 354/468 HOCKHAM Jack Edmund SUTTON Coral Alice Adelaide

The Advertiser Saturday 9 February 1935
Approaching Marriage:
SUTTON-HOCKHAM. -The marriage of Coral A., eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Sutton, of "Rosedale," Basket Range, to Jack E. only son of Mrs. and the late Mr. J. F. Hockham, late of Ashton, will be solemnised in the Uraidla Methodist Church on Saturday, February 16th at 7 p.m.

The Advertiser Tuesday 12 February 1935
Reports from Rural Centres
BASKET RANGE
An evening was tendered to Miss Coral Sutton, of Basket Range, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. Dyer, of Uraidla, before her marriage to Mr. Jack Hockham. A programme of musical items and games was provided. Miss Short sang and Irene Sutton gave a recitation. A competition was won by Miss Sutton and Mr. Friend. A home-made supper was served. Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Sutton, of 'Rosedale,' Basket Range, invited a number of relatives and friends to celebrate the coming of age of their elder son, Wilfred. Dancing and games formed part of the evening's amusement, and competitions were won by Mr. and Mrs. Bert Sutton. A wrist watch and key were presented to Mr. Wilfred Sutton br his parents. Supper was served.

Chronicle Thursday 14 February 1935
Approaching Marriage:
SUTTON-HOCKHAM.-The marriage of Coral A., eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.J. Sutton, of "Rosedale," Basket Range, to Jack E. only son of Mrs. and the late Mr. J. F. Hockham, late of Ashton, will be solemnised in the Uraidla Methodist Church on Saturday, February 16th at 7 p.m.

News (Adelaide) Saturday 16 February 1935
Women's Social Gossip, Conducted by Candida.
FIVE WEDDINGS TONIGHT IN HILLS AND CITY All Gowns Merge Into Trains Cobweb lace, ivory satin, and crepe satin trimmed with silver lame, will be worn by four brides, who will be married tonight. Each of the gowns has a train and waterlilies, tiger lilies, roses, and gladioli are used in the floral sheaves which will be carried.
Bride to Wear Ivory Crepe Satin.
Twisted silver lame and satin trim the ivory crepe satin bridal dress which will be worn tonight by Miss Coral A. Sutton at her marriage to Mr. Jack E. Hockham, only son of Mrs. and the late Mr. J. F. Hockham, formerly of Ashton. The bride is the eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L. J. Sutton, of Rosedale, Basket Range, and her father will give her away. The Rev. R. H. Lee will officiate at Uraidla Methodist Church. The bride's gown, which is moulded to the figure, merges into a train edged with kilting, and has cowl sleeves, tight-fitting from the elbows with points over the hands. Her embroidered tulle veil forms a second train, and will be worn with a halo of orange blossom. White flowers and fern will be arranged in the wedding sheaf. Green crepe trimmed with silver will be worn by the bridesmaid, Miss Muriel Sutton, the bride's sister. The frock is tight-fitting, with short, flared sleeves bordered with kilting to match the hem of the skirt. Pink trimming adorns her green hat, which with silver shoes will complete her toilette. She will carry a sheaf of pink flowers, and fern. The best man will be Mr. Glen Wright. A lido blue swagger suit and hat is the choice of the bride's mother, who will carry a tangerine posy. The bridegroom's mother will wear a brown frock and hat, and her posy will be autumn-toned. For travelling the bride will wear a brown and white swagger suit with brown hat, shoes, bag, and Gloves.