Mexborough and Swinton Times December 30, 1939

Miss Nora Charlesworth, youngest daughter of Mrs. A. Charlesworth, Burman Road. Wath, was married at Wath Parish Church on Tuesday, by the Rev. B. Russell to William Prince, only son of Mrs. J. E. Prince, Carnley Street, West Melton.

The bride given away by Mr. J T Gilbert, wore a floral frock, a clover coat trimmed with grey astrakhan and black accessories: she wore a spray of orchids. Attendants were Mrs. W Gilbert in a black coat frock trimmed with clover and petrel blue and Miss M Charlesworth in a petrel blue two-piece. From the bridegroom they received brooches, and they also wore sprays of pink carnations. The best man was Mr. T. A Hudson and the groomsman Mr. F. Fisher.

A reception was held at the bride’s home, her mother wearing a mulberry coat frock with a spray of pink roses and the bridegroom’s mother brown floral dress with a spray of cream roses. The presents included an oak fire screen and coal scuttle from the Postmaster at Wath