Western Mail Monday June 7th 1926. PHOTOGRAPH PAGE. Three weddings. 1)-Mr. Arthur WHITTAKER leaving St. John's Church Canton, with his bride, Miss Lily JAMES. Miss JAMES is a lieutenant in the 31st Company Girl Guides, who formed an escort from the church door. 2)- The wedding took place at Moriah Baptist Church, Tonypandy, of Mr. E. JONES, Tonypandy, and Nurse ROBERTS, of Borth, near Aberystwyth. L.to.R. The Rev. J.V. PUGH, Mr. E. JONES (bridegroom), Miss ROBERTS (bride), Miss Hettie JONES (bridemaid), and Mr. Will JOHN. M.P., J.P. (best man). (photographer L. LADD.) 3)- Mr. Arthur WILLIAMS, younger son of the late Mr. Dan WILLIAMS, of Morriston, who was married on Saturday at Salem Baptist Church, Landore, to Miss Ceinwen Irene Cox, daughter of the late Mr. John COX, The Mount, Plasmarl. (photographer CHAPMAN, Swansea). Penarth Sea Scouts.- Dedication and Presentation of the Colours to the 6th Penarth Sea Scouts by the Rev. Percy C. PEGLER took place at Trinity Wesleyan Church on Sunday. Included in the group are:- Mr. C.J. REES, Assistant Scoutmaster; Mr. W.A.P. HOSKIN, Scout Commissioner for Glamorgan; Mr. R.G. SANDFORD, Scoutmaster; the Rev.Percy C. PEGLER, who dedicated the colours; and Mr. F. JENKINS, troop secretary. (photo by CROWDEN). West Mon. Summer Golf Meeting. W.E.M. PHILLIPS, winner of the Brynmawr Cup and .H.S. HUGHES (Pontypool), winner of the medal round competition. (photo by WEDGBURY). Penarth Regatta.- The ladies committee. Mrs. George WRIGHT, Mrs. Sidney J. DYER (who presented the prizes), Mrs. A.G. GRAHAM, Miss W. DYER, Mrs. E.C. EDWARDS, Mrs. E..W. JONES, and Mrs. S. KRIEGER. (photo by J.W. CROWDEN). --------------------------------------------------------------------------------- With the name "John Noel QUINLAN" written on a piece of paper attached to the clothing, the body of a man, about 28 years of age, was found hanging from a tree in the road at Llandarne early on Sunday morning. The discovery was made by Edward MILLWARD, of Mill Farm, St. Mellon's, who cut the body down, and it was eventually removed to the Whitchurch mortuary. The body was that of a man 5ft.8in. in height, with dark brown hair and brown eyes, and dressed in a navy blue suit, white soft collar, brown mixture tie and cap, and black laced-up boots. Up to a late hour on Sunday night the body had not been identified. While picking ivy leaves from a wall bordering the River Taff, on Saturday, Beryl May HUGHES 6, daughter of Mr. John HUGHES, labourer, of Castle-street, Treforest, over balanced and rolled down a 20ft. bank into the water. Police-officers were quickly on the scene, but it was not until some time later that the body was recovered. Mrs. FEAR, wife of Councillor FEAR, Blaina, who collapsed in the street on Friday, died at her home on Saturday morning. She leaves one daughter and three sons, one of whom is Mr. Arthur FEAR, of the Royal Academy of Music and a well-known Welsh Baritone. At the inquest at Swansea on Daniel Matthews 52, a collier, of Gorse-road, Cockett, the widowe told the coroner (Mr. J.C. MORRIS) that her husband had been in very bad health with chest trouble. A few days before his death there was some unpleasantness at the house, and there was some rough play. The Coroner: I don't propose to go into that, because when I hear the doctor's evidence I think it will be right to say it had nothing to do with his death. Dr. P. McKETCHIE said there were marks of violence on the temple and chest, but death was due purely to natural causes- pneumonia. A verdict was returned accordingly. Playing for the Newport Customs and Excise C.C. against St. Mary's at Caerleon, G.E.N. GRIFFITHS took all ten wickets, his analysis being:- O. 12.3.  M. 0.    R.25.    W.10. In a ten-round contest Freed GEORGE (Kenfig Hill) and Billy GREEN (Taff's Well) drew, while over six rounds Stan JEHU (Maesteg) defeated "Slogger" FAHEY (Garth) on points. John Patrick