Petite Ball Sept 1 Promises Fine Time
Local notice invites participation in a petite ball on September 1 with a fun event featuring the destroyer Voyager. The listing emphasizes a bright social gathering and enjoyable activities for attendees.
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Newspaper
Bowen Independent
Location
Bowen, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 23, 1939
Page
2
Local notice invites participation in a petite ball on September 1 with a fun event featuring the destroyer Voyager. The listing emphasizes a bright social gathering and enjoyable activities for attendees.
Mrs D Walker and sons Hugh and Lance entertained at Brisbane Street while Mr Dyrand and Mr G Maclean hosted an overland trip to Hewen for a weekend visit. Militia ball attendees included Col and Mrs A R Heron and many from Proserpine. John Kelly to Brisbane for sailing season. Mrs W D Gry recovering from surgery.
The Press Ball is praised as a social highlight that also promotes good conduct among youth. It features free advertising and services for Ambulance aid, two orchestras, buffet supper, free night edition of the Nightie, and a low admission price. The event aims to entertain while spotlighting proper behavior and community welfare.
A period of stagnation ends as Dublin sees a swift building surge. Over the past twelve months spending on new buildings and alterations reached £21,978 10s, with dwelling totals at 20 valued £10,547 and additions for 13 other dwellings. Additional projects include five more structures valued at £1,055 and ten other improvements, signaling renewed prosperity.
The Bus-Collector of Customs warns of arrangements around a naval visit to Bowen from Friday to Monday September 1 to 4. He directs contacting the Commanding Officer for sporting fixtures and entertainments. Also promoting "Naughty, But Nice" show at Grand Theatre on August 20 in the Press Hall.
The week brought much warmer air with highs near 87 as a north wind shifted to dal and a wireless cyclone warning arrived. A wild westerly sweep carried dust and furve while temperatures showed 40.5 to 7 on Monday and 87 to 84 on Tuesday. See Comla Maka at The Owen Independent, noted for the cutest acts. 1/6 doz en.
Hamnva announces a new feature at Bowen’s dance event The Voice of the Dancing Public. A panel of two ladies will select the eight best male dancers during a night portion. audience applause will crown the winners who proceed to a five minute finale. Grand Theatre promises prizes at the upcoming Prom Ball on August 25.
The bitumen laying project will start in Gregory Street and extend into Dalrymble Street. Workers use home made mixing and spreading methods. The job is expected to cost about £350 more than the public estimate of £210,000 due to unforeseen circumstances and publicity following earlier traffic damage.
A display at Smiths Newsagency features enlarged photographs of Happy Bay Tourist Resort on Long Island. Photographer Hol T Grant of Mackay showcases the resort interior exterior cabins and scenery. The exhibit aims to entice Bowen residents and visitors to travel to the area for holidays and recreation.
The Bowen Independent advertises authentic Bowen and General News copy with paid delivery to any location, indicating broad distribution and service availability.
A New York Daily News editorial echoes a national poll showing 70 percent oppose American involvement, arguing for delaying entry into European conflicts. The piece urges letting European nations bleed their own way, delaying US deployment until a clear peace effort is needed.
Department of Agriculture officials struggle to classify the tomato as fruit or vegetable. Supporters of the long standing usage propose officially adopting the plan to continue calling it tomate without change.
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