Manjimup CWA Flower Show Draws Good Support
The Manjimup branch of the CWA held a two day flower show in the Manjimup Hall attracting strong public support and 106 entries. A Happy Holiday Home fundraiser for district children dominated proceeds and a welcome opening ceremony was conducted by Mr. Lowk with Mrs. Black presiding.
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Manjimup
C.W.A
Ln Eutiies
F. Chapmean
Manjanup Treling Co
Nora McKay
CWA
Rimeelton
Black
I. Dees
Jonuey
Lowk
Bead Board
Aff
Ami
Mintomap C.W.A
Albany
Easelton
Menjinap
KE. G. Leck
CWLA
Flo
Sumavaide's XI Triumphs in First Innings Victory
Sumavaide hosts Capecrack on Sandy Week fielding off a strong start, winning by 14 runs in the first innings. Bowling highlights include Lathwell and Wheatley securing multiple wickets, with Brive and Giblett notable in both innings. Second innings performances show Walker and Braund among the leading scorers as Sumavaide edges to victory.
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Sumavaide
Capecrack
South West District Synod Held at Bunbury 1938
The Thirty fourth Synod of the South West District opened in Bunbury Methodist Church on November 6 1938 chaired by Rev KR Mason with Revs Pearson James Shier Lund Limb Howse Daley and Missioner Lambert present. Officers elected included Secretary Rev H Pearson Assistant Rev AG Howse Journal Secretary Rev GR Limb and Press reporter Rev FE Yang. Discussions covered circuit invitations proposals for a home mission officer and a committee to review circuits and home mission needs. The session highlighted Sunday School growth and resolved aims for youth demonstrations and ministerial appointments with a concluding Work of God discussion.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South West District
Bunbury
South-West District
R. H. Mason
F. E. James
Bridgetown
Slater
Manjimop
A. G. Howse
Harvey
G. R. Lamb
Pinjarra
J.C. Lund
Bruce Rock
T. Burt
Collie
Greenbushes
Semple
Synod
Bros. G. Griffiths
RK. Turner
H. Robinson
R. C. Williams
J. H. Iddenden
G. E. Morrell
W. K. Buckland
Manjimup
M. Darroch
Donny
Young ‘People’s Department
A. G. Howse J
Donnybrook
G. R. Limbh
Missioteres Lambert
New Residence Plans Approved by Bridge Town Board
At a Southeast Bridge Town board meeting Mr Ho J Marchin presented specifications for a new residence. The proposals were reviewed and approved by the planning board.
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Atoutheast
Bridgetown
Ho J. Marchin
Singer Sewing Machines Ad With Mixed Place Names
Fragmentary ad lists sewing machine brands and service offers with several garbled place names. The readable items mention Bridgetowt Rankine's Diapers Manjimup Shad's Drapera and various locations and a direct mail inquiry for Singer Lewtiy Madame.
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Rankine
Shad
Tembwrtos
Girham’s
Boyup Brook
Bridgetown Repertory Club Elects Secretary Amid Meeting
The Belilgetown group held its yearly meeting where Mr EB N Lem was proposed as secretary and Mr E N S Litale was named acting secretary. A special session followed with discussions on staff roles and future appointments.
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Belilgetown
EB. N. Lem
Eraimao MacKirmen
E. NS
Eon
Darth
Advertisement for Invitations Programs and Accessories
An offer to print invitation cards programmes tickets and entertainment accessories at normal rates. The note invites readers to discuss requirements and claims available blank aid material to meet them.
Boxing Day Picnic At Fontanini Pool
At a Manjimup R.S.T meeting last week the Boxing Day picnic site was left open until Fonty s Pool could confirm availability. Next day sunshine suggested no apple sea danger, and Mr Fontanini assured the pool grounds would host the picnic on Boxing Day with public approval.
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Manjimup R.S.T
R.S.1
Fonty
Bridgetown School Awards Two Scholarships
Report states Deles MeeKionen and Jean Wit Ford of Bridgetown State School won scholarships in recent exams, granting them bachelor level recognition.
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Bridgetown School
Algin
Deles MeeKionen
Jean Wit- Ford
Bridgetown
Two Hearings At Appeal Court
The Oneal Appeal Court of rate payers held two hearings on disputed property ratings on Tweed Road and Moanrimup Reed. With the secretary absent for scholatar, the panel adjourned proceedings to finalize at the next meeting.
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Oneal Appeal Court
Brivzenown
W. B
Bridgetown Bathing Pool Revisions Discussed at Road Board
In Bridgetown, Mr McAlimden urged the Road Board to care for the bathing pool area. He pressed for repairs and removal of the bridge, with a request for new spring boards and safer facilities.
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McAlimden
Bridgetown Road Board
Toywr
Memorial Hill Footpath To Be Bituminous
At the Bridgetown Road meeting, Mr Lake proposed bitumening the Memorial Hill footpath due to slippery conditions. Mr McAmaden supported the plan and a motion was carried to lay four feet of bitumen from the bridge to the memorial.
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Lake
Bridgetown Road
McAmaden
Bridge Town Road Board Accepts Bowling Club Opening Invite
At the December meeting of the Bridge Town Road Board the secretary of the Bridge Town Bowling Club Mr EB O Mitchell invited members to the official opening of the club. The board decided to accept the invitation.
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Bridgetown Road Board
Bridgetow Bowling Club
EB. 0. Mitchell
Bridgetown Younger Set Plans December Childrens Party
A meeting of the Bridgetown Younger Set discussed a December 8 party for children. Games were planned and a supper served at a charge of six teents per plate. From 8 pm the floor would be open for adults with admission set at one plate.
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Oni Sapper
Bridgetown Considered as Tourist Resort at Public Meeting
A public meeting in Bridgetown discussed boosting tourism and visitors' influx. Business leaders urged more advertising and a coordinated effort, noting past efforts by the Chamber of Commerce and a proposed Tourist Department to raise Bridgetown's profile locally and regionally.
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Tapeeay
Bridgetown
Te Bri Getuma Bond Phard
Mer W
Scorty
Sineeal Yistiens
Thomas Twlee-Presklem
Cllarke
Chamber of Commerce
Bunbury
Ae Hal
May
Onde
Menos
Bridgetowm
Tiss
Bureury
Mambursy
Chamber of Commerce Amd
Airro Pengehe
Maury
AL EL Ardle
Manjimup RSL Sub-branch Holds Monthly Meeting
The Manjimup Sub-branch of the RSL met in the Board Room on Thursday last with J L Mackenzie presiding and fourteen in attendance. Resolutions regarding child welfare reimbursement and extra work for ex service men were discussed, with the State Secretary forwarding related letters from the Minister for Employment and the State Secretary. A joint committee with the Trotting Club was formed to organise another large sports meeting at Easter.
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Manjimup
R.S.L
J. L. Mackenzie
Congress
Child Welfare Department
Department
Minister For Employment
League
Faster
Road Works Report From Manjimay Road Board Meeting
Foreman 5 G Paynter details progress on Cosy Creek Edwards Perup Middlesex Stock Ward Warren Cemetery Duff Brockman's Bridge projects. Key tasks include grading drainage work culverts and bridge decking. upcoming onwork at Glauder's Bridge and other local roads to be planned by the board.
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Manjimay
5. G. Paynter
Cosy Creek
Bridgetown Road
Rose's Corner
Johns
Edwards
Perup
Chungarrup
Dawson's
Cemetery
Balharrup
Middlesex Road
Jardee
Middlesex School
Stock Ward
Warren Road
Cemetery Road
Pemberton
Hume
Duff
Red Cross Meeting Plans Charity Fete in November
An ordinary meeting on November 4 in the Lesser Hall drew a large gathering of ladies led by Mrs. Dallas. A fete at Mrs. Dallas's home was carried unanimously to aid Red Cross funds with stalls for sweets and refreshments, bridge, clock golf, and a treasure hunt. A silver coin was donated and £1 13s was handed to the treasurer.
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Dallas
Davis
Farquahar
Bred
Farquhar
Mesdames FE
In and Hurst
Miss Lavaty
Verse and Perverse spoof poem on married life
A humorous poem credited to Paddy the Flat in a playful voice questions authorship and lampoons married life. The speaker praises a wife who guides the family while teasing the man about domestic life and authority, ending with a light admonition to men to mind their wives.
Cheap cottages and housing inspection proposal discussed
At the Bridge Town Road Board meeting a letter from the All-Perth Association urged building cheap cottages for lower paid workers and appointing more housing inspectors. With no full board, the matter was deferred to the next meeting.
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Bridgetown Road
Wanted Advertisements For Bedding Ward Listings
Classified notice invites bedding related advertisements by ward with a base charge and per word rates. Payment terms specify cash with other options and no advance bookings.
Manjimup Recreation Ground improvements approved
The Manjimup Road Board accepted a Recreation Ground Committee recommendation to plough grade and roll the playing area immediately to salvage a dry surface. Football club funding as advance match fees was approved, with conditions. Additional work includes weed control with superphosphate and couch grass seeding, fence repairs pending fundraising, and reconditioning asphalt tennis courts pending cost.
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Recreation Ground Committee
Manjimup Road Board
Duffield
Manjimup Football Club
Manjimup
Guildford
Yanmah Hall Hosts Youthful Dance Evening
A Yanmah Hall event on December 3 invites youths to enjoy dancing light and gaiety. The evening features ticklish toe ticklers and a supper styled like a mother’s, with the Yoomal CWA presenting the menu and entertainment.
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Yanmah
Sanartay
Yanmah Hall
Booming Itself Presiling at the Mike at the Man
An onstage announcer improvised a self critical quip during a Saturday night performance. The remark about the loud speaker’s fault drew reactions from the crowd and underscored the humorous self critique of the show.
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Presiling
Mike
Josh
Junior farmers at Bridgetown show
Youth exhibitors from Middlesex and Dingup districts attend Bridgetown Agricultural Society events as guests. They observe judging of prize livestock, discuss traits, and gain insight into farming practices, guided by Warburton Peewee and other mentors.
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Bridgetown
Miltesix Oli Watcher
Alew
Jenee
Bridgetown Agricultural Sietety
Gent
Sime
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Siam
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