Bereavement Thanks From YAPT and Mrs Fletcher
YAPT and Mrs G H Fletcher and a family thank Bridgetown friends for sympathy shown in their recent sad bereavement.
30 Mar 1939
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Newspaper
Bridgetown Advocate
Location
Bridgetown, Western Australia, Australia
Date
Mar 30, 1939
Page
1
YAPT and Mrs G H Fletcher and a family thank Bridgetown friends for sympathy shown in their recent sad bereavement.
Nomination for the Forrest electorate by election closed on Saturday April 1. Returning Officer F J Withers MLA Bunbury handles filings with forms available from the Trades Hall Perth secretary.
Manjimup sale notice set for April 14 1939 at 3 pm at the Agricultural Bank. Lots offered for suburban cultivation under Lands Department rules, clause 22 not applying to these lots. G L Needham Under Secretary for Lands.
Social evening in Bridgetown honors Mr J H Smith elected to rep represent Nelson in the Legislative Assembly. Speakers praise past service, note rabbit menace, and Smith vows to serve South-West and state with 7000 miles of campaigning behind him.
At Bridgetown Convent Hall on a Saturday social before Miss Mona Cowley’s wedding to Mr Tom Twoamey. Guests enjoyed cards and dancing with bridge won by Mrs Nelson and Mr T Walker. Music by Miss Nell Foale and Mr Geo Broekins. A cheque was presented to the guest of honor by Mr Glen McAlinden as best wishes for her future.
A speech at Bridge Town references a large Lost German Colony area spanning South Australia, parts of New South Wales and Queensland. The discussion notes Genoan families living nearby and questions a Sudetenland style campaign, expressing concern over potential Nazi interests in the region.
The bi monthly gathering of the Loyal Bridgetown Lodge of the M U 1 0 0 F met Tuesday week with NG Bro WJ Crews presiding. One new member was initiated and nominations for the next term began. Discussions covered several matters.
Professor Mexandra of Wa University spoke on Munich and its aftermath at Lesser Hall Bedgerows under the Extension Lectures Scheme. Mr H J Machin chaired, questions followed, and Mr Roberts praised Adult Education and urged Bridgetown members to join and fund the Box Group Scheme.
Mrs. McCormack of Albany and Mrs. W Williams with her daughter visited Bridgetown over the weekend. Mr. W Clifton of the Commercial Bank and wife left for Perth for holidays. Mr. Ken Burley of Kalgoorlie, holidaying with Mrs. Cutmore, returned today. Mr. and Mrs. V Linto with child returned from York and Perth after a fortnight. Mr. and Mrs. McCarthy returned to Bridgetown after several weeks in the city.
Congratulations are extended to several Bridgetown residents on recent births at Bridgetown hospital. Mr and Mrs Alex Higgins welcome a son while Mr and Mrs Stewart Farquhar of Yornyp greet a son. Joy Powell of Jardee visited Bridgetown friends Chris Green. Mr C Turner is reported well after surgery. Esten Fisher and Marshall and wife also celebrate newborn sons at Bridgetown hospital.
Bridgetown No 2 faced Sunnyside in a tight Sunday match with Bridgetsown bowlers Hugall Braund and Lathwell sharing wickets. Sunnyside totaled 110, powered by Giblett and Wheatley while Bridgetown struggled in field with several batsmen dismissed by Giblett and Braund.
Inspection invited for a spacious groom house opposite the convent. Also several valuable building blocks available. For full particulars apply to R. Shanahan, Amos Street.
Mr Jones the school master notes that groups once linked to the 3 Club and held in Bridgetown have dwindled due to poor attendance. Renewed interest may restart Modern Thought Modern Drama and Music groups, as ongoing education after school is seen as highly desirable and currently underrepresented locally.
Nominations closed with unopposed returns. Mire W. P. Scott won as central, while W. Tower and FE Lb Mitchel were unopposed in central. In the South East, retiring member Mr T I Machin faces opposition from Mr Tea Word.
Harvest Thanksgiving services were held at Bridgetown Methodist Church with strong attendance at morning and evening rites. In the evening, sales were conducted by Mr Nelson and Mr Mesnil. The church was decoratively adorned by the Christian Ladies Society. Discussions followed on plans for the 40th anniversary celebration.
Bridgetown Pictures announces a slate including Lancer Spy with Dolores Del Rio George Sanders and Peter Lorre. The Cowboy and the Lady with Gary Cooper and Merle Oberon. Judge Hardy's Children with Lew Stone Mikew Rooney Cecilia Parker and Pay Holden. The Adventures of Robin Hood and others.
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