Five Queen Nominees Presented At Labour Ball
Presentation of five girls nominated by unions for the Labour Queen competition highlighted the Labour Ball in the City last night. About 700 attendees heard the winner and details of the event with dignitaries including Agriculture Minister Air coins, Premier Hanlon, and Mr HJ Harvey. The ball featured a floor show by Eureka Youth League and a social program with formal dress and flags decorating the hall. Ball committee and officials announced plans for a Labour Day event and a committee meeting set for today.
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Maxine Cottee
Ronald Chandler
Egle Farm
Laura
Pat Crowley
City Hall
Iran
Hazel Zwoerner
Eileen Hughes
Elna Riedel
Enid Peut
Air, Coins
Denise
Hanlon
HJ Harvey
Trades
Labour
Misses Bane
Zwoerier Niormen
Packer
Eilern Hughes
Meta
Bing Hleel
Mutatradies
Henry Pet
Alma Hubner
Hhe Eureka Youth League
Wee Bob Burns
McConker
Yio
Hats and racing glamour at Eagle Farm Cup meet
The second day of the Q.T.C. Victory Cup meeting drew crowds and fashion as Lieut Governor presented the £200 Victory Cup to A. Browning for Lowers feathers and bright outfits. Ladies on the lawns wore bold hats and pastel gowns, with many guests at a committee table under red and white decor.
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Me A. Browning
Eagle Farm
Q.T.C
Ipscoma
Ney Mia
Mia Allison Lipscon
Leslie Gall
Tessie
Pam Peterson
Marjohn Crane
Margaret Thompson
Miare McDonald
Ana
Hawes
Mra
Cooper
Mra Cooper
Strachan
Dahn Hardy
Rhondda's Busy Day Chooses Wool Clothes for Sportswear
The article notes Rhondda selecting wool garments from an Australian Wool Board display, sewing a white brushed wool coat and a blue cardigan among items like a red knitted belt and ribbed fabrics. She plans to finish selections tomorrow and will match hats and gloves with her outfits. Tonight she visited Neutral Bay orphanage for a recitation.
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Alto
Australian Wool Board
Shep Tennants
Suttons
Aid Simele Gedinition
Grangeu
Rhondda
Neutral Bay
Home annual report outlines new wing for convalescent care
The document to be presented at the May 14 annual meeting details extensions and a new wing adjoining the existing facility to house residents needing special meals and convalescent care. It anticipates a permanent matron, new quarters, and more staff, with resident transfers to the wing.
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Avant Ind.ia
Balldice
Mata Can Ee
City Hall
Menes
Victoria League l
Bush Book Club
Oye
Bris
Tribute to Golfers Give Comfort to Minesweepers and Traders
A 1940s issue of Fairway and Ward, Golf Union England official, notes comforts sent to men in minesweepers and traders during the war. Woollen items such as socks, stockings, balaclava helmets and other pieces were produced mainly in 1942 and lent to food relief efforts. Queens land branches and knitting societies contributed heavily, with home members maintaining parcel flow amid shortages.
Plans Gift of Club Formation for Women's Auxiliary Transport Service
Plans outline forming a permanent club at Grey Woldings 240 George Street to aid service members and ex service personnel. The club will be run under a committee with liaison to the WATS and will open a billiard room and a kitchen with electric stove and refrigerator. Mrs RC Philp described the premises as lacking real rooms while detailing facilities and the goodwill move to support veterans.
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George Street
Thureday
Ttsk
Eii
WATS
Coraraitee
Come Maindant
RC. Php
Philp
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Playground Association
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RL. G. Quinn
William Coliba
D. G. Evans
Lowara
J. N. Tennant
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Fox
Lance Jones
Moxon
New South Water
Marie Tobin
West Maitland
Finner
J. O'Callaghan
Tobi
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Rhondda Ha 'Ydney
Mondey
Bury Dey
Sydney
America
Syarev
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Leone
League
Mita
Brennan
Vesta Gottlnig Society
Queenslana
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Mins
Janet Wardgrave McGrew
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