Presbyterian Women Sponsor £1000 Mission Appeal Campaign
W G Reading and Miss Sue Livingston prepared cups for afternoon tea at a bridge party held by Union Jack Clubs yesterday to support Miss Nancy Gibson in the Red Cross teen competition. The events aim to fund a £1000 missions appeal led by Presbyterian Women.
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W. G. Reading
Sue Livingston
Nancy Gibson
Red Cross
War Effort Event At Union Jack Club Hosts Army Supporters
A wartime charity party at the Union Jack Club drew about a hundred guests for Miss Winifred Paynes third party. Attendees included Salvation Army workers and League of Women Voters members. The event featured games, music, and fundraising for war relief with socializing in the lounge and dining room while preparations for feeding and comforting troops were outlined by organizers.
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Union Jack Cluir
Winifred Paynes
Vasial
Louige
Dhe Torees
Cao ‘Five
Attsaparne
Nancy Gitar
Atlan Besiny
Bile Mie
H Gotdtineh
M. Uhl
Levingston
AE Mickceon
May Brides Jubilee Offerings For Aboriginal Missions
The thirty first annual Queensland Presbyterian Women's Missionary Union conference at Ann Street Church urged greater financial support for Aboriginal missions. Reverend D A Brown highlighted the need to reward missionaries and promote a quainter offering to raise one hundred pounds. Notable speakers included Reverend W McKensie of Aurakun and Eileen McQueen Dalhy, with several members commending the mission work and the need for supplies and continued support.
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Th Presbyterian Church
Queensland
D. A. Brown
Queensland Presbyterian Women's Missionary Union
Ann Street Presbyterian Church
Rae
Waugant
Country women mobilize mobile canteens for relief drive
A southern division appeal urges Somerset Dam and local branches to mobilize mobile canteens and volunteers from February 1 1968 to aid bombed and evacuated areas. Mrs RG Baldock calls for united sacrifice and emphasizes women’s crucial role in running canteens under perilous conditions to feed and comfort shelter residents.
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Mrn
Hedwin
Presley
RG. Baldock
Somerset Dam
Brill
Australia
New Arts and Crafts Body Forms Loose Anti Craft Workers Group
A newly formed group of crafts enthusiasts outlines aims to promote modern design and individual expression through fourfold objectives. Office bearers include Mona Billed as chairwoman and Frank Sherrin as vice chairman with A Pedersen as treasurer. Members feature Ann Eto, G Bhiliam, and V Rosslie Wilson among others. The group plans early September exhibitions under patronage of J V Dubig and CG Loch.
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Nimbee
Tre Mona
Mie Uoalting
Frank Sherrin
A” Pedersen
Corel
Ann Eto
I. G. Bhiliam
Rosslie Wilson
J. V. Dubig
CG. Loch
Red Cross fund events support wartime appeal
The Neville Road Junior Red Cross will host an afternoon at Chermside Hall next Saturday as part of the Red Cross Appeal week marking the society’s first anniversary. Proceeds from the Annerley branch bridge party tomorrow will go to the society’s special appeal.
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Osley
Red Cross Society
Red Cross
Neville Road
Chermside Hall
Annerley
Catholic Daughters Host At Home Event Draws 200 Guests
About 200 guests attended the Catholic Daughters of Australia at home afternoon hosted by Mrs L Nike. Assistants included Mrs B C Richards and others. A musical program accompanied the reception while competitions were organized by Mrs BM Regan. The hostess received a bouquet of red roses from the executive. proceeds supported the association's relief work for women and children.
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8. L. Nike
Muiocation
Afernoon
B.C. Richards
BM Orrtaren
A.” Barbeler
A. Barveler
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Double weddings mark Kilarny Presbyterian ceremony
A double wedding at Kilarny Presbyterian Church features Miss Blor iow Meintosh and Miss Margaret McIntosh in pink crepe with brown accessories, and Miss Janet Hope and Miss Carlton William Pheeney in white satin and floral garlands. Grooms Mr. Pliteestm and Mr. Richard Kon Tirbenville attend. The Morgan family hosts a reception at Cafe Alexandra as the couples depart for a North Coast tour.
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Ilarney
Mlarence McIntosh
Heaven
J Richard
Jaen Randa
Ho Althur
Mitchell
Morgan-Smith
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Toowoomba
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Janet Kitcheh Smith
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Ronald Alber
Morgan
Roach
Oakey
Brnk
Tate
M's
D. A. Smith
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Pheeney
Hopf
Cheha
Lyla Annie
Hopt
C Hope
Myocum
Carlton William Pheeney
Botnaderry Ty
Rowe
Mise
Emily
Gerberas
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