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Newspaper

Brisbane Courier Mail

Location

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Date

May 24, 1938

Page

6

Anne Caton in Brisbane to advocate Spanish relief

Miss Anne Caton visiting Brisbane to speak on Spanish relief says Spanish children endured war well and foster parents should be held responsible for their upbringing. She notes Australian reception will include a Women Voters reception and plans for further engagements in Sydney and Adelaide.

Anne Caton Brisbane Pss Anne Caton Snc J Uaepe Silas ‘Guten Wirowna Bruton Nasional Hye Australiay Featheringe Sydney Welbourn Adelaide Alent

Gossip From Toowoomba Travelers and Locals

Toowoomba society note lists Mr and Mrs A Griegson returning from Cairns and staying at a hotel before leaving. Mr and Mrs St B Cameron and son return to Bullion Plains from the Club Hotel. Ellie Waren and Kenedy Daluth Averle Ofingsthorpe depart after Brisbane visit. Miss Bagny Feet returns from holiday in Baise bane. Mr and Mrs P Folk and family finish holidays on the Darling Downs home via Galns. Miss Margareth Outhins to marry soon. Miss Chariman Berneys and Miss Nancy Tagh seen at Town and Country Club. Roses decorates reception rooms.

A. Griegson Cairns Cunnemulie Ord St. B. Cameron Bullayon Plains Thalion Ellie Waren Tyns Willy Kenedy Dalutph Averle Ofingsthorpe Brisbane Bagny’ Feet Apending P. Folk Thelramly Pohl Margareth Orithtins

Golden Wedding of Mr and Mrs Farwerty of Warwick

Mr and Mrs Farwerty of Warwick will celebrate their golden wedding tonight at their daughter Mea n Gray's home 23 Bromieny Street Woollanngabhr. Nine children wind donors, 36 grandchildren, and 47 great grand children are listed among the 40 family members expected to attend.

MR. & Oes Farwerty Warwick Gray Bromieny Street Woollanngabhr Jene Lancastar Allea Anna Wind Donighters

Melbourne Health Council meeting attendees stay at Belle Vue Hotel

News notes National Health Research Council gathering in Melbourne with attendees at the Belle Vue Hotel including Dr J Cumpstan and Dr B M Carruthers. Also mentions Mrs W Tomlek, Miss Florine Evans, and a visit by Rev A Ernest Althins, plus travelers to Sydney and New South Wales.

Pentantiy Melbourne Kyogie Mall National Health Research Council Belle Vue Hotel Belle Vue J. Cumpstan Hobart B. M. Carruthers G. Holmes Canberra Dey B. Atkinson

Verity’s Notebook mentions Melbourne visitors and social scene

The clipped notes report Sydney and Melbourne visitors staying at prominent hotels, including mentions of Mrs Wiley at Cliveden and Mrs Moris hosting gatherings. It notes social events, travel between cities, and local society figures, with scattered remarks on guests and household roles.

New OLBA Officers Named at Annual Meeting

New OLBA officers were elected and a presentation made to Mrs Rex Dunstan for years of service with the Sherwood Presbyterian Women’s Guild and Children’s Homes. Mr and Mrs J Bolton hosted a reception as part of the event, with Mr Bevin Smekeering to speak about upcoming club plans.

Rex Dunstan Tse Sherwood’ Presbyterian Women's Plimber of Yeath Hes Pervices Ades Ron Chvanouen

Women Visitor Pushes Blood Tests Before Marriage

Mrs. LH Moss of Melbourne supports research and health measures at the National Health and Medical Research Council conference in Brisbane this week. She stresses maternal morbidity, mortality, and compulsory health checks before marriage, endorsing voluntary sterilization and public health duties shared by daughters of Mrs Moss.

LH. Moss Melbourne National Health and Medical Research Brisbane Japa Moss Tye Mons. Ary Mareis J. Dare C. & Plat National Council of Women Henry Robertson Scott Keagaree Dell Mullin B Wiontol

Ipswich Social News From Ipswich Area

Jean Patterson will leave today by train for Queensland to spend time at University. She travels with sister Mrs Heith Cohen who recently moved to Elizabeth Bay. Dr and Mrs M B Patterson returned to Ipswich after attending Rotarian wedding at Mose Wilumba. Miss Ehid James, Enoch Shetl have returned home after a day at Southport. Mrs A Nahlery has holidayed with her daughter. J P Kaiten and Globp will leave tomorrow for Brisbane to visit relatives before returning to Geta.

Ipswich Social Meise Jean Patterson Royalisn Gouthport A. Xahlery J.P. Kaiten Woosmorrow Brisbane Geta

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