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Newspaper

Brisbane Courier Mail

Location

Brisbane, Queensland, Australia

Date

Sep 26, 1933

Page

11

Social Service Material Shortage Hits Workroom Output

From the supplied material 10 907 garments were made under the supervision of the section. During the month 43 mattresses, two bed covers, 510 infants garments, and 672 squares were produced. Total output reached 2921 garments. Donations included butter and an embroidery cloth. Honorary treasurer M E Fowles announced a balance of £189 19 3 with £57 in accounts awaiting payment and urged settling before the October 18 annual meeting.

Henry Rol Anti Ay Rumagott Eh South Brisbane Peter Mee . E. Fowles

Miss Ita Byrne Charm in Brisbane Visit

Brisbane has won our hearts, said Miss Ita Byrne sister of O. M. Byrne of Vaucluse Sydney, who arrived by the Montoro. The visitors praise Brisbane’s beauty and hospitality. Minnie Byrne, famed for Irish songs, will perform in Brisbane tomorrow evening at Cremorne with her brother.

Brisbane Ita Byrne O. M Cremorne

The Housewife’s Idea Box on Browning Bacon Properly

The Housewife advises starting with a cold pan and cooking bacon slowly to avoid shriveling. As fat renders, pour it off to keep strips looking appetising and tasting better. Follow these rules for bacon that is right.

Bridge Tea Honours Mrs Oran Return With Friendly Games

Harry Clarke hosted a bridge tea at Petersham to celebrate Mrs R W Oran returning from abroad. Guests played bridge in a lounge decorated with Cavendish pastel sweet peas and red roses, tea served, and winners named as Mesdames E J Hixon FR W Cran and W M L Estrange.

R. W. Oran Harry Clarke Petersham Cavendish R. W. Cran Mesdames E. J. Hixon FR. W. Cran W. M L'Estrange Mesdames E. Drew R. Ore E. Tristram D. E. Evans Kent J. H Jones W. Hendry Ety Verry

Parties in Brief: Bon voyage and Ball events noted

Mrs. George Burden of Bondi Sydney hosted a bon voyage for visitors from the British Empire Hotel at Rowe's Cafe. The article records multiple social gatherings including anniversaries, dances, and poker and euchre events, with details on hosts venues and some winners across Goodna, Yeronga, and Clayfield clubs.

George Burden Bond Sydney Jd. P. Mulholland British Empire Hotel

Malone Twenty_first Birthday Party At Teneriffe

Wan hosted a coming of age celebration at Mrs A r on Arthur Street Teneriffe for Miss W Malone turning twenty one. A two tier cake crafted by Mrs Seto of Wooloowin was shared as the guest of honour received afternoon tea served by members of the Manunda ship's company in attendance.

Charlotte Charlie Mrs. Little Thames Street Clayfield Belle Queeves Muser Allan W. Purcell Eb, Layton Mra. A R Arthur Street Teneriffe W. Malone Mra Seto Wooloowin Manunda

Mission secretary Olive Stevens addresses Brisbane readers

Miss Olive Stevens, secretary of the Heralds of the King, spoke at a Weavers' Club event in St Johns School room Brisbane. She outlined the Australian Board of Missions aims The yearly rent offering targets 2000 pounds for medical work and funds rise through mission boxes and church schooling efforts.

Church of England Miss Stevens Heralds of the King Children‘s Organisation Australian Board of Missions Weavers’ Club Bt. John's School Olive Stevens Brisbane A. B. Stark Women's Auxiliary A.B.M I. T. Perry W. H. W. Stevenson A. F E. Attkins K. A. Watts F. J. Dalegielteh J. Nicholson W. E. C. Barrett G. Constable Miszes B. Harssman Hardacre R. Hurst Z. Moseby G. Griffith

Seaside Home Committee reports cash balance and donations

At the September meeting the Late Seaside Home Committee recorded a credit balance of £100 and donations totalling £21 364 from various branches. Seven adults ran the home last month while branches including Clayfield and Warwick reported meetings, new members, and visitors. Amiens branch marked its 10th birthday with 65 attendees, music, competitions, and a cake.

Seaside Home Committee Severn Clayfield School of Arts Bardon Ings Lange Loch Lomond H. Sterne Amiens Mia Arc Trevethen

Baptist Tea Brings Queensland Union Delegates Together

Members of the Clayfield Baptist Church decorated the City Tabernacle hall for an annual Queensland Baptist Union meeting tea. Tall gerberas and Iceland poppies brightened tables supervised by four churches. Delegates from Clayfield Greenslopes Gordon Park Rosalie contributed hosts and helpers.

Clayfield Baptist Church City Tabernacle Queenslare Baptist Union Clayfield Mesdames D H. Lawson E. A. Watson E. Earl Greenslopes W. Wood D. Hughes W Narnst Gordon Park G. Schubert T. Jones Rosalie A. Protheroe D. Smith

Concert for Church Funds at Norman Park School of Arts

A concert in aid of church funds was held on September 22 at Norman Park School of Arts. Presbyterian Girls Order of the Covenants members organized the event featuring dramatic, vocal, elocutionary, and piano items performed by a long list of contributors including Mrs. Arthur Tria, Miss J Thameon, J Johnson, Grace Henderton, Winifred Graham, Dorothy Gittens, Jean Thomeett, Phyllis Quake, Irene Lancaster, Ruth Walkerley, Joan Te, Martorla Campbell, and P Clutterbuck with Gwenda Grimley and B Henderson on accompaniments.

Norman Park School of Arts Presbyterian Girls' Order of the Covenant Arthur Tria Misara J.thameon J. Johnson Grace Henderton Taovel Winifred Graham Dorothy Gittens Jean Thomeett Phyllis Quake Elyn Lancaster Irtne Ellinger White Timp

Sherwood and S S L L A Guests at Beemete Party

The Sherwood sub branch president Mr Prank Boiman and Mrs Booman attended a Saturday evening mixer hosted by Mr and Mrs A G Beemete in Hamilton Bod Corinda. Tables were set on a verandah lounge and drawing room with autumnal blooms. Percy Berry and Lyle won top scores. Mrs T C Kerr took the hidden number trophy.

Sherwood Rss.1lla Prank Boiman Percy Berry Lyle T. C. Kerr

Social Service League Coorparos Branch Year Start

The Coorparos branch started the financial year with a credit balance of £3 6s 6d. In March the possibility of closing due to funds shortage was discussed. Mrs Harry Clarke offered a monthly bridge benefit at her home to support activities. The honorary secretary's report shows parcels 790, families assisted 186, new garments 501, layettes 24, a wheelchair, a stretcher, four new mattresses, two rallies, linoleum. The branch also distributed 200 polka of Dew bootas and 42 blankets provided by the Government.

Coorparos Snein Service League Harry Clarke

Toowoomba World of Local Travel and Visiting Names

Mrs M McBray left yesterday for Toowoomba where she will represent as delegate at the Queensland Women Rectoral League Beene. In Brisbane she will be the guest of her daughter Mrs Claude Macdonald, Mr Turner and Wrage arrived Sunday staying with their daughter Miss Jessie Turner. Mr and Mr Peter Pietcher Roma visiting Toowoomba and staying at Kenilworth. Mr and Mrs Myles Fletcher Brisbane spending a holiday at Kenilworth. Miss Rosamond Pricele visiting Brisbane Saturday. Miss Roma Sutton had been the center of Mr and Mrs Norman Clough to Brisbane. Mine Hugall returned yesterday from a short visit to Brisbane. Mr and Mrs Roy Dinning arrive from Sydney today and will be guests of Mr and Mrs K Taylor en route.

M. McBray Yeeterda Peotoon Myles Fletcher Brisbane Kenilworth Rosamond Pricele Roma Sutton Norman Clough Hugall Roy Dinning Sydney Mines K &. Taylor

British Ex-Service Legion Social Evening in Brisbane Club Room

A Bris bane branch social evening of the British Ex-Service Legion of Australia took place in their club room. The programme by J Con featured Mesdames Walker Wagwtaffe Misses Marjorie Duncan Aehie and Messrs A Walla and B Hareop. Dancing and games ran under OG Filmer with refreshments served by Mrs Anderson. President W E Stock thanked the ladies for improving the club room appearance.

Brisbane Britt Ex-Service Legion of Australia Cao Tasex Bowe J. Con Mesdames Walker Wagwtaffe Marjorie Duncan Aehie A. Walla B. Hareop OG. L. Filmer W. E. Stock

Wider Outlook Men of Science Sermon at Westminster Abbey

The Rev Percy Dearmer preached at Westminster Abbey urging scientists to broaden their view beyond explosives and poison gas. He called for international peace and ethics, criticizing sectarian narrowness in science and religion and supporting a Solomon's House for humane interdisciplinary work.

London Westminster Percy Dearmer Westminster Abbey British Association Solomon's House

New Egyptian Cabinet Formed Under Yehia Pasha

Alexandria reports Abdel Fattah Yehia Pasha has accepted the Premiership of Egypt succeeding Sidky Pasha. The cabinet will include Independents Wafists and Shaabists and be above party. Rome notes Yehia Pasha’s return from Paris to form the new ministry as Sidky retires due to ill health.

Alexandria Abdel Fattah Yehin Pasha Egypt Sidky Pasha Rome Genoa Abdel Fattah Yehia Pasha Bidky Pasha Paris Hin Ly

Country Children Enjoy City Outing From Loch Lomond School

Children aged 2 to 14 from Loch Lomond State School visited Brisbane on a 14 day holiday. They toured gardens and a confectionery factory, had lunch on a balcony, then afternoon tea at Longa Seaside Home in Sandgate. The trip involved 21 adults and many committee members from the Loch Lomond district and Country Women’s Association, who arranged train travel and accommodation.

Bris Loch Lomond Sandgate Longa Sandcate Dames of Ag Magee EF. Johnson Linge Longa Stansfield Mollie Leahy Brisbane Iselves Metropolitan

Y W C A Holds Monthly Board Meeting and Awards

The YWCA board met to report thrift deposits for 657 girls totaling £374 10s. Indoor sports at Milton Coterog National Church saw the Glrin team of Ithaca Presbyterian win the trophy. Southport women manage the holiday home and Bowen Terrace Hostel birthday plans set for October 12. Officers elected: President F Hammond. vice-presidents A Paornel W Gall G Lusby. honorary secretary Doom Hoprovery. treasurer K N S Orr.

Young Women's Christian Association Gener Milton Nevitation Ite Ithaca Presbyterian Glrin Southport Wea Bouth- Port Bowen Terrace M F Hammond Medomes A. D. Paornel W. J. Gall G. Lusby Oom K. N Orr

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