Flower Show Plans and Charity Sale at Freres Meeting
Monthly Freres meeting near the Abe President Mrs J ce discusses arrangements for the coming Flower Show on 2nd tea. The Red Cross Handicraft Shop asks Hallett Branch to hold a sale of articles made by disabled personnel in December. Letters from England about food parcels are read as eight more parcels are packed and posted. Lady Norrie visits for afternoon tea despite stormy weather, with proceeds from tea and trading listed.
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Freres
Abe
J. Ce
Tver
Red Cross
Hallett
England
Ilooloo
Mre Fitzgerald
Norrie
Owen Smyth
Rawle
Mt Bryan School Welfare Club Meeting Notes
The Mt Bryan School Welfare Club met on Wednesday September 1. Poor attendance due to bad weather. Members were informed the South Australian Public Schools Conference will be held on September 16 and visitors may attend. The club agreed to provide materials for covering machine and wireless and draping a table. Trading table goods were sold under Mrs Roche’s charge. Afternoon tea followed and proceeds from the trading table and tea totaled 14 shillings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
South Australian Public Schools’ Committee
Lasting Loveliness William Holt Seeks British Perfume Factory
William Holt tours a British perfume factory reviving memories of coal steel and cement work. The firm, nearing its bi centenary, blends scents from lavender and plant extracts with exotic notes for Africa. Delivery notes date back to 18th century, with exports shipped worldwide in small eye catching packages.
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William Holt
Holt
Africa
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Forgawa
Commonwealth
Ltst
J. & R. Forgan Ltd
Crystal Brook
Port Plnin
Mt. Bryan School Welfare Club
Shell Products
Shell
Shell, Company OF Australia Limited
Great Brit
Burra Motor Co
Motor & General Engineers
Uy A
Dairymen
Taylor Bros
Gawler
Eudunda
Auburn
Whitworth
Ariel Wach
Fie Maturiey
Sence Souther
Wes
Sikth Security
Furniture Packers
Peut
Cook Bros
Fisher Terrace
Mile End
AST
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