Night Dance Goes On Despite Gusty winds
A local event titled Night Dance on September 15 unfolds amid gusty conditions. Organizers expected crowd turnout but adjusted plans to accommodate weather while keeping performances and venue schedule intact.
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Newspaper
Cairns Post
Location
Cairns, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 15, 1942
Page
3
A local event titled Night Dance on September 15 unfolds amid gusty conditions. Organizers expected crowd turnout but adjusted plans to accommodate weather while keeping performances and venue schedule intact.
A fragmented theater column mentions Triplea Theatre and Berane with references to performances, imagery, and performers. The jumbled OCR hints at a review or notice about a production, possible names such as Walter Euler and Nate Yoertelia, and mentions of stage events and dates in a desynced text.
A vivid page lists a Moor Village event full of theatre acts and dances. Performers named include Marion Jenkins and Fay McKenpe with Harold Mune while Autry headlines musical acts. The program promises door prizes, supper, and a grand parade with varied entertainment and community sponsors.
Fragmentary verse recalls religious resignation and courage as a speaker pleads for steadfast faith. The text interweaves biblical phrases with reflections on life and death, citing personal emotion and communal worship while lamenting hardship and seeking divine strength.
Birthday greetings are extended by Jeanette and all members of Hy siome Circle to celebrate those born today or in the near future. The list includes nicknames and playful titles such as Huse Marie Fairy Princess Rus Queen of the Beatrite Golden Stnr ight Red Rope Cherries Drun Major Crescent Moan Queen of the Blossoms Marjorie Anaway Burn Red ET Yunerity and others, reflecting a festive community note with informal tributes.
Instructions describe simmering currants in water then draining and drying them. Dry mixture of flour salt and sugar with eggs milk, form dough into balls, drop into boiling water, boil for about an hour, using oiling water as needed.
A jumble of questions mentions George Sylverner Voureck and a Nazi ring in America, asks about Bach Strauss Beethoven and Gershwin, cites Julius Caesar Musolini Drake Columbus and Einstein, with an indication that answers appear on the last page. The fragmentary item reads like a reader quiz or puzzle note.
A sermon on national righteousness delivered by M F Green at St Peters Anglican Church in Ehmore. The text presents a call for moral renewal and shared civic duty in a religious setting.
A sermon quotes biblical figures to urge collective repentance for national reverses. It frames God as not absent and urges upholding baptismal vows, renouncing evil, and aligning with Christ. The piece critiques complacency and calls ministerial leadership to awaken faith and prayer.
Mr and Mrs Charisse Watts visit on leave for business. The Cairns branch of the CWA holds its monthly meeting at Sir Mary's Girls' Guild rooms with numerous members listed. A plan for a social dance and charity efforts for Red Cross are noted, including prayers and donations. future meetings and floral arrangements are mentioned.
A fragmented note recounts a St 10M Womens Guild gathering at Toor with attendees including Brtis sae ngaveu and many names obscured by OCR. It mentions a budden Mulmbe tw Mire eatin Gorty lina Moots and a variety of attendees, with plans or outcomes unclear due to illegible text.
A sermon date references moral crisis and national duty urging individuals to examine lives under the Ten Commandments. It calls for sanctification and a committed Christian response to national peril, stressing that Jesus is the only savior and urging decisive moral action.
Rt Rev David Galloway and Mrs Galloway were welcomed at the Memorial Hall with bouquets and a varied programme by Rev Wo and Mrs McPhenty. Performers included Reidly Mercheat Bell and others. Mrs Galloway received a gift from Arthur Bell. A rarity supper followed as the moderator and wife greeted attendees.
Local church notices describe services and events at Chelan and Gurdon with references to sermons, guest speakers, and communion plans. Salvation Army events on Aolin Street are noted, with a sermon, singing, and a Christmas-like observance.
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