Amateur Social Aftermath at Delateress Church
A late 19th century style wedding reception followed a ceremony attended by Rev. Tanles and other clergy at Delateress Church. Guests wore pink and blue attire, with Mrs R Weare hosting at Hereerton Road. Music included sacred pieces and the Bridal March, led by Mr Dave Jones, followed by a reception at Mrs Corns stg’s home with speeches and dancing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Revsis
Tanles
Abel
Ada
paUsima
Ste Samme
Ceisier
Dave Jones
Jmusic
Abe
Shea
Rome
Mracd
Larfieia
Hereerton-rosd
R Weare
Corns
Goreat
Moses Om Sarabowder
Taugred
Wim
Wien
Marnock
Seice
Seer Menet Avre oaxee Be Ray er Teal Dance Night at St Jos Hall
Local entertainment notes describe a Friday evening at St Jos hall with a lively dance event. Judges praised several young women and presented awards including Miss Marlene Titlow of Yunexburra. Attendees wore gowns with lace and satin, marking a festive community gathering amid the era.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Delatarte
St. Josphe
Judes
Dra
Clare
Ath Ton
Souwer
Inaroa
DaBue
Atherton
Theoden
Barron Atherton
Alles
Patricia Lawels
Willett
Aline Maulen
Yvonne Tinta
New Settlers Cycle Tour Of England And Scotland
Three Atherton sisters Phyllis Griffiths Mary Dodds and Troon Baxter describe their cycling trip across England and Scotland. They joined the Feath Teeta Club, faced rain and mist, and enjoyed rural scenery mood and Scottish moors before returning via the west coast, meeting local families and observers along the way.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
England
Mary Dodds
Troon
Baxter
Wronne
Mary
Scotland
Secummedaton
Blackpool
Hyllis
Malta
Western Walsh
Brutt
Sean Mareeba
Port
Bondays
Faye
Raintiren
Crom
Brisbane
Brand Te Bote
Marita
Hay
Tableland
Twig Secomeanie
Bob Verney
Rurem
J. Somerville
Che Marron Yall Hidal
Allen recalled New Settlers League meeting notes
Oct 28 Mr B W Allen recently returned from the Manntial meeting of the New Settlers League to Brisbane with a copy of the constitution and a report. A letter will be forwarded in the Caledonian Society request with a recommendation from the New Settlers League. The secretary Mr Bocking noted that on Wednesday November 4 naturalisation of two Australians by Mr WB Mitchell will take place in the RBL Club rooms at 9:30 am.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
B W. Allen
Sevnern League
Brisbane
Wil Fim
Caledonian Society
New Settlers’ League
Mr. Bocking
Roverber
Mer W L. Mitchell
RBL
Mareeba Social Sees Seale Cetarney Return
A terse local note reports Mareeba Social event titled Mareeba social sees Seale cetarney return. No further details available in readable text.
Churches Cairns Baftiet Beta Service Details
The churchs Cairns Baftiet beta for froud a oe service the mabien will be let ie Lagi Thrempi. The choir will sing Jemn Bund Amongst Ue and The Reciant Mors. The pipe-eyes Drelade will be gimma by Sae. Teaasires evening at 730 dock the set service will o be sevente-dat advert south from New Gaies. He too a well earned furlough after many years of mission.
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Drelade
Teaasires
730 Dock
New Gaies
Q C W A Garden Party Presided
A 19th century style garden party hosted by QCWA featured Miss Leste, Mr. and Mrs. Pageans Tate, and guests including Mrs. Mumford. Attendees enjoyed a light meal, birthday references, and social chatter while ladies wore lace attire and guests responded to party cues.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Pageans Tate
Miss Leste
Beewaing Chow
Mumford Tas
T.cinner
Lele
Mia Berton
Perodes
Mrs. Mast
Amy Woo
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Sat
Atueeton
Mareeba Social
Cairns Baftiet
Sevente-Dat
Rotary Clus OF
TULLY
Biedy Corser
Q.C.W.A
Il Ieee
Merasat Ruscrox
Kuranda
Tetons Pree
Doug Theatres
Alison Kennedy Merrill
Mildred Durnock
Jesse White
Marilyners
Black
Donald O'Connor
Gary Cooper
the Quiet Man
John Ware
Mamecen O'Hara Plas
Tae of the
Country Theatres
Ccm
Dorks Bay
MacRae
Primomer
Zenda
Colone
Granger
Deborah Kerr
Phil
Isl
Matiner
Gordonvale
Milton Valle Memmi
Esther Williams
Atierton Tes
Maden
Ce Beck
Tom and Jerry
Aero Caller
Cairns
BAS
Beishana
Mackay
Toowoomba
Charleville
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