Evelyn Q C W A Monthly Meeting Minutes
Evelyn Q C W A held its August 13 meeting with president Ralph and members Bendel Carrick Featherstone Abdy Meough acting secretary. New members Dowling and Farre bar joined. apology from Harte. Finances show receipts 3 pounds expenditure 20 pounds 4 shillings 9 pence balance 153 pounds 14 shillings 4 pence. Apt for payment 7 pounds 7 shillings 1 pence. Discussion on Ravenshoe cake stall logistics. Mrs Keough donated sweets and moved apron sale at annual meeting. Featherstone seconded. Delegates transport praised for Atherton meeting. Luncheon served.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Evelyn Q.C.W.A
Mesdames Ralph
Darred
Bendel
Carrick
Featherstone
Abdy
Meough
Mesdames Dowling
A. Farrebar
Harte
Tresaurer
Ravenshoe
Abby
Keough
Atherton
National Radio Schedule Highlights A 16th Century Tone
The fragment lists a September 1 broadcast day with numerous programs across music readings news and talks. Entries include Breakfast Session Cardi regional news hospital half hour and various music programs with times ranging from early morning to late evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
River Heights
Hob Dyer
Perth Symphony Orchestra
Fragmented Radio Schedule Snapshot
A jumble of times programs and program names lists music talks weather sports and features. It references LWN News Early Morning Music inter state market and various recital and orchestral items with prices and times scattered throughout the fragment.
Obituary Mrs Annie Jackson Loder Atherton Pioneer Passes
Mrs Annie Jackson Loder 75 died in her sleep at Orange Grove Atherton after a life tied to the Tableland. Born in England she arrived with the Jackson family who became early local figures. She married Andrew Loder and lived at The Willows near Tolga before moving to her daughter's home. Survived by daughter Mrs Basil Larkin and three grandchildren, funeral at St Mary's Church of England, with Rev Bro Jones officiating.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Anne Jackson Loder
Tableland
Orange Grove
England
Queensland
Annie Jackson Wilde
George
James
Toomag
John Jackson
Mss Jackson
George Jackson
Polites
Jackson
Port Douglas
Tolga
Atherton How Sands
Basil Larkin
Rev
Loder
St Mary's Church of England
Bro Jones
Atherton Junior Women's Guild Meets During School Vacation
At the August meeting of the Atherton Junior Women's Church of England Guild attendance was lower due to children's school vacation. The annual tea date was set and members will stay busy preparing. A street stall will be organized and members will donate items for the Girls' Guild catering at the Rotary Ball.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Atherton
Church of England Guild
Altt
Girls’ Guild
Australian evangelist visits Cairns for Christian youth work
Rev. V F Anderson head of the Child Evangelism Fellowship of Australia and his party arrive in Cairns with wife and Miss Evelyn Lundell for a week of meetings. The group aims to demonstrate materials and methods to engage children in the Christian faith and plans to visit missions in New Guinea after Cairns.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
V. F. Anderson
Child Evangelism Fellowship of Australia
Sydney
Cairns
Evelyn Lundell
International Child Evangelism Fellowship
Rev. Anderson
Brisbane
Palm Island
Port Moresby
New Guinea
Cairns ESL Women’s Auxiliary Bridge Winners
The Cairns ESL Women’s Auxiliary Bridge Club held a post noon event last Friday in a roomy hall. Mrs O'Sullivan won the event and Mrs Schofield held the hidden number. Attendees included Mesdames Hawthorn, O'Sullivan, McIntyre, Petersen, Gradford, Griffiths, Button, Byrne, Farr, Munro, Crowson, Lockyer, Donaldson, Parker, Covacevich, Harris, and Spencer. Hostesses were Mesdames Doyle and Board Tar.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
E.S.L
O'Sullivan
Mrs. Schofield
Mesdames
A. Hawthorn
A. T. O'Sullivan
McIntyre
M. Hawthorn
A. 5. Petersen
F. Gradford
L. Griffiths
P Button
Byrne
Farr
Munro
Crowson
Schofield
Lockyer
Donaldson
Chay
A J. Parker
P. Covacevich
K. Harris
BR Spencer
Mesdames Doyle and
Board- Tar
Plane Passengers From Cairns On ABLA and TAA Flights
List of passengers who flew in and out of Cairns on ABLA and TAA services. Names include Mears, Hellmuth, McNab, Hull infant, Gusthart, Green, Brune, Pickering, Mitchell River Mission party, and several Brisbane Townsville Bowen and Sydney travelers.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cairns
Abla
Tie West
Wormanton Mears
Hellmuth
A. McNab
L Hull
Brisbane
E. J. Kulkerl E Gibson
A.M.A
W. C. Rose
C. W. Deacon
Bowen
T. E Wiliams
Townavile
H. Manshaw
Cieland
R. Sheppard
Mesdames & Lavern
M. Wright
TAA
Sydney
C. Minty
K. Stevens
C. P. Hughes
A. Gaffney
Rockhampton
Mr. Moran
Maryborough
Mr Wilson
Townsville
Mr. Freer
South
T.A.A
Mesa A. Frost
D. Linster
H. Pesreon
Stewart
T. Cush
W. Bolt
Mrs. Payne
North Queensland Orchid Society August Meeting Highlights
Mr Doug Watkins presided at the August meeting with Dr C H Knott absent to open. The Cairns display aims to attract the public and aid charitable work. Members bring orchids in bloom and help fill space during plant arrangement. A quiz by Mr G Nix educated attendees. Blooms were displayed by Mrs Parker Masere Mix G Fleming A Wilkie Reid and W Kirkwood.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Doug Watkins
North Queensland Orchid Society
C. H Knott
G. Nix
No Luck Hamburg Advertises Football Pool Prompt
An early 20th century local column reports fans answering an advertisement for a football pool game. The item notes a street location and a promotional effort, with readers invited to participate by guessing a coded set of letters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hamburg
Alp
Theo
Flower show at Peter's Hall hosts St Peters Guild fete
St Peter's Women's Guild held its annual flower show and fête at Peter's Hall. A deputy mayor opened the event in poor weather, with many exhibits praised by judges in fruit and veg, sweets, fancy work and children's entries. Awards covered cakes, jams, flowers, and knitted items, with extensive prize lists and afternoon tea for the official party.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C. Woodward
St. Upper McLeod Street
Hi Lisbon
Finn
H. T. Wienerthe
J. Norris
J. Norria
F. Morris
Corkill
W. J. Powell
Betty Thomas
Sprecher
Spencer
J. Pershouss
Howles
W. Friend
A J. Andy
Olufson
M. O'Neill
Bennett
B. Griffiths
Tatlock
Mrs Hunt
RB. O’ Neill
Mrs. Hunt
L. Powell
Pat Schein Ping
Mrs
Mra
E. Smith
Mra. Davies
Mra. G. Whittaker
Beryl Smith
Janice Townsend
Noela Murray
Bruce Griffin
Alwyn Thomas
Don Gane
Fred Howles
W. Cummings
Vivian Wienert
Leslie Powell
Maureen Pont
Judy Martin
Ivy Watt
John Blazey
Lice Greenway
Jean Smith
J. Townsend
Judith Sheppard
Joyce Gane
Harvey
H. T. Wienert
B. Fitchett
Howkes
Sheppard
Booth
Moody
Friend
R. King
F. Martin
Sweets
Mesdames F. Gorton
Ashwin
Thomas
Miss Mills
Mesdames Small
Wham
Norris
Jumble
Mesdames O'Meare
Irwin
Crittenden
Allan
Mesdames Davies
Quinn
RK. Cummings
Blaney
Holmes
C. Griffiths
Garry
G. Schipke
Olson
Tung Yep
Blake
Miss Griffiths
Mesdames Waddell
D. Dunn
R. Absell
Cc. Jervey
E. Gorton and Foley
Snr
E Williams
Queen bee lays up to one hundred eggs per hour
A queen bee has the capacity to lay as many as 100 eggs in an hour, reflecting its high reproductive efficiency.
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Owen Whittick
Em. TE Ime
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Abbbott
Cece
Zday
Sheelott
Vowewind
Care
Pelaco
Dad
Cemre Gaberéme
Fawnshade
Pelaco Lavisca
Nea
Cas
Eoth
National Radio
Ali Regionals
LWN
Marsh
Radio Roundabout
London Symphony Orchestra
Gyorgy Sandor
Village Glee Club
Annie Jackson Loder
Hardys
Atherton Junior Women's Churche OF England Guild
ST. Peters
G. Booth
Margaret O'Neill
Adams
Hannam H.c. Dute Ioaf
McMahon
Pont
R. Young
Terris
Funnell
FR. O'Neill
Spencer Hbc
C. Posella
Ivy Hogan
A Davies
Dorwood
Kilday
FE C. Earl
E T. Smith
Kilday Kic
W. J. Wright
Eddie Thomas
Cronin
E. C. Small
R. G. Smith
Ruttiman
E. S. Smith
M. Ruddel
FE. T. Smith
P. Falley
E. T. Smith
Woodward
Freez Shelf
S.T.C
H-Turner
Tully
AME
San Francisco
Clark Gable
Jeanette MacDonald
Spencer Tracy
Laraine Day
Robert ‘Cummings
O-Morrow
Pessy
Coe
Dao Dailey
Sera
Holm
Kodak
Kodek Desters
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