Art By Children Of Other Lands Exhibition In Forbes
Magnificent works by English American Canadian and New Zealand school children will fill the Presbyterian Hall in Forbes tomorrow and next week. The display follows Sydney’s exhibit arranged by Director of Education Ross Thomas and shown to two thousand people at that centre last week. Local Parents and Citizens' Association promotes the event with no admission charge. Teachers gather for a conference with Dr Wyndham addressing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Presbyterian Hall
Sydney
Ross Thomas
Thomas
Parents and Citizens’ Association
Forbes
Advan
Wyndham
Department of Education
R.S.S.LL.A. Congress Grants Aid to Empire War Effort
At the annual congress in Sydney the league resolved to place its resources at the Empire and protect the interests of all serving in the present war.
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The
R.ss.lla
Sydney
League
Alll
Western Enlistments Visit Bathurst Recruiting Office
An area recruiting officer has been appointed at Bathurst and will visit mist centres on dates to be notified. Applications for enlistment must be in writing with full particulars of age weight height place of birth. Minimum height is 5 ft 3 in. A NSW quota of 100 is allocated. 4th Battalion HQ is at Bathurst and will be notified. SUNDAY SEPT 4 Forbes 11 am Bedgerabong 3 pm Forbes 7.40 pm Rev. W. Stanley Parsons.
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Bathurst
Nsw
S4th
Mt Bathuret
Red Cross War Work in Forbes Seeks Weekly Meetings
On Friday September 22 1639 Forbes Red Cross branches announce regular weekly Tuesday meetings to plan war work. The article recalls Red Cross roles in World War I style and urges local men and women to contribute, noting how returned soldiers rely on Red Cross support and urging patriotic effort at home.
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Indies of Forbes Branch
The
Red Cross
Wares of Alutolycus and Grinsted Cup Cricket Tactics
The Forbes cricket scene revived with lively club gatherings and hopeful backing for the Grinsted Cup as associations pledge challenges. Enthusiasm rises after a period of inactivity and poor local interest, with supporters urged to fund restoration and hospitality efforts while awaiting the new season’s distinct prospects.
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Oecluba
Uns
Forbes
Electricity Interruption Notice For September 24
Municipal council warns the public that electricity supply will be cut from 7 a.m. to 9 a.m. on Sunday September 24. Repair crews will restore service as soon as possible and residents are advised to unplug devices and store perishable items.
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Forces Municipal Gouncil
Charmodan face powder advert promises youthful skin
A vintage beauty ad urges women to buy Charmodan face powder to conceal aging faults. It touts a luxurious formula that “conceals and subdues” signs of age, claims lasting power, and appeals to men with a clear, sweet charm. It markets shades from France and a full box for 26, available widely.
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Limiemenie
Gerlony News
France
Easy skin relief promise targets blackheads with Chartitenn cream
An advertisement claims a cream called Chartitenn clears blackheads quickly and leaves users happier. It urges readers to try the product and not endure the issue any longer.
Charmosan cold cream advertised nationwide
An advertisement touts Charmosan cold cream sold widely by chemists and drapers under the Boudoiriar label with tubes available in common sizes.
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Boudoiriar
Drapers
AROS
Women's resolve backs men in freedom cause
The district pledges to strive toward the objective and expresses that women are prepared to support the men with patriotism and diligent work for the country, aiming to take no lesser role in the fight for liberty.
Mir Leo Somes to Visit Forbes This Week
About People notes Mir Leo Somes branch inspector for Douglas Stores is expected in Forbes over the weekend. Mies D Leader of Rankin Street spent several days in Cowra to attend the show and races. Mr Bernard Breen, visiting his aunt Mrs Les Davis of Fohneen Street, returned to the city yesterday. Norman Denis three years old, son of Mr and Mrs Norman Spencer of Sherif Street, died in the District Hospital on Wednesday night. Funeral conducted at the Church of England cemetery yesterday afternoon with Rev A E White officiating and Mr A G Jones directing.
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Mir
Leo Somes
Douglas
Forbes
Mies D. Leader
Rankin Street
Cowra
Bernard Breen
Les. Davis
Fohneen St. Jere
District Hospital
Norman Denis
Norman Spencer
Sherif Street
Church of England
A. E. White
A. G. Jones
Mra T Ovenden
Goulburn
C. Miller
Bheai Street
Melbourne
200 Present At Monster Red Cross Meeting
About 200 women attended the second Red Cross meeting held since the outbreak of war in the Town Hall supper room. Mrs F Jones presided and many new members enrolled. The CWA offered a rest room depots for sewing and knitting materials distribution at 3.30 pm on Wednesday 27 September. A new committee led by Miss Kilpatrick and Mesdames Walker Melllon Munckton Sweet Ford will oversee sewing, knitting, and material buying and distribution. Secretary duties assigned to Misses Miller Bassett Austen. VAD coordinators urged Home Nursing lectures next Wednesday night at the Ambulance Station. Some donations announced including wool, Reece wool and cash to the VAD fund. Regular donations accepted via Mrs G Austen or treasurer Miss Larson.
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H. Walker
F. Melllon
Munckton
H B. Sweet
H. E Ford
Jock Hammond
Miss Kilpatrick
Mestames
H K. Ford
A. McLean Pinne
Red Cross
E. Miller
F. Bassett
G Austen
VAD
Armbulance
Ubis
Mise G. Gardiner
C. Edols
Reece
A. A. Sharp
Mish G. Austen
Mise Larnarson
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Europe
Britain
Studio Theatre
Arthur Hughes & GO
Tobralco
Lystav
Dimity and
Seersucker
Cambric
Dhin
Sunnylin
England
Arthur Hughes & Co
Rankin St
R.s.s.ll.a. Offer
Forbes Presbyterian Church
Asm
Bedgerabong
Jin. Forbes
Stanley Parsons
Borhes
Desth
Salvation Anny
Warshiers
Australia
Alutolycus
Harry Wood
Beth Tidio
Bassett
Ballo Wuikey
Wood
Patna
Monster Red Cross
Grewhinl Plains Agricultural Bureau
C B Moho
Delphi
Field
Iear Allen
Hitk Jovi
MM Field
Spencer
Temora
Mary Coutts
Aldool
Betty * Priileenaee
Wagea Wagga
Mise May Casey
Mra. W. J. Dwyer
Dairy Park
Bogen Gate
Keith Baker
Misa Millie Chislett
South Forbes
Nash
Parkes
KR. McGuinness
Farmaid Street
Mrs. W Talbot
Randanl Stret
Ron. Barter
Ferry Street
Hayley
Burwood
P. Broadbent
Spring Street
Mona Williamson
W. Williamson
Utisen Street
Dretnet Hopital
E Clothier
Calarie Raina
Brent
Private Hoapitel
Fdr
DL Chandler
William Street
A.V. Stenhouse
Brentnox
J. Gunn
Mrs. L. Chandler
Dunelion Street
Bis
ML. Wilton
Alma
Dm. Pratt
Myalla
Jack
P. 5
Neila
Glenroy
Wirrings
Keith Collins
Concord
Mrn
PR Cannon
Silver Row
Deirdre Margaret Perram
Dughter
Mra. E. Perram
Marcia Street
Erith Earl Carel
Mra_ D. Cassel
North Wt. Forbes
Gt. John
J. L Meauly
E. Falkner
Dubbbo: Dairy Society, Ltd
Min Weroniew Filay
James Vincent Toohey
Eugewra
St Raphael’s Church
R. & F. Heinke
ED Cross
Town Hall
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