Air Force Boys in England on Leave
Sergeant Pilot Fred Hebblewhite writes from England detailing a two week leave spent with the Darwen family in Woking, London sights including Westminster Abbey, the Tower, and Piccadilly, travel to Edinburgh and Glasgow, a football match, and notes on wartime London life and daylight saving. He recounts meeting Australians, Canadians, and locals, and plans future leave with Gloucester friend Jack Gidley.
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Fred Hebblewhite
London
Bournemouth
R.A.A.P
Lloyd Aston
Woking
Peter Darwen
Mr. Darwen
Mrs. Darwen
Peter
Pauline
Air Force
Lloyd
Ken Watson
Queensland
Darwen's
Canada
Caven
Ken
Piccadilly Station
Waterloo Bridge
Westminster Abbey
Glen
Eve
Gen
Turkey
Godalming
England
Australia
New York
Glen and Eve
Victoria League
Marble Arch
Australia House
Boomerang Club
Tower of London
Henry VIII
London Bridge
St. Paul's Cathedral
Buckingham Palace
Lloyd and I
Jack Giddey
Jack
Gloucester
Cobothers
Edinburgh
Carlisle
Carstairs
Victoria
Glasgow
Scotland
Hampden Park
British Isles
Jave
Harry Robson
Manchester
Aunt Lena
Miss Newell
Aunt T
Cattle Sale Planned for 800 Head of Station Bred Cattle
Messrs Sparke announce a sale of 800 head station bred cattle on Tuesday 18 August. The event is expected to attract buyers from surrounding districts with demand for quality stock. Sale procedures and catalog details will be available at the auction yard.
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Messra
Sparke
Presbyterian Hospitality Centre Appeal Extended
The Presbyterian Church notes Mr Horner and Mrs J Monro are in hospital with wishes for recovery. The Hospitality Centre in Sydney will stay open through August end under Rev D Glyn Jones. The Ladies Guild hosts a poultry luncheon at the Kiosk on Thursday for the tennis tournament and donations may be left at Mrs Pryor's by midday Thursday.
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Presbyterian
Pleasing attendances at all stations reflect strong church spirit
The report notes excellent turnout at Mr T Yates home in Gloucester and Stratford services, even on wet days. It praises the friendly ministry, expects young people in training to become active workers, and declares the evangelical message thriving by challenging lukewarm forms of godliness.
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Gloucester Electric Supply CO. Ltd
Clem Walsh King
W. K. Irwin Cash & Carry
Tyrell St
Garden of Roses
Peter Moutzouris
Chapman & Stevens
L. Stevens
M-P.s. Ph.c. Chemists & Druggists
Utah
Pele Nea
Sid Miller
Gloucester Hotel
Tom Hicks
Queen Street
L. E. Monro
Market Street
Noucester
W. Tf. Howard
Hones
Taree
Dungog