Country Women's Association annual meeting notes 1939
The Country Women's Association held its annual meeting on December 12 following the regular session. Officers were reelected including President Mrs Deards and Secretary Mrs Lowe, with vice-presidents and the relief officer also reappointed. The report highlights active membership, fundraising, and community service including a Baby Health Centre project, War Comforts Fund, and relief parcels for Gloucester residents, plus participation in group councils and events with Younger Set and Stroud branch visitors.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
CWA
Mesdames Deards
Hawson
Turner
Hooke
Hicks
Waston
J. P. Banton
Newton
J. Holies
Weekes
Glover
McRae
Hebbiewhie
Lowe
Dee Why
Deards
Hawdon
Mesdames W. Euston
Lslezales
Dungox
Kempsey
Holland
C.W.A
Far West Children's Health Scheme
Industrial Blind Institute
Far West Party
Cw.a
Rome
E. Weekes
P. J. Deards
Stroud
Gloucester
MacAndrew
Len Monro
Seaside Camp for Country Boys and Community Health Work
A wartime style statement outlines receipts and expenditures for the Country Women’s Association including money from sales and donations. It notes a Seaside Camp for Country Boys run with the Newcastle Tourist Bureau and YMCA in January, housing up to 100 boys, with activities, supervision, and a per day all inclusive cost. Applications are invited to the Newcastle Tourism Bureau for bookings.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.W.A
Newcastle
Newcastle Tourist Bureau
Y.m.ca
Ym.c.a
Omnibusty Industries
Y.M.C.A
Jane
Wolfe Street
Barrington and Wattles Win Opens in Local Cricket A Grade
In Saturday’s A Grade results Barrington beat Stratford on first innings by 219 to 162 with H L Ross top scoring for Barrington at 39 and bowling figures led by H Ross 6 for 62. Wattles defeated Thistles outright. Wattles 272 declared, Thistles 160 and 104, with W Atkins scoring 122 and J Matthewson 53. Ward's River beat Gangat, led by R McKevitt 61 and Ebbeck 22. Rockhurst defeated Carsonville in first innings, D Shaw 65 for Rockhurst and H Bignell 44 for Carsonville.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Barrington
Stratford
Ross
Merchant Bros
Keith
Bill
Vie
Ted Higgins
Brindley
W. May
Tin
J. Bignell
J. Big
Wattles
Thistles
W. Atkins
J. Matthewson
G. Ross
J. Wratten
R. Giddey
H. Wilson
J. Giddey
B. Wilson
R. Smith
D. Young
E. Beattie
M. Price
L. Beuzeville
Ward's River
Ward
R. McKevitt
River
Ebbeck
G. Tur
Gangat
Tne
A. Brown
C. Lambley
Rockhurst
Carsonville
D. Shaw
Muna
Fraser
T. Ross
HL Bignell
Parish
Smitty
Deaves
H. Bignell
J. Ross
C Wilson
Bartlett
J Teni
W, Clarke
Visit of D. I. McDonald to Gloucester
D I McDonald F B C A Honours F S M C London of Webster Jack and McDonald Sydney Opticians will attend and be consulted at the Commercial Hotel Gloucester on Saturday January 20 from 9 am to 5 pm during a horse of visit.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
McDonald
F.B.C.A
F.sm.c
London
Webster, Jack & McDonald
Sydney
Pty., Limited
Opticians
Wis
Commercial Hotel
Gloucester
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Cory
T_ M. LIGHT & SONS
P.O. Newcastu
BVOC
General Motors
BUICK
Chevrolet
Pontiac
Oldsmobile
Vauxhall
Cadiallac
LA Salle
Chevrolet & Bedford
Gloucester Hotel
F. M. Smith
Pitt, Son & Badgery Ltd
Pauch Jon
Caron
Homebush Yards
Winchenmire
Carson
Winchcombe
Carson Tilt
Winchcombe House
Bridge St
Albert Street
Circular Quay
Commonwealth
THE
Farmers & Graziers Co-Operative Grain Insurance & Agency Company Limited
Country Women’s Association
Ss J
Bennett
PHONE
J. Moutzouris
Garden OF Roses Cafe
Peter
Horlick
Gloucester 2
J. Deards
M. Lowe
Bilc
Shire Council
Bhc
Ta Group
Faiy Health Centre
Tom Hicks
Queen Street
W. Bates
Tyrell Street
Grahame
Denison Street
BATES
Cricket
Saxbys
Saxby’s
P. Thomas Cowan & CO
Tudor ST
O'Connell ST
W. Brooker
Box 40
Taree
Street & Parish Pty. Ltd
Jas. Fleming
Dungog
Gloucester & Tmstrict
Frank Foley
Golden Gate Cafe
Kendall's Buildings
E. Young
M. LH. Monro
Market Street
W. T. Howard
Wool and Produce Selling Co. Ltd
Bent Street
IBM
James Hardie
H. Coote
Connor Savings
Chrysler
Chrysler Plymouth
Plymouth
Northern Motors
H. G. Robinson
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