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Gloucester Advocate

Location

Gloucester, New South Wales, Australia

Date

May 14, 1937

Page

3

Wedding of Jean McGregor and James Holmes at Inverell

A pretty Inverell wedding joined Jean McGregor daughter of Mr and Mrs W R McGregor and James Hamilton Holmes son of Mr and Mrs J R Holmes. Jean wore ivory satin with long train and veil, Thelma McGregor was bridesmaid, Stanley Dunshaw best man. After reception guests left for North Coast honeymoon. The Holmes couple to reside at Kiama.

Thelma McGregor Stanley Dunshaw Lundie Carride Cecil Brunner J. H. Holms Kiama Holmes Commercial Bank

Fulton Cup Postponed Amid Dun Fog and Local Attractions

Golf notes report the Fulton Cup round postponed due to Dun fog and local attractions. The draw will occur at The Associates club house. Emmett's trophy 18 hole stroke handicap won by Miss Middlebrook 97 22 75, with other scores listed. open tournament entries close Thursday ahead of May 22 23 events.

Dunfog Emmett Middlebrook King Miss Parish Street Newton Laurie Carolan Ashworth Matthews Thomas Uke

Sydney Pig Values at Tuesday Sale in Sydney

Winchcombe Carson Ltd reports medium porkers dominated the supply at the Sydney sale with 1350 head offered. Backfattera prices slipped while baconers firmed and porkers showed improvement. Backtatters and baconers ranged across prime to heavy classes with prices from 20s to 95 pounds per head, reflecting variable weights and grades.

Sydney Winchcombe, Carson Ltd Porkers Todd BOD Bolb SUID

Tennis Association Enforces Return Card Rule After Meeting

The Tennis Association decided to enforce the rule requiring return of result cards with forfeiture for teams not submitting by the Wednesday after a match. New two act registrations from several clubs were discussed, along with grading players in B grade. Secretary urged clubs unpaid affiliation fees to settle promptly as many are concerned. Saturday’s winter results showed close, competitive play in both A and B grades with notable performances by J Norton F Gibson Rita Hazelwood and Frank Holmes among others.

The Tennis Association Tbs J. Norton F. Gibson Presbyterian Park T. Ladies Rita Hazelwood Frank Holmes Gangat Tennis Tély Forbesdale Rockhurst Teachers Barrington Park Factory

Signaling While Driving Aids Safe Traffic Flow

The article urges drivers to use clear timely signals when stopping turning or passing to ensure safety. It compares correct signalling to essential machinery lubrication and notes accidents result from late or inadequate signals. It stresses courtesy, commonsense, and enforcement as ways to reduce hazards on the road.

Refugees Pitiful Plight in Barcelona Stadium Relief

A visitor reports crowds of refugees from the Spanish Civil War sheltered in Barcelona stadium. Locals provide mattresses and clothing while volunteers ferry aid, food, and care to women and children as Spaniards aid others despite factional strife.

Barcelona Spain Englan Catalonia

Aid Efforts Struggle to Feed Spain and Barcelona

Spain and Barcelona face severe winter hunger as milk runs short for thousands of children. Britain contributes limited aid while a Carnate committee seeks funds to buy a milk lorry for transport. many groups pledge help, but longer relief is required to spare innocent families from worsening hardship.

Spain Barcelona England Carnate

Crowds at Buckingham Palace flood guards in adulation

Police protected Australian guards as crowds of up to twenty thousand surged outside the gates. Diggers posed for photos and begged for autographs while souvenirs and plumes were contested. Guards maintained steady steps as dignitaries noted the disciplined parade amid the sunny day and banter from bystanders.

Buckingham Palace Sher Bacchus Queen Elizabeth Sir Walter Raleigh

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