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Newspaper
Guyra Argus
Location
Guyra, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Sep 14, 1939
Page
3
Between the two seasons shoppers are urged to modernize interiors. The piece promotes replacing old furniture with sturdy, contemporary pieces and offers convenient weekly installments through the Armidale furniture department display and management arrangement.
The Guyra P A H Association held its Show Ground meeting on Saturday September 2 1939 with many members present and numerous apologies. Highlights include reappointment of King as Chief Pavilion Steward after a 28 year tenure, donations for Wool and Horse Show cups, thanks to donors, and ground and pavilion arrangements under Mr Curtis and Mr Woodward.
Two elderly attendees mishear a band performing an election era tune and argue over the words. One notices a poster on a handstand and moments later declares the correct refrain from a pit band, revealing a humorous miscue.
The Guyra Golf Club reports Stroke Wednesday results with Reynolds 87 62 and Mackenzie 71 among players. Stableford scores list Mackenzie 46 and Newton 38 with various pairings noted for Saturday play.
Friday's social at the Daly Mouse of the Fou Courme raised substantial profits to support club extensions. President Mr B. Whes praised member and associate enthusiasm driving progress.
The death occurred at his residence Armidale of Mr. Charles Carpendale aged 78. He was born Upschel Queensland and lived in Armidale district since childhood. Survived by three sisters and one brother who died recently in Brisbane. funeral to the Church of England portion of Armidale cemetery after service at Mt Peters Cathedral.
A fragment describes a home show where a star performer, called the love doctor, impresses with skill. At halftime a local figure jokes about the performer’s progress, prompting a dry reply about a lack of clear direction and irony in the exchange.
New regulations require all aliens in Australia to register with authorities. Hotels, inns, boarding houses must maintain alien registers and provide access for police. Officials will collect personal data and fingerprints. noncompliance risks prosecution.
A patchwork of dialogue and vignettes from a rural scene includes children at a riverside lesson, a debate about church organs, and local humor. Bits of instruction, market chatter, and sly exchanges reveal village life and humor across several locales.
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