District Centre News and Local Events Amid Unsettled Season
Season opened well for cropping with only light showers allowing farmers to push ahead. A Methodist Church concert and supper drew a large crowd with performances by Horsham visitors and local talent, though some were absent due to illness. Football chatter grows as cricket lags, with Natimak and Clear Lake contesting points. Annual Ball set for Spar Theatre with Stedmans Creduates. Valedictory Social bids farewell to Mrs Baker and Mrs Greta Baker, noting they will be missed. A Kewell Centenary league meeting follows with a shield competition and a lively afternoon program ending with Auld Lang Syne.
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Methodist Church
Cameron
Horsham
D. Worland
To Well
H. Newnham
Fooh. Baker
Greta Baker
Smwrs
Nhill Red Cross Society Formed In Winans Hall
A newly formed Nhill Red Cross Society convened at Winans Hall with officers announced including President Mr X Bound Vice President Mr P Agtin Treasurer Mr Alan Ervin and committee members. The piece notes related church gatherings and youth fellowship events in the area.
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Red Cross Society
Winans
X. Bound
Pagtin
Alan Ervin
Bok
Nhill
Poot Hall Club
UBT
Fife
St Andree
Awsinlay
Jeparit
Te Pairit
I. Aly Hueshant
W. J. Greenwood
Mockinya Cricket Club Wind-up Dance At Brimpaen Hall
Mockinya Cricket Club held a wind-up dance at Brimpaen Hall on Tuesday night with local musicians providing music and Frank Potter of Horsham assisting. President Ma. Wan McDonald announced trophies to Roy Curtis and Bob Matthews, with awards for batting, bowling, and fielding named after sponsors W Loaders Fred Hallam WW Cyrtis and FL Richards.
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Brimpaen Hall
Cricket Lab
Frank Potter
Horsham
McDonald
Roy Curtis
E. Hammond
Bob Matthews
W. Loaders
Fred Hallam
Leophy
WW. Cyrtis
Peed Hatin
Anniversary Services Draw Large Choir Anew at Lie Methodist
A large congregation gathered Sunday April at Lie Methodist Church for the Quan tong Method Okareh anniversary service. The Rev Bree led the sermon stressing charity and love while the choir performed pieces such as How Amiable and Trach Me To Pray. The evening service featured Rev S K Hicks of the Rus district and the choir from the Italian Lather Lowe presented The Way Of The Sonl in a rally tied to the anniversary observance.
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Bree
Jesus
Billie
South Wimmer
Rus
K. Hicks
Lather Lowe
Kalkee Social Ends With Songs and Games
The first Christian Endeavour social of the season gathered visitors from nearby societies on Monday evening. Rev H Freeman led a program of games competitions and musical items with Ada Nattrass and Mrs Greenaway performing. Prize winners included railway towns in Victoria Freeman Beddison Long and Smith. Supper and Auld Lang Syne concluded the event and £1 of the proceeds will be donated to the Methodist Inland Mission.
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Endraveau
Rev. H. Freeman
Victoria
Rey Freeman
L. Beddison
J. Long
H Smith
Ada Nattrass
Power of the Holy Spirit Motivates Easter Eve Sermon
The sermon led by Rev V R Hl... emphasized Acts 3 8 and the need for the Holy Spirit to empower believers to witness. He contrasted early Apostles in Jerusalem with modern Christians, noting the transformative indwelling spirit enabling extraordinary deeds. Applauded helpers and performers from the church program.
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Pruveia
Ela
HJ. Randall
Jesus
Jerusalem
V. R. Hleka
Th J. Rendall
Leo
DO Fhiwek
Westnesday
Nnpi
Horsham
Maries Oalland
ADR
Mise
Dorothy Webergang
Danny Boy
Mr Len
Sethopwar
Soto
Tye
Master Ro
Mrs. Lee Sanity
Die
Artle Brawnwi
A. Gritiths
Rory O'Manre
Mauhrier Callard
Bathory
Coastley
Interhuls
Missy Dorothy Uehergang
Ron Furier
Sance Snodor
A. Griffiths
Bart
Eat
Nowle Bartlett
Wouth Kegan
Audienc
Inter
Calash
Ticks
Three Alt Lakes Oats Grow as Rain Brings Growth
Weather and rainfall patterns favor cropping and pasture growth across the district. Four inches of rain in April boosted grass and Clover growth, with warm conditions aiding young stock. Gulf City hosts its annual meeting with C Walden elected president and opening planned soon. Gravel track work resumes along White Lake by Sowage Bros.
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Gris
Eliewe
Goll Cind
Gulf City
Walden
B. Rows
Sowage Brox
Centmaetors
Are
Grael
White Lake Ot
Warracknabeal Rotary Week Plans May 7 14
Warracknabeal Rotary Club outlines a Ten Week program from May 7 to 38 to raise public awareness of boys and girls potentialities and problems. Special church services and town visits by major industrial figures are planned to gather views on education and youth welfare during hot weather.
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Rotary Club
Warracknabeal
Meir
Mildura
A.m
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Opperman's Red Gum Saw Mill
Robinson Street
Wall At Mill
Raselli
Ding
Wimmera
Clear Lake
Natimak
Tootonda
Annuel Tall
St. Betons Church of England
Dimbools
Tiestar
Mass
Steadians
Jung
Kewell
H. Mattinke
W. G. Pietsch
VC. Heinge
O. E Rudolph
Kewell Society
Abicld
Dimbooly
Veetis
Nutiniak
Mingip
Murton
Murra Warra
Turslay
Bane
Mockinya
Quantong
Kalkee
Ftoward Honbe
Albert Hobbs
Salt Lakes
Geelong
The
Mel Watme Pity
Pearance
Rita Tucker
Firebrace St
West Pears Kupetaira
Phese
J. R. Baillie, L.A.B
Rowden Street
Miss Pops Knipe
Wilkon Street
Miss Violet Cramer
Andrew Street
Marie A. Walther
Met
Uilly
Manoforte
Act.c
Ralltie Street
Phune
Hilda Cox
Adelaide University Conservatorium
Percumion
Allens Lullings
Mirebeace Street
Trevaint
Dorothy Norwood Lar
Music Teachers’ Association
Baillie Street
R. Mead
A. Mus
Pon Sutton
Mead’s
Dance Orchestra
Mead
Dighodia Rand
Florence A. Taylor
A. Jenkin
Ateneo
Dewey Lake
Marsan
Nex
LANZ
Lone
Lana
Ash
Haman
C. H. Hoskin & Sons
UD. Firebrace Street
BR. A. Ludbrook
M. Howard
Sack’s
Wiminera’s
Sacks Scommand
Sts
Firespace Street
Hobsham
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