Oddments in Boys Shirts Feature Printed Stripes and Soft Collar
A catalog note describes a selection of boys shirts with printed material, good striped patterns, and a soft collar.
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Newspaper
Horsham Times
Location
Horsham, Victoria, Australia
Date
May 19, 1950
Page
10
A catalog note describes a selection of boys shirts with printed material, good striped patterns, and a soft collar.
Canon Fettell and Bishop Johnson discuss dwindling church contact with workers in Australia after World War II. They cite long ordination training, crowded cities and flats, and dual earning households as barriers. They warn against distractions from radio and home entertainment undermining public worship and church outreach.
A garbled report outlines an upcoming confirmation for a new United States Air Force secretary. The piece references political debates, university ties, and potential shifts in defense leadership, with scattered proper nouns and unclear dates.
The Horsham Presbyterian churches noted strong Mother’s Day services with good attendance and visiting guests. P.G.F. and P.Y.M.F. hosted tea for mothers, St. Andrew’s Men’s Club held a flour milling talk, and plans for Empire Youth Services and a June concert were announced. Mrs Kimberley to leave her 29 year post as organist and choir mistress.
The Centre Weather Bureau reports last week's rains were among Victoria's strongest district averages. Gippsland recorded the peak rainfall with 217 points at Cabbage Tree, while Omboola had 139 points and Edenhope the lowest in Wimmera with 30. Western District averaged lower.
A Horsham committee forms to organise publicity for the United Nations Appeal for Children. The fragmented text shows garbled names and notes but confirms planning activity and local involvement.
The article notes William Herbert once performed at short notice at the Royal Albert Hall. It mentions various unclear phrases and attempts to place the event within a broader context, though many lines are garbled.
Fragmented OCR notes discuss tea rationing and a Puritan bracer dispute. Mentions a supply issue and a referenced date or event. Names and places are unclear due to damaged text, but the gist concerns tea rationing and related misuses.
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