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Newspaper
Inverell Times
Location
Inverell, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 25, 1954
Page
8
The Inverell District Women's Auxiliary forwarded £175 to the hospital and arranged delivery of blankets. Plans include sending delegates to regional conferences, a ball quotes, and upcoming meetings with details on venues and participants.
A council meeting noted acceptance of a £100 head office cheque and praised Mrs Moylan for secretary duties. The group extended thanks to donors, reported income from cakes and donations, and planned the next Spastic Centre event. Members listed include J W Coonan and E Wood with the July 27 meeting set.
The Masonic Hall hosted Miss Betty Reading’s second birthday with 150 guests invited by Mr and Mrs Alton Reading of Froude Street. The event featured red white and burgundy decor, an outstanding cake from Milnes Bakery, gifts for Betty, and thanks from hosts and attendees.
Captiol Theatre presents a weekend lineup headlined by Bark to Gods Courtly saga and The Hart Time. screenings include Whet ores intepea attyartion toward adventure. Saturday features The Second Vetus Australia and Demat Buck, plus family shows and a kids program for a wholesome matinee.
Miss Norma Mary O’Brien, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs O’Brien, married Reville John Clarke at Sacred Heart Church Inverell. The wedding featured handkerchief and brooch heirlooms, a white satin gown, coronet veil, and lavish decor. The couple home in Lawrence Street after a North Coast honeymoon.
The Mt Russell CWA met to praise Mrs P B Finn for her excellent work with the Mt Russell branch of the VA. Officers and committee members were elected or noted, with notes of future activities and a changed annual event name to WA Pete. A Canada talk and a tea followed the meeting.
The Spastic Centre annual meeting notes a revived constitution and welcomes two new Torchbearers. Mrs Randall, president, thanks members and announces visitors to Sydney conferences and a social in the Masonic Hall. Fundraising, a working bee, and a carded charity drive are scheduled with a War Orphans Appeal link and a forthcoming Homes for the Aged opening.
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