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Newspaper
Manilla Express
Location
Manilla, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Oct 08, 1937
Page
2
Another Winner showcases printed silk linen dress lengths with snappy designs. The feature highlights agile silhouettes and bold prints, underscoring the era's fashion trends.
A Tuesday night benefit in Rushes Creek Hall for the local Church of England funds drew town supporters for a pleasant jovial evening. North's ache Ladies supplied an excellent supper while Rosé items and music enhanced the event.
Swarms of blue martins were seen along a New Mexico road during the week as an investigation notes they devoured invading grasshoppers, aiding pest control. The report describes the birds consuming large numbers of grasshoppers in the area.
On Monday October 18 a field day will be held at the Holt farm in Upper Nonilla. Mr A Crummting is the shared farmer, Mr Mark Rey nes of the Department of Agriculture will be present and every invited to attend.
A 1937 notice describes a Boy Scout social at Memorial Hall on Tuesday October 19 featuring the Silver Band and North's Orchestra providing music. Further details and a formal write up were promised in forthcoming Express issues.
On Tuesday Bingata Municipal Council representatives led by the Mayox Ald, Pea cock Ald, Fade and Davies plus Town Clerk Mr Ransome visited Manilla to gain information on the water supply project. The Spooner Scheme may place Bingara’s supply on the same schedule as Manilla. Manilla Rural School Ex Students Union to hold an aid fundraiser at Halls Creek hall Friday October 22 with Norths orchestra engaged for entertainment.
A Thompson meeting of electors in Manilla’s Memorial Hall was addressed by a Federal MP seeking a seventh consecutive campaign win for the Country Party endorsed candidate. The speaker praised Lyons Pare government records, warned Labor, and proposed road and water projects, tax cuts, and stronger defence while promising ongoing employment.
War nee Bros present on screen the story of Tennyson’s poem The Charge of the Light Brigade at the Palais this Saturday and Monday. The speaker praised the Country Party policy and urged votes for Senate candidates Arking Hall Hardy Helmore to retain government control, warning Labor’s past failures. No questions, vote of thanks from W J Byrnes.
The Quirindi team defeated the visitors by 24 points in the second pennant series. Vivid lineups show lead Kearns Podmore Kennedy 73.1 and Hayward Blanch Day 30 among others. The annual meeting is set for Friday 8 October at 7 30 pm at the Club House to elect a new committee and present season awards.
The column lists several departures and visits across New South Wales towns. Mr and Mrs Fl A Ghaffey leave Sydney for a two month Tasmanian holiday for health reasons, while Mrs Brady returns from Tangworth Base Hospital after three weeks. Miss Alixon Thistlethwayte visits New Mexico with friends, and Miss Myra Gomme with Mrs A Campbell and Mrs G Anderson return from holidays. A nursing staff change at St Kilda Hospital sees Miss Mary Hiscox join Elizabeth Bay, and two young women depart for Guineadah. Miss Nell Donnelly and Miss Dorothy Yates head to new roles, with farewell gifts and social tributes noted.
Twenty four trainee teachers will begin practicum at the Rural School for a fortnight. A group is expected later this year. The primary final examination is scheduled for the 27th. The supervising committee includes Rev Battersby and several named members. A school garden judged on 27 September. spring displays planned. Ex Students Union funded fountain and lily pool. piano aided by BP Association. a concert next month to aid school funds.
A charity dance event features the Country North Orchestra with a Good Supper, tickets priced 3 shillings, novelty prizes, and a grand prize ticket. It begins October 12 at 8 p.m. Organized by Stan Catless.
Memorial Hall hosts a Presbyterian Flower Show with Saturday night events. Handicaps for seniors include 3 laps and various distance races with runners such as Coleman Browning, Coulton, Moore, Gannon, Reid, and Smithers listed with 80 to 300 yard marks. The minors feature two laps and multiple handicap distances led by Dielesery, Smithers, Coulton, Moore, Duncan, Daneau and others.
Attunga Hall built in 1934 and financed by a Building Relief Committee loan of £059 burned down last night. The 600 attendee opening drew crowds, hall 129 by 35 feet with supper room kitchen and furnishing includes piano seats curtains. Insurance covered £950 for the building and £100 for the fittings. inquiries held, no auspicious circumstances found.
The polling booth for the Federal Elections will be held on October 2. Electors are asked to vote early at the Council Chambers. Mr de Coates is the assistant returning officer. Ill or absent electors may apply for a postal vote. forms are obtainable from any post office.
The report notes bidding on wools with top price of 224d for a fleece from Belltrees Scone. Mentions Japan’s activity, Australian deaths, and local moves. Mrs Sarah Musgrovey of Auburn died aged 108 in her sleep. Miss Eileen Hilton to leave Manilla for Tamworth Exchange. A movie and lecture titled At Home and Abroad to be shown at Methodist School Hall tonight, arranged by Manilla Farmers and Settlers Association. Wongo dance and auction at Wongo Crack Hall next Tuesday, organized by Stan Carless.
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