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Newspaper
Maryborough Chronicle
Location
Maryborough, Queensland, Australia
Date
Aug 23, 1952
Page
6
Social and personal notices and church schedule listings cover upcoming events. A long mix of services, confirmations, youth activities, and community notices names various churches and organizers amid a schedule of sermons, classes, social events, and celebrations across Brisbane suburbs.
A fragmented wedding notice describes Woolcock and Moller nuptials with bridal attire in Chanilly lace and intricate gowns. It lists attendees from Rockhampton and Brisbane, mentions venues and church services, and notes forthcoming celebratory events and Sunday worship details.
A long letter from Maryborough notes George Starr, in Ward 3 at General Hospital, plans to celebrate his 101st birthday tomorrow. Friends recount past visits, gifts, and well wishes from Gillam, Gillesvie, and others, with hopes for a memorable day and continued health.
A Red Cross gathering chaired by Phelle saw a large turnout as Mire L Weber and treasurer Mr Cooper joined. An executive teaching presided, outlining general agenda and forming a committee to prepare the Fed Crate network. The group agreed to proceed with the plan and address unfinished tasks.
A grand recital by a ladies' choir, featuring Melvin the host baritone from Sydney and the Sydney Symphony Orchestra collaboration. The event aims for high artistry with a varied program including two instrumental numbers by championship winners. Tickets and venue details noted.
Northbridge NS.Wo notes reveal a former resident elevated to Lady Hallstrom after her husband’s name, Maryborough ties, and long civic service. Described as genial, industrious, and supportive, she inspired new members, hosted exhibitions, and nurtured family with art appreciation across public and private spheres.
August function at St Moris Lucie Guillod's wid of the Battple Barnet Matt tied for a prize. Margaret Jacobsen Thorn won most attractive tie. Mr A Blowers, Manna Cree led the judging with Mesdames Wagner, Taro and Olean. Monte Carte valtz won by Mr and Mrs Bales. Dance music by Mira Hi Jeppesen and others. Mr J E Willett MC. Refreshments by At fp Ladies' Guild. The wine ad claims effect opposite to Kraepelin's cautious stance.
Stephen's Presbyterian Mower show moves to Town Mall on September 12 with an enlarged schedule for children. The event adds flower and vegetable sections and lists vendors including W Dawson Gnasons, Bryant and Ferguson, Bremis Flerute, and Feseholm Fiorists. An extra concession is included as part of the fair.
Sunday Christian Science lesson titled Soul featured readings from the Bible and Mary Baker Eddy book, with selections from Josh and Exodus. The sermon quoted ancient verses about serving the Lord, warning against other gods and urging righteousness.
A reading fragment outlines the Running Creek Calyan CWA meeting at Burning Creek Mall on August 1 with officers named including A Gouldipresident L Keravar and H Harris. It notes a monthly program, a Motive Anthem ceremony, and a tennis tournament and sports day planned for October with secretary tasks to advertise.
Fragmentary text depicts a confused narrative with garbled phrases and names such as Sir Maurice Crag and Muawaen Hower. The readable portion hints at emotional states and a potential report on nervousness or mood, but the passage remains incoherent and not clearly about a specific event.
A public notice promotes a lecture titled What Power beats God Nature or Drugs to be given at the Health Academy Ellena Street Maryburnush on August 20. The event features Mr FF. G. Teberte and Mrs Barough with demonstrations by Miss Raves from the Abary Academy showing exercises and beauty routines.
The Wesley Hall loft social fed a sale and flower show at Wesley School Hall hosted by Mrs Hl Negus and helpers. Flourishes included ornate floral decor by Mrs Bulmer, successful apron parade honors, judges Mrs Perry and Charles, and minister Rev Phillipson presiding with thanks to workers. Teas and displays featured private tea cloths, sponge service, and prize ribbons for numerous aprons.
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