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in recognition of Ping Dag, which was officially, celebrated Several flags were flown to vario us buildings in the town. ‘On Saturday night next there will be 9 grand dance in the Macranie Hall, proceeds of which will go to Red Cross funds, Dagg’s orches tra will provide the musl, Mr and Mra “Lee. Smith wad three childred, of Berale, Bingleton tomorrow, tie 'specae an enjoyable holiday with Mrs Don, Smith, of Cnatlorenah Breet, . e 8 1.Gni. Tred. Graham, son of Mr. and Mrs. W. Greham, of Macquarie Street, is at present, spending a few days’ ‘leave in Singleton. L/Cpl. Graham has been serving at a north ern operational date. 7 @ Rev. B, B. Geary, of Williamtown, but formerly of Singleton, visited Singleton during to-pay and renew ed acquaintances of a number of Church of England parishioners, with whom He was associated dur ing his term of office here. Mr. and Mrs. W. White, of Bishop gate Sweet, have received a letter from their son, Pro. Norman White, who is a prisoner of war, in which he states No 14 well. Mr and Mrs. White have another son, William, serving with the AIF. Norman 14 the lad who offered his services when he was 16 years of age.
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Singleton Argus
Singleton, New South Wales, AU
Mon, Jun 15, 1942
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