Anzac Day travel circular for Diggers to Melbourne
The State secretary issues travel guidance for R.3.8.1.L.A. Diggers to attend the Anzac Day march in Melbourne. Travel on April 24 or 26, with earlier trains allowed if needed. Special trains may run where numbers justify. Remain in Melbourne over the 25th and 26th, depart after the 27th. Submit application forms via station masters to obtain vouchers and tickets.
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L.A
Chas, W. Joyce
Melbourne
Sunshine Church of Christ Program Promises Readings and Song
On Sunday evening at the Sunshine Church of Christ in Masonic Hall, Fred P. Morris, superintendent of the Child's Court and Australian hymn writer, will lead a service. Accompanying him is vocalist Josiah May Ling who will perform hymns Morris authored. Miss Coull of St Albans will sing, and Sunday School scholars prepared a special item. The meeting starts with a song service at 6 45 p.m.
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Sunshine Church of Christ
Masonic Hall
Fred P. Morris
Child's Court
Josiah May Ling
Morris
Mary and Mabel Trade Barbs About Footwear Fit
Mabel taunts Mary about shoes that are two sizes too small for her. The light exchange hints at embarrassment over ill fitting footwear in a playful back and forth.
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Mary
Mabel
Absent minded husband fears forgotten task in evening
A young wife teases her mother about Bob's memory lapse. He frets all night, then recalls his desire to go to bed early, leaving the family amused at his forgetfulness. The exchange highlights a light domestic moment about forgetfulness and bedtime.
Paper Caps for Dinners and Parties Ad Offered
LENDING LIBRARY announces orders for paper caps at 2d each for dinners and parties. All American and English magazines available 6d to purchase or 2d to exchange. No joining fee. Books 3d. Confectionery and more from A Raynes at 181 Anderson Road Sunshire.
Imperial Chemical Industries social club evening at Federal Hall
About 700 members and friends attended a successful Imperial Chemical Industries social club event at Federal Hall Footecray. The program featured dancing, vaudeville, and vocal items with encore applause. Prizes from a recent picnic were presented by directors Sir W Lennon Rowe and Mr Brodie. sleeve links were given to R Goldsworthy and R Oku for rescues at the picnic.
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Federal Hall
Footecray
Imperial Chemical Industries Social Club
W. Lennon Rowe
Mr Brodie
Messrs
R. Goldsworthy
R. Oku
Iichers
Sunshine Horticultural Show set for April 27
The Sunshine Horticultural Society announces its annual autumn show for Saturday April 27. Favorable weather promises a strong display of flowers and rising exhibitor interest from across the metropolis. Admission is sixpence for an educational and entertaining exhibit.
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Sunshine Horticultural Society
Sunshine hobbyist builds prize model of church
Mr R. Stone of Sydney Street Sunshine completed a five month model of the Sunshine Presbyterian Church and won first prize at the Hobbies Exhibition in Melbourne Town Hall. The retired craftsman has also made models of the Sydney Harbor Bridge and now works on models of Shakespeare's Stratford house and his school.
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R. Stone
Sydney Street
Sunshine
Sunshine Presbyterian Church
Melbourne Town Hall
Stone
Sydney Harbor Bridge
Stratford-on- Avon
Shakespeare
St Albans Tennis Club Annual Tournament Results
The St Albans Tennis Club completed its annual tournament despite gusty north winds. In men’s singles handicap semi final Br Clarke defeated A J Clarke 6 6 2 and R Clarke beat F McCreery 6 4 6 1. Miss G McKechnie won the ladies singles handicap 6 3 6 1. In mixed doubles handicap semi final A J Clarke and G McKechnie beat Flowers and J McKechnie 6 6 3 6 3. Final saw B Clarke and Clarke defeat A J Clarke and G McKechnie 6 5 6 2.
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BR. Clarke
D. A. J. Clarke
R. Clarke
D. F. McCreery
Miss G. McKechnie
D. Mis J. McKechnie
Sunshine Harvester Rifle Club Shot Best at 600 Yards
Sunshine Harvester Works Rifle Club members shot on 300 500 and 600 yard ranges with favorable weather. V E Little led scoring 98 of 105 while Captain Franks and W E Littl tied at 104. Other top scorers included H Franks 104 and W W Bignell 103 with L Mills 98 and J Polan 97. Miniature rifle match vs Essendon club saw Essendon win 535 to 466. best for Sunshine included H Franks 76 A Kyle 76 and H Barnett 76.
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Sunshine Harvester Works Rifle Club
V. E. Little
Franks
W. E. Littl
H. Franks
W. W. Bignell
H. Laity
L. Mills
J. Polan
S. E. Wright
E. J. Wright
H. Barnett
A. Kyle
E. Roberts
Sunshine Club
Essendon
Essendon Sunshine Hansen
B. F. Heron
Jones
Flitterer
Powell
Sunshine and District Basketball Association entries open
Teams Sunshine Presbyterian Nettlefolds I C I and Parkinsons are listed with more expected. The final entry date is extended, April 28 meeting to draw fixtures, May 11 start dates set. Umpires sought at 65 shillings per match. gender may be appointed. President Mr N Parsons interim. Mr J Davies appointed assistant secretary. aim to appoint a lady secretary.
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Sunshine and District Basketball Association
Sunshine
Presbyterian
Nettlefolds
1.C.I
Parkinson's
N. Parsons
J. Davies
Sunshine Chess Club Handicap Winner and District Plans
Sunshine Chess Club reports its handicap tournament winner as J Lancaster with 6 points. Final standings show Lancaster 6, Ormston 4, Kotzebue 4, Cawood 3, Clarke 2, White 1, Field incomplete. A district championship open to club members and Braybrook Kei lor residents is planned. entries invited at The Advocate Office or Sunshine Theatre Side Room at 8 p.m. Wednesday.
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J. Lancaster
F. Ormston
N. Kotzebue
F. Cawood
J. Clarke
W. White
G. Field
Braybrook
Keilor
Advocate
Sunshine Theatre
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Church OF Christ
Josiah Moyling
A. Raynes
Anderson Road
Sunshire
1.C.l. Social Club
ST. Albans Tennis Club
Anes
Sunshine Chess Club
Barkly Street Footscray
Footscray 9
A. E. Bowdern
Sunshine Timber Yards
Henderson and
Graham
Oregon
Hampshire Road
Town Hall
Sunshine Technical
L. G. Lerouk
Robinson
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