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Newspaper

Sunshine Advocate

Location

Sunshine, Victoria, Australia

Date

Aug 26, 1932

Page

4

Evangelistic campaign opens at Sunshine Church

Methodism conducts a statewide outreach with Samuel Hanna as Missioner at Sunshine Church. He uses unorthodox, vivid sermons recounting Hannah Samuel Ananias and Sapphira, and links John the Baptist to Herod in an original address to adults. A combined choir assists through the week.

Sunshine Church Samuel Hanna Hannah Samuel Ananias Sapphra John the Baptist Herod John

The Sophisticates by Mrs. Gertrude Atherton

A vivid novel about Melton Abbey acquitted after a sensational murder case. Comedy blends with mystery as society's highbrows and gossip mongers taint her path to freedom and happiness. Strong wit and energy drive this entertaining tale from Atherton.

Gertrude Atherton Melton Middle West Mrs. Atherton Robinson

Junior L O L Parade at Baptist Church

A Sunday evening Junior L O L parade at the Baptist Church drew many from the senior lodge. Pastor Holt led the service with Eva Coulton as chaplain reading the lesson prayer and qualifications. Ivy Quick Ethel Taylor sang a duet and Mrs Smith sang a solo.

L.O.L the Baptist Church Pastor Holt Eva Coulton Ivy Quick Ethel Taylor Mrs. Smith Holt Gideon

Keilor Gymkhana Draws Record Entries in Fine Weather

A Keilor gymkhana held on Saturday featured record entries and varied contests to raise funds for local sports ground improvements. Winners included J Dale and N Pennell in multiple events. Phil Fox had a fall requiring St Johns Ambulance aid. evening dance boosted social and financial success.

Keilor F. Milburn Snr Messrs N. Woods N. Milburn J. Vale D. Cameron A. Mackay W. Patten Billy Bee Miss R. Clulow Syd N. Pennell Colonel B. Cakebread T. Dale J. Dale Starlight J. Dawson Brownie N. Hale Bobbie T. McGrath Jackie Miss Clulow A. Pennell Sunny Boy R. Cromarty Mickey J. Scoones Lola Natty Sally J. McGrath R. Dodd E. Laker B. Tucker Kennedy Phil. Fox St. John'’s Ambulance Essendon

Sunshine Bowling Club Holds Sixth Annual Meeting

The Sunshine Bowling Club convened in the pavilion on a Tuesday evening with strong attendance. Dr. A Lowe, retiring President, chaired and welcomed Mrs. Moran as the new Ladies Section President. The annual report credited A L Ellingen with the Club Championship and H I Pengelly with the President's Trophy. income and expenditure are noted, and officers for the coming year were elected including President A R Johnston.

Sunshine Bowling Club A. Lowe Moran Coakes A. L. Ellingen HI. Pengelly A. R. Johnston Dr. A. Lowe Messrs W. J. Andrew G. Penrose H. Pengelly H.S. Oakes J. Anderson G. Polson Thompson W. J. Coakes F. Grigg McLean Richards McWhirter Robertson Bosher Sandman Wilson Stone Lowe Johnston Mesdames H. Pengelly Andrewartha Andrewartha. Secretary--Mrs. Forbes Mesdames Davey G. McWhirter Johnston, Stewart A. McWhirter R. Seymour

Council Adopts Progressive Scheme for Footpaths and Drainage

The Shire Engineer recommends two Government grant schemes to aid local unemployment. One involves a £1 for £1 basis funding footpaths at Clydesty Maribyrnong Ridley Edward Anderson Durham Hampshire and Ballarat road near Braybrook hotel which may contribute half the cost. The other provides £1000 subsidies for five years at 6 percent with 4 percent sinking fund, including £550 for Sunsih Park drainage and £450 for Sydney street reconstruction.

H. Rob Sunshi Park Sydney Street

Government Refuses Rental Cut for Braybrook Court Room

The Crown Law Department asked Braybrook Council to cut the rental of the supper room used as a court room by 20 percent. The Secretary, E Har greaves, suggested seeking an increase from £30 to £40 for electric radiators used by the Bench and clerk. The council rejected a reduction and left the matter with officers to pursue the higher radiator funding.

Crown Law Braybrook Clerk of Courts E. Hargreaves Department Robinson Treloar

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