Baptist Boys Club Bazaar at Town Hall September 4
A grand bazaar by the Baptist Boys Club parents committee will open at 3 pm Friday in the Town Hall supper room. stalls will include sweats, flowers, cakes, produce, novelty, fancywork and pottery with an afternoon tea. Competitions include decorated sandwiches Swiss rolls Victoria sandwich queen cakes and scones with prizes and entry fees noted. Hat training for men and boys and driving events also listed.
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Boys’ Club
B. Eo Bazase
BK. Drayton
Great Success Assured for Craig's Reorganisation Sale
Craig's Wilkinson Pty announces a large Melbourne sale beginning 9 pm for Wednesday September 2. Elizabeth Street store near Flinders Street station will feature high quality new season goods at sensational reductions. Strong staff, extended selling hours, and enhanced delivery service prepare for a busy, bargain filled shopping event.
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Craig, Williamson Pty. Ltd
Craig's
Melbourne
Elizabeth Street
Flinders Street
Sunshine School Notes Urge Uniforms and September Reopen
Head teacher urged school uniforms when possible and advised parents to buy clothing with uniform use in mind. Local shops offer affordable school blazers tunics and caps. September vacation runs Sep 18 to 29 with school resuming Sep 29. School committee welcomed Dr Drayton to fill vacancy left by Mr Pengelly. Mothers club deputation requested assistance for the children's bar and methods of financing were discussed.
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Cincy
Carland
Dr. Drayton
Pengelly
Education Department
Mothers’ Club
Rifle Club Marksmen Struggle Through Wind and Rain
Williamstown marksmen faced gusty winds and heavy showers as scores stayed low. Local club secretary Wright and Alan Masson led with 45 points each amid persistent rain.
Obituary for Gertrude Lillian Bampfield
The death of Gertrude Lillian Bampfield at age 39, wife of John Leonard Bampfield, is reported. She leaves a son and daughter. Funeral held at her Adelaide Street Sunshine home and Footscray cemetery with Rev. William Evans officiating. Large attendance and tributes noted.
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Gertrude Lillian Bampfield
John Leonard Bampfield
Gertrude Lillian
Brunswick
Hol
Adelaide Street
Sunshine
Footscray
Willian Evans
Messra Bare
Sree Be'ld
Bine Atord Ley Riles
Lindasy Affleck
Ro Rohntrom
Seadat Te Sea
Victoria Soccer Championship Thriller At Como Park
The undefeated Deer Park met runners-up Prahran in a wet Como Park clash. Bob Gray scored the decisive goal as Mor gan and Shaw shut down Prahran’s attacks, securing Deer Park’s claimed league title with two minutes remaining.
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Prahran
Como Park
Deer Park
Victoria
Nobels
Australia
Morgan
Bob Gray
Tom Shaw
Navy
S.C.1
A. Burgess
Geo. Clayton
Bill Douglas
Scotsman
Scotty
Johnny Campbell
Dougy
Bob Morgan
Albert Burgess
Tommy Shaw
Jock Burgess
Ron Haxby
Ron
Eric Taylor
George Clayton
George
Young People's Club Enjoys Evening at Parsonage
Members of the Methodist Young People's Club met at the parsonage on Monday 17th inst for a lively evening. New games and competitions delighted attendees with highlights including the Magic Sixpence won by Harold Sully and a mime art piece by Jean Colwell. The program featured music by Harald Sally Mas and Miehyons and a piano solo by Audrey Batten. The supper prepared by Mrs. will be served as the highlight.
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Methodist Young People’s Club
Harold Sully
Shades of Solomon
Doyley
Jean Colwell
Harald Sally
Mas and
Miehyons
Delusheddly
Audrey Batten
Nimsa
Salvation Army Lecture and Visit by Slattery in Parish Hall
Adjutant Henderson will lecture at the Salvation Army Hall on The Salvation Army in Action with lantern slides. Admission is free but a collection will be taken for the annual appeal. Sunday features Lieut Colonel Slattery visiting for meetings at 11, 15, and later.
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Henderson Will
V. Ing
Salvation Army
Colleton
Mrn Slattery
Rpm
Colynel Slattery
Cacckon Princpal
Ediths Secretive Exchange Sparks Quiet Tension
The note describes a confidential chat between Ronnie and Edith, recounting yesterday’s warm exchange and today’s cold reception, suggesting strain from a previously intimate conversation. The brief account hints at relationship friction without detailing motives or outcomes.
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Edith
Ronnie
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Oregon
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