MISS BAXTER PRESENT ADDRESS ADDS Frocks and Coats
Notice lists MISS BAXTER at 76 DERBY ROAD EAST SUNSHINE and SMARTEST STYLES at 78 DERBY ROAD EAST taking orders for ladies garments made up from own materials.
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Feb 08, 1935
Page
2
Notice lists MISS BAXTER at 76 DERBY ROAD EAST SUNSHINE and SMARTEST STYLES at 78 DERBY ROAD EAST taking orders for ladies garments made up from own materials.
Orders taken for paper caps for dinners and parties at 24 each. All American and English magazines offered at 2d exchange. No joining fee books 8d. Confectionery and care by A Raynes located at 131 Anderson Road Sunshine.
Mr and Mrs Ivory of Alexander Street Footscray celebrated their golden wedding at Irene Hall Footscray with family and friends. Mrs G Thompson of Sunshine hosted and shared stories of years past. Guests included twin sister Mrs Harris Avoca and son Mr J S Ivory Sunshine. other relatives listed.
The Sunshine branch of the Girl Guides Association asked Braybrook Shire Council on Monday for a site to build a hall. Secretary E Hiscock said the movement needs its own meeting place and aims to extend activities. Dr Lowe moved to report on Station Place suitability, noting the current playground use and potential area improvement.
A brief exchange reveals a tense meeting where one partner fears causing worry, but the other reassures and expresses happiness when the caller leaves. The dialogue hints at underlying gloom followed by relief after the interaction.
Nettlefolds ninth annual picnic drew over 160 attendees to Healesville on Saturday despite showers. Guests included J K Merritt and R Lloyd. activities ranged from dancing at Graceburn Glen to a series of sports events with trophies and a group photo before tea.
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