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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Jan 08, 1937
Page
8
Sunshine Church of Christ Hampshire near Masonic Hall lists Bible School and Kinder, song service in the morning and Rev A A Lyons at Maidstone with Mr J Wilan. A tribute to George Dickie, aged 42, killed January 5, inserted by Mr and Mrs Rea and family.
The Salvation Army holds farewell meetings at 11 a.m. 3 15 p.m. and 7 p.m. to bid Adjutant and Mrs Henderson farewell and welcome Adjutant and Mrs Cur ver on Thursday January 4. All are invited.
Advisory indicates a meeting is scheduled for Tuesday evening at 8 pm at Mast Hal's Hall. H Blakey serves as secretary and will oversee arrangements.
In loving memory of my dear husband and our father who passed away at Taylor's Road St Albans on January 6th. A little spoken, true and tender. We will always remember him, a beloved husband and father, missed by his wife and family.
An advertisement notes the Poultrymen & Farmers' Trading Co at 542 Lt Lonsdale St Meb with M2279 designation.
Scores show CRICKET matches with Green 28 Ralph Guy 22 Ray Guy 28 and E Falla 10 not out. East Sunshine 68 with Caithness 15 and L Caithness 6/15. L.C.1. 198 defeated Tech. Old Boys 8. Abberton 7/18 in 1.9 overs. Football: Tech. Footballers 34 to Harvester B 148, Yarraville 67 to Sunshine 74 with Miler 86 not out.
A vicar visits poor parishioners and questions a cheerful grubby lad. The boy reveals the name Reginald d Arcy Smit, prompting the parent to joke that the name will help him become a professional boxer through future practice at school.
A defense counsel presses a witness on a destroyed letter as the key evidence. The witness pauses then recalls the postmark stating Every home needs a telephone, shaping the case.
An aging narrator chats about neighbors and family matters. He mentions a man guiding him to care facilities, a girlfriend in service, a son with steady work, and local gossip about Mrs Iggins and a neighbor’s language. He recalls reading police court news and notes tensions over money and alcohol.
A scrambled dialogue recalls a man lamenting losing thirty eo and a penny last night. His friend teases the odd amount while the unhappy man explains the loss happened at home after offering a penny for a thought, ending with a puzzled remark.
The Sunshine band led by President P. J. White held a Christmas gathering on December 20 attended by past president De A. E. Dedrick past secretary G. L. Coulter and others including A. Fox J. P. Barclay and C. G. Carlton. Speakers praised the band and urged public backing for its upcoming Easter contests.
A light holiday scene shows two business partners spending Christmas together. A worried remark about danger prompts a quick moral, as a teacher and dialogue reveal themes of charity and brotherly love amid casual banter and comic exchanges.
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