Lord's Supper Gospel Meeting at Hampetire Road
A short church notice announces a Bible School and Kindergarten with fee 8.49 pam at 7 pm and a Gospel Meeting near Masur on Hampetire Road.
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Newspaper
Sunshine Advocate
Location
Sunshine, Victoria, Australia
Date
Mar 03, 1939
Page
8
A short church notice announces a Bible School and Kindergarten with fee 8.49 pam at 7 pm and a Gospel Meeting near Masur on Hampetire Road.
Albion Lodge notes meet Tuesday in the hall with secretary B Blakey at 1 Hamel Street Sunshine. Beashe wwes Wednesday sext at 8 with J R Thomson secretary 87 Durham Road. Loyal Sunshine Lodge announces fortnightly meetings at 8 p m in Sixteen Hall Yithens Street with H T suurfrey secretary 44 King Edward Ave.
Auction note lists gas stove in good order sold for £26 cash. Location given as 6 Coolamon street Albion with contact at Skene c/o Libbis' garage Devonshire road Sunshine. Details include a light six tourer with rigid side curtains.
The Spanish Relief Committee announces a Spanish Week from March 10 to 16 in Melbourne to welcome two Avetratian nurses Sheter May McFarlane and Sister Una Wilken. Funds support Spanish refugees. events include films at Assembly Hall Melbourne and Majestic Theatre, with admission free and a collection for relief funds. Helen Baillie leads the committee and invites donations and offers of help.
The Braybrook and Keilor councils were urged to justify a tonnage limit and a joint bridge project amid questions from Mr J B Best. Engineers H Robinson and F Walters supported the independent report by Mr Txuncs. A defendant was fined £3 with costs, while the bench backed the councils' powers and their weight estimation for four yards of toppings.
The Queen Victoria Hospital Auxiliary reports poor attendance with Mrs GG presiding. Mrs. d Perry unable to serve as president due to illness. Mrs. Berry praised for stabilizing the group. Secretary M R Smith cites four years of work and funds raised of £23 plus £7 in knitted garments. £7 balance noted. Various officers elected and war voluntary first aid work discussed. thanks extended to Miss Bevan and technical school helpers.
On Tuesday March 14 at St Mark's hall Mr Bennett will deliver a lecture on his experiences in China. The Sunshine ANA arranged the event and it starts at 8 30 pm with a return social for the Indies of the A WA and ANA. Members are asked to bring a plate of refreshments.
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