Sunday Services at Sunshine Methodist Church
Sunday schedule lists a slam dedication service at 3 pm with Rev ALFE Hrownbill, a president of the Conference address by Robert Bayles, and soloist Anime Hackney. Evening service led by Rev AE Brownlail, with chords from Mrs G Penrose on organ. weekly offerings noted and calendar entries for March events.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Alfe Hrownbill
Hes
Robert Bayles
Mies
AE Brownlail
Tee Durestion
Mra G Penrose
Will Nastat
Methodist Conference
Robert Baylon
Sunshine
Williamstown Range
Industrial cricket results headlined by tight matches
Industrial C S B 129 and four for 120 defeated M O ne Shops 82 as Crowe 22 and Leeds 21 led. Kimpton's 75 fell to Barnett Glass A 86 with Lovett 34 and Templeman 9 33. Sunshine 162 beat Wishers 59 and 103 Towt 54 Prewitt 31 Fordham 6 28 Joyce 25 Kirk 16 and 64. Fordham 25 Simpson 8 13 Stevenson 5 42. Mitchell and Co 128 and 44 beat Mt Lyell 99 and three for 26 Hart 6 7 Pullar 4 31.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
C.S.B
Kennedy
Thomson
M-One Shops
Crowe
Leeds
Kimpton
Barnett Glass A
Lovett
Templeman
Sunshine
Wishers
Towt
Prewitt
Fordham
Joyce
Kirk
Simpson
Stevenson
Mitchell and Co
Mt. Lyell
Hart
Pullar
Destructive Criticism and Constructive Reform
An editorial argues that destructive critique has value in idealist progress. It compares reform to rebuilding old temples with new bricks, noting the need to demolish defective elements to avoid clinging to a condemned old house. The piece says true constructive work must align with necessary destruction.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Arave
Sunshine events and local notices from March to April
A list of community happenings in Sunshine and surrounding areas includes lectures by Rev Robert Baylon and Rev T B Woodfull at churches, Labor Party meeting, Salvation Army Harvest Festival, cricket and bowling club events, and a royal visit itinerary. It notes weddings such as Miss Floris Coakes marrying H E Conk at St Mark's, with other civic and social engagements across Bacchus Marsh, Maidstone, Queenscliff, and Footscray.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
T. B
Woodfull
Sunshine Methodist Church
Australian Labor Party
Sunshine
Pennell
Inystone
Maribyrnong
A. E. Brownbill
Maidstone
Salvation Army
Queenscliff
Sunshine Bowling Club
St Albana Cricket Club
St Albans
Garden Planting Seeds and Flowers for Summer
Readable text lists vegetable seeds and flower seedling offerings for sowing in summer. Items include potatoes onions cabbage broccoli celery endive lettuce kohlrabi peas spinach radish turnip and herbs with new queen onions and parsley. Flower seeds include antirrhinum auricula columbine delphinium dianthus gaillardia lobelia polyanthus sweet pea and schizanthus.
Braybrook School appoints Mrs Philpot to lead subscription drive
Mrs A Philpot of Duke Street Braybrook is appointed to collect subscriptions for the Braybrook State School Shelter Shed. The community is asked to support the fundraiser as the project advances.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
A. Philpot
Duke Street
Braybrook
Braybrook State School
Hes Philpot
Ecclesial Meetings Reported as Socials Stir Controversy
The Ad partion reports church events described as house parties and social evenings, prompting concern over how ecclesial gatherings are labeled. Authorities caution that such terminology may mislead attendees and obscure the true religious nature of the meetings.
Household Hints for Everyday Care and Fixes
A vintage compendium offers practical tips for home care including making an ironing sheet from brown paper, cleaning lacquered brass with olive oil, using borax on white leather belts, washing varnished doors, and extending iron heat with brick stands. It covers sauce straining, daily washing to avoid silver tarnish, even cake baking, waterproofing boots with beeswax, grease stain removal with bartshorn spirits, rust removal from needles, and floor care without water. It also suggests reuse of gramophone needles for drapery nails, sharpening scissors with a glass bottle, removing iodine stains with ammonia, and keeping lemons fresh by floating them in water.
Strike at Sunshine Harvester Works Looms After Union Action
At a Trades Hall Council meeting on Thursday night the Engineering Trades Union discussed the Sun shine Harvester Works dispute. About 55 women workers in the Iron section were targeted for withdrawal by conciliatory methods. If withdrawal fails, the union hinted that the entire works may cease work affecting about 3500 men.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Trades Hall Council
Sunshine Harvester Works
Ate Alout
Also Mentioned on This Page
Boudal
Vieiteorr
Addreva
Rev. Tol
SX Woodfull
Melanie Nth
Carnegie Methodist Char
P. Jenkins
Wilkon
Clark Street
Mareh Seth
Major Butler
Martin Street
John
H J. Edits
Church OF Chirist
Masonic Hall
Edwards
Methodist Circuit
Sunaning
Albion
Marpetone
Cr G
EF. Dobson
Mr Bird
Sunshine Baptist Cipcurch
Sydney Street
G. Tudbal
Tudlull
Garden Vale
ST. Mark's
Tent
J. H. Richardson
St. Albans Cricket Club
St. Albany
Sunshine Golf Club
Nertes of
Metin
Ieach
Ienera
Sunehane
K. Grant
See
Town Hall
Stenhouse
Anon
Gannwet L. Courter
Sydneyxt
Ana
Sunxshine Brason
The
ANJA
St. Marka Hall
F. W. Scott
Presbyterian Church
Jony Dowsixe
King Iward Avenue
St. Mark's Hall
Jo Neiaon
Anderson Street
Shire
Shire OF Braybrook Dogs
Shire of
W. J. Wallis
Shire Hall
Walter J. Andrew, C.E
Shire Memorial Hall
Sunshine Branch
Keerylowg
J.J. Collins
Sunshine Advocate
Hanoco A. Papen ‘Proprietors
C. G. Carlton & Co
Editorial
the People’s Mart
Mit
Owen
Brooks
Longford
McIntyre Road
O'Neil
St. Albans
Kigoma
Morrin Street
McGrath
Harraden
H. Skewes
Derby Road
Primo Bay
J. Evans
Our
London Pears
Ballarat
Sunshine Progress Association
United Friendly Societies
Bacchus Marsh
Lees
Footacray
Duke and Duchess of York
Adelaide
Footscray
Her
Marria
Misa Floris Coakes
Me W. J. Conk
Derb Unshire
Keilor and Broadmeadows Football Association
G. A. Burkitt
Rose Street
Essendon
Sunshine Football Club
Downing
Donald McLean
North British Fire Insurance Co Ltd
Graham Street
Momeriem
Soutar
Bill Soutar
Douglas
Harry
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