Weddings for Bessie Bell and Judith Keily in Sunshine area
Miss Bessie Bell married Francis Saliba at Independent Church with Rev Gordon Powell on April 21. Bride wore satin frock with orange bloom. reception at Federal Hotel. couple to reside at Boronia after a Marysville honeymoon. Judith Baker married John Wilson Keily at Sacred Heart Church Kew on April 24. bride in pink satin and tulle. reception at Butheizin Wooton Kew. honeymoon road trip through South Australia.
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Bessie Bell
Francis Saliba
Independent Church
Gordon Powell
Federal Hotel
Marysville
Boronia
D. Parsons
Judith
T. J. Baker
Derrimut Street
Sunshine
John Wilson Keily
J. F. Keily
Hillview
Tangil! South
Moe
Sacred Head Church
Kew
Cecil Runner
Cecil Brunner
Frances Duggan
Marrardt
Patricia Baker
Frank Keily
Trafalgar
Butlheizin Wooton
South Australia
J. and
T. Spiers
Sunshine Floral Studio
Plans Drawn Blue Printing and Chapman Plan Service
Plans drawn and blue printing offered with a three day service at moderate fees. Chapman Plan Service operates from 3 Blackmore Street Sunshine Nih near Suffolk Road.
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Blackmore St
Sunshine Nih
Suffolk Rd
Sunshine Banjo Club Social Enjoys Evening Of Activities
Over 100 attendees at Sunshine Banjo Club monthly social heard moving pictures of club activities. President Mr Cook resigned due to shift work. Mr Jones succeeds him. At the Victoria Banjo Club picnic at Diamond Seek, Sunshine won sports events with Marjorie Wallace winning junior foot race and, with Shirley Tipping, the Siamese race. Don Tipping took third in the treasure hunt.
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Sunshine Banjo Clubs
Cook
Jones
Victoria Banjo Club
Diamond Sxeek
Sunshine Club
RSL Ladies Auxiliary Whist Drive and Opening Invite
The RSL Ladies Auxiliary held a weekly whist drive at the clubrooms and called it a successful evening. The next general meeting is scheduled for 15 May and the President invites members to a official opening on Saturday Oh May at 3 pm.
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R.s.a.1.l.a
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Birds Sweep Prizes at Sydney Show for Deer Park Buyer
Cr J B Salmond of Deer Park dominated the Sydney weekend poultry show winning multiple awards. His standard pullet took first and champion, with Kedron cup Philpott trophy Outram cup I B Salmond trophy Athol Giles trophy and President's trophy for best third in show. He also earned second in the utility pullet. The Deer Park bred bird topped the class.
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Deer Park
Sunshine Old Boys Meeting Postponed by City Proclamation
The Sunshine Old Boys meeting scheduled for the Theatre Tall on Pri Way has been postponed due to the commencement of the imbor howls cant petitions and the city proclamation. The association cites current civic actions as the reason for delaying the usual monthly gathering.
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Pri- Way
Sunshine Dials Association Opens TS.eluhwonne in Picksom St
Members are reminded of the invitation to attend the Sunshine Dials Association opening in Picksom Street on Saturday at 3 pm.
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Sunshine Dials Association
Ts.eluhwonne
Picksom St.oun
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Sunshine Motors
Williams
Hampshire Road
Sunshine U.F.S. Dispensary
Sun Crescent
Harold Hosking & Son
Effingham ST. Newport
Haworth’s, Sunshine
Suffolk Road
Sunshine and District
A V
Taunton Street
Weddings Country Women’s Association
Saliba
W. G. Bell
Biggs St
St. Albans
Garnet Street
North Sunshine
Heather Bell
Hee
Mr. Stan
Mr. W. Bell, Jnr
Baker - Keily
C.W
The
Baptist
Banjo Club
RSL Ladies Auxiliary
Old Boys’ Association
Dads Association
J. Merritt
FH. V. McKays
Eldridge Street
Footscras
WINZAR_ BROS
M.M.B.W
Newport
Williamstown
MGM
Annie
Pachivicolor
Technicolor
Betty Hutton
Howard Keel
Louis Calhern
Carrol Waish
Edward Arkold - Keenan
Ing Berl Bowe
Herbert Filive
Doron Fields
Robert Alton Pinectka
George Sidney
Anthir Fred
Ateogolowtn
Maajee Ractime
Sleas
Darey
Sunshine City
Benjamin Street
F. J. Oconnor
Victoria ST
Dickson Street, Sunshine
Motor and General Engineers
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