Church of England and Methodist notices May 13 1951
Listings of services at St Mark's Parish and St Alban's St John Deer Park including Matins Evening Communion and Sunday School with ministers Rev F Sadler and Mr Wod Carter. Mother’s Day observances noted. Also Methodist Church services and communion breakfast details dated May 13 with local leaders.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Whit Sendsy
Mark's Sembine
Haly Communion
Matice
St. John's Deer Park
EA. Kayver
Erennor St Alban’s
St Albans
Wod. Carter
Methodist Church
Sonshine
Cell
District's Premier Sues Advocate for Advertising
A district court suit seeks to compel advertising by a leading advocate, alleging improper promotion practices and seeking court orders to regulate the promoter's public notices. The case outlines aims to curb misleading endorsements and ensure compliance with local advertising rules.
Obituary for Thomas Curnew at Footscray Cemetery
The death occurred suddenly on May 1st of Thomas Curnew aged in his late years. He lived with his son at Sonshine Park for the past two years and previously worked as a miter at Broken Hill for many years. His wife had died years ago, and he leaves a daughter Mrs Beggie and four sons. The funeral at Footscray Cemetery was conducted by Captain Peter of the Salvation Army.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Curnow
Sonshine Park
Broken, Hill
Beggie
Footscray Cemetery
Peter
Salvation Army
Deer Part Methodist Bazaar Raises Over £100
Church notes say more than 100 pounds was raised at two successful bazaars held last Saturday by Deer Part Methodist Church.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Deer Part Methoast Church
Sunshine School District Plans Land Move in Suffolk
The Sunshine School department is arranging land in Suffolk for a new shoal and to secure a site for Northern Sunshine operations. Officials aim to finalize arrangements soon and begin development.
Scout Meeting Updates and Event Reminders
Scout news outlines tonight’s regular meeting at 7 15 pm. The hobbies exhibition is set for May 21. On Wednesday 16 Scouts gather in uniform at the car park opposite Shire Hall at 2 40 pm. On Saturday the 19th Scouts in the event proceed to meet at the Terian Church at 12 45 pm.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Shire Hall
Established Since 1882 We Lead
A brief line appears to advertise a long running business established in 1882. The fragment hints at pricing and securities but lacks full context or coherent event details. No clear people organizations or locations are readable.
Migrants Seek Representation in Braybrook Council
Braybrook Council heard a request from migrants at the Brooklyn hostel for a council representative. Existing councillors noted no provision for isolated-group representation while Southern Riding members offered to attend migrants meetings. Dr Dobson proposed inviting migrants to city proclamation celebrations as the hostel population approaches 3400.
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Braybrook
Musual
Brooklyn
Ogd
Comncillors
Dobson
Racing Notes and Council Speech Mixed in Patchy Report
Racing notes list several handicap results including Barkool Albion Glenara and Denalister with winners such as Panghat Savoy Golden Field and King Richard. A council statement advocates ensuring Scouts select the right materials and references a meeting about scraps and surplus during spring.
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MMEBW
Mellish & Pedder
Austria
Market Road
Johnson & Sons Builders - Contractors
Arran Street
Footscray
Buckley Sty
Lumbe
Les
Cal
Alfred Street
Runing Son Corners
Church OF England
Presbyterian Church
Rev
F. Sadler
Church OF Christ
F Balcorn
Um Deer Park
Morne
THE
Baptist Church
A. F. Wright
EAD
Suse Ine Advocate
Sieinaeper
Melody House
Sunshine Branch
Victoris Banjo Club
Hampshire Rd
Sunshine
Heilbronns Pharmacy
Ethel Grimshew
Jeach Bennett Harrie
Tyeaday
Thomas Curnew
Church Notes
NTH. Sunshine School
Gee
Norv Souline
Scout News
Is Sunshine Troop
Council
Barkool
Ardcomwell
Savoy
Denalister
Golden Field
Fordham
Kimress
King Richard
Benny
Macray
Dr. Barclay
Bercy
Lily - Anne
Use Street
Advocate
New City Cafe
Hampshire Road
Derrimat
Nice
Candlewick
FORGE
Nicholson Street
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