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Newspaper
Warwick Daily News
Location
Warwick, Queensland, Australia
Date
Dec 02, 1933
Page
9
An old health column warns digestion as the key to nourishment and strength, linking indigestion to constipation, liver upset, and fatigue. It touts Dr Moree's Indian Root Pills as a safe reliable remedy aiding digestion and assimilation, toning the system and supporting stomach health and vitality.
Social notes from the Warwick Daily News recount visits and events across Warwick and nearby towns including Sydney visitors, forthcoming weddings, speeches, hospital milestones, and club activities. Individuals named include Elliott, Miss Stevens, Miss Coonolly, Mrs. Wolf, Miss De Conlay, Miss Jana Clark, Miss Marton Pratt, Miss Edna Marell, Miss Peggy Marell, Miss Bers, Miss Howard Jott, Miss E Brognan, Ivy H L B Mutech, Miss D Brackmore, and Alma Pattergon among others, with mentions of places like Brisbane, Crystal Mount, Greymore, and Maryvale.
Fashion notes from Paris and Australia reveal autumn collections feature fuller berets, tunics, double breasted coats, and evening gowns with Aquage necks. Descriptions highlight three quarter length sleeves, trimmed shoulders, angora fabrics, soft pastels, and embroidery on frocks and hats, with preferences for worn day and night.
The Warwick Hospital Women's Auxiliary held its monthly sewing meeting at the hospital on Tuesday. The secretary presented the balance sheet for the hospital ball, showing a profit of 20/16 despite unfavourable conditions. The committee decided to proceed with revess for December and January, with marking tasks completed.
The Warwick School Ladies committee organised a bridge evening on Thursday night with proceeds buying new books. Mrs Pickard, president, welcomed guests and supper was arranged by Mesdama Dean, Dawsa, Stabler, MaShane, and Misses Dunvean and Ellwood, with table seating by numerous ladies and a display of handiwork by Mrs. Dymock and others.
A Tuesday Women’s Club gathering featured novelty evening with participants wearing imaginative costumes. Prizes were awarded to Mrs Stephenson as the Hungarian Lady and to another attendee, with musical numbers by Mrs Webber and Mrs Angi. A splendid supper followed in a well adorned setting.
A very attractive evening wedding took place at the Methodist Church on Saturday November 1. Myrtle Lewis, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Lewis of Canning Street Wharwhel, married Lealie Conrad of East Warree. Rev B J Taylor officiated. The church was beautifully decorated with pink and blue, the bride wore a white crinkle jersey gown with long sleeves and a veil. Bridesmaids wore pale pink organdie and the groom’s party included close relatives. A wedding breakfast followed at the Palace Cafe with Monsignor presiding.
A church wedding at Marys Church Warwiel united Mary Theresa Minute to John Bernt in a ceremony conducted by Monsignor Potter. The altar was decorated by the Mercy choir with ceremonies attended by families from Afrand and Harghoustra, with attendance noted from local ministers and bridesmaids.
An OCR fragmented report describes a school event with mentions of Potter presiding and various attendees. Fading names, positions, and details obscure the main actions but reference a ceremony, attire, and a controversial or disrupted conclusion with references to hats and a exit scene.
The article provides pastry and custard instructions including making caramel by dissolving sugar with lemon juice, milk and eggs. It also lists a method to steam or bake custards in moulds and offers a range of beef and bacon mince fillings with spices and pastry mixing tips. It reflects period kitchen advice and cooking steps.
A lively gathering at the beautiful Braeside home celebrated Miss Allen of Crystal Mant Dalveen nearing marriage. Guests praised the hospitality, with roses, music, fine dining, and toasts as Mrs Cory and others mingled.
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