Morning Tea Social Roundabout Draws Mothers and Celebrities
A bright morning tea at Mrs. Eric Cox’s sun room gathered mothers and friends for a casual, friendly event. Donations to a Kindergarten building fund were noted as guests circulated, shared chatter, and admired Mrs. Claude Newcombe’s blue ensemble. Visitors from Sandy Creek and Warwick joined, with Mrs. Gray and Mrs. Kendrick making notable appearances while plans for future child-focused activities emerged.
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Eric
Warwick welcomes visiting guests for weekend reunion
The Warwick area hosts a busy weekend as Mrs Harold Butt arrives to visit Mr David Cox while his partner competes in the Diggore Cup. Visitors from Brisbane and beyond converge for St Catharine's annual reunion with notable attendees including Margaret Watkins of Prince Alfred Hospital and sisters from Lismore and Leyburn. других гостей из Брисбена и региона планируют остановиться или связаться с секретарём для размещения.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wallungarra
Tnd
Harold Butt
David Cox
Warwick
St. Catharine's
Margaret Watkins
Prince Alfred Hospital
Sydney
Lismore
Nancy
Ruth Monaghan
Joyce
Wilma Donjovan
Leyburn
Joan Beckinsale
Jean Kirk
Joy Biggs
Noelle Ridge
Chinchilla
Wilma Bell
Cobba-da-mana
Bernice Tracy
Jacqueline Tracy
the Summit
Jean Shooter Clifton
Ethel Reid
Karara
Noelle Reimers
Stanthorpe
Hugh Gardner
Record Crowd at Swan Creek Social
A record crowd filled the Swan Creek Hall for a social honoring Miss Dolly Stephens and Mr Kevin Hagenback, with local residents and nearby districts in attendance. Speakers, floral tributes, a substantial cheque, and a lively program featured performances by local musicians and a popular dance segment won by Dawn Cutmere and Barbara Crocker.
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Swan Creek
Oseasion Wes Ag
Dolly ‘Steens
P. Stephens
Mt. Sturt
Kevin Hagenback
W. Hagenback
Upper Freestone
K. Murphy
K. New=codhe
B.A. Stephens
Mesd
Hagenback
B A. Stephens
Des Basth
Behal
Swan Creel
T. Brosnan
Hermitage
T. Mahoney
Yangan
Mahoney Sladevale
G. 8. Miller Freestone
PP. Newcombe
Mest
K. Kearney
Vo Nublv
A. Anstey
Kev Kiemes
Dawn Cutmere
Barbara Crocker
Inglewood Social News and Visits
Inglewood social notes list residents and visitors across towns. Mr and Mrs G Beilsen and daughter Merry from Millmerran spent two days in the area. Mr and Mrs N Billings of Boggabilla visited Inglewood for the races. Miss Beverley Johnstone returned home after holidays in Warrego. Mr R Apsey holidays in Brisbane. Mr O Mune returned to Ipswich after a few days in Inglewood. Mr and Mrs HV Riel and son Leslie visited Texas for a day. Meoks B Crayton and A Betts of St George passed through Inglewood en route to Cairns. Mr and Mrs C Thompson from Dirranbandi stayed with Mrs Taylor of Glen Aplin for several days. Miss J Apsey returned to Brisbane after holidays with her parents.
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Inglewin
G. Beilsen
Merry
Millmerran
Zgfewret
N. Billings
Bogeavilla
Inglewood
Beverley Johnstone
R. Apsey
Brisbane
Ipswich
HV. Rie
Leslie
Texas
Cairns
C. ‘Thompser
Taylor
Glen Aplin
J. Apsey
W. Apsey
Sen
Wallangarra Ladies Set For Shorncliffe Holiday
Miss alata Bett and Miss Elaine Mansfield left Monday for Shorncliffe to spend a fortnight’s holiday. Miss Mo Murray of the Railway Refreshment Rooms is on leave, with Miss Del Wat taking charge in her absence.
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Wallangarra
Alata
Bett
Elaine Mansfield
Shorncliffe
Mo Murray
del Waton
Hermitage Group Members Attend State Conference
Mrs. C. W. Mrey, president of the Hermitage branch of the QGWA, attended the annual State conference in Brisbane. Mrs. M. Perrell, also of Brisbane, visited Mt and Mrs. Knoll. Only visitors to Glenewun were Mr. and Mrs. Parker and children. They were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ry Biggs. A few days in Brisbane preceded Mr. and Mrs. Tickle White there. Wishing for a speedy return, health concerns are noted for Miss Myra May, a nurse at Horwitt Ward.
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Hermitage
C. W. Mrey
QGWA
Brisbane
M. Perrell
Knoll
Glenewun
Arker
Ry Bigps
Tickle White
Siheere
Myra May
Ant Mnate
Horwit
Wokie
Border Scottish Pipe Band Wallanciaire Note
Fragmentary text references a Border Scottish Pipe Band and related names and phrases. Content appears garbled with unclear dates, places, and participants. No coherent event or outcome is evident, making a definitive summary difficult from the readable fragments.
Urbenville Belle of the Ball crowned at town function
Urbenville held its annual 2 and 3 ball in Central Hall with large crowds. Organised by the 2 and C, presided by H Smith, with C Waight as secretary. The Belle of the Ball was Miss Rene Hayhoe who wore green and white check organza with pink roses and received a £2 2s prize and a blue sash. Grace Lee presented £10 3s to the P and C president Hugh Smith. profit expected around £60.
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Urbenville
2. And
C. Waight
H. Smith
Killarney Orchestara
Tom Morrissey
C. Lowien
C Hampson
Beverley Hill
Sydney
Rene Hayhoe
Hugh Smith
P. and C
Smith
Bill Ely
Ray Reid
P and C
H. Moss
Footballer Obtains Dismissal of Divorce Suit
In Rockhampton, the Supreme Court dismissed Lina Florenico Hat’s divorce suit against international footballer and former Rockhampton representative Jonaht Hull. Hull did not appear at the hearing. Hat had sought desertion grounds but the case was dismissed by direction of the court.
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Rockhampton
Douglas Hall
New Palm
Brisbane
Muncan "Hall
Jonaht
Supreme Court
Lina Florenico -Margaret
Fast Street
Hull
Alvise
Willee
Wren
19 Year Old Pensioner Pleads Guilty In Stanthorpe Court
James Paton a 19 year old invalid pensioner pleaded guilty in Stanthorpe Court of Petty Sessions to two counts of stealing on June 2 1962. He had no charges for possession of stolen articles. He admitted stealing torch batteries a torch bulb sunglasses a leather case with cups and other items. He led police to a creek where some items were found. He was fined a total of 11 pounds with specified restitutions and warned to avoid further crimes.
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Oianley James Paton
Stanthorpe
Victor William Thompson
W. Mackey
Neville Butler
M. Jackson
Maryland Street
Jackson
Paton
Mackey
Mr. Blake
Jit
Brisbane Casket No 1763 Prize Winners Announced
RISBANE reports Golden Casket No 1763 drawn with major prizewinners led by first prize No 72677 C. Diteh Government Printing Office Brisbane. Second prize No 88280 Any thing Will Be care A. G. Alexander Railway Roma Street Brisbane. Third prize No 72722 J. Walles buhl Yarracale Street New market Brisbane. Fourth prize No 54987 M Ahern J Ludinsk A A and L Webber M Frankish care Weatba News Casket Agency Waabba Brisbane. Fifth prize No 3134 Will Wait Our Turn care L Burrows and B Lawrence Baree Mt Morean.
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J. Ludinsk
A. A
L. Webber
M. Frankish
Weatba News Casket Agency
Waabba
Brisbane
L_ Burrows
B. Lawrence
Baree
Mt Morean
PRMAN
Oprand
Mabe
Bale
Hols Ban
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