CWA Younger Bet Meeting Highlights Contemplated Changes
The CWA Younger Set QCWA met with Miss Reme Jerma presiding and many members listed including Miss Blattary Vens Helen Glattery Patricia nh Dulcie Borghardt Joen Jenpson Eame Rooks Violet Filla Morton Dell Stegg Batty SEE Moya Borghardt Aileen jeider and secretary Miss e Crail. Mrs G Rogers chaired the branch supervision and faced requests to consider resigning from the supervisor post due to time demands. Delegates Miss Jenne and Morton attended the State conference. A fundraising dance for funds was arranged by Mr T Reeves and others, while Geddes has been transferred to South Brisbane after years of service.
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CWA
Reme Jerma
Ton
QCWA
Noeeen Blattary
Gladys Vens
Helen If
Veronica Glattery
Patricia Nh
Dulcie Borghardt
Joen Jenpson
Eame Rooks
Violet Filla
A Morton
Dell Stegg
Batty See
Moya Borghardt
Aileen Jeider
E Crail
Supervis
G. Rogers
Jenne
Morton
Rogers
Get
Ars A Dance Fm
T. Reeves
Aar Sarremeent van Messrs
Vni
Keleher
P. Murphy
R. Heiper
Onshier
Geddes
South Bris
Central Teens Club Opens Two Fine Tennis Courts
The Central Teens Club celebrated completing two courts and a club house on a central site after twelve months of fundraising and voluntary labour. A friendly match with Town Tennis Club ended 106 to 4 in favor of Town, with applause for the club’s progress and thanks to the ladies for tea. The club’s original minutes trace back to 1922, with a wartime gap and reformation in 1944.
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di H.white
Menort
Howes
J. H.J. Hansen
J. H. Hansen
D. Hi
W. N. Pullen
Itn Court
EMU VALE Danor Dance and Tennis Club Notices
A dance in the town hall raised funds with Mr W Walsh as MC and Joe McCshan and P Sheahan handling tickets and door duties. The Wattle Tennis Club held a final tournament with 22 couples. Eric Myers and Misa Joyce McDonald won. A social committee formed, Miss A Warrener elected secretary, and a third court project with a bore was discussed. Also reported: a fishing party caught about seventeen fish and two large ones escaped. Local migration plans and staff changes at Killarney and Hillarney stations are noted, with transfers to Brisbane.
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A. Warrener
P. Bolger
Brisbane
Fon McColet
Welcome Home Croquet Party Celebrates Club President
Personal visits mark the Allora district as Mrs E Grayson and others holiday with local hosts. Welcome Home party honors president Mrs C P Sapsford returning from Brisbane hospital. competitions won by Mrs Talbot and Miss M Sprott. bowls of autumn flowers decorate the club house. Weather brings 60 points of rain. wheat planting to pause for ground to dry, benefiting dairy farmers.
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E. Grayson
Millmerran
O Ds
Hugh Millan
Bringally
Mistes Nosla
Eathleen Brounin
Ailore
Poront
Brosnan
Stan Warry
Mary‘horough
Allora District
Martin Phelan
Allora Croquet Club
C. P. Bapsford
Brisbane
Bapsford
J. B Nussey
Sapsford
Talbot
M. Sprott
A. 8.Holmes
Allora
Garden Notes Seed Sowing and Planting Guide
Garden notes list sowing options for this week including Alyssum amur thia bellis calenduls palllopais carnations chrysanthemoma clarkis dilan thus galillardia geam godetia gypsophila larkepur linaris ta bella lupins mignonelle popples Bhitney Queen Oriental sca llows sweet peas and or. Bulb flowering plants stillPlanting: Anemone agapanthus billbergia calla Iris lium tily of the valley mont bretla flyidia tuberose vul iota. Continue to transplant hedge plants climbers roses carnations peristemons pelargon ium yields commas and ornamental trees and shrube. Veputable ceeds for present sow ing include: Beans cabbage endive lettuce onions parsley peas radish turnips. Plant artichokes asparagus rhubarb roads garlic and herbs. Franaplent estrus and summer Craft trees and strawberry planta.
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Amur
The Beautiful Poppy Varieties for Garden Color
The Ireland poppy leads garden popularity, outshining Shirley Queen and Oriental. They grow well in ordinary soil with sun, bloom long after the Tee land poppy ends, and suit tall borders. Sow directly where they bloom, thin to 12 inches, watch for crowding. Shirley has single flowers and soft hairy foliage, large papery petals, golden anthers, white centers, 18 inches to 2 feet tall. Queen is a double Shirley with many large blooms, varied colors, gay garden impact, 18 inches to two feet high. Oriental is a perennial, about three feet tall, with single flowers returning each year.
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Ireland
Tenterfield Movement backs hostel for school children
The Tenterfield Chamber of Commerce will back a local hostel project for school children, urging public and semi public groups to rally behind the plan. They argue the town needs a hostel to maintain high school status and allow local and nearby families to access higher education without long travel, noting tariffs and accommodation shortages hinder private boarding. The Chamber also considers forming a Junior Chamber of Commerce to foster civic mindedness, with the high school headmaster to report on feasibility.
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Tenterfield
Tec Chaat
Ptresees
Sir Mitchell
Persian troops ordered into action against Barzani rebels
London Reuters reports Tehran confirms Persian forces have been ordered to engage six Barzani Kurds led by Mullah Mustafa al Barzani who entered Persia from Turkey. The dispatch notes fighting has begun and describes the appearance of poppies for table decoration with tips on cutting and storing petals.
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London
Reuters Teheran
Mullah
Mustafa al Barzani
Persia
Turkey
Teheran
Associated
Preas
Goondiwindi ALP Branch aids needy with blankets
The Goondiwindi branch of the ALP reports receiving a donation of blankets from Brisbane to distribute to the poor and needy in the town and district. The branch controls the distribution, aiming to help the destitute and highlighting its early Queensland effort in this relief drive.
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Andy Armstrong
Brisbane
Goondiwinds
R. CG. Capel
Tarabinga
Goondiwindi
Too=Woomba
Ron Douglas
National Bank of
Aue Lralasia
Arch Weir
Winchcombe Carson Ltd
Alan Cox
Bere
Goondiwind
Yelarbon Social Notes and Rugby Results
Mr and Mrs McCall depart for Sydney with daughter Cathrine, en route stopping at Armidale to visit daughters at school. The Rissmann party heads for Redcliffe with Min A Hunt. Local travel and visits follow, including cranney and hornby family movements. CWA Yelarbon branch met May 31 with officers chosen and Brisbane conference delegates named. Rugby League: Yelarbon 5th grade beat Yelbun. next match Goondiwindi vs Yelarbon for the Wilkinson Cup.
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Mra McCall
Cathrine
Qilling
C. H. Phillips
Home Bush
Mins Shirley Sheridan
Crow's Nest
Stockwell
Reg Horn
L. J. Cranney
Iona
Injune
Hornby
Burrumbul
Hyabran
Victoria
Sydney
John
CWA
Yelarbon
Meadames Wilkie
Watts
T. A. Hutton
Roberts
W. Onton
Wane
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G. Dumigan
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Lorne McIntosh
D. McIntosh
P,yson
Grayson
E. Arnold
Mason
M. Williams
M, Fabert
M. Grayson
B.C. Ward
A. Hanock
Petersen
Mr Rees
Kris
Myr Brett
F. Whittle
Schrodar
Inglis
Mr Brett
Fo Whittle
Mr McMillan
T. Whittle
Ae Pullen
Mrs McIntoah
R. Ross
Ross
D. Heffernan
Hughenden
Hillarney
Ro Alark
Toownemha
Gardenia
Tenterfield Movement
Yelarbon C.W.A
A.L.P
Bale
Homeview
Gore and Co
J. Donaldson
Winchcombe, Co Ltd
Goopediwind
Winchcombe Canin Ltd
Woodlock
H. Mace
Aussie Junior
Laten
CF Fy
EMEC
Matt and
Jeff
Neve
Buck Rogers
A.D
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Ine
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Uncle Elby
RADIO
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Rjhoor
Hauala
Ces Hee
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Toowoomba
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Townsville
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Bay Savings Stamps
Hone
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Georger
Shelley Motors
Grafton
Warwick
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