Popular Man Dance at Mt Colliery
Mt ColIiery held a charity dance to raise funds for the hall. Jim Hague was declared the new popular man, with Riera second and Bui Pordyce third. Dr Milward’s gift and thanks were sent to Kingaroy. Volunteers provided music. duties were managed by S Thompson and King Was Heket. A spot Waltz was won by Mr and Mrs J Joyce. supper followed. Donations came from several locals and prizes were partly donated back. Takings and penny-oles totaled about 42 pounds.
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Mt. Colliery
Jim Hague
Ee Riera
Lesanes
Kingaroy
Voluntaryorchestra
McDonald
Milward
M.C
S| Thompson
G. King
Jim Hughes
J. O'Mara
J. Joyce
Rain Fails to Dampen Ardor at St Marys Ball
Social notes report a damp evening for St Marys Tennis Club annual ball yet dancers remained spirited. Attendees included Mrs Bourke, Mrs Murdoch, Mrs Prankaeees, and debutantes Vida ONeill and Mavis ietmhans, with gowns in blue, pink, and black lace. Visitors to Brisbane and Warwick discuss recent events, a diary tradition, and a birthday party among young hosts and guests.
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St. Mary's
Gerard Boma
Mary Mutch
Rita Mutch
Veronica
Eileen
Bourke
Neil Murdoch
Prankaeees
L. Fraser
Mavis
International Day in Killarney Celebrates Finnish Music
A crowded Killarney event featured a Finnish National Anthem performed by Mrs. Kur and B. Backhouse with accompanist Mrs. W. Backhouse. Mrs. Sterne, OBE, spoke on international relations and the value of cultural understanding through the CWA. The afternoon included a Blanaforte solo and a folk dance presented by girls trained by Mrs. C. McArthur and Miss N. Kerlin, with thanks to organizers and participants.
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Killarney
Kur
B. Backhouse
FR. G. Wallare
H. Sterne
Anc
W. B. Backhouse
Margaret Arbuthnot
Justher
Spreadborough
Ket Stokes
Pay Pullen
Daphne Eeley
Helen Ackinsam
C. McArthur
N. Kerlin
Sterne
Cwa
C.W.A
Eduwe
Associatio
Association
H. Ackinson
Messdames
FR. G. Wallace
R. Kabl Duiilean
H. E. Gray
Rowe
IMS
H. Im Frier
Spreadborniph
Redcliffe
L. Perkins
L. G. Perkins
P. Bradford
W. Williams
A. J. Mogridge
Peete
Gensen
T. Jean
0. Christensen
W. Brunton
A. Furs
Notable names listed for colliery event
A fragment lists participants and observers including Kirby J Hancock J Joyce Wenek Ware W Fischer and Brunton Gt and Misses E Backhouse E Spreadborough Brosnan Tarr O L Petersn F Fray among new devotees N Hall gan Dadeen Urayaan and B M Lauren, suggesting a colliery related gathering or ceremony.
Hermitage Branch Meeting Held at Mrs Jellotins Home
Hermitage branch met at the home of Mrs C W Jellotins where officers reviewed finances and subscriptions. Several members attended the Swan Creek branch Mothers Day party despite rain, with final plans for a dance in conjunction with the Warwick Younger Set and resolutions discussed.
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Warwick Younger
Morey
Eggless Victorian Dishes Win Test and Tel
Prizewinning Victorian eggless recipes feature lemon butter and a seven layer nutty apple cake. Lemon butter uses marrow lemon rind and bread crumbs baked in pastry. Nut cake blends apples walnuts cinnamon nutmeg and cocoa for a rich dessert option.
Country Social Notes From Tannymorel And Surrounds
Miss M. King left on Wednesday to spend time as guest of friends at Warwick and Allora. Mr and Mrs J King returned home after holidays with relatives at Augathella. The King family hosted visitors Norm and Herb Ware at Kyogle last weekend. Mr C Fischer and Mrs V O Sullivan were guests in Brisbane during the period.
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Dragon Street
G. A.reid
Jean
Newcastle
Queensland
Warwick
Scone
Ipswich
C. Brown
S. Johnson
Albion Street
H. Sterne
Tannymorel
M. King
Allora
Miss Et Stat
J. King
Augathellayson
Wayne
T. King
Son
Mesers
Norm
Herb ‘Ware
C. Fischer
Inp
Diggers' Wives Pastime Club Monthly Meeting Report
Diggers' Wives Pastime Club members including Mesdames McColm Gee Ross Hillinck Yates Mullins Andrews Badcock March Miller A. ig Wyhalley Ser ald Micelli Henrich sen Indallech held monthly talks. The group thanked the Anzac Day committee and noted a £9 profit from a sheet stall and raffle. Next week all Diggers' Wives are invited to join in a free afternoon of entertainment, no bowls.
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Cnose
Oith
Mesdames McColm Gee
Ross
Hillinck
Yates
Mullins
Andrews
Badcock
March
Miller
Diggers
IDW P.c
Diggers Club
D.W.P.C
Presbyterian
Welcome Home Party For Kemp Couple At Junabee
A large crowd gathered at Mr and Mrs A J Kemp's Junabee home to celebrate the return of Mr and Mrs Walter Kemp. Guests included Mr Jim Coll who welcomed the couple and wished them happiness, with acknowledgments from Mrs G V Pree Mrs A C Brownlie and others. Ron Gillespie presented notes to the couple and small gifts were exchanged. The event featured singing and a department event to follow at the next meeting with a pet-holder competition planned.
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A. J. Kemp
Junabee
Walter Kemp
Lismore
Oanery
G.V. Pree
A.C. Brownlie
Ren Wrobel
Jim Coll
Kemp
Lea
Hap Ig En
Eric Hall
Des ‘Booth
Ron Gillespie
W. Kemp
Ali Kemp
Banka
Your Week By The Stars Guide for June 15 21
Weekly astrology by Alcyone covers all signs with cautions on deception for Aries and focus on family for Taurus. Virgo and Aquarius see domestic and social gains, while Gemini and Sagittarius face unusual weeks and defensive stances respectively. Health notes accompany every sign with best days ranging June 15 to 20 and similar dates.
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the Stars
Alcyone
Aries
Taurus
Jumble Stall Planned to Boost Varick Kindergarten Building
Local organizers announce a jumble sale on July 1 to raise funds for the Varick Kindergarten Building Plan. Items welcome include old, new, or edible treasures. Donations can be arranged for pickup by calling 708 or by contacting any committee member.
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Varick
House approves land use bill for strategic air bases worldwide
The Armed Services Committee backs a land use bill funding work at strategic air force bases spread across the globe from the Far East through Southern Asia, North Africa, Europe and back to the U.S. The committee said the move is vital to avoid a disastrous attrition campaign in war and that the strategic air command must saturate any enemy within days with available weapons.
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Washington
House of Representatives
Eis
Armed Services Committee
Sila
Strategic Air Force
World
Far East
Asia
North Africa
Europe
North-East
United States
Strategic Air ‘Command
Hold-up Men Take Over Hotel in New York
Three armed men seized control of the Emerson Hotel in midtown New York at 4 a.m. They imprisoned the night manager and a driver, while one man ran the switchboard, another the lift, and the third the reception desk. Guests were robbed of cash and jewelry before the trio fled at 7 a.m. Detectives estimate losses around 500 dollars in cash and about 2500 dollars in jewelry. Washington protests Voice of America cuts in Korea, says State Department.
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New York
Funder
Emerson
Fabout Pte
Washington
Unita Se Ae
Voice of America
Sg “Yatem
State Department
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