Social Roundabout Features Dinah Furs at Warwick Event
The Warwick social circle reports fur coats in fashion at a gathering warmed by toy fires. Mrs J Walsh led as branch president while Mrs Don Hooper and Mrs C Anstey added stylish touches. Prizes were won in hidden number games as Peggy Finnen visits from Sydney and other locals plan weekend and Brisbane trips. Notables include Leila Deighton in WRANS, Flora Laing and Shirley Porter moving to Hamilton, and a farewell tea for Mrs Darcy Marston before her move to Southport.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
J. Walsh
Don Hooper
C. Anstey
T. O'Connor
J. Cleary
Peggy Finnen
Sydney
Warwick
W. Bell
Dan O'Shea
Ray Naughton
Brisbane
Patricia
W. Scrymgeour
Caloundra
Hooper
Melbourne
Leila Deighton
WRANS
Noel Deighton
Kosciusko
Mount
P.G.C
Flora Laing
4WE
Shirley Porter
Hamilton
Flora
Clayfield College
Canberra
Darcy Marlton
Len Hackwood
Cam Harkiss
Roy Hackwood
George Sandilands
L. Stabler
H. Stabler
G. Lang
Darcy Marston
Whal
Finch Hatton
Southport
Far Coat Day For Women at Royal Ascot Opens
Royal Ascot opened with Queen Elizabeth II and the Duke of Edinburgh riding in the state carriages along the course. The Queen wore lavender brocade satin and an off the face hat. Princess Margaret and the Princess Royal followed in gray. It was fur coat day for women with a cool wind and muted colors in the Royal enclosure. Choir Boy, the Queen’s horse, won the opening Queen Anne Stakes but finished unplaced.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
London
Eliza
of Edinburgh
Princess Margaret
Princess Royal
Choir Boy
St Mark's Indoor Bowls Club Annual Meeting Review
The retiring president Mr E H Johnson reviewed a year of progress at St Mark's Indoor Bowls Club in the Parish Hall. Gordon Cutmore was elected president with Mrs Picot as treasurer and Bill Nicol as captain. trophies were awarded for singles, pairs, and rink champions amid thanks to diehard members and visiting associations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. H. Johnson
St. Mark's
Gordon Cutmore
Canon Hoag
T. H. Stabler
PA Fe
J. Keane
D.W.P.C
Diggers
Presbyterian Ladies
Presbyterian Men's League
J. Hoare
Railway Ladies' Institute
Methodist Club
Ls. E Johnson
T. Sudolph
Stabler
Picot
Baird
G. Gibson
J. T. McNickle
Eliot
Ted Johnson
Sudolph
Diggers Jand Diggers
Bill Nicol
Pirot
Slidolph
Gorton “Culmore
W. Irwin
St. Mark’s
Irwin
Keane
Cuth
Dlfc
Arnnold Eastwell
Yates
D.W.F
Stiddy
Brisbane
Patton
H Plcot
W. Nicol
J.T. McNickie
Mesd. Johnson
Baird Cutmore
J. McGil
Gordon Culmore
Stidolphi
Lindenbern
G. Catmare
Johnson
Ficot Strecxurer
W Nicol Teantwin
Nico Far
Etnh
Tohneon
Fred
Allora Matron to Marry. Farewell Event Held
Allora residents gathered to honor Sister Chris Stewart, first matron of the town’s hospital, as she resigns to marry Mr. Bob Chandler of Tabletop. The farewell included Scottish Highlands attire for flower girls, speeches by hospital figures, and a gift presentation from local supporters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Allora
Allora and District Co-operative Hospital
Chris Stewart
A. Galley
Sister Galley
Len Hoey
Sister Stewart
Stewart
Bob Chandler
Tabletop
Hoey
Milton Holmes
C. A. Stay
M. Mason
Willams
Chandler
Ister
Australia
Tingalpa
Brisbane
Judith McKenzie
Angela Pointen
Delma Dippelsman
John Hoey
Colin Stay
Arthur Morris
Pat Dwyer
Spring Creek
Milton ‘Holmes
J. Hoey
Ayrshi Scotland
Bonnie
Agsopistut
Ray Chindtey Piso
Shot Himself Instead of Bullock
Reginald Sammon, married, manager of Middlesley station, accidentally shot himself yesterday. The man, described as a diligent worker, attempted to fire at a bullock, but the gun misfired and killed him instantly at the station.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bullock
Reginald Sammon
Mderley
Bhrameh
Social visits across Brisbane and district noted
Gladield residents Mr. F. P. Burns and Annerley host relatives from the district. E J Gooper of Bony Mountain visits Noel Bourke. John Mulling of Warra travels with Maureen Lyons to Brisbane. Mrs. Dixon and Desmond stay with Kevin Muir at Clontarf. Maureen Dixon from Brisbane General Hospital staff spends weekend at Gladfield. Mr. and Mrs. Mundey spend a few days in Brisbane.
Gladfield Branch Meeting Deliberates Donations And Catering
The Gladfield branch held its monthly meeting with Mesdames Burns Dixon Hildred Lyons Nolan Ryan Bourke and Miss Doris Burns present. The financial statement showed a credit balance of £30 12s 8d with donations planned to Warwick ambulance rest room and housekeeper scheme. A date in July for a combined meeting at Gandfield was proposed and the Maryvale branch crafts class matter discussed. The annual ball took place and a euchre tournament saw Mrs Ryan and Miss Sexton top among women while Mr Rigney Ramsay topped the men with W Lyons MC assisting.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ladfield
Gladfield
T. “Burns
C. Dixon
T. Hildred
H. Lyons
M. Nolan
M. Ryan
N. Bourke
Doris Burns
Warwick
Kingston
Freestone
Maryvale
Gandfield
Noel Rourke
Des Ryan
Francie Sexton
Jim Rigney
Wince Ramsay
W. Lyons
M.C
Russian patrols seize Japanese fishing boats
TOKIO reports a Japanese Foreign Office spokesman said Russian patrols seized about 20 Japanese fishing vessels since Japan’s independence on April 28. Seven ships with 66 men were released, but about 150 sailors were still believed held by Russia.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
TOKIO
Foreign Office
Japan
Also Mentioned on This Page
Dinah Furs
Royal Ascot
the People's Radio
Post
Diane
Kriesler
Bob Dysr
Therlagier Peop
Lott
People's Radio
Crowes Music Store
Kriesler People
Kings Theatre
Crowes
Guy's Hospital
Liment
Gladield
Ocw.a
Gladfield Branch
Cherro
de Witt
Space Kirby
Chandlers
Mary Baker
Loz
Lez Va
Nestles
Brookes
Milo
Nooma Simpson
Wey Vil
Karachi
McKenzie’s
Edgell
Tb. Thes
Crown Macaroni, We. At
Bisto, Doz, Pkts
Page
Engvat
C.S.R
F. Clark
Dea
Léon
P.M.U. Savoury Rice
Via
P.D.F. Green Peas
Saxa
Pkt
Sid
Cerebos
Delicatessen
Chulee
Copha
Pca
Ven
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