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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 03, 1944
Page
4
Printed for J. D. Brownhill & Sons at the Wellington Times of Eive, 76 Percy Street, Wellington, by Dorothy Edna May Brownhill executrix of the will of the late Frederick West Brownhill.
Rev. G. R. Brand, superintendent of the Far Wear Mission, will preach at Wellington Methodist Church on Sunday and speak at a Young People's Fellowship tea. He will also lecture publicly on the Flying Doctor and Australia’s outback, with meetings in Yeoval and Wellington. Brand departs Molong Wednesday. A Saturday night concert at the Methodist School Hall aims to raise funds for hall renovations with Miss Campton and Mrs. May organizing efforts. A new proscenium is mentioned as part of the hall’s upgrade.
E Tredinnick Methodist minister endorses Edward P May’s idea to create a debating school in Wellington. He cites existing groups like the Methodist Young People’s Association and Wellington High School debates, supports cooperation, and offers to participate as a learner to improve youth debating opportunities.
The proscenium will be officially opened Saturday night during a concert. The Ladies' Church Aid hold a florin afternoon on Thursday August 10 at 3 p.m. Proceeds support the stall fund for the fair and flower show on October 14. A new whirl wind tennis tournament at Wesley courts on August 16 invites entries by name only. committee handles rest. Mrs. Lawrie Morgan is organising secretary. Entries close on play day. Personal notes praise Miss Elma Simmons and Pat Siderberry ahead of their August 10 wedding at Union Church Yeoval. Bellwether community relief follows Bob Marks’s recovery. Mrs. Hall and Matron staff cited for care. Baptism of Margaret Ann, daughter of Corporal and Mrs. Williams, at Wesley Church. Mr. and Mrs. Lindsay Thompson return to Thornton Street. Thompson had his tonsils removed at the Base Hospital. Mrs. George McGill enjoyed a Bathurst trip. Ron Cosier, formerly at Allanville private hospital, moves on.
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