Second AIF Comforts Fund committee meeting minutes
A committee meeting of the Second AIF Comforts Fund was held at the ar of Mr George Fanl on Monday evening. The minutes of the previous meeting were confirmed and the committee discussed war savings, donations, and fundraising efforts, including promises to support the Lord Mayor's Fund and the Women’s Voluntary Services. A donation of 4100 was moved and various committees reported on annual dances, golf outings, and football club accounts.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
George Fanl
Vs Savage
Pris Maser
WH. A. Taylor
Ach Dayine
MG. Cater
F Within
A. C Paige MC. Cameron
A. ‘Trimble
Buckley
Wellinctraters’ Association
Maryvale-Towr Dance Committee
Shuly
Wellingtoy Golf Uuyls Hetats
Camimittve
Ajupion
Kitchen Tea for 150 Guests at Brookfield Wellington
Gladys Swayter of Brookfield Wellington hosted a kitchen tea for Mendy oF Mk Merle ree Hise on July 27 at the School of Apte. About 140 attendees enjoyed dancing and songs by Lita Whittaker and Dutton. A fine supper followed, with the National Anthem sung at midnight. organizers were Dutton and Kiglan.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mk Merleree
Gladys Swayter
Stes
Fenitig
Muntaumies Dutton
Kiglan
Tennis notes show Indies doubles tourney underway next week
The Indies doubles tourney begins next Thursday at 10 30 with mixed American doubles on Sunday at 1 pm sharp. The event is open to all players with several divisions and age groups, including a girls singles championship for under 16 and under 14. Weather concerns and court arrangements are noted and visiting players are eager to compete.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Tuten
Taleo
Shin
Twanis Esi
Plenae
Mu We Ihese Pisyern
Wellington Public School monthly test results infiancey depart.
Readable fragments show a Wellington Public School monthly test list spanning classes 1B 4, 1A 4 and 2H 7 with student pairings and total marks. Church notices follow including Presbyterian Methodist Baptist and United Aborigines Mission services with service times and anniversaries.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Joyce Stewart
Bery Coop
Lorna Montgomery
Eunice King
Marios Kyble
Billy’ Iaycock
Janet Dowton
Qurrel Beck
Daisy Stewnrt
Bruce Hodges
Chase
War
Wick (Giwee
Charlee Barron
George Keiele
Study Wall
Rou Bick
Swuefs Mawrers
Dorothy Longobertus
Joyce Crown
Bruce
Pene
Graham Payne
Neville Moylan
Presbyterian Church
Cure Creeks Acibby
Beryl Wildied
BUN- Barry
Hosking
Beryl Fubey
Femgoh
MM Giddy
Merle Sherrock
Bot B.C. Bowen
Margaret Kilby
Margereil
Fowler
Pat Smith
Joan Imecit
Charles Cullen
United Aborigines Mission Services
the Base Foundation
Next Sunday's Services at Wellington Church of England
Church notices list service times and names for Wellington area. Entries include children’s studies, Thursday evening intercessions, and various noted clergy such as Keith D. Norman and Trinity, with morning and evening timings and locations.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Church OF England
Wellington
Aisi Wellington
Inturevn' Suty Aveview
Ato
Keith D. Norman
Mudtarecon An
Roys
Wellington militia faces Wallasea for MM Cup title
Wellington militia, recently in camp at Wallasea, clash with Wellington Mesareesing the MM Cup holders Wallasea in a decisive match. Teams feature listed players from Wellington and Wallington squads with a 48 hour deadline for final selections and protest submissions.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Walla
Almomburr
Ak Tiniue
Lowinie
H. Williames
King
Newall
F. Deghan
Te Morgan
Quinn
T. Willians
Hogan
Tolling
Masterson
Apps
Sir McCannell
Frith
Wallington
Fe Cuikin
Patriotic Match Draws Wellington Public to Sunday Event
On Sunday August 18 at Wellington Show Ground a patriotic meet attracts local interest. The program features the seganth quinn and Wallington Finnages in a Tin Pot Puye style display. Proceeds benefit the Ned Cras Soenty branch with an attractive programme to draw attendees from Yeoval and surrounding areas.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wellington
Wellington Beaurven
Ammonudl
Seganth Quinn
Wallington Finnages
Yeswal
Pruteuls
Wellimeton
Ned Cras
Abteanh
Sewerage Installations Notice Sparks Court Action
Massipality residents have received notices to connect their sewerage to the council plan. In Bathurst Police Court Mr Brombhead faced six days of penalties for failing to connect his sewer to two houses. The council warned more prosecutions may follow to enforce the order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Massipality
Wellington
W. 5. Brombead
Bathurst
Brombhead
Purson
Couneil
Macquarie Theatre Hosts Noor Beloved Film Season
Macquarie Theatres present Navid UO. Sehinick's Believes and Rybween as main attractions with moving drama and top actors. Also shows Wugativa for Justice featuring Yamim Fuster and The Ueoat bor Herbart. Plus golf club report and Columbia Agricultural fair ads.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Macquarie
Navid UO. Sehinick
Alfred Hitchcock
Yamim Fuster
Paramount
Itx
Neyad Appoaite
Mary Martin
Eviowy
Weekend rainfall yields mixed registrations across districts
The report lists rainfall totals and registrations from numerous rural towns in the western central district. Highlights include Wellington 54, Merrygoen 105, Coonabarabran 40, Bathurst 20, and Wanaaring 1, with many other place names and figures noted in a dense tally of weather and activity.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Aenaeal
Vorlume
Wanaaring
Louth
Corinda
Crolak
Nymingoe Gilgundea
Eure
Armature
Quirinal
Rugby Union Match Moved To Bell Park
The town will represent Nellington Against Sprink Hill in a rugby union match scheduled for Sunday August 1 at Bell Park with a 2 o clock start. Players listed include I Whitehouse J Wykes J Johnston T Bayne N Fletcher T Willian TE Sparkes Bullock St Veueh and others.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Nellington
Sprink Hill
Bell Park
Git
Gig Pit
Yan
Shary
R. Aution
I. Whitehouse
Stewart
T Sowyli
C Soukes
McHattun
Ho hing Pigeon Club Race At Wongarbon
Members of the Willagion Homing Society held a race from Wongarbon on a January day. The winner was Bill Vincent followed by Ayer Tee Tree, with Lames Tap Nia Brattis and Sunlight close behind. A large field represented seven lofts, as fans noted the overall results.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Wvillagion Hom Ng Society
Fa Tigean
Ace
Wongarbon On
Funley Jan
Witter Tartine
Bill Vincent
Hie Ayer
Tee Tree
Recruiting officers coordinate enlistment drives across regions
The document outlines recruitment coordination with Min Aub Muneraye Joffeer at Wellington. It details processing recruits with completed preliminary medicals by July 26 and forwarding through Arew and Manpower Offices to appropriate report centers. It stresses state support for universal service enlistment and the role of local officers in arranging registration, medical attendance, requisitions, and cooperation across districts including Wellington Dubbo Parkes Mudgee and Forbes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Min Aub
Muneraye
Joffeer
Wellington
Jene Mireetar
Aleady
Shrane
Gang
Sony
Ninsha
Usnistavgs
Ohare i
Ilington
Dubbo
Parkis
Mu] Fong
Forbes
Twelve Pretty Aints Convent Ball At May Fair Theatre
A dignified May fair Theatre Convent ball last night drew a large crowd with an ornate hall, festive decor, and a lively after supper carnival. Organisers including Apex Club members and Mrs Murphy, Mr and Mrs Spuray, and J W Cade received praise for decorating, the program, and the smooth running of the evening.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mayfair Theatre
Apex
Mise
M. Shakenyeare
Mrz
Murphy
J.B McKinnon
Mias Dev Venish
Indien
Belurt
Fraunel
Sexton
J. W. Cade
Debutante Presentation Amid Music and Fete
The twelve debutantes were presented at 1 30 pm with a formal procession led by Rev. Monsignor O Donnell and local dignitaries. Each debutante walked in minuet style to music, introduced by Mr HL Hullick, wearing lace and tulle gowns in lemon, peach, and pink, with veils and flowers, as flower girls Mary Sperse and others preceded the procession.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Mia Murphy
Monsignor O'Donnell
Dublin
Pather Kelly
Vic. Savage
Paritlone
Iris Ad
Debs
Deb
HL Hullick
Monsignor O'lion
Little Flower Give
Mary Sperse
Lorn Mian
Margaret Bextor
Margaret Spurgo
Carmel Murphy
Margaret McGorthy
Sunie Murphy
Dorothy McCormick
Mim
Edna Muse
Wory Samelakin
Juvenile Tonight at Community Event Promises Large Attendance
The Juveniles host a lively evening with a broad program for children and families. Vendors, outfits, and costumes are noted, with emphasis on community cheering and a parade of youths enjoying planned acts and games.
Local Land Sale Planned at Cannock This Saturday
An important land sale is scheduled in Cannock on Saturday September T at 4 pan. Joseph Leude and Coy Sydney, along with Mr. W T Hopper of Cumnock, will alter the Uuera woe horomlest Mock pm ac count of Ine Hquideture of Ube Bix rawnay Greene Co.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Cannock
Joseph Leude
Sydney
We T. Hopper
Cumnock
Ube Bix Rawnay Greene Co
Also Mentioned on This Page
Second
AIF Comforts Fund
Ren
Overseas
Lord Mayor's Fund
Ryerett
Wellington Public School
Me Anderson
Georie
Go Wood
Bunton
G Woods
G. G. Wood
Pho
Baker
Ururie Parr
Trinity
XI Hahity Chg
Golries Tham
ILC
Buntop
I Wm
Uevens
Militia
Amaroo Shire
Patriotic and War Fund
Dota
Hohing Pigeon Club
Wongarbon
Debutantes
Victor Harbect
Steadiway
the Great
Victor
Merbert
Tae Ooh
MR Moto
Danger Island
Rebecca
Mayfair
Laurence Oliver
Joan Fontaine
Victor Herbert
Mis Kathleen Cade
Lindjee
Pel Moore
Norman Ryan
Norm Finurune
Joyen Ostler
Mess
Mick Amen
Hanis
Rees
Baba Canal
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