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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Aug 24, 1944
Page
10
The M Y P A held a charades evening with two-word rotations. Blues presented animation and circumvention, Reds followed with investigate and antiquity. The adjudicated tie drew broad approval and tea closed the event. Rev. E Tredinnick thanked Mrs Chambers for judging. Country services and personal notes follow with dates and names, including private weddings and leave visits.
The annual conference of the Central Western District Agricultural Bureau of New South Wales will be held at the Wellington Methodist Hall on Monday. Delegates from branches across the central west will attend and the public is invited. Official opening by President Mr P Coelli. Mrs Coelli to open women’s sessions. Lectures by departmental officers and a poultry demonstration by Mr F Hart. Mrs E A Coghlan will discuss handicrafts and Dr Irene Sebire will address parents and the modern child. A social session and films follow. a tour of the Wellington Soil Erosion Station is planned for Tuesday.
A narrator recalls a delicate moment as a man notices a woman's hand and contemplates love while friends await news of wills. The ad extols Charmosan hand lotion as a year round beautifying cream praised by thousands of women for its softening, fragrance, and vanish-on skin effects.
An advertisement promotes Charmosan hand lotion described as non sticky and non greasy. Large bottle priced at 2 shillings and small bottle at 1 shilling, with availability noted as sold everywhere.
Mrs Parkes of Ponto visits Wellington with daughter Mrs Lawrie Morgan on Arthur Street. Mrs Pickford returns from Bournewood after hospital stay. Among sick list this week are Bill Newling and Doug McGill.
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