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Newspaper
Wellington Times
Location
Wellington, New South Wales, Australia
Date
Jun 13, 1938
Page
2
Memorial notice notes the passing of Bruce in a skating related incident. Family appeals for support and recalls his warmth and impact. Affected relatives invite friends to remembrance and service details.
The Orange Band and Guards paid their fatal annual visit to Wellington during the weekend arriving on Saturday. In the evening they appeared at the Ideal Salvation Army and Pinking. Varieties performed in town areas drawing new attention to the marching band and its outfits.
Teens attend screening at Macquarie Theatrewith a sparse turnout, Rotary Club members from Wellington host a dance at Maryvale Hospital tonight, Maryvale Dance to night and cricket scores to be announced. Tractor demonstration at Mr T Mirrens property near Neve rea next Thursday afternoon, modern farming methods showcased. Estate sale of Walter Gordon Wilkins furniture and effects at Warne Street Wednesday 15th at 2 20 p m. Furniture well kept and up to date.
Dubbo sent news to Sydney papers predicting Wellington Reds would win the Johnny Walker Cup with several Dubbo players absent. The Reds triumphed and brought the trophy home despite a disputed local referee issue. Fr. Faxall of Dubbo was praised for handling the match.
The Stuart Town School of Arty Hall annual ball drew about 60 couples, with attendees from the district and from Wellington. Dancing continued past dawn, and a dainty supper was enjoyed. Organizers J Gleton and Messrs B Dutfield Glennon Foxsir Dizon were praised for a well run event.
Auction notice lists Italian Walnut Suite and Rosewood Chair among items, including Oak Bedroom Suites, cedar wardrobes, breakfast room tables and chairs, kitchenware, curtains, fans, and various furnishings. Absent clear dates. sale hosted by Abel Wilkins & Co Auctioneers.
A clove holiday drew a big crowd at Wallington Tennis Club with lively play throughout the day. At the bowling green Orange versus Wellington Club attracted interest, while Bell Park saw Orange Woollen Mill Union football clash with Wellington boys.
The annual gift in aid for the Wellington St Vincent de Paul Society will be held in the Convent grounds on Wednesday afternoon. The society welcomes all creeds and colors to help the town’s poor and encourages good attendance. Afternoon tea will be provided and a musical programme will be presented.
A utility truck in front of Mr Wie Sarum's shop backed into a large pane window after likely rolling in gear and crashing over a curb. A brick façade prevented greater damage. a spare window was installed promptly by Mr Taary.
The Boy Scouts in Wellington seek a central hall funded by a £240 prospect. Rev K P Norman backed the project after an interview, aiming to create a meeting space for boys to pursue scouting craft and activities, with public subscriptions encouraged.
Five men faced Codal Police Court on charges of possessing protected animal skins found during a raid on May 27. Kyner, Ryan, Haggerty, Campbell, Landa, and Sands fined amounts from £38 to £155 with default jail terms. some could pay monthly instalments. Judge Bromhead presided assisted by Sergeant Stafford.
A reader letter questions the effect of acts on people’s privileges, noting councils may determine major policy and borrowings without public consent. The writer asks what action Wellington Council took, and why the public is not informed about these decisions. The letter signs G Effay.
A riotous stage comedy titled Blue Beard's Highth Wife tours Macquarie on Saturday, showcasing fresh humor and a lively cast in a small theater setting.
Personalities and events unfold in Wellington area society over the weekend. Baden Nicholas of the Wel office and Mrs J. Fernon of Parken visit Wellington and reconnect with old friends. Thorby, once at Wallington, missed a prior appointment due to a relative’s death. Mrs Kem Hearne and her husband visit Wallington. engagements and homecomings are noted. Jack Mynck Anistt travels for the winter tournament. Snap, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs Wed Cunema, weds Wed Cameron in Montou Wellington. A skiing arm injury sidelines Tom Cameron’s son from a visit. A Wellington tennis match sees Such Rich sustain head injuries, later stabilized at Dubbo. Wellington Towns Club records a weekend gathering with Mr Les Ling from Sydney in attendance. Continuous references to local families, anniversaries, and social rounds run through the piece.
The Golf Associates list events across several upcoming competitions. On Saturday June Ath, an 16 holes stroke event was won by Mrs M Brew with a score of 2 75. On Tuesday June 1st, another 1A holes stroke event was won for a trophy donated by Mrs B A B Davidson, with the winner scoring RG 18 HH. Last Saturday a par competition saw winner Mrs O Kame with 4 down. Next Tuesday starts the fourth round of the divinge medal camp, an 18 hole stroke competition, keenly anticipated.
The Welling based group hosted the Western District championship at Fortune Int werk with many from Lowny in attendance. Vanderberg Hate finished second in the hidden holes event with a score of 2h-1-4. Indy won the TB Sailors and Baldiers’ Cap with a 1R-holer stroke hamlesp and score MY. Wall and Temara teamed for the Mlonnety Cap match, Wall scoring OG and Mim Wall 112. Milas Jh. Wall dominated the 18 hole stroke with 10131.
William John Watts died at Wellington District Hospital on the 8th of March at age 58 after a period of illness. A long-time resident of Wellington he was held in high regard by many in town. His widow preceded him in death about two years earlier. Survived by a grown family, his remains were laid in a polished maple casket. Interment was last Thursday in the Methodist section of Wellington Cemetery with graveside service by Reverend Gordon Wood. Funeral arrangements were by Murray Bran & Co.
In western football the Wellington Reds upset Dubbo to win the Johnny Walker Cup 18 to 8. Dubbo, the long-time holders, were beaten as the Reds delivered a strong second-half showing. The crowd greeted the victory with celebrations, while Dubbo players faced a rough match and two red cards. Other games saw Canowindra defeat Parkes 11–9 and Lithgow Western Suburbs beat Mudgee 11–4 amid a heavy day of results.
A young princess and a retinue of princes parade in court fashion. Rev Father Kelly crowns the maiden as Mrs. John Rel and Jin Breet escort ornate attire. Dainty flower girls, blue pink gowns, and gold baskets add to a festive display with music by Sacred Heart infants and performances by Miss Joan Neich and Nola Freckington.
The death occurred Saturday in Byutney of Mary Ant Bishop a long time resident of the area. Survived by a husband and several grown children including Thomas Parkes Howat George F Arthurville David Parkes Row and daughters Mrs Cook Curr Creek Mrs A Martin Arthurville Mrs C Haylie Curr Creek and Mrs E Th Cosby Orange. Remains brought to Wellington for service by the Rev Wood then interred at Wellington cemetery. Funeral arrangements entrusted to Misses J J Shakexprare and Sons.
Gladys Anneta Theobald of Arthur Street Wellington district dies at 81 after a week in hospital. Daughter of J and Mrs Theobald, she was a quiet homemaker, survived by five brothers and several sisters. Services held at St Andrew's Presbyterian Church with burial in Wellington Cemetery. Funeral arranged by C. J. Shiketpenre and Son.
The rainfall was light with Wellington leading the list at IX points for the 24 hours ending 9 pm Thursday. Towns recorded varied totals: Gewrie five, Minor five, Narra waine seven, Wyange six, Trungie two, Nevertite eight, Warren ten, Mullen tudgery unknown, Nyngan four, Bourke two, Gils mandre seven, Quambons two, Coolah four, Eumungerie six, Coonamble two, Merry roen five, Coonalarabran J, Madgee A, Pewk Hin four.
In Sydney reports dated Monday, a 20 year old male cyclist died following a collision with a motor car at Tamworth yesterday. He suffered a fracture and injuries to the skull, with initial belief that the driver was not aware of danger.
Sydney reports a ministerial reply to MP inquiries on establishing an advisory committee for health education and school requirements across Wellington Wallington and Dubbo districts. The minister will set a date for a broader electorate visit and outline provisional terms for the committee and its representation from primary and secondary industries. High price coffee at Kim Bell.
Gary Cooper and Claude Colbert star in a feature described as Bivo Bosal's Eighth Wi Me. The fragmentary caption hints at a screen pairing or historical note amid unclear context.
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