Local tennis notes and big events ahead in Wellington
Disappointed by postponement, local players were ready after the June tournament. Selections for next Sunday's trip include F. W. Everett J. W. Price R. Smith B. Taylor and others. A monster tournament on Sunday July 3 features American men and women doubles with all 17 courts in use, entries to Fred Ring Warnest or court captains. A teams competition of four per team starts soon on Sunday mornings for six weeks, with Warren Price donating two silver trophies. Indoor tennis plans and a future mixed tournament are teased. Les Cornell and Brian Such attended, with court captains listed for weekend play.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
F. W. Everett
J. W. Price
R. Smith
Taylor
W. Ney
J. Moore
Monster
Wellington
Fred Ring
Warnest
John Moore
Warren Price
Les Cornell
Les
Parramatta
Brian Such
W. Parkinson
WN. Ennis
R. W. Ney
J. Greenwood
Farmers Visit Wellington N S W Inspires Tourists
A group of New Zealand farmers arrived by coach for lunch in Wellington N S W and toured Woodlands by E C Frecklington to view the Border Leicester stud and ongoing soil conservation works. They were hosted at afternoon tea by the Frecklings and later by the Rotary Club, with talks by four young primary producers. The day included a Wellington Caves visit under T N Ayling, and a return via Muswellbrook and Gulgong to inspect soil stations and a jersey at Hillhead. A NSW Tourist Bureau rep praised Wellington as a tourist draw and recommended a two day stay for future parties.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
E. C. Frecklington
Woodlands
Border Leicester
Mrs. Frecklington
Wellington
Rotary Club
Vistors
Muswellbrook
Gulgong
Soil Conservation Station
E. J. Bullock
Ald. A. P. Marshman
Wellington couple wed at G Johns Church of England
The marriage of Melva Elaine Lack and Milton Harold McMillen was celebrated at G Johns Church of England Wellington on Sunday May 1 at 2 pm. Rev R Douglas officiated with organist H Cobb. The bride wore chantilly lace, orange blossom coronet, and tuberose bouquet. Attendants included cousin Mrs R Stephenson and flower girl Frances Wrykes. The reception followed at Bills Cafe with 60 guests as presents and a north south coast honeymoon completed the event in Wellington.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Melva Elaine
J. A. Lack
Wellington
Milton Harold
D. G. McMillen
G. John's Church of England
R. Stephenson
Annandale
R. Fettell
Cobb
S. John's
J. Thompson
Bill
Obituary Henry Hunt of Bodangora Dies at 84
Henry Hunt a longtime Bodangora resident and former engine driver at Bodangora mines died at his sister in law's home in Montefiores after a fortnight of illness. He married Caroline Wilson and lived 58 years in Bodangora. Survived by son Joshua Moss Vale and five daughters Mrs E A Gardiner Sydney Mrs A Barter Cronulla Mrs P Lawless Berowra Mrs M Farmer Lithgow Mrs L Brennan Eastwood. one son Jack and daughter Ruby predeceased. Funeral Monday at 2 in St John the Baptist Church Wellington Cemetery. Rev H Graham officiated. Murray Bros. handled arrangements.
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Mr. Hunt
Cadia
Orange
Caroline Wilson
Bodangora
Bondangora
Bodangora Progress Association
Bodangora Common
Hunt
Joshua
Moss Vale
E. A. Gardiner
Sydney
Florence
A. Barter
Cronulla
Ada
P. Lawless
Berowra
Maggie
Wellington
Graham
Messrs
Murray Bros
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Macquarie Theatre
Macquarie
Mayfair
Arnott’s Biscuit
William Ornott
Pittson & Badgery Ltd
Womempolek
Newcastle
O'Connell Street
Derby Street
Kee
Anecist Company
Crookewell, Cos Mengindi
Pit, Sea & Keone Pty. Ltd
Scene
A. J. Bayly
Thornton §&T
Western Assurance and Goldsbrough, Mort & Co
Yeoval
the Dubbo Freezing Co. Pty. Ltd
Phone Dubbo
E. Priest
Australorps
R.leeds
W.w.bracer
Se Neill North Ryde Nsw
Macquarie Shire
Wellington Caves
T. N. Ayling
MR. Henry Hunt
Henry Hunt
J. Hunt
Montefiores
Frecklington
Malvern
Malvern Star
Bruce Small
Percy Stree
Farmers & Graz
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Farmers and Grazier Co-operative Grain Insurance and Agency Co
CORBY
Lee Street
Pierce St. Phot
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