Wingham Branch CWA Annual Meeting Held in Tamaday Rooms
Country Women's Association Wingham Branch held its annual meeting on December 13 in Tamaday. President Hill presided. numerous members attended and reports praised regular meetings, fundraising for welfare, and cloth donations. Secretary Mrs Martin read the annual report noting membership at 300 and funds spent on maternity relief, health schemes, and entertainer expenses. The secretary's position was highlighted as leaving the district. Mrs Martin received a cut glass rose as thanks. An afternoon tea followed. next meeting set for February 15, 1904 at 3 pm.
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Wingham
Tamaday
Sars
Hill
Mangrove
W. P. Bummerdie
Bi. L. Andrews
Flemming
Ryan
Hoxie
Mosey
Beal
G. Andrews
Gilet
Lemming
Cooper
Stalti
Marti Boe
Summerville
Camp
Martin
Hen
Hosie
Compling
Moxeys
Hail
Hill F. Busimerville
Mamey
le Hlonie
Ganfurence Et Dorrigo
Pur West Children's ‘Health Scheme
KB Johnson
Dlarset
oMners
Musgrove
Reed
Erby
Aureliney
Cole Aspocintendo
Aimalary
Dorris
Hltai
Pringbl
Vance
Rose Bown
Hranch
Mternoon Res
Mra
Money
Mrs. Gillett
Newt
Wingham District Rural School Staff Reflections
Fragmented ceremony coverage notes reflections from Wingham District Rural School staff. Mentions Mr Martin and a jovial chant “He's a Jolly good fellow” amidst remarks on life and partings, with garbled OCR text obscuring fuller details.
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Martin
Mothers' Club brings Santa to Wingham School event
On Tuesday 12 December 1938 Mothers' Club of Wingham District Rural School hosted a Santa visit for Infants. Children received books candies and boxes of nets as teachers and mothers offered gifts and refreshments. Miss Yeauig and Miss Lew helped with arrangements while Mr Martin received a keepsake from the baby element.
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Bante Claus
Wingham District Rural School
Mothers’ Club
Heffernan
Kane
PE. Mactia
Wingham
Wameday
Yeauig
Lew
Durling
Margaryt Wylie
Martin
Mua Pye
Wang
Ure
Straina
Christmas Farewells at Primary Classes Headmaster Martin
A nostalgic report from December 1933 recalls primary class parties with cake, gifts, songs, and a farewell to Headmaster Martin. Students praised his influence as they presented a parting cake and shared good wishes. Receipts detail school finances, including book purchases, badge sales, and bank balances as the school readied for a new phase.
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Newt Ute Darkagen
Une Derervers
Martin
Childron
Christmas Tree Fundraiser At Wingham Club
Wingham Mothers' Club organized a Christmas tree sale and fundraiser at the Behou on Tueomtuy fiernon 1201 oem ber 198 wha wf rember wnt. A unity was procured and erected by teachers, decorated by a Mothers Club, with local talents performing while guests waited for visitors. Mr Martin and Mrs Kane spoke, gifts were distributed to children, and the Mothers Club was applauded for support.
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Wingham
Tuomtuy Fiernon
Daronte
Mie Beh
Mra
J. Kane
Men
J. Untteran
We Martin
Martin
Mothers Choir and Association honor Mrs Platt with gift
Members of the Mothers Chuir and P and £ Association welcomed Mrs Neg Platt. Mrs J Kane presented Mr Platt with a Silver Sandwich Tray and Fork on behalf of the membership. Mrs Platt Belle made by Mrs Monck. Mr A C Beal slag spoke. Afternoon tea was then partaken of.
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Mothers’ Chuir and
P and £. Association
Neg. Platt
J. Kane
Smr. Platt
Local Printing Plant Promises Big Savings
Printing firm in Wingham offers first class production of all kinds. Promoted as cheaper than Sydney, with savings by buying locally. Provides tickets, visiting cards, envelopes, circulars, letterheads, posters, menus, wedding invitations, and other print items.
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Wingham
Sydney
Ice Benides
Winghaan
School Event Praised for Children’s Vocal and Dramatic Talent
Attendees at a recent school concert praised the programme and performances by the children across vocal, dramatic, and astramedial acts. The event concluded with the annual bazaar and other functions that were well received socially and financially.
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Uinimal Cong
Lang praised as Labor leader of all time in Auburn event
A gathering at Auburn Town Hall featured Mr A J Davoren presenting a portrait of Lang as the Labor leader of all time. Davoren lauded Lang’s resourcefulness and steadfast principles, noting his enduring popularity among Labor supporters nationwide.
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BOC
Runnig
Auburn
A. J. Davoren
Milc
Lang
Australia
Mr. Lang
Mr. Davoren
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Country Women’s Association
Wingham Branch
Mr. L. Andrewe
Apoko
Wingham District
H. Martin
Irma
Bank
Dell
Benool
Wingham Mothers’ Club
Ximar Tree
Receipt Books
Race Books
Tingham Chronicle
Bent Street
Central North Coast
HW. P. A. Pitspatrick, Ager and Batter
Winghams
Lyndows Cafe
Ramza Cafe
Isabella Street
R. Joseph
Stan Costas
Tyler Bros
Raycophone
RADIO
Paton Burns & CO
King Street
E. McElwain
LAREI
TEE
Audorenan Aten
Olurs
Otaee
G. M. North & CO
Pil
Bristan
Jack McGrath
Keet
Bellevue Hotel
Tuncurry
Bells
Mama Vale
Manly
Ines Joor Bel
Ae ‘Barnie
Ind Story
Mere, Seegy
Banvent
Vince Fazio
Seincea
Tanner
Johnston
Jeff Gleeson
Chapman
Stone
V. ‘Luthar
Tve
Ube
Mort
Coure
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