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Premier's Wife Assists Prisoners of War
The Governor (Sir Leslie Wilson) and Lady wilson, attended by Captain Roy Cooper, A.D.C., will be present at the concert which is being held to-night in All ...
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For Southern Wedding
Miss G. I. Williamson, the well known artist, photographed prior to returning to Sydney, where her marriage to Flying Officer Gilbert Hughes, R.A.A.F., ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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New CLub Room for G.F.S. Members
To-morrow at 3.15 p.m. Lady Wilson, patroness of the Girls' Friendly Society, will open the new G.F.S. Girls' Club in ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Three Generations To Celebrate Wedding Days
When Miss M. Richards and Mr. R. Simpson, both of Mapleton, are married in Brisbane on December 23, the occasion will be unique. ...
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W.V.N.R. Secretary Resigns
Mrs. C. L. G. Trewin, honorary general secretary of the Women's voluntary National Register, tendered her resignation at this morning's meeting. In doing so ...
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When You're On A Good Thing....
More money is going late Commonwealth war savings certificates in this State than last month. If you cashing of certificates increases ...
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War Work Group Had Busy Year
A very successful year of work will be reported by the secretary (Mrs. B. F. Robson) at the annual meeting to-night of the Women of the University War Work Group ...
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NO INQUIRY INTO MILK INDUSTRY
Replying to-day to a statement made by the chairman of the Country Milk Association (Mr. A. C. Vores) that an inquiry was being made by the Federal ...
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Open Air Demonstration To Aid Patriotic Funds
The Women's League of Health (Bago[?] Stack system) will give an open-air demonstration at Moorlands. Coronation Drive. Auchenflower, next Saturday. ...
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Final Qld. Tobacco Appraisement Classes
All leaf remaining in brokers stores was dealt with at the 17th and final appraisement nf Queensland leaf tobacco for the 1941 season which ended this week. The ...
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Social Silhouettes. . .
MORNING TEA TO AID PRISONERS OF WAR.—Ipswich: To raise funds in assist the prisoner of war a committee, with Mrs. V. L. Hobler as organiser. Mrs. F. A. ...
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Here and There
Mrs. C. Long (Adelaide), Miss Aileen Bell (Coochin Coochin) and Miss Marie Ormiston (Sydney) are at Lennons. Mr. and Mrs. F. G. Bartley (Sydney) ...
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Ballet Recital For Service Funds
St. George's Service Club and the Silver [?] Free Canteen (Y.A.L. Patriotic Fund will benefit from the annual recital of Misses joan and Monica Hallidays' students ...
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Members Give Items In Christmas Programme
Every person attending the third Christmas party of the Moorooka branch of the Red Cross Society to-day had to give an item or pay the consequences, and ...
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ENGAGED
MISS LUCINDA (LYNNE) OLIVER. eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs. J. H. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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Pre-Wedding Party
Girls of the Department of Labour will entertain Miss Joan' Conelan at a prewedding party at the Canberra to-night, when a wedding presentation will be made ...
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Trousseau Showing
At her home at Dora Street, Hendra, this afternoon, Mrs. H. W. Tate entertained a number of friends at afternoon tea in honour of her daughter, Miss Gwendoline Tate, ...
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C.E.M.S. Gives Thanks For Work of Hostel
How social work leading to the building of St. Oswald's Hostel, North Quay, was begun. following a Communion service at which the guidance and help of ...
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Dress a Peg and Win a Prize
Have you ever dressed a peg' The Younger Set of the Australian Aerial Medical Services (Flying Doctor) Appeal) is organising a competition. ...
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Fainting Woman Fell in Fire & Burnt to Death
ADELAIDE.—While alone in a house at Bakers Gully in the Adelaide Hills. Mrs. Lorna May Oakley. 32. fainted and fell into an open fireplace and was ...
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Crow Not as Black as He is Painted, Mr. Bulcock Says
A suggestion that "Jim" Crow is not as black as he is painted was made by the Minister for Agriculture and Stock (Mr. Bulcock) to-day, when asked ...
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CHRISTMAS PARTY
Members of the Mayfair Club held their Christmas party at Overells" cafe this afternoon. Mrs. Arthur Sibley, who has been president of the club for some time and ...
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Kirsova Ballet First Night Aids Prisoners' War Fund
SYDNEY.—Madam Helene Kirsova's six weeks season of Russian Ballet at the Minerva Theatre. Sydney opened witha a real gala [?] at which the Governor, Lord ...
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AGED WOMEN HELP WAR EFFORT
"By prayer and practical effort those in residence have fully realised the nation's hour of need." states the 31st annual report of the Aged Christian Women's ...
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"THE TELEGRAPH" WEATHER CHART
A few isolated mostly light storms were reported between Camooweal and ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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"THE TELEGRAPH" CROSSWORD PUZZLE
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NYLON WEARS LONGER
ADDIS WISDOM tooth[?] with Nylon [?] last three times longer than bristles never get soggy WISDOM Nylon—2 everywhere. ...
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Former Q'Id. Medical Student Fatally Burnt in R.A.A.F. Crash
SYDNEY.—Sergt.-Pilot William Laws. 21. was filially burnt when a training plane be was piloting at Evans Head Training School yesterday crushed on ...
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BOILS. PIMPLES, VANISH
Boils, pimples, and other skin troubles usually spring from faulty digestion. Remove the cause and you are free from the effect A small dose of TWIN ...
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