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SOCIAL NEWS FROM THE COUNTRY
Miss Pat Morris is leaving shortly for Melbourne, where she will commence her training for the nursing profession. ...
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Taffela ruchings add a quaint, flattering note to this dance frock of bright blue net worm by youthful Lynne Berkeley, 20th Century-Fox player. ... [ILLUSTRATED]
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SHEFFIELD
On Friday night at Sheffield a fare- well social was given to Miss Brenda Bye, who leaves the district this week to take up duties at the Piper's Brook ...
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BURNIE
Mr. and Mrs. J. Murray left Burnie on Monday, and after visiting Launceston, will visit Hobart and the Huon for three weeks' holiday;. ...
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PIONEER
Mrs. M. Williams, of Storey's Creek, is visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Yates, with her small son. Mrs. T. Boundy and Miss Boundy, ...
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C.W.A. NEWS
The monthly meeting of the Deloraine branch was presided over by Mrs. J. W. Griffin, when there were 45 members present and four new ...
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St. MARYS
Miss Violet Salter, "Balaclava," St. Marys, left on Monday by the Taroona for Melbourne, where she will meet her father, Mr. C. F. Salter, on his arrival ...
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LATROBE
Miss M. Hicks is visiting relatives in Launceston. Miss Thelma Charlesworth spent the week-end in Launceston. ...
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LONGFORD
Mr. and Mrs. Horace R. H. Young celebrated their silver wedding quietly at their lovely old home. "Hythe," Longford, when Mr. and Mrs. Ernest ...
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ST. HELENS
Miss I Macmichael has returned from a holiday spent in Launceston. Mrs. J. W. Salter and her mother-in-law, Mrs. S. Salter, left on Monday for ...
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DERBY
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Fry motored to Hobart on Sunday to spend a few days. They have had as their guest Mrs. B. Donovan, of St. Marys. ...
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ST. LEONARDS
At the fortnightly meeting of the St. Leonards Girls' Club a pleasant ceremoney took place, when the president (Miss Le[?]ey Caswell), on behalf ...
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TWO MINUTES' SILENCE
The story of Mrs. Edward G. Honey is a reminder that London's most impressive ceremony—the Two Minutes' Silence—had an Empire origin, ...
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CHUDLEIGH
A pleasant social evening was held in the Town Hall. Chudleigh, on Saturday evening. Mr. Hawkey. Methodist home missionary. occupied the ...
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OBITUARY
Many friends and associates of the Launceston Church Grammar School will learn with regret of the death at Turramurra, North Sydney, on ...
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WESTBURY
Nurse Nancy Sattler (Hobart) is on holiday with her mother, Mrs. P. J. Sattler. Miss N. Crowley has been spending ...
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CRESSY
Mrs. Roy Hayes. of Patersonia, who is an inmate of the Stanlee Hospital, Launceston, is progressing satisfactorily. Mr. and Mrs. Hayes and ...
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WHITE HILLS
Mrs. D. Peters spent a few days at Curraghmore. Mr. and Mrs. J. Ellis spent the week-end at Devonport. ...
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DELORAINE
Mrs. W. Hardy, Lemana Juncton, has returned home after spending a few days' holidays in Launceston. She was the guest of Mrs. J. P. McCarthy, ...
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