Cessnock Hospital Ball Cessnock
The Minister for Health (Mr. C A. Kelly) has advised the secretary of Cessnock District Hospital (Mr. J. Brown) that he will be unable to…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1941
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Patriotic Ball Raymond Terrace Comforts Fund
RAYMOND TERRACE, Thursday. The Patriotic Ball held under the auspices of the Raymond Terrace Comfort Fund in the sports ground…
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The Swing-Rhythm Club’s dance again attracted a large crowd to the West Maitland Town Hall last Saturday evening…
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Arrangements were made at the monthly meeting of the East Maitland Women’s Auxiliary of the R.S. and S.I.L.A. for the…
Continued on Trove, page 6 →The Central Theatre Programme Guide — 'At a Glance' Saturday, May 31st, 1941
Feature: 'Babes in Arms' Cast: Mickey Rooney, Judy Garland, Chas, Winninger. June Preisser and a big cast…
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Last Saturday night's dance, organised by the Hockey Club to aid the Johnston Memorial appeal, was highly successful, between £15 and…
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Keen "Interest Is "centred" in "the Police Ball, to be held in aid of the Cessnock Hospital, at the Lyceum Hall on Tuesday night, and the…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →The Band. Plans for Future
The Band committee is planning to hold a concert in the near future in conjunction with the annual meeting. The proceeds of the evening will be…
Continued on Trove, page 2 →Catholic Ball at Wollombi
Wollombi is at present the centre of much excitement. Everyone is planning to be present at the annual Catholic Ball, to be held on June ,6…
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While the financial return may not be as pleasing as in recent years, the East Maitland Park Tennis Club’ 16th annual…
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The recent concert arranged by the Methodist Church and held at Paxton proved a huge success, the net takings being £17/7/4. The local Red…
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The first A.L.F. dance of the season in Maitland is to be held in the West Maitland Town Hall on Thursday night next. The organisers are most…
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With Mrs. Rex Foster presiding the monthly meeting of the Mal-bring Red Cross well attended. A motion of sympathy with Mr. and…
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The monthly dance arranged by the Church of England Women’s Guild look place in the parish hall, Branxton, on Tuesday night and was…
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The nursing staff of the Maitland Hospital is anxious, to do something to help the ex-Army and Trained Nurses Auxiliary in the splendid…
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The A.I.F. dance, being held at the Maitland Town Hall on Thursday night , by the 2/4 Pioneer Battalion promises to be unique in many ways…
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The Swing Rhythm Club's dance, held at the West Maitland Town Hall last Saturday evening was again a popular rendezvous for a large crowd…
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St. Clair Hall was a scene of gaiety on Saturday flight, when the committee of the St. Clair P. and C. held their Patriotic Ball…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Noveity Afternoon and Dance at Whittingham in Aid of Patriotic and War Fund
A successful novelty afternoon and dance at night was staged at Whittingham Hall on Saturday in aid of the Whittingham Patriotic and War…
Continued on Trove, page 3 →Football in Rain Wet Ground and Heavy Ball Affect Play Cessnock Still Leads
Wet weather conditions again spoiled all matches from a spectator's point of view. Many ground were so bad that players had difficulty in keeping their feet, therefore nullifying fast, Open football…
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