Smithtown Church of England Ball
Kempsey's big moment at the Smithtown Church of England ball came when it was announced that M[?] Val Hand, younger…
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Pictures, dances & concerts, 1949
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Junior Farmers' Dance and Presentation at Marlee
A very successful dance was held at Marlee on Friday night, April 22, 1949, the object being to raise funds for the Junior Farmers' Club, which…
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At a Committee meeting Monday night, it was announced that the Chief Secretary had granted the license for the Band Hall to be used for public…
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The changeful mood of the weather and rain on Saturday evening affected all amusement centres and the Agricultural Hall dance and euchre was…
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Jeanne Crain and Linda Darnell have brought good luck in big batches to pretty, blonde Barbara Lawrence, and she's elated over the…
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The Annual Ball in aid of St. Paul's Church of England, will be held in the Majestic Theatre on Tuesday next, 17th May. According to reports…
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The Annual Catholic Ball, held iu the Town Hall, Wingham, on Friday night, 6th May, 1949, was a. splendid social and financial success. Dancers…
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Despite the cold wind and rain the attendance at the B.S.L. social last Saturday night was almost as large as usual, and nil patrons had a very…
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Despite tile cold wind and ram, nearly the usual crewd attended the R.S.L.'s social last. Saturday night, and as is usual ail pations…
Continued on Trove, page 5 →Successful Dance at Wherrol Flat. In Aid of Timber and Country Queen Candidate
On Friday night, 13th May, 1949, a Hospital Ball was held at Wherrol Plat in aid of the candidature of Miss Mavis Avery in the current…
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The Coopernook Church of England Maytime Ball, held on May 5th, was on outstanding success, visitors being present from all parts of the river from…
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The Annual Catholic Ball, held in the Town Hall, Wingham, on Friday night, 6th May, 1949, was a splendid social and financial success. Dancers…
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Set down for Friday evening, May 27, the Port Macquarie Diggers' Ball promises to be the social event of the year. Already, people from all…
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Adding yet another outstanding performance to his long line of successes, Pat O'Brien scores in the title role of the R.K.O. Radio release,…
Continued on Trove, page 8 →Brilliant Scene in Majestic. AS 22 Debs. Presented at Church of England Ball
One of the largest, although not a record, number of debutantes seen in Gloucester for many years was presented at the annual Church of…
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The RSL's social in the Belmore Hull lust Saturday night was again attended by the usual large crowd from everywhere, and I venture to say they had a…
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On Friday night, 13th May, 1949, a Hospital Ball was held at Wherrol Flat in aid of the candidature of Miss Mavis Avery in the current…
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The Coopernook Church of England Maytime Ball, held on May 5, was an outstanding success, visitors being present from all parts of the…
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As will be noticed in our advertising columns the debutantes presented at the annual Church of England Ball last Thursday night will…
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Moving as per notice at Wingham Municipal Council meeting on Wednesday night that the Council consider subsidising the Town Band…
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