083660
Photograph 083660 Second World War, 1939-1945MELBOURNE, VIC. 1944-12-07. DANCING IN PROGRESS AT THE LOWER TOWN HALL DURING THE APPRECIATION EVENING ORGANISED BY THE UNITED BOARD CHURCH HOSTEL SERVICEMEN'S ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE.
083659 Accession Number: 083659
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MELBOURNE, VIC. 1944-12-07. CORPORAL E D SEXTON, PRESIDENT, UNITED BOARD CHURCH HOSTEL SERVICEMEN'S ENTERTAINMENT COMMITTEE, (1), HANDING OUT SANDWICHES. IDENTIFIED PERSONNEL ARE:- MISS M JARVIS, (2); MISS F JOY, (3); MISS A SPENCER, (4); MISS J HAGGER, (5).
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083659
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