26/08/2026
Dayboro QCWA are planning their 100 year celebration of our branch next year. The branch was formed in June 1927.
We are endeavouring to find details of all previous members of our branch, especially membersโ given names.
If your family member is mentioned in this newspaper article in 1928, can you provide us with her given name please.
Maybe you have other information or memorabilia about our branch, please contact the branch or Jenny at [email protected]
In December 1928 members travelled to Sandgate, it would have been a long trip in the early days of travel in motor vehicles.
โThe members of the Dayboro branch who motored to Linga Longa, Sandgate, on December 1, were shown over the home and entertained at afternoon tea by the Metropolitan and Sandgate branch. Mrs. Mearns extended a welcome to the visitors, and also read a report on the home for the year. Mrs. J. E. S. Plumridge, speaking on behalf of the Sandgate branch, welcomed the visitors, and thanked the Dayboro members for the gifts they had brought with them. In responding, Mrs. F. G. Henzell (president of Dayboro branch) expressed the desire of her branch to contribute funds to enable a Far West member to spend a fortnight's holiday at Linga Longa. The visitors included Mesdames F. G. Henzell (president), W. D. Forbes (secretary), G. Cruise (treasurer), E.Rudd, A. Carson, R. Brown, W. Tomkins, Wallace, Graham, Stewart, F. Kuhn, Misses Hay, Strain, G. Hay, Jean Brown.โ
- Linga Longa was a historic seaside home on Flinders Parade in Sandgate, Brisbane, established by the Queensland Country Women's Association (QCWA) in the 1920s to provide affordable holiday accommodation and respite for rural women and children.
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