Two blue printed program for the official inauguration of the Methodist Girls' Fellowship on Saturday, 4th July, 1936 at Cecil Street South Melbourne.

Winners Camberwell 1934, Graham St Port Melbourne 1935, Simpson St Yarraville 1936, Glendearg Grove Malvern 1937, Surrey Hills 1938, Benson St Surrey Hills 1939.Varnished dark brown wooden shield with engraved silver banner, star and plaques attached. "METHODIST GIRLS' FELLOWSHIP" "ANNUAL DRAMATIC COMPETITIONS UNDER EIGHTEEN SECTION"methodist girls' fellowship

This pamphlet gives outlines of the Rays, MGC and MGF. It explains the merit badges and their requirements for the Rays, the significance of the regalia and symbols and degrees for Comrades, Leader aids.E3094.42.1 and E3094.42.2 - Blue bi-fold paper with blue text. It has the images of the badges of the Methodist Your People's Department Victoria Tasmmania, the Rays, the Comrades and the Methodist Girls' Fellowship.methodist girls' comardeship, methodist girls' comradeship rays' section, methodist girls' fellowship, methodist young people's department vicgtoria tasmania

This pamphlet is the official paper of the Methodist Girls' Fellowship and the Methodist Girls' Comradeship for November 1943 which was missionary month. It contains a missionary quiz and the "working for God's Kingdom": Christian Social Order Committee, Overseas Committee, City Missions, Inland, Cheltenham Homes, Babies' Homes, National Fitness and Easter Camps. The back contains "Doings - Near and Far". Amounts raised or donated are handwritten in the margin. Cream bi-fold paper with green text and images of the Methodist Girls' Fellowship and the Methodist Girls' Comradeship on the front. methodist girls' comardeship, methdodist girls' fellowship, missionary month

Rev Laurel Grace Davey was firstly a minister in the Methodist Church and then the Uniting Church. She was ordained in 1971 soon after the Victorian and Tasmanian Methodist Conference opened up the way for women to be ordained. Before that Laurel was a Deaconess, appointed to Geelong in 1956 as probationer. She also served in Parishes of Newport, Moe-Yallourn, Essendon, Nyah District (Mallee), Donald Heytesbury (Timboon), and was twice Presbytery Chairperson. She moved to Traralgon in 1993 after retirement where she was a one of the founders of the Fabric Art Group and the Friendship Club. [Source: Talking Point Traralgon District Uniting Church]B126 - Five badges pinned to a card with typed text. B126.1 - Christian Endeavour brooch - small silver bar with a Christian Endeavour emblem at the centre. The brooch has a safety chain with a safety pin at the end. B126.2 - Methodist Girls' Friendship brooch - metal bar with green enamelled MGF emblem at the centre. B126.3 - Methodist Youth Fellowship brooch - metal bar with small blue enamelled MYF emblem at the centre. B126.4 - Methodist Centenary Victoria lapel pin. B126.5 - Methodist Order of Deaconesses' badge - red and while enamelled badge with a safety chain. B126.6 - Not on the card: Methodist Girls' Comradeship badge - blue and white enamelled badge with safety chain.rev laurel grace davey 1927-2020, rev w j hunkin, christina davey, rev c w turner, christian endeavour, methodist girls'' fellowship, methodist youth fellowship, methodist order of deaconesses, methodist girls' comradeship

The Methodist Girls' Comradeship celebrated its Golden Jubilee in 1968. The Golden Jubilee Fellowship was a project of the Victoria/Tasmania Province of the MGC. The Fellowship was to provide a course for Aboriginal Pre-School Assistants. Tri-fold pamphlet with a gold coloured front and blue text. There is an image of some Indigenous children and an adult on the back. methodist girls' comradeship golden jubilee fellowship, miss d. nance, methodist girls' comradeship

The document is a letter from Miss Enid Burston, Convenor, MGC Jubilee Committee outlining the program for the celebrations. On the 3-5 May; May 31; June 22; July 6 or 13; August 4; August 26 - 31. It has a tear-off slip at the bottom asking for a response to the proposed weekend in Bondi which held the first MGC meeting and the Fellowship [see E3094.21]Single sheet of typed paper with black type.methodist girls' comradeship golden jubilee 1968, miss enid burston, mgc jubilee committee, miss heather knapp

The document is a letter from Miss Enid Burston, Convenor, MGC Jubilee Committee outlining the program for the celebrations. On the 3-5 May; May 31; June 22; July 6 or 13; August 4; August 26 - 31. It has a tear-off slip at the bottom asking for a response to the proposed weekend in Bondi which held the first MGC meeting and the Fellowship [see E3094.21]Single sheet of typed paper with black type.methodist girls' comradeship golden jubilee 1968, miss enid burston, mgc jubilee committee, miss heather knapp

The blazer was worn by Frances Keller nee Woolhouse.Royal blue women's blazer with quarter black lining. The blazer has two buttons and three pockets. The breast pocket has gold embroidery."MYF" "1955" "VICTORIA M.G.B.B.A"methodist youth fellowship, methodist girls basketball association, frances keller

The blazer was worn by Doreen Ellis.Royal blue women's blazer with half lining. The blazer has two buttons and three pockets. The breast pocket has gold embroidery."MYF BASKETBALL COACH" "VICTORIA M.G.B.B.A"methodist youth fellowship, methodist girls basketball association

Three Methodist Girls Comradeship Junior Grades Achievement Award badge samples stapled to an information sheet. Embroidered outline of ivy leaf (standing for friendship) badges are blue (symbolising fellowship), white (symbolising purity) and gold (symbolising true happiness". They are not worn on regalia.On paper: "Achievement Badge Sample Awards"methodist girls' comradeship

1st Degree gold circle symbol. Symbol of fellowship.methodist girls' comradeship

This badge was not worn on the regalia of the Methodist Girls' Comradeship. It was designed in 1918 by Miss Bessie Sanger of Bondi. "The shape of the badge is the ivy leaf which stands for friendship - fellowship with our Heavenly Father and in His Church and friendship is our Comradeship with each other. The background is blue, symbolising fellowship. White is the symbol of purity and gold symbolises "true happiness". It is the symbol of wealth, and the greatest wealth in life is "true happiness" - a happiness that comes only when our lives, our wills, are one with God's will for us. This meaning of the badge shall be explained to the Comrade/Ray either at her initiation/welcome or on presentation of the badge. The badge is worn on the left should or collar (not on Regalia)." - from Leaders' Manual for Comradeship 1970.MGC 062.1 and MGC 062.2 Blue, white and gold enamel lapel Methodist Girls' Comradeship badges. Duplicates B021.1 and B021.2 "MGC"methodist girls' comradeship