at Adelaide Street, Brisbane, arranging sales into the 1930s, producing an annotated map showing the location of vacant land and the asking prices. However, it was with the opening in 1935 of the Hornibrook Highway, linking the area north of Hay's Inlet to Brisbane, that lead to the rapid growth in this area. Scarborough State School opened on 9 March 1925. On Saturday 11 December 1937 a stump-capping ceremony took place for the Scarborough Methodist Church. The new church building was relocated from Deagon where it had served as a Sunday school hall. It was officially opened on Sunday 9 January 1938 by Reverend J. A. Pratt. On 28 August 1948 the foundation stone for a new Scarborough Methodist Church was laid by Reverend Hubert Hedley Trigge, the master of Kings College at the University of Queensland, with the new church building being officially opening on 1 April 1950 by Trigge, with the former church building becoming the church hall. The church is now used by the Scarborough Samoan Seventh-Day Adventist Church. St Bernadette's Catholic Church opened at 28 Mein Street () in 1946. The architect was Frances Leo Cullen. The church was sold in 1998. St Bernadette's Catholic School opened in 1948; it was operated by the Brigidine Sisters. Soubirous College, a Catholic secondary school, opened on 5 February 1951. The first St Anne's Anglican Church Hall opened at 190-192 Mein Street on Sunday 1 April 1951. Funds to build the church hall were raised in part by the sales of a book "Scarborough Calling" by Cannon William Perry French Morris. The foundation stone of the current St Anne's Anglican Church was laid by Archbishop Philip Strong on Sunday 2 November 1969, with the new church officially opening on 22 November 1970. The 1951 church hall remains on the site. Scarborough Baptist Church opened in 1952. The Baptist church was at 151 Turner Street (), and, although still extant, it is now in private ownership. De La Salle College, a Catholic primary and secondary school, opened on 4 February 1955. In 1970, the senior years at Soubirous College and De Le Salle College were combined to create Frawley College, named after parish priest Monsignor Bartholomew Frawley. On 24 May 1995 the following Catholic schools combined to form Southern Cross Catholic College: St Bernadette's Catholic School, Scarborough Soubirous College, Scarborough De La Salle College, Scarborough Frawley College, Scarborough Our Lady