QUEEN CARNIVAL.

Auckland Star, Volume LXIX, Issue 189, 12 August 1938, Page 11

QUEEN CARNIVAL.

PAPAKURA CATHOLICS.

HttHXIAXT TOTAL!

After a combined effort of three months on the part of the Town, County, and Manurewa queens in the Papakura Catholic queen carnival, a brilliant finale was staged in the Windsor Theatre last evening. The hall was crowded with an attendance of -over 400 guests, from the Ararimu, Ramarama, Drury, Karaka, Papakura and Manurewa districts. ' Before the supper adjourned the final votes were announced as follows s— Town queen, MiSs Gladys Verrter, 12,284; Manurewa queen, Miss Kathleen Donelan, 0140; country qtieOn, Miss J. Lowry, 5883; The sum of £342 was raised to assist the parish funds. lij making a small presentation to the three queens for their Splendid work, in connection with the carnival, Father Lockwood expressed hie high appreciation bf-their effortO in making the carnival such a wonderful achievement, and to other denominations who had assisted. Among tifoae present were, Mis* Gladys Verner, town qneen, who wore a frock of Cherry tulle over taffeta; Misa Kathleen Donelan, Maunrewa qneen, white laoe and satin; Miss Jean Lowry, country qne«n, the Wlh; Meedamee J. Cumpstcme, T. Cumpstone, P.; Verner, Milla, XL Kernor.H. D. Crouton Peguero, J. Lowry, J. A. Taylor, J. A. Wishart, T. Holland, R. J. M. Prank*, F. J. Median, A. Footer, D. Markham, L. Geraghty, T. Walker, J. A. Kerr, and Misses M- Verner, J. Verner, G. Johnson, D. Gunson, N. Robertson, A- Anderton, J. Wri ght, G. Weir, .P. Rogers, J. Morton, D. Donelan, D. Marr, H. Parker, D. Alexander, D. Byre, P. Markham, J. Franke, M. Fleming, K. Gibson, R. Campbell, Z. Riehte, R. Garvey, M. Cooper, A. Deed, B. - Cunningham, P. Marks, L. | Mcllraith, I. Bayer, J. Thompson, P. Hausby, V. Greenway, L. Byre, M. Bgan, J. Cooper, A. Markham, K. Cossey, M. Costar, P. Andrews, A. Kemp, K. Markham, Z. Bates, S. Pranks, W. Hill, W. Franks, and J. HilL 1