TIMARU NEWS
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL Mrs Harold Elworthy (Craigmore) has returned from a visit to Dunedin. Mrs Nottingham (Christchurch) is visiting Mrs F. A. Raymond (Wai-iti avenue). „ ,_ ~ . Mr and Mrs C. L. Orbell (Pentlow) and Miss Nan Orbell (Levels) are visiting Dunedin. Miss Helen Riddell, who was the guest of Mrs F. E. Duncan (Craighead street), has returned to Dunedin. Miss Catherine Westenra (Dunsandel) will spend the week-end with Mrs W. H. Orbell (Levels). Captain and Mrs E. J. Kenny (Christchurch) are at the Dominion Hotel. Recent arrivals at the Grosvenor include Miss E. Whitelaw, Mr C. Stevens (Auckland). Mr H. C. Hebberd Mr and Mrs Stronach paterson (Wellington), Mrs T. W. Woodroffe, Mrs R. C. Bishop. Mr A. L. Tucker, Mr and Mrs W. G. Johnston, Mr G. Biddle, Miss F. H. Nottingham, Mr F. W. Pollard, CaDtain and Mrs Polley (Christchurch), Mr H. C. Brotherwood,' Mr'A. Haig (Dunedin), Mr J. Mullins (Sydney), and Mr H. McMahon (Melbourne). Recent guests at the Empire were Mr and Mrs P. Fraser, Mr C. S. Goodwin, Mr G. K. Bagrie, Mr T. Klippel, Mr R. McLean, Mr D. C. Germaine (Auckland), Mr F. Lockwood, Mr R. G. Bulton, Mr and Mrs M. Foster (Wellington). Mrs A. T. Read, Mr A. H. Carrick, Mr A. E. Stock, Mr J. C. Forsythe, Mr G. M. Goodge. Miss W. Wade, Mr T. D. Shephard, Mr W. J. C. Campbell. Mr and Mrs G. Harker. Miss Harker. Mr L. Sclart, Mr G. L. Reese. Mr M. Gentles. Mr and Mrs A. V. Just, Mdlle. A. Germiquet, Mr T. H. Mills, Mr L. S. Ayers, Mr J. Meikle, Mr D.t C. Johnstone, Mr C. H. King, Miss Dorothy Read. Mr W. R. Coles, Mr R. Thomson (Christchurch), Mr J. T. Gill on, Mr I. Brown, Mr R. W. Millis, Mr B. C. Bellhouse, Mr and Mrs M. McGrath, Mr A. C. Alcock. Mr R. J. Walker Mr R. D. ! Sutherland. Mr J. C. Sommerville. Mr J. Clark, Mr N. C. Hale, Mr S. A. Pringle, Mr L. Geddes, Mr S. Riggs (Dunedin), Mr J. Hanning (Queenstown), Mr R. Marden (Oamaru), Mrs McKay. Miss McKay (Winton), Mr J. Tunzleman (Ashburton), Mr M. Wallis. Mr O. Phibert, Mr A. Norman, and Miss K. Roy (Greymouth). SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHING UNION Mr Palmer presided at the first bimonthly meeting of. the year held by the Presbyterian Sunday school teachers in St. Paul's schoolroom. After the opening exercises, the roll call was read by Mr W. A. Moir (honorary secretary). Delegates from Christchurch and suburbs were present, and greetings were read from Miss Kirkwood. A volunteer was asked to offer to superintend the Barrington Street Sunday School. The president introduced the Rev. A. C. Watson, who gave an instructive address on "The Origin and Purpose of the Shorter Catechism." Some discussion followed, and a hearty vote of thanks wss passed to the speaker, and to the teachers of St. Giles' Sunday School, Papanui, who provided and served the supper.
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Press, Volume LXXI, Issue 21400, 16 February 1935, Page 2
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