CURRENT NOTES

Press, Volume LXXV, Issue 22727, 3 June 1939, Page 2

CURRENT NOTES

Mrs Bede Loughnan (Fendaltou), who has been spending five weeks at Tekapo, has returned to Christchurch. Mr and Mrs B. Murray (Braemar, Mackenzie Country) are visiting Dunedin for the Winter Show. Miss Elworthy (“Pareora Cottage,” Timaru) returned yesterday from a visit to Mrs A. Elworthy, Craigmore. Mrs and Miss Compton (Wellington), who were staying with Mrs A. Fleming (Timaru), have returned north Dr. Elizabeth Gunn (Wellington), Director of School Hygiene, is visiting Christchurch for a few days. The weekly euchre social held by the Women’s Division of the Farmers’ Union in the Halswell Hall was well attended. Prize-winners were Mesdames H. Kolkman and J. Dick, Messrs F. Chapman and E. Lunt. PERFECT HOLIDAYING AT BRENTS, ROTORUA. There’s an atmposphere about BRENTS HOTEL which positively ensures an enjoyable holiday. BRENTS has been entirely renovated—has central heating—handy to all s P° rt s-~ Government Gardens and Baths, With Dancing every evening—BßEN ib is undoubtedly “the best place to stay.^ lODINE SOCKS POPULAR. Keep the chills and dampness of winter at bay by wearing the famous Samson lodine Socks in your shoes. Last winter hundreds of Christchurch people discovered this popular and effective method of foot warmth, Samson lodine Socks are only Is 9d pair from E. Cameron Smith, Ltd., Chemists, Cathedral square. ~~~ 6

Mrs Lindsay Horrocks, who was ; the guest of Mrs James Wilson (Timaru), has returned to Auckland. Mrs Guthrie Moore (Wellington) expects to return to New Zealand • in March, 1940. In company with 1 Mrs Tully (Wellington), she recently spent a month at Bournemouth. Returning from Lulworth ’ Cove, where the best lobsters are caught, they passed the cottage where Lawrence of Arabia lived. This cottage has been presented by Lawrence’s brother to the National : Council for charitable purposes, and is open for inspection on certain days. They also visited the house , whore Thomas Hardy wrote “Tess of • the d’Urbervilles.” The fourth annual dinner of the ’ Timaru Technical High School Old ■ Students’ Association was held in : the Stafford Tearooms, Timaru. The ! principal (Mr F. L. N. Tuck) and 1 Mrs Tuck, and the chairman of the board of managers (Mr P. R. Talbot) and Mrs Talbot were guests of the association. Others present included members of the staff and ' school prefects, and the pi csident ; of the association (Mr B, T. Cox). ! Songs were sung by Misses Muriel - Smith, Maitel Marsden, and Vera i Burrow, and Miss Dorothy Lyne ; gave a tap dance. 1 SUNSHINE VITAMIN OF OATINE CREAMS BRINGS NEW BEAUTY. It’s a new discovery by Oatine—an E active Vitamin that tones up the skin. 5 CLEANSING CREAM restores natural . ops—bringing new, radiant beauty, i OXYGEN SNOW protects this beauty, 1 giving a soft matt bloom which stays ■ “put.” For samples Cleansing Cream • and Snow send name, address to A. C. Norden, Box 133 P. Auckland, cnclosI ing 3d.