for WOMEN

Press, Volume LXXVII, Issue 23330, 16 May 1941, Page 2

for WOMEN

CURRENT NOTES

Mr and Mrs H. S. Atkinson (Aikffian’s road, Merlvale) are spending s holiday at the West Coast glaciers. Mrs J. E. Hamilton (Auckland), *vill arrive in Christchurch this morning to visit her parents, Mr and Mrs E. E. Nutt, Papanui road.

Mrs W. Wilson (Timaru) is spending* a holiday with her parents, Mr and Mrs A. Christie, Havelock North.: Misses Amabel and Barbara Austin have arrived from Dunedin ,to spend a holiday with their parents, Mr and Mr? Ken Austin, Loburn.

Mrs R. G. C. McNab (Dunedin) is visiting her mother, Mrs A. C. Andrews, Cashmere Hills.

Tifc. Bishbp of Wellington has inducted into her ministry in the parish Of Roseneath Deaconess Margaret TayJor, who recently arrived in New Zealand, after being for many years headmistress of Elizabeth High School; Peshawar, India. This is the first time that a deaconess has been Officially licensed to work in any one parish of the Wellington diocese. Mary McLean reminds you that she needs' your vote to-morrow to fight for better food, better housing, the reduction of illness, and lower hospital

rates. —1 ' As someb ay said the other day 'it’s no use sending parcels to the, ooys on the other side of the world unless you send the best," Ethne TossWill is recognised l as one of the finesi pastrycooks in New Zealand, and. her parcels for, the men overseas contain things they Cannot buy for themselves -things tbit bring a touch-of home. Call and see her personally tell her what you would prefer to send and leave the rest to her. 123 Cashel st. <opp Ballantynes). ... ■ -*6 r=T-. . >.», '■

Mrs J. D. Fairhufst (Papanui road) Is visiting Mrs Leslie Wilson,Dunedin.

The Auckland Teachers’ Training College this week celebrated . Its diamond jubilee. A sports gathering and a ball were included in the celebrations. . ' ; , t

Lieutenant and Mrs R. N. Crampton left yesterday on a motor tour of North Canterbury' and Marlborough Lieutenant Crampton returned recently on sick leave from the N.Z.E.F. (overseas). Before his departure, with the 2nd Echelon, Lieutenant Crampton was married to Miss Betty Sputer, of Wellington,

Mrs Jessie Watt, the oldest living resident of Wanganui, where she h«s lived for 70 years, attained her hundredth birthday yesterday. Mrs Watt was born in Glasgow, and came to New Zealand in 1882. She received a congratulatory cable from the King, and telegrams from the GovernorGeneral, the Acting-Prime Minister (the Hon. W. Nash), and also from the Mayor, City Council, and citizens of Wanganui. She has four children, 25 grandchildren, and several . greatgrandchildren. She enjoyed the best of health until an accident confined her to a nursing home some months ago.—Press Association.

Keep internally fresh without the daily medicine habit—and externally radiant. Take R.U.R., the greatest health asset, two or three times each week and keep in perfect trim, Your system responds to the R.U.R. way, —lO • Lemon juice to liven up hand loveliness! Lemon Glisco contains the pure, natural acid juice your skin needs, to remove soreness, roughness, ingrained dirt, etc, Gliscb for glowing hands! 1/6 from McKenzie’s, Woolworths, Cook and Ross, Chemists, and elsewhere, . . —3