HUTT VALLEY NEWS
WORKERS’ EDUCATION
Lecture on “Child Psychology”
The commencement of the Workers/! Educational Association classes .at the Hutt has proved most encouraging, for, on Tuesday night nearly 50 persons were present. The lecturer was Mr. A. E. Campbell, M.A., and his subject was! “Child Psychology.” . The lecturer, dealt with the physical, mental, and emotional development of iha child from birth, and in doing so, emphasised the interdependence of these three phases of development.
TENNIS CLUB DANCE
The Eastern Hutt Tennis Club held a successful dance In Miss Draper's studio on Wednesday night. There was a good attendance. Mr. GilUghan acted as M.C. Lett Arnold’s Marimba Band supplied the music. The committee was as follows:—Misses M< and B. Fraser, and Messrs. M. Kirkus, Gilligban; A. Smith, and P. Hester. Among' those present were:—Mesdatnes Smith, floral marocain; Coxon, apricot taffetas; de Castro, floral taffetas, and Misses Snow, saxe blue crepe de chine; Cook, blaclj georgette; Munroe, pink organdie; Smith, floral ninon; Lovatt, pink taffetas; Blair, blue taffetas; Porter, Princess Mary blue satin; L. Morrison, scarlet marocain ; Walker, petunia satin; M. West, black georgette; Deas, pale blue taffetas; Willis pale pink satin; Draper, blue georgette; Mouat, pale blue taffetas; Speed, red velvet; Kelly, green georgette; S. Walker, pale pink satin; Godfrey, flame satin; Speed, red chiffon velvet; Guerin, green lace; Mack, black georgette; Willis, piuk taffetas; N. Porter, blue satin; Spencer, saxe blue silk marocain; and Messrs. Hobbs, Judd, Gilbert, Flux, England (2), Draper, Pascoe, Aimes (3), Wilson, Edney, Hayes, Gilbert, Hoare, Sutcliffe, Gittlngs, Davis, Keiller, Nees, Dlbley, Coxon, Hancock, and Andrews.
HUTT BOWLING CLUB
The following will represent Hutf Bowling Club against Wellington on Saturday:—Home: Lamont, Dr. Owen, Lawson,. North; Arnold, Morgan, .Murphy, Slinn; Howe, Edwards, Whiting, Shearer; Wood, Lockett, Millington, Baker; King, Guineas, Burgess, Teagle, Away: McGurk, Grapt, F. Campbell, Hendry; McArthur, Odlin, Ginger, F. Parker; Capes, O. S. Watkins, Brooks, Davidson; Upton, J. Campbell, Stonehouse, Kennington; L. Watkins, Richardson, Keir, Hodgins.
SPIRITUAL CAMPAIGN
The free churches of Lower Hutt will hold a spiritual campaign during May. in an effort to create a spiritual revival which shall help to meet the great need of the day. During the first three weeks united services are to be held in the various churches twice weekly, and during tire last week services are to be held nightly .in the Methodist Church, some of the speakers being the Rev. Bolton Smith, of-Vivian Street Baptist Church; the Rev. John Hubbard, M.A., 8.D., of the Kelburn Presbyterian Church, and the Rev. George Carpenter, who is “Uncle George,” of 2YA. Dr. Temple, Archbishop ,of .York, recently held a similar campaign in Oxford.
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Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 171, 15 April 1932, Page 8
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436HUTT VALLEY NEWS Dominion, Volume 25, Issue 171, 15 April 1932, Page 8
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