IN MEMORIAM.

Evening Post, Volume XCVI, Issue 14, 16 July 1918, Page 1

IN MEMORIAM.

GOSSE.—Ir loving memory of my dear wife, Charlotte, who departed this life on the 16th July, lfllj. ...,"■. Inserted by.her loving husband, P.. A. Gosse. McLENNAN.—In fond and loving memory of Hughie John, dearly beloved son of Kenneth John and Annie"McLennan,, who"fell asleep on the ICth July, 1907, aged 1 year and .7 months. ■.: . ■ If love could have saved, thou liadst not died. • Inserted by bis loving parents, brothers, and sister. McLIiNNAN.—In fond and loving memory of Hughie John McLennan, dearly beloved grandson of Donald and Louise McKenzie, who fell asleep on the 16th; July. 1907, aged 1 year and 7.months. Suffer little children to come unto Me. . Inserted by his loving grandparents, D. and L. , McKenzie. . . : TALBOT.—In loving memory of our dear mother, who passed away at Nelson on the 16th July, 1915. ' • , To memory ever dear. Inserted by her loving, son and dauchter-ln-law, Arthur and Rose Talbot.

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A pleasant evening was spent by the members of the Kilbirnie Tennis Club in the school on Saturday evening, when two of the club members., Messrs. Packer and Littlejohn, who are going on active service, were entertained. Mr. Stoupe, the club's president, thanked the departing members for their activity in the interests of the club during the past season, which the members desired to recognise by presenting each with mementoes. Mr. Packer suitably responded. Items were rendered by Misses Buckmaster, Phillips, Bacon, Croucher, and L. Jorgensen. Dancing and games, with the serving of j slipper in charge of Mrs. Stoupe and Miss ■ Gully, closed a pleasant little function. I Misses M'Lellan, B. Jorgensen, and M. Fisher acted as accompanists. Mr. Campbell made an efficient M.C t