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Grey River Argus, 30 July 1935, Page 5

PERSONAL

Mrs W. Campbell, Christchurch, is visiting Greymouth. Mrs J. W. Hannan has returned from a visit, t'o C’hritftehurch. Miss AL C. Cullen, has returned from a visit to Christchurch. Miss (’. McCullogh will leave tomorrow, on return to Christchurch. Mr. J. A. Lee. M.P. for Grey Lynn’, leaves to-day on return to Auckland. Miss A. McGregor will leave to-day on return to Christchurch. Nurse J. Wormington, who has been visiting Hokitika, wi 1 leave to-day on return to Christchurch. Mr 1.. J. Berry. Secretary of the New Zea’and Newspapers Proprietors’ Association, is at present on a business visit to Greymouth. The King and- Queen are going to Cowes to-day. where they will remain *or rbout a fortnight, before returning to Buckingham Palace for a short stay. Their Majesties then go to. Sandringham. Guests at the Hotel Dominion include Mr. J. E. Wil iams (Wellington), Mr. Boyce (Hokitika), Mr. Ayres (Stillwater), Mr. Hawkins (Hokitika), Mr. 1). White (Wainta). Mr. P. Burns (Christchurch), Mr W Mclntosh (Christchurch). Bev. F. W. Marks accompanied by Mrs Marks have left for Nelson to attend the annual meeting of the Nelson Diocesan Synod. During his absence from the Cobden district, urgent mat'ters will he attended to by Rev. Hamilton of Kumara. Guests at Bevington’s Tlo-t’el include: Mr H. J. Armstrong (Christchurch), Mr A. C. Cooper (Christchurch), Mr C. T. Wibley (Nelson). Mr W. 8. Brown (Wellington) Mr K. H. Wib’on (Auckland). Mr W. D. Souter (Auckland), Mr H. Lewis (Christchurch). Mr n. A. Martin (Christchurch), Mr A. Grundv (Christchurch). Mr P. J. Shannon (Wellington). Mr R. J. R. Storman (Christ’church). Mr J. G. Armstrong (Christchurch), Mr L. J- Bern’ (Wellington). Mr A. Edwards (Christchurch). Mr W. E. Grace (Harihc.ri). Mr 11. R. Dewier (Harihari), Mr 1.. E. Sinclair (Christchurch).

Mr J. R. Anderson, of the Advertising Department of the Grey River “Argus” Company Ltd. who leaves •t’o-day for Rangiora. where his marring.-. to Mis : * Monica Mary (Peggv) O’Neill, if Rangiora. takes place tomorrow. was lari evening met by his fellow members of the staff and presented with a dinner set. Tn making the presentation, thn manager (Mr N. V. Lovell) extended to Mr Anderson nnd his future wife the host wishes* for ‘their hea’tli nnd happiness. Other speakers whi added their i were Messrs M. L. Daly M. B. Charteris, A. Deterte. ,T. A. MeTnroe, IT. Mathieson. R. A. Kav. and T. G. Hatch. Mr Anderson suitably replied. Married in the Anglican Church. Penzance, Cornwall, on July 29th 1875 hr the Rev. Aubrey P. Berry. Mr and Mrs James Boddy of Rnnfuriv Street Runanga, on Sundav celebrated their diamond wedding. Mr Boddy who will 1 be R 5 on August 15th. was horn in Cornwall Mrs Boddy was horn in Cornwar 70 years ago. nn August 17th Her father lived to b n 98 Mr and Mr« P.oddv came t’o New Zealand in the sailing shin “Onauea.” in 1877 and have resided at Runanga for 28 years. Mr Boddy working in the State mines until ho retired about’ eight years ago The happv eonnle have a f‘»milv of three namely. William Boddv of Rowanui. Arch Boddy. of Runanga, and Mrs R. Southward Runanga and there nre seven g r nnd dhiVlren. nnd live grant grand-children. Last evening a social wn sb old in their honour. Over thirtv members of the Pirate League Foothad Club assembled last evening to make a presentation to Mr. J. R. Anderson, in view of his marriage. which takes place to-morrow. Mr. Anderson, who has been secretary of the Club since its inception, and president for the present season, was the recipient of a dinner service, and numerous speakers wished him and the future Mrs. Anderson evorv success and happiness in their married life. Happv reminiscences of past seasons and hopes for future successes were expressed by the various speakers, who included members of the West Coast League Centre and members of the Club, and with games and items, a pleasant evening was spent. Musical Hems were given by Messrs. Hunt. Stokes. Harrington. Kyle, Solomon. O’Connor. Cameron and Dowling. Messrs. B. Walker and G. Geddes being the accompanists. Supper was served bv the ladies’ committee, under the supervision of Mrs. A. Kyle.