Denniston Notes

Grey River Argus, 24 May 1947, Page 8

Denniston Notes

(Oui Own Correspondent) Mrs Streetly is spending a holiday at Dunedin. Mrs J. Worgan has been here visit'ing her parents, Mr and Mrs W. Jack. Mr J. Walker, who was here recently for the wedding of his brother, is now at Dunedin on a visit to his parents before returning to the North Island. Miss Muriel Braggins is spending a vacation at Westport. Mrs J. Allan and daughter, of Runanga, recently paid a visit here to Mr and Mrs J. Allan, senr The local Pirates beat Millerton a* Millerton last Saturday by 6 to 3 at football. Miss Maide Meek, of Christchurch, is spending a fortnight’s holiday here with her parents, Mr and Mrs J. Meek. Mr and Mrs T. Dick, of Dobson, oaid a brief visit to Denniston recently. The Labour Party held a bazaar in the R.S.A. rooms last week. The winners of competitions were: Messrs Trotter, Kirk, and Bamford. : Mrs Forsythe and her daughter were here for the Walker-Wilson wedding. Mr and Mrs W. Reid are visitinc: Christchurch. Mr and Mrs West and family, late ’ of Dunedin, have taken over the hotel at Denniston. 1 Mr and Mrs Geddis and family have left here to reside in Westport. : Mrs Cochrane, accompanied by her | sister, Mrs Nord, of Wellington, has left on a visit to Christchurch and . Wellington. I Mrs Ledgard has gone on a short visit to Christchurch. A pleasant evening “was spent by the members of the Marshallvale Women’s Institute on Wednesday, when a farewell social was tendered Mrs Findlay. On behalf of the members, Mrs Cockfield presented the guest with a small token of esteem. Mrs Findlay suitably replied. The evening was spent in games and dancing. Competition winners were Mesdames Raffle, Buchanan, Glendenning, G Meek, Cockfield, Harley, and Findlav.