INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITES.

Hutt News, Volume 18, Issue 3, 21 June 1944, Page 8

INDEPENDENT ORDER OF RECHABITES.

\ There was a good attendance of juvenile members and "visiting District Officers present at a combined meeting held recently in the Methodist Sunday School Hall, Laings Road, when the District Chief Ruler, Sister G. Bunt gave an address on a juvenile campaign. * During the evening D.C.R. Sis. G. Bunt presented the Progress Juvenile Tent with the Tempest Shield for relay racing, and the Bell Bird Juvenile Tent with the T. Father's Sports Shield for aggregate points which are competed for annually. Items were rendered by members. Supper was then served which brought the evening to a close. A most enjoyable evening was spent on May 26th, in St. Stephen's Hall, Moera. when over one hundred children and a good number of parents attended a temperance and fancy dress parade, which was held under the auspices of the Bell Bird Juvenile Tent, No. 63. The placings for the temperance fancy dresses were: Valerie Prier 1. 11in 11 i >rr 2. The placings for tb»' i ;iHuns scriioiis vnTf.' Oirls: • H. Swill. .!. 11. Hit, K. L:i ii ii ic-TUI. T 7 ]. ami M . <'ufjjy.. A. I '<';i n\v. S. Wilson, .1. i J11! <•. !'. 11 older. >. J;n'y. (iin>lei's, S. ami 11. I";i \ iin T. 11 i"n i., n-H'h-ifil h\ in"i)>bi'i's. with liro. I*. biiniwwi b.->in,u mnpfrrj dl' dnrinpr the evening, j 1;h r-i iiiv ti'c c\'i'nip.u Supt. VV. j !•'«>><(••!• i iiitisjkuji ,ill |ii-fS('ni for at-j 11 ■i n 1 ; m ami who ;.ssisfi'd in making lin- >'\i-innr ;i Snppor was; :Im'M .MT'.fd. w-hich ;i vory j pll ;.;.;! ;i! f 'i; Ji in;.; ' 1 1 1 a Hi,j "I 1,. - 1 I; j •! i I!ill' this I;; ;i lie ;! | ■.■ill !.•' ■ ll' 111 ul! .1 !l !l 1 • I'.'-'. I'll . "!"(!< f .•i.m •; l.lnl;'.!' ) !;'■■■ I i 111 111 111 !\ . !