WOODVILLE.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LV, Issue 151, 27 May 1935, Page 4

WOODVILLE.

AVOODVILLE, May 24. The members of the Ladies’ Relief Committee were the guests of Mrs J. Elder, Grant Road, on AA'ednesday afternoon. Mrs Elder explained to the meeting that as Airs 11. P. llornc was now the Mayoress it was necessary to make fresh arrangements in connection with the administration of relief funds. After reading the report and audited balance-sheet, Alt’s Elder expressed her pleasure at the presence of the Mayoress and wished her every success in her position. Airs llorne, ill thanking Airs Elder, staled that she knew Airs Elder’s task had not been an easy one, hut she was sure that everyone would agree with Iter in that Airs Elder had given veomnn service to the community. She presented Aft’S Elder with a handsome bouquet of roses and autumn-toned foliage. Airs Elder returned thanks and handed over the books to Airs llorne, who was. allpointed "trustee of the Post Oftiee Savings Bank account, in conjunction with Airs .). AI. Graham. Afternoon tea was handed round by the hostess, alter which the ladies expressed their thanks, not only tor the hospitality extended by Airs Elder, lint for her help and sympathy during the years she had presided over the meetings in connection with the fund. Mr and Mrs .1. Stewart, AAoodville, returned home to-day after a short holiday at Auckland. On Alonday next. Air 11. Sheffield, of Kumeroa, will leave for Rotorua on a health-recruiting trip. His friends will wish him a speedy recovery.