OPIKI.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVI, Issue 177, 27 June 1936, Page 10

OPIKI.

(From Our Own Correspondent). OPIKI, Juno 25. Owing to counter-attractions the attendance at tho ping pong was smaller than usual on Tuesday night. Euchre was played in the supper room, beside a cheery fire. Supper was served by the hostesses for the month. Tho winners of (lie euchre were Mr Taylor and Mrs Simpson. Detailed results of the ping pong are as follow;—R. Carr v. V. Carter 31 —22, v. Wilson 31—20; V. Carter v. L. Southeoo' ; 15 —31, V. R. Carr 22—31; J. Wilson v. iR. Webb 31—9, v. R. Carr 20—31, v. R. i Shipton 31—10; P. Webb v. J. Wilson 9—31, v. R. Shipton 31 —10; It. Young v. A. Simpson 29—31; K. Johnson v. E. Bond 28 —31; W. Franklin v. J. Johnson 31—27, v. I. Soutbce 9 —31; F. Carson v. J. Johnson 31—29; Miss V. Henderson v. R. Aitchison 28—31; A. Simpson v. L Simpson 31—29; K Johnson v. A. Simpson 23—31; R. Webb v. 11. Southco 21—31; J. Johnson v. R. Aitchison 15—31; R. Webb v. Ij. Southec 29—31; A. Simpson v. V. Carter 31—28; G. Pcrawhit v. S. Bond 36—34; K. Johnson v. R. Young 29 —31; jF. Carson v. V. Henderson 36—31; L. Henderson v. R. Shipton 31—22; V. Carter v. 11. Southco 15 —31. I Mr and Mrs Tew are at pre- ’ sent on holiday in the north. ' Air jD. Lynch lias returned from Cam--1 bridge and Thames. Mrs V. Claridge has Returned from Eketahuna. The friends of : Mrs J. Hay will regret to learn that she : has had to enter hospital in Palmerston j North. Mr and Mrs Webb have returned from a holiday spent in Hawke’s Bay. Mr and Mrs F. Nagel are at present, away on holiday. Mrs Carson is paying a visit to Biinnythorpc, where she is the guest of her mother, Mrs Squires. Mr Norman Croad is away on holiday. Mr and Mrs L. Kars and Mr and Mrs C. Jensen are also on holiday. Mr and Mrs Walter Williams left for -Paraparaumu on Wednesday where they intend spending a holiday.