MILSON.

Manawatu Standard, Volume LVII, Issue 110, 10 April 1937, Page 2

MILSON.

(From Our Own Correspondent.) 1 MILSON, April 8.

At the April meeting of the Milson Women’s Institute Mrs F. Murphy presided over a good utenduneo of meinbers and visitors. Eight now members were euro led The Longburn Group meeting is to be held at the end of April in Messrs Collinson and Cunninghamc’s rooms. The president and Mrs White were elected ns delegates to the half-yearly council meeting. An interesting talk on “Drama, was given by Cranston. of the Drama. School, anu by special request she gave two humorous items, a hearty vote of thanks being accorded her. The hostesses for tho May mectinn- will be Mcsdamcs Andrews, Cameron, Fleck, Gilbert, Huntingdon, h. King Pit, Hammond, McKenna, It. Richardson, Stephens. White, Walton and Misses Mollcr, Dawick, and \Mnttakei. The Milson School cricket team played a match on Tuesday afternoon against a team from Ilokowhitu School on the lcrraco End Park. The local boys proved too strong for Ilokowhitu, winning by two wickets and 104 runs to 19 runs. Individual scores : Milson : J. J ,\ lacl^ cl L 2B, P 7,* Blackwood 20. W. Bcnnetto 17, 1). Gi - bert 16, L. Chalk 7, C. Robbie 5, D. Collet 1. IT. Eaton 1, IV. Cumnung 1,. L. Wri'dit 0, Osten 4. Byes 4. Ilokowhitu: G Bell 2 II- Leslie 6, Richardson 1, Ladyman 0, Spencer 5, Miles 0, Huahos 3, Wood roof o 1. W. Bell 1, Emmett 0, Black"°Mr°and Mrs A. W. Evans, of Cambridge Street, have left Milson to take up their residence in Taihapc. Mr Evens having been transferred to Taihapc by the Railway Department. Mr and Mrs W. E. G. Brvdon, of Taihapc, have taken up their residence in Milson, Mr Brydon being transferred to Palmerston North by the Railway Department.