WOMEN'S WORLD

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIX, Issue 70, 20 February 1939, Page 11

WOMEN'S WORLD

Mrs A. M. Ongley, of Batt Street, has returned from a visit to Wellington.

Mrs A. L. Furness lias returned to Te Awamutu after visiting Palmerston North.

Mr and Mrs G. Short have returned to Palmerston North after a camping holiday at Jtaumati beach. Mr and Mrs H. Kissling, of Manapouri Crescent, have returned home trom Paekakariki.

Mrs P. Bennett, of New Plymouth, "ho is at present in Palmerston ■North, will visit her aunt, Mrs Elgar, of Featherston, bciore returning home.

| The skating champion, Miss Megan | Taylor, has left London on a tour of Australia, New Zealand and South | Africa, states a cablegram. | Among the visitors to Palmerston North lor the opening of the rest home on Saturday by the Women’s Division of the Farmers’ Union were Mesdames J. C. Wickham, of Wanganui (Donii nion president), A. 13. Smith (Wellington), Dominion secretary, C. C. Jackson (Masterton), Dominion treasurer, J. A. Harris (Turahina), Dominion vice-president, C- Tv. M ilson (Piopio), past Dominion president and member of the advisory Jxiard, J. Lamplough (Inglewood), Byburg (South Auckland), J. Livingston (Hawke’s Bay) and Beu (members of the advisory board). : “I cannot conclude without reference to the Palmerston North ladies’ committee, headed by Mrs H. E. Pac-oy as chairwoman, whose invaluable help alone made it possible for the Trustees to manage Girls’ Flock House. Mrs Fa coy is at present ill in Wellington and we extend to her our sincere hopes for her speedy recovery,” said Mr E. Newman, when speaking at the official opening of “Kaianga Moe,” the W.D.F.U.rest home at Awapuni, on Saturday, on behalf of the former owners, the Flock House Trustees. I ; 1 ; ■ 1

(By “Nanette.”)