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Miss Gladys Angove is at present holidaying in Hawke’s Bay where she is the guest of Mrs C. Anderson. Miss R. Groves left on Friday for a visit to Wiri, Auckland province. She will be staying with Miss Moss. Miss J. Garlick has gone on a visit to her sister, Mrs H. Dyer, Rongotea. Mr and Mrs D. S. Holdaway and their two sons were visitors early in the week, to friends in this district. The final meeting of the W.I. com* mittee for 1937-38 was held on Wednesday afternoon when the president, Mrs W. G. Eising, was in the chair. Present also were Mesdames Wylie, Elwin, Mitchell, Vile and Miss Sargent. Arrangements were made for the annual meeting which takes place next Thursday. In an enjoyable tennis match with Ballance on the Makomako courts on Thursday afternoon the home team secured a win by 6 sets to 3 and 46 games to 36. In the following detailed scores Ballance players are mentioned first:—
Singles: Mrs Tait beat Miss Sonntag, 6—l; Mrs Tait beat Miss Day, 6—l; Miss Watt lost to Miss Ebbett, 4—6; Miss Bremmer beat Miss Ness, 6—5; Miss Hunt lost to Miss Angove, 3—6; Mrs Wheeler lost to Mrs Ebbett, 2—6. Doubles: Tait and Miss Watt lost to Misses Sonntag and Ebbett, 4—6; Misses Watt and Bremner lost to Misses Day and Ness, 3—6; Miss Hunt and Wheeler lost to Miss Angovo and Mrs Ebbett, 2—6.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 61, 14 March 1938, Page 2
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244Makomako Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 61, 14 March 1938, Page 2
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