Bulls

Manawatu Times, Volume 63, Issue 180, 2 August 1938, Page 3

Bulls

From Our Own Correspondent. The draw for the Rangitikei Ladies Golf Club s L.G U. medal round, which will be played at Bulls on August 4, is as follow*: Silver division. Miss Hendry v. Miss McKenzie; Miss Amon v. Mrs Laurence; Airs Dean v. Aliss KilgourCarter; Miss Price v. scorer. Bronze division: Mrs D. Wilson v. Mrs Sadler; Miss P. Levett v. Mrs Drew; Mrs de Burgh X. Mrs McDonnell; Miss Anderson v. Mrs Scott; Miss Coleman v. Mrs W. Pearce; Mrs Tricker v. Mrs Last-Harris; -Mrs N&tzko v. Mrs H. Pearce; Aliss Guy v. Mrs Gibbons; Miss Palmer v. Scorer. Anyono unable to play please rins 'phone •0. Snow fell at Bulls late on Friday afternoon, and weather conditions continued wintry throughout Saturday, uid residents do not remember snow here since about 1920, and then the fall was only ry light. Farmers are concerned with : rough weather, lambing being in full ,ng in many parts of the district, while cows are coming in al6o.

Quite a gloom was cast over the district on Saturday when it became known that Aire C. M. Broughton had passed away in tho night. Mrs Broughton, who lived in tho district all her life, was of a kindly and bright nature/ and she toSk an active part in everything for the good of the district and its people. She was a prominent member of the Bulls Woman - s Institute, and at one time an active member of the Bulls Croquet Club. Although not enjoying the best of health in recent years, she was bright and cheerful to the end. retiring on Friday night in the best of spirits, only to succumb to a sudden seizure a few hours later. Sympathy Ts felt for tho bereaved ones. Air C. M. Broughton (Bulls), and two sons. Mr V. Broughton (P. and T. Department, Wellington), and Air E. AL Broughton (Pahiatua Herald). Wanganm Hospital reports are to the effect that Messrs Geo. Fleming, A. T 7. Blanchard and J. F. Bartlett (all of Bulls) are progressing favourably. Mr Fleming has had his elbow set, and Messrs Blanchard and Bartlett underwent operations last week. Mr and Mrs V. Andrew’s little boy was also taken to Wanganui Hospital I-.t treatment. «jh l-'i i<i:iy.