PERSONAL

Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 153, 1 July 1939, Page 15

PERSONAL

Air. and Mrs. E. Sliand, Fitzhevbert Avenue, have returned home after a month’s visit to Dunedin.

Airs. A. AI. Spilman, Alaiu Street, has as her guests Mrs. T. F. Hutchinson and Miss Barry, of Wadestown.

Dr. and Airs. N. Cameron, of the Anglo-Egyptian Sudan, are tho guests of Air. and Mrs. N. A. Hunt, Alanapouri Crescent.

Aliss Una Campbell, a pupil of the Palmerston North Technical High School, gained fifth prize in the essay competition for secondary school girls at the South Taranaki Show at Hawcra.

Airs. Blackburnc, wife of Rev. 11. G. Blackburne, who was for many years vicar of All Saints’ Church, has been seriously ill in St. Luke’s Hospital, London, but is now reported to bo well on the road to recovery.

Miss Dorothy Davies, who will be solo pianist at tho second concert of the Manawatu branch of tho British Alusic Society to-night, is the guest of her brother, Air. J. L. Davies, and Airs. Davies, Kainforth Street, during her visit to tho city.

An enjoyable social, attended by delegates and others from a wide area, was liold in Wellington in connection with the National Dairy Association conference. “Even the cow who canot talk, often does the Lambeth Walk’’ was the motto used on the souvenir programme. More than 250 people were present. Among thoso attending from the Alanawatu district were; Air. and Mrs. J. D. Brown (Ohau), Air. and Airs. W. Kilpatrick (Palmerston. North), Airs Mrs. Henson (Palmerston North), and Mr. C. G. Finn (Palmerston North). Wives of delegates were entertained yesterday in a drive round the bays followed by afternoon tea at Karitane Hospital and an inspection of the building.