Stanway

Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 175, 27 July 1939, Page 4

Stanway

I From Our Own Correspondent. Farewell Evening On Tuesday’ evening of last week there was a large gathering of residents to bid farewell to Aliss AI. Guy. Although wintry conditions prevailed outside, a cheery . log fire burning in the supper-room and a merry droWd of dancers in the hail all helped to make the evening a pleasant one. Air. T. Marshall carried out the duties of AI.C. Songs were tendered by Air. C. Whiteman. Following supper Air. It. Hamilton voiced pleasure at being able to recognise in a small way the work done . by Miss Guy in this district. At the same , time it was indeed sad that they should have to bid her “au revoir.” In connection with church work, institute work and . help given with many local school con certs, Aliss Guy had worked untiringly, 'and would be greatly missed from the ’.district. Mr. Hamilton also expressed regret that Air. Guy was not sufficiently well to be able to attend the gathering, but asked Aliss Guy to accept a travelling rug for her father with the wish that he would soon be restored to health again and to wish him every happiness In his new home. Aliss Guy was asked to accept | a toilet set and crystal scent spray from ’ the residents of tho district. Airs. A. * Marshall, president or the a tan way ■ Women’s Institute, then asked Alyrtle to ' accept a crystal powder bowl from the - institute members, hoping that she wouic. • at all times remember the many ha-'py 1 meetings with which she had been associ- -* ated and had worked so hard towards > their success. Aliss Guy feelingly replied • and expressed pleasure at being able to • help in any small way the interests of the - district. She would ever remember her ■ associations with Stanway and that when- '• ever she sang “Aly Ain Folk” it would i- to of the Stanway folks she would b. - thinking. Musical honours were accorded u Aliss Guy. Among the many present were 1 Air. and Airs. J. Alacfarlane, Air. and Af;s. ! ‘ Harvey, Mr. and Airs. F. Craine, Mr. am. v Airs. Hooper, Air. and Airs. Bowater, Air. i- and Mrs. A. Callingham, Air. and Mrs. 11. Hamilton, Mr. and Mrs. J. Old, Mesdames - W. Humphrey, E. Christian, L. Cole, I. Marshall, Mitchell, A. Marshall, F. Cowdrey, V. Short, A. Green, R. Cockburn, E. Rosser, T. Aliles; Alisses AI. Guy, black V taffeta; Clere, green cioque; A. Craine, brown crepe satin; J. Groves, rose pink crepe suede; J. Christian, blue taffeta; Z. c Jefferies, blue novelty crepe; N. Jefferies, ;e j apricot cioque; I. Craine, floral crepe; N. h Old, green embossed taffeta; AI. Mason, a • pink floral taffeta; D. Callingham, fuschia 1 taffeta; G. Tarsons, ivory cire satin; A. 10 Green, blue velvet; J. McDowall, sea 'green taffeta; R. Marshall; J. Nairn, I green georgette; J. Dormer, green taffeta; J and D. McNae; Alessrs. T. Marshall, R. n Turnr, L. Paulding, L. and K. Green, S. Thorn, Clapham, P. Alason, R. and R. - c Humphrey, D. Humphrey, K. Hayward, !c. Whiteman, Faye, L. Jefferies, K. AlarA shall, J. Parsons, K. Parsons, J. Nash, J. u Nairn, E. Bramwell. 1 j Ping Pong Last Thursday c^.ui 0 inembers of th 1 Cheltenham Ping Pong Club visited th : - local ciub. Once again Cheltenham provetoo strong tor Stanway p.ayers, aiinoug. many of the games were very close. Thb - visitors were entertained, at supper by th. I clue members. Tho linal scores were: A £> team, Cheltenham 43,. Stanway 21; L °* {team, Cheltenham 40, Sianway 24. Th. ,u following is a detailed account of the (games, the Stanway players being men tioned first:— | A team: D. Humphrey beat R. Peterser G ' 21—IS, AI. Sinclair 21—18, 1. Andersor *- 21—15, E. Aiilis 21—10, and lost to L “ jAiurray 17—2 i, J. Anderson 17—21, PJ e Sinclair 7—21, Joan Anderson 13—21; E Craine beat L. Alurray 21—12, Jean Antler c 'son 23—21, AI. Sinclair 21—8, and lost tv G R. Petersen 17 —21, J. Anderson 1 i —21, E Sinclair 16—21. I. Anderson 17—21, E Aiilis 22—24; Reg. Humphrey beat M. Sin te clair 21—17, I. Anderson 21—16, and los G to R. Petersen 15—21, L. Murray 11—21 Ji * Jim Anderson 14—21, E. Sinclair 19—2 i cij Jean Anderson 14—21, E. Mills 19—21 111 Ron. Humphrey beat E. Sinclair 21—It .Tcan Anderson 21—19, AI. Sinclair 21—IS g I. Anderson 21—10, E. Alii Is 21—10, am lost to R. Petersen 14—21, L. Murray tt. ■ i3—2l, Jim Anderson 17—21; N. Andersoi LL beat AI. Sinclair 21—10, and lost to R G Petersen 6—21, L. Alurray 15—21, Jin Anderson 10—21, E. Sinclair 17—21, Jeai iv - Anderson 14—21, I. Anderson 18—21, E ss- Mills 10—21; Ivan Old beat M. Sinclai G 21—19, I. Anderson 21—15, and lost to li g Petersen 19—21, L. Alurray 13—21, Jin Anderson B—2l, E. Sinclair 15—21, Jeai itt. Anderson 13—21, E. Mills 11—21; Iri ! S- Craine beat E. Sinclair 21—18, AI. Sin hu clair 21—19, I. Anderson 21—12, E. Mill es 3i—ls, and lost to R. Petersen 20—22, L to Murray B—2l, Jim Anderson 11—21, Jeai he Anderson 10—21; Nola Jefferies lost to R Petersen 16—21, L. Alurray 12—21, Jir ; Anderson B—2l, E. Sinclair 15—21, Jeai Anderson 12—21, AI. Sinclair 14—21, J Anderson 16—21, E. Mills 20—22. B team: Thelma Old beat L. Stratfor 821- 17, C. Anderson 21—18, T. Aloss 21—19 • H. Aloss 21—5, T. Corßill 21—19, and los

L. to J. Kenny 11—21, G. Anderson 16—21, B. hJ. Brock 16—21; Jean .ncDowall lost to L. 12. Stratiord 15—2 i, a. Kenny lo—3l, G. Anr- derson 16—21, C. Anderson 16—21, B. to B roc it 10—2 i, T. Aloss 16—21, li. Aloss з. 24—26, T. Corkill l«i—21; x’Jgaire Old beat d C. Anderson 21— U, T. Aloss 21—13, anil lost to L. Stratford 1.—21, J. Kenny s. 17—21, G. Anderson 7—21, B. Brock 17— I, 21, H. Moss 10—21, T. Corkiil 22—24; K. ii. Marshall beat C. Anderson 26—24, T. Moss 1, 21—14, H. Aloss 21—J3, and lost to E. 2, Stratford 19—2 j, J. Kenny 20—22, G 8. Anderson 15—2 f, B. Brock 14—21, T. Corи. kill 36—33; Zena Jefferies beat E. t7cra. iy ford 21—18, J. lv.nny 21—19; G. Anderso.. )ii 21—15; C. Anucrson 21—16, T. Moss Pt. 21—18, H. Aloss 21—16, T. Corkill 21—1. ni and lost to B. Brock 14—21; L. in beat T. Corkill 21—18, and lost to L L. Stratford 12—21, J. Kenny 9 —21, G. Ai. ,i. derson 4—21, C. Anderson B—2l, B. Broc. Lt. ll—2i, T. Aloss 10—21, H. Moss 18—2 i m D. Alarshall beat J. Kenny 21—13, i m Anderson 21—10, C. Anderson 21—14, ’ ‘is Corkill 21—15, and lost to L. Stratfo. n 16—21, B. Brock 14—21, T. Aloss 18—II H. Moss 18—21; Jean Rosser beat t L Anderson 21—17, C. Anderson 21—14, ai; in lost to L. Stratford 15—21, J. Kefi... R. 12—21, B. Brock 20—22, T. Aloss im H. Aloss 23—25, T. Corkill 18—21. m Personal 1 1 Airs. J. Parsons is the guest of he.* sister, Mrs. J. Ellery, of Ohakea. rc] Alisses V. Green and AI. Guy were th .9 guests of the formers’ sister, Mrs. J s. Whitehead, Parewanui, Bulls, recently.