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Manawatu Times, Volume 68, Issue 206, 31 August 1943, Page 2

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At the meeting of the Palmerston North Townswomen’s Guild yesterday sympathy was expressed by the president (Mrs. W. S. Woodroofe) with Mesdames Al. Spraggon, E. W. Drake and Cowling, who are indisposed. Letters had been sent to Mrs. Spraggon who is now out of hospital, also to Airs. Cowling, and tho secretary (Mrs. Cooper) was asked to convey the guild’s sympathy to Mrs. Drake.

Mr. and Airs. A. Kingston entertained a number of guests at a five o’clock party at their home in Park Road on Saturday to celebrate the 21st birthday of their daughter Shirley, which took place last Thursday. The guest of honour, wearing a navy moire taffeta frock, assisted her mother to receive their friends. The reception room was decorated with bowls of japonica, plum blossom, freesias, and stock in shades of pinK, and the dining-room where refreshments were served was bright with daffodils. Among those to whom toasts were accorded were Miss Kingston (Mr. ft. A. Brace), Mr. and Mrs. Kingston (Lieut. C. Blundell), and Mr. T. Kingston, of Hamilton, grandfather of the guest of honour (Miss E. Redwood). The guests were later entertained at a picture party.

You have heard of Kay Goodson, world-rpnowned for her research work in figure beauty. Alias Goodson is now staying at the Alajestic Hotel, Fitzhebert Avenue. This is her last day, so do not miss the opportunity to call and talk to her concerning your figure problems. You need not be too fat or too thin. All women may have figure beauty without sacrifice. Telephone 7373 for appointment now. Consultation 5/-.*