PERSONAL ITEMS.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LII, Issue 160, 3 July 1918, Page 4

PERSONAL ITEMS.

Several farewell 'Functions harms recently been, held ? ?n Richmond in honour of Mi«s Talbot <wd her ««*«-, who are leaving to reside in Auckland, sn>s a corrcqaordwi. Being members ♦ a ,on s neocinted with the hfe-\ •n v R,cllrao "d the Missoa T-Mb«fc i will he greatly missed, more espeH'nlV ■ m 'connection -with the' Anglican. 1 .)"'fli of which they had been valued; ' workers, Talbot having been > or~ s SSl"** i, ov a number of year*, and tiitn, Talbot a member of the olioir/ ' Sunday School teacher. !At m\ afternoon tea given ' bv CHnreh bora m the Sunday School, the Rov. Car r expressed gratitude for their vo-' (liable assistance in- chm-ch matters', and; regret at their departure, and on behalf of the Church presented them with small tokens to shmv th.e esteem in' which thev are held. Tlie choir al*o'. entertained the .Misw-es Talbot a.t the' residencV of Mrs Boyce on ' Monday' evening, where a pleasant tiinrHV was spent, and the guests were presented with mementoes of the happv 'timcV w spent in the Choir-. The Rod' Cross. 1 Guild, of which Miw? Talbot ha« 'neen£ * treasurer since it® inception, also fa-**"- 1 welled her at nn afternoon tea at the" residei'-e of Mr I *. E. J. Thomas, eecre- 5 *ary of the ■GuidA. where several stwkers eulogised the good work' done by their guest.