TE PUKE NEWS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXIII, Issue 22574, 12 November 1936, Page 5

TE PUKE NEWS

LYCEUM CLUB FAREWELL [by telegraph —OWN correspondent] TE PUKE, Wednesday A farewell afternoon was given to Jlrs. 13. S. Heather, who is leaving l\> Puke to reside in Hamilton, by members of the Lyceum Club. The president, Mrs. H. A. \' ercoe, weieomed the guests. \ ocal items were rendered by Jlrs. Longley, .Mrs. I). S. Heather and Jlrs. P. Carl hew, Mrs. F. Cook acting as accompanist. A musical competition was won In .Mrs. Iv I largreaves. During +he afternoon tea interval the president made a presentation to the guest of honour on behalf of the members. Among those present were: —Mesdanies 11. A. Yercoe, I). S. Heather, G. H. Mends. I). X. Wilson, Longle.v, 1). Wickham, W. I!. Young, H. Wickham, 0. Kamson, A. Montgomery, W. F. Wickham, I. Yercoe, J). G. MeCallum, S. 11. Mn Dongall, A. 15. Mollgaard, \V. 0. Knight, W. F. Hookey, |{. .15. Mollgaard, J. Ball, )«], H. Hargreaves, H. N. Freeman, Iv. H. Gibbings, C. P. Cartliew, .V. M. Fagan, L. Booker, F. Cook, A. Iv Spratt, C. Badey, G. Spratt., The annual meeting of the Hay of ! Plenty Trained Nurses' Association was' held at. Mrs. Wills' residence, Te Puke, j Miss Bart!-, tt presiding. After general | business had been deal; with the fol-j lowing officers for the ensuing year I were elected:- —President, Miss Giffney; i vice-presidents, Miss Bartlett. Mrs. j Glackcn and Jlrs. Hawken; committee, j Misses H.ill, Healy and Pickett ; secre-1 tary, Aliss Chappell. The :iext meet-j ing will be held in Whakatane.