REBEKAH LODGE THE Opunake Times Established 1894. Office: Fox St., Opunake. TUESDAY, NOV., 15, 1949. LOCAL AND GENERAL

Opunake Times, 15 November 1949, Page 2

REBEKAH LODGE

THE Opunake Times Established 1894. Office: Fox St., Opunake. TUESDAY, NOV., 15, 1949. LOCAL AND GENERAL

Of Interest to Gardeners Tonight a meetino- of all interested in gardening and Horticulture will he held in St. Putrifle's Hull opening at 7.30 p.in. A panel of .speakers will deal with, various subjects of interest in d all interested ore cordially invited to be present, (see advertisement). Bringing it Home? Mr. P. T. Curraii, Labour eandidate for Eden (Auckland), believes in illustrating points he makes in his electron addresses. At a recent meeting lie produced in turn a pound of butter, a loaf of bread, an apple, a banana —and a beautifully-dressed doll. A number of women in the audience wanted to know where he got the banana. THE unexcelled Store. Wai and Yep offer useful gifts in Hardware and Crockery. Your inspection invited. Stop§ coming coughs, colds— Woods' Great Peppermint Cure, Lambton Quay. Wotlmuton.

OFFICERS INSTALLED GIFTS FOE BRIDE-TO-BE » »i i The usual fortnightly meeting of the Rebekah Lodge was held in the St. Patrick's Hall last Tuesday. There was an attendance of 35 Sisters. Hostesses were Sisters M. McSweeney, M. McCrone and A Mann. Birthday sprays were t presented .to Sisters N. Ranford and H. Arokeii. Bro. Buhner, D.D.G.M. and his staff of officers from Hawera installed the new officers in their respective chairs for the ensuring G months. Then on behalf of the Sisters he made a presentation of a medal to Sister D. Allan in recognition of her long service as lodge secretary. After supper the Noble Grand, Sister, A. Bay lis presented Sister A. Faulkner with a shoulder spray and asked her to accept the many gifts which the Sisters had brought along. Mr. E. Rowlands replied, thanking the members for their gilts, which he .aid Audrey were very pleased to accept. ~ Competition results : Blooms : Sisters A. Stark 1, G. Sinclair and W. Faull equal 2, D. Harvey and K. Mourie equal "6. Sister H. Moir was judge. The prettiest table-centre: Sisters F. Mourie 1, D. Harvey 2, M. Aidrich 3. Judges, Sisters J. Brennan and A. Faulkner. Id. competition was won by Sister E. Piiimona and "famous people'' competition by Sister D. Allan.