MAKURI WOMEN’S INSTITUTE.

Pahiatua Herald, Volume XLIII, Issue 13085, 19 October 1935, Page 6

MAKURI WOMEN’S INSTITUTE.

A CHANGE IN THE ORDER Of THINGS.

Mrs '\ilson acted as chairman and Airs laylor as secretary for the afternoon, m place of Mesdames C. Jennings and F. Waring, who were hostesses at the monthlv meeting of the Makuri Women’s Institute. Mrs laylor read* a letter from 1 ongaroa congratulating Makuri on their wonderful exhibits at tile recent show. Makuri holds the beautiful gong for a year. The other prize was unanimously awarded to Mrs Wilton, who had worked up the exmint jii a wonderlul way. Mrs Menkin was appointed deleHamua° the iush conference at

Health campaign: It was decided T ' bu > . so . nu ' health stamps, and also Market. I>rodu ° e to the

tl,^b? 1 t belS n "'T' , asked to remind thh °i t, he tnrtlnlay partv be a + Anderson's band will t>e a gieat attraction. s,.Z l ' eti M " , wn - , held (names 1 solids). Mrs ( . Bern- guessed the greatest number, and Mrs Gosling got the prize for the most ormr'ett wer S V tshire «» d Miss 1h,7--were judges. tho l, co„ i o,',„ Sn I !,rt - sfm « a,ul -'lso led limWo ++l y S "‘"' w,th tlrs Egnu tou at the piano. Charechs: Mesdames J. Tylee and I nine:- we.-e captains and' picked Para<le” MrS 1 urner ’ s ‘ MauAequin l.nade was great fun: also Mrs peds Ad Hn,,V; <IC ' nl ,! nt '" •>,-ought t<» make ti* ,elppd “Makiuf 1 nmeGui. SUVt ' th “ Ki »S” ended the