HAWERA ITEMS

Taranaki Daily News, 9 April 1927, Page 18

HAWERA ITEMS

PERSONAL PARAGRAPHS. Mrs. W. A. Spragg left for Auckland yesterday. • * * • Mies Le Fleming, of Otakehoj who has been spending a holiday in the South Island, has returned home. • * * • Mrs. A. H. Christie, of Manaia, and Miss Christie, have left on a trip to the Old Country. # * * * Miss Goodson. who has been spending a holiday in the North Auckland. district, returns home after Easter. * *f, . * a Mrs. Ward and her daughter, who were in Hawera during the week, have returned to Christchurch. « • « • Mrs. J. Kirwin, of Blenheim, who has been spending a 'holiday in Hawera, has returned to the South Island. ♦ # • • Mrs. J. Houston) district eommissionet of the Girl Guide ’movement, has gone to Christchurch to attend a Girl Guide conference there. * * * •

Mrs. W. G. Walkley left for Sydney during the week." After spending a short time in Australia, Mrs. Walkley proceeds to England. • • • •

Mrs. Polson, the Dominion secretary of the Women’s Division of the Farmers’ Union, addressed a meeting of .the South Taranaki Women’s Division in Hawera on Thursday. *•’ * «

A “kitchen” evening was tendered to Miss L. Swan in the Savoy on Thursday on the eve of her marriage. There were many friends present and the evening was spent in dancing and games. «»* " *

At the parade of the Hawera Girl Guides on Thursday, Lieutenant P. Brant, who is leaving for Wellington, was farewelled, Miss A. Ballantine, captain of No. 2 Company, explaining that Miss Brant had been the first lieutenant to fully qualify in Hawera. A bouquet was presented to Miss Brant by Patrol Leader Alma Conway, and, on • behalf of the Guides,- Mrs. F. C. King, captain of No. 1 Company, gave Miss Brant a silver pencil.