TEMUKA

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXVII, Issue 19299, 28 September 1932, Page 10

TEMUKA

LADIES’ GOLF. In the junior championship, the results were:— First Round:—Mrs Laurenson lost to Miss H. Bremner; Miss Johnstone lost to Mrs F. A. Scannell; Mrs Mclnnes lost to Mrs Thomson; Mrs Lee lost to Miss E. Bremner. Second Round:—Miss Thomson lost to Miss E. Bremner; Mrs Scannell defaulted to Miss H. Bremner. Final:—Miss E. Bremner lost to Miss H. Bremner. MINIATURE RIFLES. The Temuka Miniature Rifle Club held its wind-up social last evening, when trophies donated during the year were presented as follows: — Jas. King’s trophy—J. Hobbs. Furn Smith’s trophy—A. Collins. A. E. Smith’s trophy—V. Cook. J. H. Bennett’s trophy—V. Nicholas. C.F.C.A.’s trophy—R. Summerfield. F. Martin’s trophy—R. Summerfield. W. Quested’s trophy—G. L. Collins. E. Sherborne's trophy—D. McDonald. Jas. Davis' trophy—R. Geddes. G. Hancox’s trophy—H. H. Cain. W. H. McMillan's trophy—W. Westoby. J. H. Bennett’s trophy—H. Sherborne. Temuka Milling Co.’s trophy—J. Bennett. A. R. Beck’s trophy—S. Nicholas. A. W. Buzan’s trophy—S. Webb. W. D. McDonald's trophy—H. Sherborne. R. D. Gibb’s trophy—E. Sherborne, junr. W. F. Clark’s trophy—J. Geddes. H. B. Strange’s trophy—E. Sherborne, senr. W. H. Smith's trophy —J. Hogg. “Leader” Cup (nine nights’ aggregate)—T. Greelish. Season's aggregate—V. Nicholas. W. Westoby’s trophy (boys under IS years)—H. Sherborne 1, S. Nicholas 2. COME TO CHURCH CAMPAIGN. A meeting of the Temuka Ministers’ Association was held in the Methodist Church on Monday evening, the Rev. G. N. Watson (president) presiding. The meeting was also attended by laymen from various congregations. The ministers’ reports on the recent “Come to Church Month” indicated that the campaign had been a success, and had gone a long way towards achieving the object for which it was intended. It was unanimously decided to continue the campaign throughout the summer months, and to hold either bi monthly or quarterly open air combined services in the Domain, throughout the year. GIRL GUIDE ANNIVERSARY. The Temuka Girl Guide Company held their third anniversary entertainment in the Presbyterian Sunday School Hall on Monday evening. There was a large attendance. A welcome was extended by Captain N. W. Richards. She invited the guests to inspect the “corners" where articles of clothing, made by the Guides, were on display. Proceedings opened with community singing, old-time favourites being enjoyed. This was followed by a song by Joyce Topham, recitation, Mary Bradshaw; song, Muriel Shepherd. Several games were entered into witli keenness. In charge of the games were Patrol Leader L. Shiels and Second D. Geddes, of the Lily of the Valley Patrol, Joyce Joynt, leader of the Robin Patrol, Patrol Leader L. Lowrie, and Patrol Leader H. Smith. Guide Jessie Hutcheson won the musical chairs. Miss M. Gale was accompaniste. The “fall-in" of the troop in the “Horse-shoe Formation” was a feature of the evening. Service stars were presented to the following by Captain Marriott, assisted by Lieut. Young, both of Timaru:— Third year—Captain Richards, Lieut, Topham, Guides M. Nicholas, L. Lowrie, P. Austin, L. Shiels, J. Joynt, H. Smith, I. Hewson and B. Geddes.

Second year—Guide M. Maister. First year—Guide G. Browne. After supper, the birthday cake surmounted by three candles, was cut by the Mayoress (Mrs A. W. Buzan). who said that she was honoured in being asked to perform the ceremony.

Amongst the visitors were:—The Mayor and Mayoress (Mr and Mrs A. W. Buzan), Captain Marriott (Timaru), Lieut. Young (Timaru), Brown Owl Snow, Misses G. Browne, Ferguson, Pierce (2). Nurse I. McClurg, Mesdames A. Maister, G. T. Gale, J. Topham, W. Berry, J. Edgar, A. Cameron. G. Pierce, W. Hewson, F. Bateman, J. Bradshaw, A. Watson, C. L. Austin, Laurenson, A. Davie, J. Geddes, W. F. Evans, F. A. Joynt. R. H. Taylor, A. E. Smith, R. A, Lyall. Misses C. Roddick, M. Gales, L. Smith, L. W. Smith (Christchurch), J. Trigance, Kingston, N. Cameron, W. Lowrie, K. Spillane, P. Sugrue, J. Davie, E. Shepherd, G. Boyle. M. Hutcheson, G. Lyall, Butler; Messrs A. E. Smith, L. S. Clark, W. T. Kingston, W. Hewson, R. Richards (2), F. A. Joynt, B. Edwards. J. Edgar, W. J. Lyon, H. Hutcheson, A. J. Davey, J. Topham, G. Maister, and others. On behalf of the visitors, the Mayor thanked the Guides for the splendid evening they had given them. The Temuka Girl Guides were a credit to Captain Richards and her assistants. DRUIDS' SOCIAL. There was a large attendance at the Druids’ social and dance held in the Druids’ Hall on Monday evening. The winners at cards were Mesdames Scowen and Meager (ladies), and Messrs G. Pierce and D. McCallum (men). Music for the dancing was supplied by Mr J. Rickus, and Mr K. Selwyn was M. A Monte Carlo waltz was won by Mrs Meager and Mr Ross. PERSONAL. The Mayor (Mr A. W. Buzan) left yesterday on a short visit to Christchurch. NOTES. Foxtrot and waltzing competitions will be held at St. Joseph’s social this evening. The Rev. F. Jf. Hayman, of the Solomon Islands, will speak in the Methodist Church on “The Romance of Work in the Solomon Islands,” on Friday evening. “OVER THE HILL”—FINAL SCREENING. “Over The Hill,” Fox special, will received its final screening at Temuka to-night. James Dunn and Sally

Eilers are greater than they were in “Bad Girl,” and Mae Marsh gives a great mother performance. Particiilarly impressive and realistic are the early scenes of the picture, the sequence that depicts the childhood of the principal characters, and which is enacted by a group of Hollywood’s most capable juvenile players. Dunn and Miss Eilers are again cast as sweethearts, and their portrayals of somewhat difficult roles are nothing short of superb. Henry King, the director, has added another masterpiece to a list that already includes his gold medal winning pictures, “Tol’able David,” “Stella Dallas" and “Merely Mary Ann.” Others whose contributions deserve praise include James Kirkwood, Claire Maynard, Olin Howland, Eula Guy, Edward Crandall, Joan Peers and William Pawley, Seats can be reserved free at McMillan’s.