ST. ANDREWS

Timaru Herald, Volume CXXXX, Issue 20173, 30 July 1935, Page 5

ST. ANDREWS

FAREWELL SOCIAL AT SOUTHBURN There was a large gathering at Southbum on Friday night to bid farewell to Mr and Mrs McMillan and family who are leaving the district. The evening was spent in dancing, music being supplied by Mr and Mrs DeJoux. Mr Murray assisted with extras on the pipes. After supper, Mr N. Bell, chairman, spoke in eulogistic terms of the guests and called on Mr Joe Gibson, who on behalf of the residents of the district, asked Mr, and Mrs McMillan to accept a chiming elock with the best wishes of those present. Mr Kinross also recounted old times and expressed regret at the departure of Mr and Mrs McMillan, who had always been willing to assist any worthy cause in the district. Mr I. Thompson expressed regret at losing such a good neighbour. Other speakers representing the surrounding districts were Messrs J. McKeown, L. O’Loughlin, T. Nicholls, A. Woods (St. Andrews), and J. Gibson. Mr McMillan returned thanks for himself and Mrs McMillan after which they were accorded musical honours. Miss Ella Kinross on behalf of the young people of the district also expressed regret at the departure of the Misses M. and J. McMillan, and asked each to accept a leather handbag. Mr H. Luscombe replied on their behalf. Mr R. McMillan was also the recipient of a gift presented by Mr W. Bell, on behalf of the district. During the evening 1 Mr I. Thompson took the opportunity of welcoming to the district Mr and Mrs Murray and family. An apology was read from Mr R. P. Thompson. Messrs G. Hoare and E. Evans were M.C.’s. Among those present were:—Mr and Mrs W. McMillan, Mr and Mrs A. R. Douglas, Mr and Mrs C. Ward, Mr and Mrs J. Gibson, Mr and Mrs H. Caldwell, Mr and Mrs A. Ward, Mr and Mrs R. Parry, Mr and Mrs L. Purvis, Mr and Mrs J. Caird, Mr and Mrs A. McMillan, Mr and Mrs J. DeJoux, Mr and Mrs W. Campbell, Mr and Mrs A. Kinross, Mr and Mrs H. J. Luscombe. Mr N. Bell, Mr and Mrs Turner, Mr and Mrs J. Newbegin, Mr and Mrs Joe Gibson, Mr and Mrs H. J. Evans, Mr and Mrs E. R. Fleming, Mr and Mrs G. McMillan, Mr and Mrs Murray, Mr and Mrs H. Evans, Mr and Mrs Rupert Parry, Mesdames J. Dobson, J. Chamberlain, Edwards, Midgley. Misses Elsie Jackson, Marion Evans, Agnes Scannel, Mary Chamberlain, Marjorie Caird, Ella Kinross, Margaret Kinross, May Doyle, Margaret McMillan, Phyllis Luscombe, Margaret Lunham, Ivy Davidson, Annie Bell, Joyce Wilkins, Alma Stowell, Patty Midgley, Inez Vucetich, Betty Midgley, Joy Bennett, Jean Robb, Stephen, Lucy Thompson, Clarice Gibson, Netta Gibson, Carene Dobson, Alice Dobson, Alice Parry, Audrey Gibson, Dorothy Bell, Winnie Bell. Messrs G. Porter, W. Wallace, I. 1 Thompson, J. Hoare, T. Hughes, E. Un- . derhill, S. Dobson, T. H. Dobson, V. Dobson, A. Tate, L. Quigley, I. Stowell, ' E. Evans, D. Chamberlain, M. Murray, : R. Parry, J. Caird, L. Pyn, I. Thomp- ; son, R. Pye, O. Thompson, W. Smith, t A. Pye, G. Thompson, J. Bennett, W. , Bell, C. Gibson, S. Caldwell, L. O’Loughlin, J. Gibson, J. Davison, S. I Davison, A. Kinross, T. Nicholls, J. McKeown, W. Evans, J. Hoare, H. Evans, I B. Evans, A. Hill, J. Scott, R, Parry, jun., N. Howard, C. Ward, W. Camp--1 bell, A Woods, J. Campbell, J. Jackt son, A. McMillan, E. Hampton, V. . Blissett, G. Hoare, H. Gibson, W. Wal- ’ lace, D Fraser, R. Kinross, D. Scan- ' nell, W. Kinross, W. Parry, E. Parry, • G. McMillan, V. Hoare, H. Youdale, D. Caird, S. Gibson, W. Cartwright, F. j Stocker, J. Bell, J. Scannell, A. Douglas, E. Davison. f BASKETBALL The results of the games played on Saturday were: St. Andrews (19) Springbrook (7). Miss D. Knox, referee. Kohika defaulted to Pareora.