OTANE

Waipawa Mail, Volume LXVI, Issue 68, 25 February 1938, Page 3

OTANE

OMF.N' INSTITUTE MEETS. [Own Correspondent!. t the na titlily meeting of the up W»i mi's Institute, Mrs R. H. | presided over a full attendance, motto ia a' the month is “Cheery p|p hell i ary people to forget rivoes." [r.< Hai'h ’ile was appointed delef to tin Dominion conference to held itt Wellington. rrangcio”iits are being made for nliers in a visit to St. Mary’s HP, Napier, early in March. [rs Lnvrll-Smith, of Hastings, e a very interesting and inspiring rp-- mi “How women were given vote,” the speaker asking her rcr> to appreciate the importance the privilege extended to them to use their vote for the bettorit of then country, whenever there i the opportunity to do so. A v heartv vote of thanks was acted Mrs Is vell-Rmith. he roll call, “My Most Exciting ment."' pri'ied most entertaining, ftevnnnii lea was served by the tesses. Mi-dames E. Stafford, rgo sour.. Spargo junr., and F. ith. and n pleasant social half r was spent. (he winners of the competitions Flowers: Mrs A. Bull 1, Mrs H. Tod 2. Mi s F. Smith 3. Pastry ts: Mr- Siiarao junr. 1 Mrs Macagall 2. lor Party Social. The Otani' branch of the Labor tty held most successful dance Saturday night in the Town Hall iper-romi: to augment its election opaign I'awl. Although the night s oppressively hot, there Was large a: tendance, neighboring inches of the party being' well reunited. excellent music was supplied bv S Whalen, and Mr M. Higgs car--1 out th" dutiese of M.C. A very cetab].’ - per was served by the y mcmliei of the committee, and happy differing broke up shortly lore midnight.