BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 71, Issue 176, 27 July 1928, Page 3

BULLS

THE PICTURES I Special “ Chronicle " Service J Virginia Lee Corbin in the role of an adoring young flapper, has one of the best opportunities of her career in “No Place To Go” a First NatJjnat Picture to be screened at Bulls on Saturday. Miss Corbin, who was a child star only a few short years ago has graduated into a grown-up lady of the ingenue type. She is blonde and decidedly attractive. Aliss Corbin plays opposite Hallam Cooley most of the time in “No Place To Go,” which has Afary Astor and Lloyd Hughes in the featured roles. RANGITIKEI GOLF CLUB The following is the draw for the men’s stroke competition which will be played on the Bangitikei Golf Club’s links to-morrow: —J. Mammaru 36 v W. Mitchell 36; A. Petrie 36 v W- Purcell 20; 8. Mason 10 v 8. Goebel 14; G. Goebel 18 v J. 8. Triester 18; A. Law 8 v A. Drew 12; B. Mackay 36 v Sir Jas. Wilson 34; W. Alontgomery 20 v B. Dalrymple 26; 8. Ingram 36 v W. Bobbie 30; L. Cooper 18 v G. Ellis 14; B. Mansell 22 v H. A. Signal 14; H. Trickcr 26 v Jr. Goodall 36; T. B. Willis 28 v B. Thompson 36; W. H. Olson 22 v John Tricker 28; G. Bertram 22 v V. Er> wards 22; J. Daniell 20 v Scorer. Ladies’ Golf The ladies’ L.G.U. competition matches were played under delightful conditions on Wednesday afternoon, the course being very fast and some good scores were handed in. Mrs Noel Harris returned, the best card which read 88—16—72. Other good cards were handed in by Mrs F. Balfe 94 — 21—73, Aliss Taverner 94—20—74, Aliss Af. Goodall 103--29—74 and Airs Drew 109—36—74. BEV. B. B. WHITH WELCOMED The recently appointed vicar of Bulls, the Bev. B. B. White, late of Wellington, was tendered a welcome by the parishoners of St. Andrew S and St. Martin’s churches, and visitors were, present from Feilding, Parewanui, Greatford and Bulls. The programme opened with an overture by Afrs an! the Alisses Eliott (piano, ’cello, and molin). who gave a delightful rendition of one of Bridge’s Aliniature Trios. Aliss Betty Dewe gave “Arise O Sun,” and (( 1

Heard You Go By.” Mr J. Kemp, church warden, ou behalf of the parishioners of St. Andrew's Church, tenued a welcome to the new minister unci Air T. li. Willis spoke in similar strain on behalf ou tue parishioners oil Bi. Marlin’s Church, Greatford.

Lu rcpiy, Mr White apologised for lhe absence of his wife and thanked me people for the hospitality already 'extended to him and hoped that his sojourn in Bulls would prove a profilable one to the parishioners and a pleasant one to himself. Air Drew, of Feiicling, gave two bongs w.hien were well icceivcid and Aliss Dewe was heard in “Annie Laurie.” The Eliott trio delighted witn “Humoresque,” and accompanied Mr Drew in “The End of a Perfect Day.”

At the conclusion of these items supper was serveu. after which the younger folk danced to music pro vid; iud uy Mass May Kearney and Miss I. ; Hansen. GENERAL NEWS On Saturday the Flock House boys will play Athletic who are second in the Manawatu Soccer competition. Fiock House have a three point lead but Athletic, have shown a big improvement, and the game should be well worth watching. Last week Flock House played a weak team from R.S.A. and had an easy victory by 3 points to 1. Scorers for Flock House were Stewart, Beamish and Goodall, while Baigent kicked R.S.A.’s only goal. Stewart played his usual brilliant game. On Alonday evening the Bulls Bow* ing Club will hold a general meeting in the racing club office to make ti>rangements for the coming ball. It is hoped that there will be a large attendance of members and ladies interested in the club. The series of euchre parties conducted by the school committee in aid of the school funds will end in the Town Hall supper-room this evening. Great interest is being taken in the points prizes, as numbers of players arc in the running and there should be a big crowd present.