MARTON

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 182, 6 August 1935, Page 3

MARTON

MARTON LADIES’ GOLF DRAW FOR BOGEY MATCH \ bogey match will be played on the Martun links this afternoon. The fol--1 lowing is t Be draw : - I No. 7 Tee.—Airs. A. 11. Marshall v. I M is. Dudding; Aliss Crooke v. Mrs. Iloldaway; Miss J. Fullcrtun-SnTth v. | Mrs. Winchcombe: Miss Howard v . , Mi > Arkwright; Mrs. Alogridge v. Mrs. Bevan; Miss ISherriff v. Mrs. Mil- . ler; Mrs. Harris v. Mrs. Cochran; Mrs. I’rank v. Mrs. F. Fullerton Smith: Air.-. I Glasgow > Mr- Church; Mrs. Baxter \. Mr-. Ladlcy; Mr-. L. 11. s. Mar ishall v. Miss Beckett. No. I ’roe.—Mrs McDonald v. M's. (’aithne.-s; Mrs. Grut v. Aliss Tompkins; Miss Staples v. Mrs. Barr: Mrs. [Morris v. Miss Simpson; Mrs. Scoon I v. Mi.-.- Fullerton-Smith; Miss B. iCnchran v. Mrs. Corballis; Miss L. Cockburn v. Miss Mary Gaipin; Mi-s .Margaret Gaipin v. Mrs. Gower. I No. -1 T'-c. -Mrs. Low v. Mrs. AVhiti ford; Miss lla*l v. .Miss P. Gaipin. I Last week’s medal results were as j follow : -Silver, Mr.-. Mifler 89 —17 — 72, Mrs. A. H. Marshall 86- 12—71. (Mrs. Glasgow 100 —18—-82, Bronze. 'Mrs. Wi mlicombe 97—2.3—74: M is> ;Siierriif .107—29 78; Mrs. Duddinr Mrs. Whitfo’d returned the best scoring curd INTER-GLOB GOLF H A W K LSTONE v. C AST L ECLI FF During the week-end a team of golfers from the Castlecliff Club visitco Hawkcstone link to play for the ‘‘mug” presented bv Mr. A. Way for competition between the two clubs. After a very enjoyable day’s play, in glorious weather,, the Hawkcstone Club proved the winners by 16 games to 9. the games being halved. After the [match afternoon tea was dispensed by the ladies of the local club and Mr. Ivan McNeil, captain of the visitors, thanked thu local team for their hospitality and also congratulated them on their win. Mr. J. A. Bush (president of the Hawkestone Club) replied and handeu the “mug” to the captain of the club to be held for the ensuing year. The following arc the details of the matches played, Hawkestone players being mentioned fust:— Four-bail. 1. Kendrick and P. Gronn halved with F. Ward and C. Glasswell; C. Smith and R. Wilson won from R. Bates ano E. C. Penn: N. Langston ami L. McDonald lost, to C. Reid and W. W. Dickson; J. Tolley

.’Hid J. Cktrko lost to A. \ . Muir :tiid H. Ihirtnel 1 ; t.Rufe and L. I.''ugelberg won from 11. 11. Jones and M. Gilbert; lx. Fowler and A. Grace won from Al. McMillan and G. Laing; J. .Sutcliffe and \V. Murrow won from F.. Dash- | field and R. (J. Smith; M. McLean and | T. Bal lon won from Mai: and Meririugton; R. Parkes and .1. Bush won I front M. (’. Paul ami T. Cooper; 11. Ichainey and G. Bromley lost to T. Drew and C. G. Smith; games. Hawkestonc 6, (Jastlecliff 3. Single. I. Kendrick Jost to I’. Waul; P. Gronn won from Ga.-r--well: (Grubb won from IL Bales; 11. Wilson lost to lx. C. Petin; N. Langs ion non from C. Boid; L. McDonald | halved with W. \\. Dickson; .1. Toiii \ i won from A. V. Muir ; J. Clarke halved with H. Hartnell; C. Rope lost Io L. 11. :.l>>ne>; 1.. i'"gelbcrg lost to M. Gilbert; K. Fowler lost, to M. McMillan; A Gracie won from G. Laing; .1. Sut- ,'ilfc won from L. Dashlield: \V. Murrow wor. from IL Smith; M. McKean won from Mai:; T, Barton wen front Alerriugton: IL Parkes won from M. ('. Paul; .1. Bush lust Lu T. Cooper; U Chai noy won f;om T Drew; G. Brom Icy lost to C. C. Smith; •rames. Hawk* stone 11. Castleclill 7 OBITUARY I’he death occurred on Saturday of Mr Nicholas Stant iull, youngest son of the late M r Charles Stantiall, ot Greatford, ami Mrs C. Htantiall, of Wanganui, al the age of 39 years, after a short illness. Deceased was a returned soldier and was gassed in active service. The funernl took place on Sunday afternoon at Mount View Cemetery, the Rev. W. Baine vomlucting the service nt the graveside. A large number of returned soldiers paid their respects to their late comrade. ’ The death occurred early on Monday morning at- the Wanganui Hospital of Mrs Jane (Nurse > Couch man. who was 72 years of ng'*. ’l’he deceased indy was well known in Marton and was a sister of Mrs A. A. Mclndop. The funeral takes place at Wanganui to-day. CIVIC THEATRE ••ONl'.’ NIGHT OF LU\ 12’’ A new and Indescribable thrill ir screen entertainment awaits motionpicture audiences who see Columbia's *• One Night of Love.” starring the gorgeous, glamorous, golden-voiced Grace Moore, opened on Saturday to crowded audiences at the Civic Thcat.re I fo a three-day engagement. Miss | Moore known in every city in the .world where she has appeared on the

operatic and conceit stage, achieves ’the g orious heights of sc'een stardom a« a result of he- superb dramatic por- | Irayal in this Columbia extravaganza. Her role is that of a young girl who J goes to Italy to >tudy for an operatic ira'ee . There she meets a romantic, debunair niu<ic teacher, splendidly in terpreted by Tullio Carminati, inter--national stage and screen star, who in mediately offers tc develop her for tie* Mctropo ilan in New York. But with one reservation. That their association ' remains unlariiidiod by even the slightest suggestion of a love affair. “One i Night, of Love’ 1 will be finally screened |at the Civic Theatre this evening. HAWKESTONE LADIES GOLF ! si’iiuKi: co.\rri:'ririuxs I I -V stroke competition (fourth round I for W ilson’s trophy) will be played on the Hawkestone golf links th s afteii noon. Following is the draw:—Mrs I Wilson v. Mrs Gracie; Mis Fogelberg v. Mrs Franke; Mrs Bail v. M'.ss ButI ler; Mrs Chainey v. Airs Murrow; ,x. ' Strawbridge v. Mrs Gudopp: Mrs I Hempleman v. Mrs Broughton; Mrs I Parkes \ . A! rs Walsh; Mrs Bush \ . Mrs AlcLean; Mrs Frederick v. F. Slight; Mrs Young v. scorer; M. Cummins v. T. .McDonald; N. Poppe v. B. Cummins; .Mrs Tolley v. F. Hunter. Last week’s compel it ion was won by Mrs Wilson. Mrs Tolley returned the best junior card. AMATEUR BOXING TOURNEY AT MABTON TO-AIORROW NIGHT The second tourney of this season, under the auspices of the Marton Box ing Association, will be hold in the Civic Theatre to-morrow (Wednesday) evenilng, commencing at 8 o’clock. A mo;*t attract.ve programme of fourteen bouts has been arranged, which will include two star bouts. Following is a list of the bouts:— IL Stafford. 5 7 (Marton) v. Hastings, 5.7 (Palmerston North). G. Downs, 9.12 (Marton) v. W. Strange, 9.10 (Palmerston NortL). \V. Bcbortson. 10.4 (Hunterville) v. Thurston, 10.2 (Taihape). IL Farrow. 9.9 (Marton > v. l.izette, 9.5 (Danncv irke). Star bout of four loumls. Cook, 9.0 (Wanganui) v. Lavin, 9.0 (Palmerston North). M. Connell, 10.2 (Alartoi ) v. “Kid Chocolate,” 10.(1 (Dannevirke). Don Jones, 13.4 (Taihape) v. J. Peele. 13.7 (Dannevirke). R. W’ard, 11.6 (Palmerston North) v.

B. Wells, 11.6 (Wanganui . Curran, 8.9 (Dannevirke) v. A. O’Ne : ll, 8.9 (Wanganui). Diffy, 11.0 (Feilding) v. Croft, 11.0 (Wanganui). AlcMahon, 11.4 (Palmerston North) v. Quinlan, 11.4 (Wanganui). Sheppard. 1(1.2 (Marton) \. M. O'Neill, 10.2 (Wanganui). j Cameron, 10.6 (Feilding) v. Johnston : .10.8 (Palmerston North). : .1. Wilson, 9.8 (Marton) v. A. Parkes i 9.8 (Waitara). Star bout of six rounds. I The box plan is now open at Abel’s, i tobacconist, Alarton.