OHINGAITI

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 79, Issue 125, 28 May 1936, Page 3

OHINGAITI

WOMEN’S INSTITUTE BALL The annual ball of the Ohu.gaiti Women’.'; Institute, advertised for tonight (Thursday;, is expected to be as big a success as in previous years. No pains have been spared b> the committee to make the function an enjoyable one from all angles. Music is being supplied by A'inscn’s Ambassadors, from Stratford. ACCIDENT TO SCHOOLGIRL A painful accident brfel Nancy, the six-year-old daughter of Mr. am.] Mrs. F. 11. Mclntyre, on Tuesday. AVliile playing in the ,school ground at lunch time she slipped and fell on the asphalt, breaking her arm above the The sufferer v.a* eyed to the ho~pital al Hunterville, where the injury was attended to by Dr. 1.. M. Burnell. Bonner Mayor, McDum;ld, Eanniii, Weber. Finlayson. Misses Overton. Darvi!l, Williams, Manscficld. Armstrong, and Air Law. It was decided to begin the work of collecting the first week tn June, when a generous response is anticipated. A vote of thanks to the Press for valuable prominence given tu annual reports of the society wa.« carried by acclamation, LADIES’ GOLF NOTES. Lhe fcdlQwiug is the draw for the : Aotearoa Unp and Coronation Medal | competition to be played to-day and I Saturday, May 28 ami 30. by the mem bers of the Taihape Ladies’ Golf Club: A Grade.—Miss Dickinson v. Miss lowiisend; Mrs. AlcKenzie v. Airs. Murrell: Mrs. Neagle v. Airs. Ongley; Mrs. Hintz v. Airs. Courts; Aliss Bowler v. Airs. Kincaid; Aliss Carrington v. Miss AlcCartiii; Aliss Collerton v. scorer. B Grade.—Airs. Olliver v. Mrs. Bojes; Ali.-s Alouldy v. Miss Spooner; Aliss 1 ookes v. Miss Alaclean; Aliss Simpson v. Al ls . Price; Aliss C. Bradley v. Mrs. Hay; Mrs. James v. Aliss Couper; Aliss ( .•iinachan v. Airs. Calder; Aliss Quirk v. Airs. Bond; Mis« JJndber"h *. Aliss Bradley. PERSONAL. On Monday evening Mr. Harel'l, Darvill was farcwellcd by the Methodist Bible Class, of which he is secretary, and presented with a collection of books. The presentation was made by Rev. G. H. Goodman, who paid a high tribute to Air. Darvill’s work as secretary and leader of the class. Air. Darvill feelingly responded. He left Taihape last evening to take up a position in Whakatane. At the annual meeting of the Methodist Ladies’ Guild this week Airs. J. AfcDonald was elected president and Alis. J. Gryant secretary. Air. Ormond Wilson, ALP. for Rangitikei, will address a meeting of the Taihape branch of the Labour Party one June 4. 'The death occurred of Airs. AL E. Al. Gardner at the Taihape Hospital on Tuesday at the age of 55 years. Deceased was a resident of Afangaweka. GENERAL NEWS. The prizes at a euchrv party held under the auspices of the Foresters’ Lodge on Tuesday evening were won by Air. G. H. Scott (men) and Mrs. AV. A. Smith (ladies).