BULLS

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 80, Issue 127, 31 May 1937, Page 3

BULLS

RANGITIKEI LADIES’ GOLF CLtB A sealed order stroke competition, for a trophy donated by Miss Perrett, will be played on Thursday, June 3, and the draw is as follows: Miss Willis v. Miss O. Levett: Mrs Collier v. Mrs W. Wilson; Miss N. Wilson v. Mrs McKenzie; Mrs H Pearce v. Mrs D. Wilson; Miss C. Wilson v. Mrs Gibbons; Miss P. Levett v. Mrs Tricker; 1 Mrs Sadler v. Mrs W. Pearce; Miss I McKelvie v. Mrs Scott; Miss Perrett* v. Miss K. Amon; Miss Duncum v. | Mrs de Burgh; Mrs Hendry v. Mrs Dean; Mrs Drew v. Mrs Carter; Miss M. Amon v. Miss Palmer; Miss M. McKenzie v. Mrs Anderson; Miss B. Stevens v. Miss M. Anderson; Mrs Last-Harris v. Miss Bailey; Miss Price 1 v. Miss Guy; Mrs McDonell v. Miss j Kilgoux-Carter; Mrs Lawrence v. Mrs Russell; Mrs Smart v. Mrs McKelvie. Anyone not in the above draw, or unable to play, ring ’phone 12W before noon on Thursday. GENERAL NEWS Amongst the successful candidates at the recent entrance examinations for the Royal Navy was Harold Hannah, elder son of Mr and Mrs G. H. Hannah, of Bulls. A meeting of Roseneath Rebakah Lodge was held on Friday evening, Sister M. Kearney, N.G., presiding over a good attendance of members. It was decided to donate one guinea to the King George V. Memorial Fund. After lodge a presentation of a P.N.G. certificate was made to Mrs J. H. Ellery in recognition of her valuable work in forming the original lodge here. Supper and a dance followed. Another farewell evening was ten-

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dered to Mr and Mrs L. Sanson at • Apa House," Parewanui, on Wednesday night, under the auspices of the School Committee. There was a large attendance, including friends from Sanson, Rongotea and other parts of the district. Cards and dancing filled in the evening, the winners in the card room being Mrs G. Abraham and Mr G. Grosland, while novelty dances resulted as follows Monte" Carlo, Miss Z. Montgomerie and Mr J. Klatt; statue, Mr and Mrs Butler (Sanson). The dance music was kindly supplied by Mrs Butler and Mr Reweti. Mr J. Montgomerie spoke of the excellent work done by Mr and Mrs Sanson on the School Committee, and of their help in all matters of benefit to the district. He handed to Mrs Sanson a handsome clock, and the guests of th' evening were accorded musical honours. Mr Sanson, briefly responded.