District Personals

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 253, 26 October 1939, Page 2

District Personals

WAVERLEY Mrs. D. Painter, Hastings, is visiting . Waverley, and is the guest of Mrs. G. ce : Lupton. «11 Miss Betty Purnell. Marton, is the ’.e 'guest of her aunt, Mrs. E. H. Hamns ! mond, Kohi. ir. Mrs. W. P. Wallace, who has been r- visiting her son (Mr. I. Wallace) in c- INew Plymouth, has returned to Wavay ’ erley. [ | Mrs. Baskin is visiting Wellington q - ;to meet her husband who has been on ia six months’ tour visiting relatives in ■•■ Ireland. T. Mr. A. Oliver, Wellington, was a n > ! week-end visitor to Waverley. ' r -1 Miss Molly Dickie was a recent ■ ■' ' visitor to Waipukarau. !■" i Mrs. W. McKernan was a Wanganui (visitor to Waverley for the week-end. ■"I Mr. and Mrs. McCade, Taumarunui, n ’!are the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lil(tlewood. Kohi. c : ‘ Miss Shirley Campion. Fordell, was (pa visitor to Waverley for the Mc- ' i Kenzie—Mathieson wedding. I Mis s J- Beadie, Dannevirke, is tiv‘ll !guest of Mrs. J. Walkinton, "Bcl- ' ’ jmont.” I Mrs. G. Dickie, Waikato, Mr. and ’ ’ ' Mrs. B. Dickie, Wanganui, and Misses 1 < Beth and Merle Bradshaw, Wangu- (' jnui, risited relatives in the Waverley t [district on Tuesday. i Mr. B. Thomas. Hawera, was the ' (guest oi his parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. . *L. Thomas, for the week-end. i Mr. Sunnley, Hastings. was Ihe ■e (guest of Mr. and Mrs. G. Lupton for hi [the week-end. 11- | Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Elmslie were 16 Waverley visitors to Palmerston North for the week-end. U Mr. and Mrs. R. McDonald were i- visitors to Wellington for Labour ig week-end, where Mr, McDonald al'tended the reunion of the South Al'ii,d ! can War veterans. ,n 1 Mrs. Dalrymple, Opunake, was the •° I guest of her daughter-in-law, Mrs. W. (a. Dalrymple, for the week-end. ‘h ! Misses Jean Smith. Hamilton, and le i Joyce Best, Eltham, who were viril--111 ’ing Waverley as the guests of Mrs. [0 D°l.upton, have both returned home. ie ' Mrs. J. T. Palmer has returned le " 'Waverley from a holiday spent in Auckland. t_ Mrs. R. Tilly, Stratford, »iis Hie guest of her mother. Mrs. J. H. ‘ s Mathieson, for the week-end. e - Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Dallison were ‘ Waverley visitors to Hunterville at the week-end. I Miss Joan Christensen was the n ' guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. •y c. H. Christensen, for the week-end TAIHAPE ■ The many friends of Mr. Jack ’ ' Steedman, of faihape, will be sorry n ‘ to learn that he is an inmate of <’ ■ Braemar Private Hospital, Wanganui. MANGAWEKA is ’ yii M. Dickson, Palmerston North, 'and -Mrs. 1. Dickson. Wanganui, spent ‘‘ [the week-end with their parents, Mr. J ‘ | ana Mrs. R. Dickson. MARTON ’h ' Lindsay Thompson, son of Mr. I [,f !D. Thompson, of Onepuhi, Marton, i Ll _ I left on Tuesday to join the Royal Air a . j Force at Ohakea. PATEA ie I Miss M- Mawhinney, Apiti, was : -end •' v -• Miss M. Roots and Mr. C Root*.; A 'Wellington, and Miss Atholio Roots,: Wanganui, were home for Ihe wcekm ■- end. I Mr. and Mix F’. Spooner have rcw 'turned from Manai;i. : M:>. W. Boyle is visiling New Plymouth. Miss -I. Wair.v righi been visiting Mid hurst. i Mr and Mrs. P Mays have returned Auckland and Rotorua. i Mr and Mrs. J. Bates and family 'spent ihe week-end al Stratford. Mr. and Mi>. J. A. Haswell were iH guests of Mr>. Nelson. Hurleyville. ; Mrs. J. Pearce. Whenuakura, has returned home from the local hos‘n ’pital. .. i Mrs. .1. McCarly and Miss Betty iMcCarty have returned lo Welling' K l ’ton. t’_ | Mr. Harold Shcild. Wellington, was for ihe week-end. | Mr. G. Williams. Ohakea air base, 'spent the week-end at home. ! Mr. Frank McKenna is an inmate bs of the local hospital. MATAROA Mr. and Mr.'. Donovan, Mr. lan | i Lowry, Miss Jean Lowry, and Mrs, „ (Taylor, of Hunterville, attended Ihe (Mataroa tennis opening which was | n ” held over the week-end. lt Mr. and Mrs. I. Bartlett and Miss M. Bartlett, of Silverhope, paid a visit to [ j v Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bartlett. Miss Gwen Bosher attended the <j, ! Presbyterian Bible class rally held in !J'Marton on Labour Day. ; Mr. and Mrs. Bunting, of Taumaru- ■ nui, have been staying with Mr. and; t-[Mr.s. T. N. Williams, Ngawaka. >n I Mr. and Mrs. Colin Bradley, of id! Wanganui East, have been week-end-1 id'ing with Mr. and Mrs. G. Dunn. [ Lh ( Mr. and Mrs. 1.. Brooky and Mrs. j iP, Brooky spent a few days in Auckland and have now returned home, i TAIHAPE | Mr. 11. Hewelson. of Ihe Taihape I st 'staff of the Bank of Australasia, has I >r (received notice that he is to be trans- [ x I ferrod from Taihape shortly. He will ■ be succeeded by Mr. R. M. McKinnon, of Hamilton, formerly of Taihape. The town clerk has received advice that Miss E. Forrest, of Auckland, who had been appointed to the borough’s ollice staff in place of Miss » Hanley, will not be able to accept .he » appointment owing to her having .c- * eepted another position. Miss E. » Dahl, of Wellington, has now been t appointed to fill the vacancy and * lakes up her new ddties on Monday * next. * ~