PERSONAL ITEMS.

Wairarapa Daily Times, Volume 45, Issue 13984, 21 November 1919, Page 5

PERSONAL ITEMS.

#Mrs Edgar Holmwood and daughter returned to Masterton from England yesterday.

Mr W. Jones, of Alfrcdton, who lately sold his farm, intends for the present to make his home near Palmerston .North,

The Carterton Foresters' Lodge has decided to support tho nomination of IBro. V. G. Darroch (Masterton) for the oosition of D.G.W.

Mr Taucred Cooper, one of the principal organisers for the Farmers' Union, iis at present indisposed and confined to his bed at Wanganui.

The many frieiids of Mr Joseph Dixon, of Masterton, who has been laid up for some months, Avill be pleased to hear that he is uoav on the road to recovery. -

The Rev. Madill will conduct the services at the Lansdowne Presbyterian -Church on Sunday evening, and also ..-at Wangaehu in the morning, and at Kopuanangu in the afternoon. This aa-eek's Gazette contains a for- ,« -aaal notice that Major-General Sir A Alexander Godley has relinquished the "-appointment of General Officer Commanding the New Zealand Expeditionary Force, as from November 1, 1919. A most enjoyable social was held in Knox Hall, Masterton, last evening, when the members of the Bible Classes .--and congregation welcomed home Corp. S. Pearce, wdio recently returned from the front. The Rev. Gilbert, presided, in the absence of the Rev. G. T. Brown. - Games were indulged in, and the girls of the Junior Bible Class, to slioav their -.appreciation of the good work done by Mrs Pearce, as.leader of the Class, pre- '' sented her Avith a Royal Doulton salad ■ "i>owl.