MORRINSVILLE NEWS
PLUNKET SOCIETY. Nurse GHff, reporting on the work of the Morrinsville branch of the Ptunket Society, states that she paid four visits to Morrinsville in November. Visitors to the Ptunket room totalled 281, comprising 134 adults, 129 babies, and 18 older children. All the babies under the nurse’s care were doing well.
GIRL GUIDES. The Morrinsville Company of Girl Guides had arranged an open-air oamp fire meeting to mark the close of the year, but the weather not being favourable they had to ohange the ‘‘camp site" to the Alasonic Hall, where the girls, some 30 strong, with the oommittee, parents and friends spent a jolly evening. QUEEN CARNIVAL DANCE.
A very successful dance in aid of the Red Queen was held in the Masonlo Hall. There was a Wge attendance, some 60 couples being present The funds will benefit -considerably.
PERSONAL. Mrs A. Altken, of Kereone, is spending a few days at Tauranga. Dr. J. Walls, of Auckland, has been on a visit to his daughter, Airs A. Bernstein. Airs H. Miller and family have taken a beach cottage at Tauranga for the holidays. Aliss Nancy Topham is spending the vacation with her parents, at Kereone. Air and Mrs E. Massey will spend the holidays at Auckland. Aliss D. Clegg, of Hamilton, is spending the holidays with Airs S. Brewis. .Misses AL and L. Strevens are spending the holidays al Cowes Bay, Wa ih eke.
Airs A. Seales is staying with her son at Shaftesbury.
Aliss E. Steele has left for Auckland where she will be married short-
Alrs Aleharry and the Aliases Alcharry, of Motumiioho, have left on a holiday visit to the Thames Coast.
Aliss Jean Cummer is spending the holidays with hor parents. Miss Claudia Pole, of Hawke’s Bay, is spending the vacation with her parents. Mr and Airs L. PoleMr and Mrs It. R. Morion :anl family, have lakon a house at .Milford Reaeli, Takapuna. Air and All's C. S. Wood will spend Chrislmas al I’apakiira ami will afterwards lour in North Auckland. Mrs I’. Ready lias relurncd lo Auckland after slaying with her mother, Mrs P. S. PhilpoU. Aliss llchdilch, of Ihe s! aIT of the Diocesan School, is spending a holiday with her parents al llaiigawera Road. Aliss E. Harris has been visiting Miss R. Slrand. Mrs Spenser, of Napier, is spending a holiday with her mother, Mrs K. S. Italian. Aliss Enid Hammond will spend lilt; iUoutinuuii iu 'j.ex.l column.)
holidays at Tamahere and North Auckland. Air and Airs 0. A. Peal will motor to Dargavllle for the Christmas holidays. Mrs .1. It. Wilson and children have gone lo New Plymouth for the holidays. Mrs D. Reid and family, of Kiwilahi. have taken a collage at Puru, Thames, for the Christmas holidays. All's 11. Grower is spending a holiday at Auckland. SUNBURN AND INSECT BITES. 'l'o lan willinul I lie agony of sunburn: lo slop the ilcli of mosquito and sandfly bites is simple if you use M-tol Skin Knuduml always before going outdoors. Pack ij-10l in your kil and apply at once lo insect bites. Alike u-toi vonr bodyguard. (11)
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Waikato Times, Volume 110, Issue 18518, 24 December 1931, Page 5
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