WOMEN’S WORLD

Waikato Times, Volume 122, Issue 20438, 3 March 1938, Page 6

WOMEN’S WORLD

GORDONTON NOTES BRING AND BUY ANGLICAN LADIES' GUILD Organised by the Anglican Ladies’ Guild, the "bring and buy" held in the Gordonton Hall recently proved very successful, and good business was done at the various stalls. Some beautiful flowers were on display in the floral section, and in the cooking competitions the eutries were of a high standard. f Prize-winners were as follows: . Cookery Competition. —Best sponge sandwich. Miss D. Morgan i, Mrs D. c Cleland 2; seed cake, Mrs A. G. Parfltt 1, Mrs H. W. Cleland 2; Madeira cake, y Mrs D. Sainsbury i, Mrs A. G. Parfltt } 2; coffee or chocolate cake, Mrs H. W. Cleland 1; shortbread, Miss P. Par- r fltt 1 and 2; sausage rolls, Mrs A. G. . Parfltt 1. \ Floral Competitions. —Best collec- . tlon cut flowers, Mrs N. K. Taylor i and 2, Mrs H. W. Cleland 3; six dah- . lias, Mrs J. Sainsbury 1 and 2, Mrs D. v Bates 3; pedestal bowl, Mrs H. W. Cleland 1; Mrs \V. .1. Bridgman 2, Mrs N. K. Taylor 3; fable bowl, Miss S. Cleland i* Mrs S. Watt 2 and 3; novice class. Miss M. Thomson 1. 0 Junior Section.— Prettiest posy, y Elaine Harman 1, Zona Edwards 2; p decorated saucer, Rosemary Thomson 1, Dickie Thomson 2, Ronnie Harman n 3; vegetables, 12 varieties, Mr L. R. y Drummond 1 and 2. Mr Cain 3. f Mrs F. D. Pinfold was judge of the flowers, and Miss Clark, of the Hamilton Technical School, judged the s cooking. . c ENJOYABLE SOCIAL t’ tl An impromptu social was held in n the Gordonton Hall recently to inaug- t( •urate the newly-formed Youth Move- p ment. Dancing, interspersed with games and items, passed the evening pleasantly. There was a gOod attendance, visitors being present from surrounding districts. Mrs W. J. Carswell was the pianist, and Mr W. Sharp carried out the duties of M.C. p i 5