Local & General

Chronicle (Levin), 9 March 1948, Page 3

Local & General

! Personai ' • - ' . ' Mrs; L.- H: Best,-of Kings'tdn Boad, left last Friday to spend a month's ■holiday with' her 'daughter, Mrs. :Thom, of/v.(3|Lrisfechuf.ch. ;V i :Mesdames Parr (singles) andi iBovis and B.ell Idbubies) jba^e bdeff; ;selected / to^' represe'ht /th&/ loc.al hroquet Club' againsfe Manakau* .Hn. the first rbuhd pf thc'Sherw(|[)^ C^iaP eontest, to be played 'at ';Shahnon. Mrs! J. r A. 'Roadh, "Stout Street, is visiting her son and daughter-in- • law, Mr. and Mrs. J. Roach, df Wellington.^ ' Her many., frien'ds;- ,will regret ,to learn that Mrs. Roach, Senr., is not iri good health, and all j oin in / wishing her a speedy recovery.; "" Farewell" Party On Tuesday ' evening Miss F. Burke was the guest of honour at a handkerchief party arrange'd by her aunt, Mrs. W. Easton. Many relatives and friends were present and all joined in wishing Miss Burke every happiness in the new position she is taking at Silverstream Hospital, Wellington. Miss Burke returned ' thanks for the wishes and many beautiful gifts. Dancing, games and competitions combined to make the evening a happy one. . Preparations For Football With the coming of the colder weather, tlie thoughts of sportsmen turn from summer sports to those of football and golf. The attention of footballers is drawn to an announcement that the annual general meeting of the local football club will be held in Laurvig'sf Hall at 8 p.m. on Thursday evening. General business, the election of officers for the coming year and consideration of notices of motions will be discussed. An invitation to all members, intending members and supporters is extended by the club. J