FAREWELL SOCIAL AND DANCE
Last Wednesday evening there was a large attendance of parents of the school children, residents of the district, and friends in the Moonlight School, the occasion being a farewell social and dance in honour of Miss A. L. Bloxham and Mrs Bloxhain, who are leaving the district where Miss Bloxhain has been school teacher during the past five years. Dancing and games, together with songs by Miss Thompson (Middlemarch) and Mr Leishman (Dunback) contributed to the succcess of the evening. After supper Mr S. AVilkiusou, on behalf of the School Committee, called on Miss Bloxham to receive a travelling rug as a slight token of their esteem, saying in the course of his speech that it was due entirely to her successful efforts in school concert work that the school finances were in such a happy state. Mr Leishman, after thanking Miss Bloxham for her services to the church ns organist, to the Bible class as deputyleader, and to the Sunday school as superintendent, called on Miss G. Harcus to present her with an afternoon tea set and cutlery. On behalf of the school children, Miss Frances Hayes presented Miss Bloxham with a sandwich set.
Miss Bloxham replied in a neat and characteristic speech.
Dancing was continued until an early hour, Mr S. Wilkinson making an efficient M.C. Miss Bloxham has been appointed as teacher at the Springhills School. Southland, and to her new position she carries the best wishes of all her large circle of.friends and acquaintances.
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Evening Star, Issue 21744, 12 June 1934, Page 11
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252FAREWELL SOCIAL AND DANCE Evening Star, Issue 21744, 12 June 1934, Page 11
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