In and Out of Town

Gisborne Herald, Volume LXVI, Issue 20042, 14 September 1939, Page 13

In and Out of Town

News items intended for publication in this column cannot be accepted unless accompanied by the signature and address of the sender. Notices of engagements require the signatures of both parties, and a eharge of 5s will »r made for such announcement Mrs. S. Newman, Iranui road, is visiting the Waimata Valley. * * * * Miss Virginia Williams, “Sherwood," Muriwai, is the guest of Mrs. Athol Williams, Tc Auto, Hawke’s Bay. Miss J. Rush, Cambridge, is the ;uest of Mrs. H. B. Drummond, Aberdeen road. Mrs. C. G. Holdsworth, Puha, left yesterday on a visit to Hawke’s Bay and Wellington. ’k * Miss Trixie Elliott, Norman road, has returned to Gisborne after spendng a fortnight’s holiday in Napier. Mrs. E. Blunt has returned to Vanganui after visiting her mother, Mrs. Charles Gray, “Waiohika " Mrs. O. B. Ormcrod, Waimata Vaioy, has returned from a visit to Hamilton, and Auckland. * V * •Mrs. V. T. C. Savage has returns lie Waimata Valley after being the uest of her mother, Mrs. V. Barker. “Ulvcrstone.” Miss R. Tully, who recently re igned from the nursing staff of the Cook Hospital, returned to her home n Hawke’s;Bay yesterday. * * * * Dr. C. Anderson, school medical officer, Napier, is paying a short visi to Gisborne and is staying at the Masonic Hotel. Miss M. Smith, “Waitaria,” Patu:ahi, left yesterday for Auckland, where she is the »:u:G of her aunt, Mrs. T. N. Hewlett, Epsom. * * * * Mrs. C. Cradock, Little River, Canerbury, who is paying a round o visits in the Gisborne district, is staying with Mrs. J. Mclldowie, “Totangi.” Ngatapa. ♦ • ♦ • Miss Juliet Williams, “Sherwood,” Muriwai, who has been the guest of her sister, Mrs. Ralph Bunny, Masterton, returned to the Gisborne disrict on Tuesday. • • * • Miss Mavis Jones, Whakatanc, anc Miss Rcta Jones, To Puia, have been the guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Jones, Te Karaka, :foi the wedding of their sister, Miss Amy Jones, to Mr. T. 11. Markwich. Useful to Know — A little oil of lavender poured in a glass of hot water makes a pleasant odour in a sick room. a 4 * * Avoid that annoying accident with a slippery draining-board by placing upon it a meshed dish-cloth. Tinplates and saucers will not then crash into the sink. *** * , • To turn a jelly out, warm the mould on the outside by dipping for a second in hot water or toy placing a hot cloth around it. If the jelly should break in turning out, whip a Jittle cream and heap over it.