MISS JEAN HEYWARD GUEST AT FAREWELL

Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 31, 30 October 1937, Page 11

MISS JEAN HEYWARD GUEST AT FAREWELL

Th© Friendly Society's Hall, Hastings, was the scene of a farewell evening to Miss Jean Heyward, who is leaving Hastings to take up nursing in Carterton. Mrs. S. Geake acted as hostess. The evening was spent jn dancing to music play^d by Goruon Redward. Interspersed jvith the dancing were items given by Miss JD. Shapleski at tapdancing, Mr. Tom Tiiornburrow at his ever-popuiar magical tricks, Mr. Tom Banks in an- eccentric tap dance, and Mr. W. Mataira in vocal numbers. Each item was cleverly given and received loud applause. At the cmse of the evening everyone wished Miss Heyward success in her new profession, and all sang "For She'a a Jolly Good Fellow," with wholehearted gusto. Among those present were Misses J. Batt, E. Geake^ R. Allan, C. Wright, J. Fritcliley, iN. Sullivan, 55. Waterliouse, M. Wyatt, J. Bateman, M. Lewis, V. Batt, B. McCormack, R. Symons, L. Symons, 1). ltobertson, H. iShapleski, E. \WHnson, M. Johnson, JL). Chadwick and Messrs 1. Tiiornburrow, L. McLeod, F. Taylor, J. Gadd, J. Bateman, lt. Simons, O. Jonson, F. Sullivan, F. Tate, 14. Robertson, R Anderson, B. Murtagh, L. Pluinley, T. Banks, F. Nuthail, VV. McCarthy, J. Dunn, M. Simmonds, P. Watford, W. °Mataira; F. Gradwell, L. Broughton lt. Chadwick and 1). Jones. Fresli gloves all the time witli easily washed doeskin and chamoie gloves. Ooing out at, 4/11 pair during Oddinent Clearauce. Sun tan silk stockings at 4/11. Get yours to-morrow at Triggs and Denton's, 134 Heretaunga Streot. . . . a.