WOMEN'S INSTITUTE
Sherenden Group At the November meeting of the Sherenden Women's Institute, Mrs Boyd president. An interesting letter from the Medstead correspondent was read. Miss Leila Ensor, who recently returned from a trip to Fiji, gave a most entertaining account of her travels, which was listened to with great enjoyment by everyone. After a most delightful afternoon tea had been dispensed by the hostesses, Mrs and Miss Ensor, the competitions were judged, the results being:— Best bloom in the garden, senior: Mrs McGrane 1, Mrs Smilley 2, Mrs Doole 3; junior. Miss M. Attwood and Miss M. Matthews (equal) 1, Miss K. Matthews 3. Posy made at meeting in a quarter of an hour, senior: Mrs Gibson 1, Mrs Clarkson 2, Mrs McGrane 3; junior, Miss M. Attwood 1. Home-made Christmas gift costing 2/-, senior: Mrs McGrane 1, Mrs Smilley 2; junior, Miss M. Attwood 1. Most novel sweet container: Mrs Smilley 1, Mrs McGrane' 2.
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Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 49, 20 November 1937, Page 8
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157WOMEN'S INSTITUTE Hawke's Bay Herald-Tribune, Volume 81, Issue 49, 20 November 1937, Page 8
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