WOMEN’S WORLD

Manawatu Standard, Volume LX, Issue 258, 28 September 1940, Page 9

WOMEN’S WORLD

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1 Miss J. Tantrum is a Palmerston > North visitor to Auckland. Mrs W. M. Frecldington, who has ' been a patient in a private hospital i in Palmerston North, has returned, i home to Carnarvon. 1 Mrs J. H. Holm, president of the North Taranaki branch of the -Wel- ; lington College Old Girls’ Association, who has been staying with Mrs Wilson Hodges, of Albert street, has left for Wellington. Mrs T. ft. Jackson, who had been absent owing to illness, was welcomed back yesterday, at the monthly meeting of the Manawatu Women’s Club. Mr/ Jackson recently spent a holiday at Paraparaumu with her daughter, Mrs F.. L. Murray. > Sister I. Murgatroyd, formerly of the North Canterbury Hospital Board’s staff and now of Palmerston North, has been selected to take a course in occupational therapy in Auckland : under a scheme instituted by the > Health Department. Visitors welcomed at the monthly meeting of the Manawatu AVomens Clube yesterday were Miss E. M. Hilgendorf (Mt. Maunganui), Mesdames L. R. Evans, E. M. Taylor (Palmerston North) and Misses Markland and D. L. Drake. The Hawke’s Bay women’s amateur golf championship was won by Mrs K. > P. Dyke, formerly Miss Joyce Betts, Nelson, and a Tasman Cup representa--1 five. She beat the title-holder, Miss J. Duncan, AVanganui, in the final 4 and 3.

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