Feilding Friendly Societies

Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 33, 9 February 1937, Page 3

Feilding Friendly Societies

The iveekly cards and dance function conducted by tho Feilding Foresters’ Lodge, drew another good attendance ot patrons on Saturday evening. Winners of the euchre iu the ladies 7 games were Mrs Stantiail first and Mrs King second. Air E. Wilson was lirst and Alessrs AEvans and E. Worfold second in the Supper was served by the committoe, at tho conclusion of tho cards, after which a short dance was held, Mr W. Towler being M.C. A programme of modern and old-tune numbers was rendered by Feeney 7 s orchestra. Aliss Herdman and Mr Prendcrgast were successful in tho Alonte Carlo waltz. Kowhai Kcbekah. The fortnightly meeting of the Kowhai Rebekah Lodge was presided over by tho N.G. Sister N. Ai. McFarland, a fair attendance of members being present. At the conclusion of the meeting tho challenge for the Dick and Lindsay Cup, previously received from Kiwitea Lodge, Feilding, was played for, the result being a draw, Kowhai still retaining the cup. After partaking of a dainty supper supplied by tho Sisters of the Kowhai Lodge, Brother Dewar, captain of Kiwitea’s team, thanked the Sisters for the happy and enjoyable evening. He hoped before long to be able to return again with the hope of having a win for Kiwitea. Sister Feakins, captain of Kowhai’s team, suitably replied on behalf of the Sisters. Auckland). Due London March 24. Friday, February 12, at 6 a.m.: Great Britain, Ireland, and Europe (due London March 20) (correspondence to be marked “via Australia”); also airmail (duo London March 1), per Alaunganui, from Wellington. Friday, February 12, at 6 a.m.: Australian States, Ceylon, India, China, Japan, Straits Settlements, Egypt, South Africa, and Italy, per Alaunganui from Wellington. Incoming Overseas Malls. (Arrival times approximate only). February 12: Rangitiki from London, via Auckland: English mail. G. CLARK, Chief I’ostmastcr.