PERSONAL

Manawatu Times, Volume 64, Issue 308, 30 December 1939, Page 11

PERSONAL

st Mr. and Mrs. It. G. Croudis, of Fcild;h ing, are spending a few days in Wellingre ton visiting the Exhibition. )f )r Mr. and Mrs. It. H. Spencer, of Pal*, •a merston North, and their sons, Dick and sr Lindsay, are just now on holiday at :h Plimmerton. id Dr. and Mrs. Monroe, of Feilding, and their children are spending a camp1C ing holiday at Taupo. as Miss Mabel Carthew, of Banfurly in Avenue, Feilding, is at present on a IS » visit to Wellington, ae rt Mr. and Mrs. B. J. Jacobs, Roy Street, and tho Misses Joan and Marion Jacobs, leave to-day to spend a holiday ,c ”. in Wellington, I Mr. and Mrs. Guy Goodbehere, accom-

I Mr. and Mrs. Guy Goodbehere, accompanied by their son, Brian, leave to-day for Morrinsville, where they will be the guests of Mrs. Goodbehere’s father. Mrs. F. J. Carmont, of Foxton, who has been the guest of her daughtor, Mrs. C. F. Davis, Dannevirke, to attend the Gulbranson-Pierccy wedding, returned homo yesterday. Mrs. S. T. Bristow and the Misses ' Annette and J. Bristow, who spent Christmas in Palmerston North, left yesterday for Wellington to visit the Centennial Exhibition and Will return 1 later to conclude their holiday in PalI merston North. Mrs. Mary Dillon, of Hamilton, on the occasion of her 100th. birthday, was 1 tho recipient of scores of gifts and hun- * dreds of congratulatory messages. A telegram conveying greetings was re- * ceived from his Majesty the King, and * another from the mayor of Hamilton, Mr. H. D. Caro, on behalf of the citi* ' zens. Distinguished visitors to Mrs. ’ Dillon’s home included the Roman Cath- ’' olic Bishop of Auckland, Dr. Liston, ’ who* accompanied by Monsigneurs » Cahill and Ormond, made a special trip 5 from Auckland. . S s i . i )