SOCIAL AT MARCO ROAD.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXX, Issue 77, 4 July 1916, Page 3

SOCIAL AT MARCO ROAD.

i \ r "£ j ,'sttls? hcojs i^i -(A pleasing fu'ftt-titfh "tfliSk '-'place'" at the. Marco >M6ad "scnodl ou%Pida^ ! insb in the form cJf a « m^c^Mil" by I the school oMSta anW tfMt-' 1 ;'tlers : to Miss C. K. Wilson, head teacher, tin ihe occasion of her resignation tpenter the ranks of murriecl life. In spite of the inclemency of the weather (states a correspondent), a large purubor attended to do honour to MisS Wilson, who has always been a most patient and painstaking teacher and a willing helper ill anything pertaining to the welfare and enjoyment) of the children. Songs and recitations were given during the evening, and supper was Paring ah interval in the:'pifQeeedi#gs,; Mr A. W.

, ißbdder, 'pn 'behal<K of J the committee, I iri a snort, speecli, presented tjhe guest I with a silysi;, teapot;, ; and,,] 'MissL. Hiljj Cft»;rHtJfperv<staßdard.girl) .after a very ntfjgti little spfeeehj pret^t-■ l ed. the guesti |^h ) B'/]i|.er '^£%rM*l . and a huge, ''Misi'.jVili:,/ son suitably replied. , Mr It. Hill then ~read the a'nriutfl was ***ewith' cheefs 1 ? maxiiniini ;; number of ma-rlgs <. obtainable -,ls 100, ! } ajjlij oss Wilson, ably assisted ,• by ■ E. Hodder, secured 98,'which ' speaks itself for the energy and perseverance of the teachers. In conclusion, three hearty cheers were giyen for Miss Wilson, and with the singing of "For She's a Jolly 'Good Fellow," a. very pleasing entertainment came to j an end. Miss Wilson's future home j will be in Kaikoma. With her, go the j best wishes pf a large circle of 'friends for happiness and long life in her new home. . ' , •