SOUTH SCHOOL.

Timaru Herald, Volume XCVIII, 18 May 1925, Page 4

SOUTH SCHOOL.

i A _jWINTER SOCIAL yho fmU el' tho winter socials was lioiu at Uio fcoui.n Sciioot ou baturuay, ovoniiig and vvfiH vuii pairoiuueU. Xuo lu’oanmimo conbiated cu dancing) P ro ' nroMSiVe cucnro and National. oxinDition ttiuieitig. DeLautour's :Arche, stra. provJclM tne music whilst Mr. F. Eari noted as M.O. Misses Newman Slid MoLutt and riipor it. iotmg supplied tiie musio lor tlio extras; Aliases iucixay .yG cninceu a iiigniiind jj Jing, Miss rianco iirew a "semi Triubhiu-., and these voting Ir.dioa with Miss chilling gave an exhibition of tho _ Highland leel. piper young played for these dances. 'j no ‘‘Spot \>min ' competition whs won bv Mies Hobbs. ■ ■ ■Tn-i after! room, under tne mahngefttcnfe" Of ilm%. A. i«. Strut, hera* SHeurtin, and F. Ohifetnck, was the scene m a vigorous battle for tho tropliiev tho »iicoe»6ful p ayers-being Mrs Kims (Ist) Ml* Bootn (2nd), Ml. Koumell ( Wanganui) (Ist) . and Mr iJuviiNmi (2nd). , • „ jl,o supfan' l'mmt was ill charge or Mcsdaftics.'J. M. Cotipland, J. Shannon i SV. Dickson, J. Ncdaon, F. Chittock, I and W. Gibb, assisted by Messrs 'J/: A. Kay and J, M. Cotipland, and did J Hood business, Other members of tho j soatai Oommittee earriod out the nec- j essni-y duties, essential to the edmfort o; the patrons. Jt is intended to hold srniiilar gatherings' Olt tho .. first and third Saturdays of each month until October.