GREYTOWN
LEAGUE OF MOTHERS’ MEETING. (“Times-Age” Special) The monthly meeting of the Greytown branch of the League of Mothers was held in the Parish Hall yesterday afternoon. Mrs A. Haigh presided over a large attendance' of members. The Glee Choir, under the direction of Mrs H. E. Webster, contributed items. Afternoon tea was served, after which Colonel R. W. Tate gave an interesting talk on Coral. He" explained the wonder and beauty of the coral reefs at Samoa. On the motion of Mrs A. W. Horton (Mayoress), Colonel Tate was accorded a hearty vote of thanks. The hostesses for the afternoon were Mesdames A. Haigh, F. J. Nichols, M. Greathead and H. G: Carter. The meeting closed with the singing of the League Hymn and the National Anthem. GREYTOWN FOOTBALL TEAM. The following will represent Greytown seniors against Gladstone at Gladstone on Saturday:—Bond, Nix, Brunton (2), Hume (3), Clark, Braggins, Stringfellow, Parker, Gayler, Hood, Maddison, Fenwick, Skeet, Flutey, Maniherar FOOTBALL JUBILEE. On Sunday, June 26, the Greytown Football Club Will commence its jubilee celebrations by attending the evening service at the Presbyterian Church. All grades have signified their intention to be present and also a large number of old members. MINIATURE RIFLES. The Greytown Club fired its weekly competition last Friday. The following are the scores (handicaps included): — A grade: R. Tilson 99, T. Morgan 99. Badge winner, R. Tilson. B grade: J. Yeomans 99, H. Bockett 99, R. Hood 99, K. Gates 99, Miss Roband 99, Miss C. Gray 99, Miss G. Gray 99, Miss L. Gray 99, Mrs Stunnel 99, G. Gray 98. Miss S. Gray 98, K. Abbott 98, Mrs Tilson 97, H. Gray 97, I. Te Whaiti 97, L. Bravender 97, Miss J. Morgan 96, Mrs Parker 96, R. Eaton 95, T. Gray 95, E. Dennes 91, C. Hood 92, Mrs Tully 81, G. Gray 88, Miss A. Gray 86, R. Gray 89, E. Connelly 79. Badge winner, J. Yeomans. The following team will represent Greytown against the Masterton Club tonight at Masterton (cars to leave at 7.15 p.m.): —R. Tilson, A. Robinson, G. Te Whaiti. J. Yeomans, R. Te Whaiti, H. Gray, I. Te Whaiti, T. Morgan, R. Eaton. R. Hood, Mrs Tilson, Miss Roband, Miss C. Gray, Miss G. Gray, Mrs Parker, H. Bockett. PERSONAL. Mr and Mrs Etan Evans, of Battersea, leave today for a tour of the North Island.
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Wairarapa Times-Age, 15 June 1938, Page 9
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