MARTINBOROUGH

Wairarapa Times-Age, 1 October 1938, Page 9

MARTINBOROUGH

MINIATURE RIFLES CLUB. (“Times-Age” Special.) The following were the scores in the weekly competition of the Miniature Rifle Club:— Senior: R. Amos, 67, 5, 70; V. Amos, 59, 13, 70; W. Bain, 68, 3, 70; Mrs Boyd, 69, 7, 70; F. Brasell, 66, 5, 70; J. Cowperthwaite, 65, 6, 70; S. Davidson, 64, 5, 69; Mrs Dempsey, 65, 5, 70; E. Feist, 64, 8, 70; E. Findlay, 64, 4, 68; J. Findlay, 63, 12, 70; D. Flynn, 70, 1, 70; W. George, 70, 4, 70; S. Harvey, 67, 3, 70; I. Howatt, 64, 6, 70; D. Wilton, 66, 11, 70; R. Nelson, 63, 6, 69; Miss Smith, 67, 7, 70; C. Skill, 62, 11, 70; K. Wright, 67, 3, 70. Juniors: M. Marflitt, 64, 6, 70; C. Skill, 68, 5, 70; J. Turner, 60, 2, 62. Personal. Miss Verna Hill, of Masterton, is visiting her home at Bush Gully for a few days. A very, painful accident befel Mrs R. F. Mitchell, of Bush Gully, Hinakura, yesterday, when a window fell on •her hand crushing the knuckles and tearing the sinews. She was attended by Dr. Coutts. Presbyterian Church. . The sixty-seventh annual meeting of the Presbyterian Church was held on Thursday night; when the Rev John Mann presided over a good attendance. The various reports and financial statements of the church’s activities were submitted and adopted, and showed all sections to be in a healthy condition. •<- <■ . v*. A social was later v at whiqh items were given •' Arch Clark, Scotch pianoforte selection; Miss C. Taylor,. piano-accordion solo; Miss 010 Nicol, pianoforte solo; Miss Heather McNally and Mrs Mason, vocal items; and the choir two anthems.