MARTINBOROUGH

Wairarapa Times-Age, 11 July 1939, Page 7

MARTINBOROUGH

—» LIBRARY BOOKS LATEST ADDITIONS. (“Times-Age” Special.) The following are among the latest books placed upon the shelves of the Martinborough library:—“The Town f Crooked Ways” (J. S. Fletcher); “The Forsyte Sago” (J. Galsworthy); “The Case of the Dangerous Dowagers” (E. S. Gardner); “The Monster of Grammon” (G. Goodchild); “The Terrible Hand” (L. F. Hay); “Riders of the Sea” (A. Hepple); “Harlequin of Death (S. Horler); “Forty Fathoms Deep” (I. L. Idriess); “The Eldest Miss Grimme” (F. E. Kilpatrick); “Triangle with a Difference” (A. Lee); “Guns or Butter” ’(B. Lochhead); “Gone Away” (M. Moore); “No Castle .in Spain” (W. McFee); "More Knaves than One” (F. Packard); “The Homesteader” (H. Pendexter); “The Rajah” (T. E. Penny); “Footprints in the Sand” (M. Richmond); "Trail of the Blood Mark” (C. Rister); “Dear Acquaintance” (R. Rees); "Disgrace Abounding” (C. W. Sanders); “He Packed a Gun” (G. Seton); “Eye for an Eye” (N. Seymour); "Don’t Tell Your Wish” (W. Sinclair). RADIO CLUB MONTHLY MEETING. The monthly meeting of the Radio Club was held at the residence of Mr Sid Bell, Greytown, last evening. A statement submitted in connection with the recent dance showed a small deficit which was not unexpected owing to the bad weather having interfered with the attendance.

It was decided to send two representatives of the club to the next Bath’s Committee meeting. After general business, a delicious supper was served by Mrs Bell and the opportunity was taken to drink the health of Mr and Mrs Bell on the 10th anniversary of their wedding.