PERSONAL ITEMS

Wairarapa Times-Age, 5 March 1940, Page 8

PERSONAL ITEMS

Miss Vera Judd, of Wellington, spent the. weekend with her sister, Mrs W. R. Nicol, Chapel Street. Miss Glen Daysh, of Wellington, spent the weekend in Masterton with her parents. Mr jind Mrs A. J. Daysh, Worksop Road.

Mr and Mrs D. S. Dale, Taumaranui, spent the weekend in Masterton as the guests of Mr and Mrs A. J. Daysh, Worksop Road.

Mr and Mrs Harry Conway, of Palmerston North, have been visiting Masterton as the guests of Mr and Mrs W. R. Nicol, Chapel Street. Miss M. Armitage, of Auckland, was a visitor to Masterton during the weekend. She was a guest of Mr and Mrs W. R. Nicol, Chapel Street. Nelson visitors to Masterton for the Gillions —Ralph wedding were Mesdames A. Jordan. C. Bell and Miss Heather Jordan, all of whom were the weekend guests of Mr and Mrs W. R. Nicol.

Visitors to Masterton for the Gillions —Ralph wedding on Saturday who were the guests of Mr and Mrs A. J. Daysh, Worksop Road, during the 'weekend included Mrs H. C. Grace. Dunedin; Mrs A. C. Berry and Basil Berry, Dannevirke; and Mrs Wilson, Hcretaunga. Sister C. Healey, of Burnham Military Camp, Christchurch, who is to proceed overseas for service with the nursing detachment attached to the Second Echelon. was a visitor to Masterton for the Gillions — Ralph wedding on Saturday, and was the guest of Mr and Mrs W. R. Nicol, Chapel Street. The resignation of Miss E. L. Armstrong, in view of her approaching marriage, after-a period of service extending over the past eight years, was accepted at the monthly meeting of the Masterton County Council 'today. Opportunity was taken to make Miss Armstrong a presentation from the council and to wish her many happy years of married life. At a gathering of the office staff yesterday afternoon, a presentation was made by the County Clerk, Mr J. C. D. Mackley.