ALFREDTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 4 February 1941, Page 7

ALFREDTON

A POPULAR RESIDENT FAREWELLED BY SETTLERS ("Times-A Re” Special.) A very enjoyable time was spent on Saturday night when the residents of the district met at a dance to farewell Mrs Didsbury, a very old and popular resident. Mr R. Kebbell. on behalf of the settlers of the district, presented Mrs Didsbury with a gilt-framed hanging mirror .Mr Kebbell referred to the good work which had been accomplished by Mrs Didsbury m tjie interests of the district. She had been always willing t<> help loi'ul activities in any way possible. Mrs S Edmonds presented Mrs Didsbury with ■■ be . ulifu! bouquet of pink roses and maidenhair fern Mr Nelson, t.m behalf of Mrs Didsbury. thanked tile :esi(iei:ts fur their kindness Mr Lmlsbt.r;. w..u!d always be please : t welcow. her friends .11 hei m ■ hoim- ?.t P. m. 'I l.v t.me v. -er." m d. Ill’illg. the inline bee >: so. pi ,■■■ b;- Mr K At..: enzi's Orchestra. Supper was '■< : by lie . -.da-.* Mr O Walker carried nt the duties of M.C. Visitor- were present from Pahiatua, Eketahuna. and the surrounding d:<’riels Personal Items. A?,.,.. Ji . ,0, ~ . p .... ' . O ■(. pj. ,n the district. Mn-'- E S’raka, >4 AmrJ’J.md. is the ;iii.-st • f Mrs E Em * I'. ■ 1 <■' ”< 1 ■:. ■ > •.!:■• (!’: :r m. . ’ e.- ■ f : I’l'*.',’;’;: u: 1 ;v' C* h; I >.‘ Mr aim! Mrs G F Tbomsen left Al-