FEATHERSTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 20 January 1943, Page 5

FEATHERSTON

BOWLING CLUB CHAMPIONSHIP GAMES. (“Times-Age” Special.) | The following championship games were played by members of the Featherston Bowling Club during the weekend: — Championship rinks: Johnson, Card, W. Higgison and Bloxam beat Elder, Fuge, James and Rolls; Robinson, Hutana, J. Higgison and McNamara beat Benton, Rowles, O’Neale and Thomson. Championship pairs: Elder and W. Higgison beat Robinson and McNamara; J. Higgison and Fuge beat W. Johnson and Rowles. Championship singles: McNamara beat L. James, Hutana beat G. O’Neale, Rolls beat Thomson. Personal Items. Mr W. H. Rowles, Fox Street, is spending a holiday at the Sounds. Mrs Miles, of Otaki, is the guest of Mrs H. Tutbury, Fox Street. Mr E. Mark, of Christchurch, is the guest of Mr and Mrs N. C. C. Shepherd, Hayward Street. Miss M. Davis, of the local Post and Telegraph staff, is on annual leave and is visiting New Plymouth. Misses Shirley and Patricia Card. “Flatspur,” Masterton, are the guests of Mr J. W. Card, Johnson Street. Mrs C. Buck, Underhill Road, has returned home after spending a few days in Wellington. COSY THEATRE “APPOINTMENT FOR LOVE.” The programme at the Cosy Theatre tonight is a particularly good one. The principal attraction is “Appointment for Love," a brilliant comedy-drama in which Charles Boyer and Margaret Sullavan are starred. It will surprise in that, whereas Boyer and Miss Sullavan have been largely occupied with heart-throb drama of late, they here turn their talents delightfully to com-edy-drhma which is almost pure farce at times.