GREYTOWN

Wairarapa Times-Age, 2 March 1943, Page 5

GREYTOWN

i PUBLIC LIBRARY LIST OF NEW BOOKS. (“Times-Age” Special.) The following new books were added to the Greytown public library during February: —Crump Folk Going Home (Constance Holme), I Saw Two Englands (H. V. Morton), The Tapestry Men (Alice Buchan), The Cap of Youth (Naomi Jacob), Under New Management (Naomi Jacob), Frontier Passage (Anne Bridge), Gerald (Daphne Du Maurier); The Castle on the Hill (Elizabeth Gouge), House in the Dust (Doris Leslie), The World is Yours (G. B. Lancaster), High Rising (Angella Thirkell), August Folly (Angella Thirkell), Quality Chase (M. H. Tiltman), Mrs Morel (M. H. Tiltman), One More Flame (May Mitchell), This Island Demands (Humfrey Jordon), Soldier from the Wars Retuning (Jerrard Tickell), ' A Leaf in the Storm (Lin Yutang), The World is Like That (Kathleen Norris), Who Are the Heathen? (Annie S. Swan), The Ghost of Dunsany (Laurie E. Long), Billabong Riders (Mary Grant Bruce), Snow Queen of the Air (Dorothy Carter), The Secret of the Old House (E. Ever-rett-Green), Tales of the Maori Bush (James Cowan), The Long Traverse (John Buchan),. The Secret of the Sands (Geoffrey Prout), The Ghost of Greyminster (Hylton Cleaver), A Dog’s Chance (Elsie Carline). Red Cross Society. The Greytown Sub-Centre of the New Zealand Red Cross Society will hold its annual meeting at the depot on Wednesday, March 10. Mrs F. C. Bunny, assistant commandant, will present the certificates won during the year. Personal. . The Rev L. Hayman, who has been in charge of the Greytown Circuit of the Methodist Church, is on transfer to Hokitika. TOWN HALL SENSATIONAL DRAMA. The sensational drama, “Rebecca,” featuring Laurence Olivier, Joan Fontaine, Judith Anderson and George Sanders, will be shown tonight. Many critics claim that it is the best picture brought to the screen in recent years.