FEATHERSTON

Wairarapa Times-Age, 10 May 1943, Page 5

FEATHERSTON

PATRIOTIC FUND f ■ — | DONATIONS ACKNOWLEDGED. I (“Times-Age" Special.) ' Further donations to the 1943 Patri- ■ otic Fund Appeal are acknowledged as : follow by the Featherston District PatI riotic Committee (List No. 3): — ■ Previously acknowledged, £1079 14s Id. j £2—A. Reid. > ' £1 each—P. Welch, C. Bargh. I 10s each. —Mr and Mrs W. Barker, R. I Ness, W. Connell. £9—Mrs S. Benton (Greek children). £2 10s 9d.—Mrs J. Elliott (cards), add. £1 3s 4d.—Mrs C. J. Cartyon (cards), add. 14s 3d.—Mrs Lowell (sale of grapes). £73 0s 3d—Zone B credits. Total to date, £ll7l 12s Bd. Dance in Town Hall. There was a record attendance at the weekly dance held in the Town Hall on Saturday night. The feature of the evening was the music supplied by Mrs Ashton’s orchestra. Extras were played by Miss G. Fraser and C .Sadler. Mr Ashton made a capable M.C. An iced fruit cake was won by Mr Ashton, who kindly gave it back to be auctioned. Supper was served by the Junior Dance Committee. Personal. Miss L. Durrad, Khandalian, and Miss Brenda Bloxam, Wellington, are visiting Mrs H. R. Bloxam. Miss Martin, who has been on the staff of the District High School, has left to join the staff of the Dannevirke School. Mr F. S. Hayes, who has been headmaster of the Featherston District High School for the past six years, has been appointed to the position of headmaster of Clyde Quay School, Wellington. COSY THEATRE MERRY MUSICAL COMEDY. “She's My Lovely,” described as a merry musical comedy overflowing with the gaiety and vitality of youth, will be shown at the Cosy Theatre on Wednesday night. Gloria Jean and Donald O’Connor are in the featured roles.