VALEDICTORY.

Waikato Times, Volume 119, Issue 19886, 15 May 1936, Page 5

V ALEDICTORY.

MR AND MRS c. E. JENKINS. ,_.__._. Popular residents of Taiuanui for the past six and a half years, Mr and Mrs v(.‘. E. Jenkins were the guests at a social in the Tnluanui Hall on Suturday evening. Mr Jenkins, who has been hmdmaster of the Taluanui school was recently appointed to the staff of the Gladstone Road'School, Auckland.

Music for dancing was provided by Mr G; Lee and extras were played hy Mrs W. Hector and Messrs L. Billman and L. Russell.

Songs were given by Miss M. Dar—rall nnri Messrs L. Biilumn, J. Lee and L. Ecillin, and monologues by Miss P. Luxion. Elocuiion was given by live pupils of the school, Muriel Shirley, Mavis Siockbridge, Eileen Larsen, Doris Elliott and Enid Stewart. On behalf of the Tatuanui branch of the Women‘s Division of the Farmers' Union, Mrs F. J. Shirley pre—sented Mrs Jenkins, who had been presideni of the branch for the past year, with a posy of autumn blooms,

On behalf of the ’l‘atuanui Croquet Club, Mrs A. \Vratt presented an artistic cup, saucer and plate to Mrs Jenkins, who had been both secretary and president in turn. Mr N. Dev made 8. presentation or a travelling run: to Mr and Mrs Jenkins, on Dev half of the residents of the district. and the presentation of a pair of brass book-ends and a coffee set was made on behalf of the pupils by Charles Elliott. As a memento of her pleasant as—sociation with the Croquet Club. Mrs Jenkins asked Mrs A. Wratt to accept a silver cup as a club trophy. Mr and Mrs Jenkins suitably responded. Musical honours were accorded the guests of the evening and a very en—joyable evening was brought. to a close with the singing of "Auld Lang Syria."Mr N. Day was MI: MISSES A. A. DODD AND s. CORNISH A well—attended social was hcirl in the Kereone Hall when Miss A. A. florid, who is relinquishing hr‘r traching duties In View of ilr‘t‘ armrnnrhinl marriage, was the guest oi“ thr runn—ing. Importunity was alsn taken to hid tarrwr‘li in Miss F. Cornish, who is leaving the stuff, Musiv for dancingr was provided by Mrs H. L, M-choon and extras were played by Mr A. livid. Songs were given by Mrs G. Fromm and Messrs ‘H. L. McQunon and M. J. Davies and monniosruns by Miss Joy Mriniyrt‘ and Master 'i'nin \\':iy. Yvonne Cunningham presented Miss Cornish with a lu‘ruiit'ast set. tlilii little Ntznirn Milliknn presented her with a bouquet. Mr i), ii_ Withi-hn rrpiimi on behalf at Miss Cornish, . Mr R. Mclntyre. rhnirmnn of the Srhooi Committee. :isiimi Miss timid tu‘ accept the many gifts wilh the host wishr‘s ot‘ the residents for hr‘r future happiness. ;\ hmuiit'ui hnuqnt‘i was prrsrniml to Miss iltuivi hy Lin-nu Mirl [utyrcn { (In livhuit‘ at ”in h'l‘i'vniifl—l\':\\'it:iiii; 'l‘onnis tzini», .\ir iii iiviri askrti Mr “Hilts ‘Miss ilmiti's tiziutun tn arm-pt :I sui ni‘ rnl'wrs. :uui ri-fvrrmi in his iiiiiiii)‘ its swrvtnry :uui I'.\l\i;tin ul’ the ninth. i _\ lu-mnniniinn h_\' ihisi ljillllt'i‘ilili “won thihui .iiui iiuuzius iinun nu lwiluli III" ”ll‘ sn'hmii ni' :I tiilill"" >l'l. “its Inuilu in Miss limiti, . liuill Miss timid null .‘iir \\':ili~ stilt:ilii)‘ t't'slmuniwi :Inil iliiisl'mi iiv-uuui's wrri' {lt‘t'lil'lll‘li ihv- yllwsis ui' iht- mv-i: ins. __ .