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Press, Volume LXXVIII, Issue 23808, 30 November 1942, Page 2

Southbridge Swimming Club. —A credit balance of £4 Os 3d was reported at the annual meeting of the Southbridge Swimming Club, at which the following officers were elected:— Patron, Dr. E. W Hunt; president. Mi D. T. Paterson; vice-president, Mr E F. Smith; secretary and treasurer, Mi C. H. Miller; committee, Mrs A. O Love, Miss J. Dailey, and Messrs W. C Eggolton, T. Thompson, D. Love, and A. Carter: auditor, Mr T. J. Carter. WOMEN ARE ON PARADE In every branch of the Armed Force*: delivering letters, punching tram tickets on the railways—everywhere women art showing their determination to keep industry running as smoothly as possible Because they cannot afford to have "offdays,” more and more women are using NU. TEX, the neatest, the most modern form of INTERNAL sanitary protection Giving perfect freedom in any work oi sport NU. TEX Is a super-absorbent protection which cannot chafe or rub. Procurable at chemists and department stores everywhere, in two sizes. NU. TEX fit; your purse! —5

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