For WOMEN

Press, Volume LXXIX, Issue 23928, 21 April 1943, Page 5

For WOMEN

].yKBENT NOTES i . to the work of Mrs F. M. P bU t was paid b - v the chairmari ° f Ka, Atrial Manpower Committee ; A Tr Archer) at meeting ot the IK ittee yesterday The meeting was P? 1 . since the accident which rejin the death of Mrs Stewart, a of the National Service De=aid Mr . Archer. He ex- ' sympathy with, Mrs Stewart’s ■ dves. part in the Army Education ■ WP&are Service scheme for mlerentertainment, a group of '\c's from lhe recruit training i entertained troops at a military ■ last night, when they presented ''Lramme of choral numbers, vocal '*■ dutches, recitations. acrobatic Tuitions- songs, and ditties. inquirer, Housewife, asks for a table recipe for removing shine from listed suits. 1, matron of the Nurse Maude Disit Nursing Association gratefully ac- ;; "jedges receipt of gifts of fruit, .tables, and clothing from the fol- ■ J Clarkvillo - East Eyrelon ■OFU'I Townswomen's Guild; Tnn- - -Congregational Church; Avonside A High School; Beckenham Infant : 001 . Women's Voluntary I,and 'y ’ Gifts r frnm a number of s jymous donors are also gratefully ■jnowledged. ~r c, G. White. Dominion president he Red Cross Society, recently pre.'.i Ed e d a life membership badge to Miss ?e McLean. M.8.E., who is the first iment of this decoration in Otago '• White said Miss McLean had done •endid work for the Red Cross SoIjty during the last 28 years, the death ot Miss Helen Kirkland "I'tymple. daughter of the Rev. A. M ;.j Mr; Dalrymple, formerly of Pue is announced in Dunedin She I'J a graduate of Otago University ■4 when on the staff of the Otago v'fis’ High School, she gained the f,'ulema of Education, She was greatly '•’■erested in botany and had a wide pledge of New Zealand native plants I The xollowing passed in an elemeni,. ry hygiene and sanitation examina-’-a held recently by the North Cani ; ibury centre of the Red Cross So-rtiy-Rona Beswick, Mary Blake. lEileen-' Bowen, Nola Carmichael, L, a lie Cogle, Doris Cuthbertson, j Annette Davie, Edna Goddard. Patricia i'eraveston, Gabrielle Herman, Patricia Harper, Margaret Hunt, Lucy Kay. Joy lament, Kathlcne Larcomb, Lorna Lar'comb, Doris Mills, Margery Mclndoe, Edna Pickering, Isabel! Rice. Carlcne Richards, Nola Scott, Myrtle Cossar. Eleanor Sutherland. Lynnctte Walker, .Marian Watson, Jean Wilkinson, and i Marion Woodcock. SOLDIERS' PARCELS, i For the next few weeks Ethne Tossitrill is delighted to inform the public -mt she is able to supply some Sol tiers’ Parcels. Call HEREFORD ; COURT (or by letter) —6 ENGAGEMENTS The engagement is announced of Natalie Merle, elder daughter of Mr ■ and Mrs A. Cridge. Brookside. to i Sergeant Ross Kennedy Bray, N.Z.0.C., i second son of Mr and Mrs G F. Bray, Doyleston. ! The engagement is announced of ’ Ruth, eldest daughter of Mr and Mrs P J Cartel. Somerset street, Spreydrn. to Lance-Corporal Desmond Wilton Blair. only son of the late Mr R. D. Pair, Dunedin. j j HOME ECONOMICS : Miss S. McKee presided at the an- : mial meeting of the Homo Economics Association, held at the Central Misfit rooms, and welcomed members fyVfriends. A talk was given by a j radical man who has returned from ■ overseas service, and vocal items were , given by Mrs Sherris; A sales table for ! patriotic funds did good business. Officers wore elected as follows: ; President, Miss S. McKee: life mem- . bers, Mrs G. Garton. Misses M. A. Elackmore, E. E. Bevin. L. Gilmour, and C. E. Wardle; vice-presidents, j Mesdames J. Richards, L. Rollings, and j Miss C. E. Wardle; secretary, Mrs R. i W. Borland; committee. Mesdames R. A, Ambridge. E. M. Basil Jones. D E. Burton, E. Davies, A. Foster, C. H. Franklin, J. S Kelly, 11. G. Livingstone, J, Lorimer, Gardner Miller. D, E. McKenzie, B. E. Menzies, P. 1 Stevens. A. Tisch, Miss E. McGregor, . and Miss M. Slone.