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WOMEN’S INSTITUTES

Hawarden.— Mrs Hood presided over the April meeting of the Hawarden Women’s Institute. There was a large attendance of members. A panel of speakers. Dr. Kennedy, Mrs Manning, and the Rev. and Mrs Goodall, were welcomed to the meeting. Many questions were put to the 2 an Competitions resulted as follows: «Hl. l Woom: Mrs Avery 1, Mrs K. Wright ™ rs Gr i me 3. Large bloom: Mrs Neeve 1, Mrs Avery 2, Mrs Hood 3. Spike: Mrs Grieve 1, Mrs Garden 2, Mrs O’Connor 3. Cluster: Mrs Scott 1, Miss Galletly 2, Mrs Grimwood 3. Autumn arrangement: Mrs aV^. 1 ’ Hi gS in s 2, Mrs O’Connor and < e< l ual ) 3. Apron: Mrs Green 1, Mrs O Connor 2, Mrs Waldron and Mrs Hood (equal) 3. Sweet corn: Mrs O’Connor 1, Mrs Yorston 2, Mrs Scott 3.

Bryndwr.—Mrs Menzies presided over an attendance of 70 members at the April meeting of the Bryndwr Women’s Institute. Resignations were received with regret from Mrs Lamb and Mrs Seymour, it was announced that a jumble sale will be held in July. The choir sang two items. A competition arranged by Mrs Pattison was won by Mrs Chilvers. Birthday sprays were presented by Mrs Moore. Mrs Campbell gave an interesting demonstration on the uses of tomatoes, and was by MrS . P a “ison. Competition winners were as follows Autumn leaves ? gl ? boa ‘ : Mrs Anderson 1, Mrs ”° r ? on 2 - Sp ? n Se roll: Mrs Mantell 1 and novice cup, Mrs Brown 2. Smallest quality potato. Mrs Cowell 1, Mrs Howell 2. Largest potato: Mrs Cowell 1, Mrs Butlef at M S2“’^ FU J-~ Mrs J- L - Whlte Presided Flatten,rnt^ h w meetl . ng , o£ the Mason’s f, , . 1 . S.° . t y Women’s Institute. A factory visit was arranged for April. Prizes tbe y * ar were P resen ted. The nIw S +i dent pi ? ze for n\ost entries in competitions during the year, Mrs Baldwinprize for most points. Mrs Foster. Other comoetitin^a CeiVed i* m i nor prizes - Monthly ns JE?? lted as follows:—Large bloom. Mrs White 1, Mrs H. Earl 2, Mrs Beere_3. Small bloom: Mrs F. Brown 1 Jft“ H - ®arl 2. Mrs Scott 3. Spike or , Mrs Baldwin 1, Mrs H. Bari 2 Mrs Bpm e | 3 w Co «' Cti °n of vegetables: Mrs Beere I. Mrs Brown 2, Mrs H. Earl of embroidery: Mrs Beere 1 Mrs Baldwin 2, Mrs H. Earle 3. At the a P n yal meeting the following officers were elected: President, Mrs W.. B Scot? Be®; presidcn ! E ’ Baldwin and Mm Beere, secretary, Mrs W. R. Finchamtreasurer. Mrs R. Michael; commiS Mesdames Baldwin, Beere, Michael Me ’ Sd an r P M. Ear1 ’ St Earl, Dateell and G. Mason. The hostesses were Mrs Booker and Mrs Michael.

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Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27640, 22 April 1955, Page 3

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WOMEN’S INSTITUTES Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27640, 22 April 1955, Page 3

WOMEN’S INSTITUTES Press, Volume XCI, Issue 27640, 22 April 1955, Page 3

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