WOMEN'S INSTITUTES
MISS. STOPS'S FINE -WORK
Miss Stops r "who has >speflt a consiaerable time in New Zealand as the honorary organiser of j the Women's Institutes, will leave by the Mannganui for Sydney. She will visit Singapore en route for her home in England. Later in the year there is to ba a great gathering of Women's Institute delegates from. British and foreign countries, and Miss Stops intends t6 make known the good, work done by the institutes for the countrywomen in New Zealand, and also the fine way in which they take up the work. Their ingenuity m using up waste matouals, for instance, is wonderful, and tney discover talents in. themselves and in each other that all make for usefulness and happiness. Miss Stops has been icsponsible for the opening of over two hundred new institutes in New Zealand, there having been about eighty, all doing good work, when she arrived. She will be much missed, and leaves a host of friends behind her, who all hope that she will be able to return to New Zealand some day, and see some of tho fruits'of the good work she has done here.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 10, 13 January 1932, Page 13
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195WOMEN'S INSTITUTES Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 10, 13 January 1932, Page 13
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