LEAGUE OF MOTHERS
POPULAR SECRETARY'S
FAREWELL
The November meeting of the Island Bay-Berhampore branch of the League of, Mothers was held in the Masonic Hall recently, presided over by Mrs. F. Janson. An induction service was held, six new members being admitted. " !,'■ : : ■•.'.:'""■ ."'■' '''I .' "' '■ '■ '•
The resignation of Miss Ir Craig (secretary) was received with regret, as she has held that office since the inception of the branch eleven and a half years ago and during that time has given faithful and' invaluable service. She is leaving Wellington to reside ia the country for an indefinite period, and her absence will be keenly felt by every member. A beautiful spray of roses was given her, and on behalf of the members Mrs. Janson presented her with a blue xylonite comb, brush, and mirror, and on behalf of the committee Mrs. H. Cook presented ' her with a blue powder-bowl to; match. Miss Craig suitably replied. ■ ■
Mr. George Hpwe;«gave>>a, demon* stration of cake-icing, which was watched with interest by all members, after which afternoon tea was .served.
The thought forthe month vu "Everything good is great, but everything great is not always good." '•■ '!■'
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Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 113, 9 November 1937, Page 7
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189LEAGUE OF MOTHERS Evening Post, Volume CXXIV, Issue 113, 9 November 1937, Page 7
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