VALEDICTORY
MRS. ORE. At Harker's Tea Rooms yesterday afl ci iiooii. a liiimbi r i f friends, ami I lie member.-; <4 S'., .hdii-'s Ali bll !;• i: ■•••• As'oeiat i-m met L> bid fr.'-eweH ;o one of the .\ ill bul.'i m-e Diig.de kidis, M (/:••, who is leaving tn d.i v j- he?future lion <• in ( hrist chur.-h . ,M i !’;••• •'it i :■< !* d : s ho:;| .-s-. while M r !’.•• Gi:' 'M; i of »n.a: h > t 01. -■ h. , liair. •I. :: jew well clioscii words, His \\ or hip referred I > Ihe good wi’il. d<;::e b" he depart in g gueo nt the varieii,. •• "1 i ■ ai-d lacing fliiirl io;;s. Hr i.n.d ! *s i<> r th' 1 a l>>ei; < <• f Mr . I •’ 'Lii-iy A1.1’.. Mr T. |'. ('nates (of Greymouth Joeki v 1 'inl> > .V r 1 1 i' Heapliy (;.f ihe Tr<d ti ng ( lub) a a i Mis and -Mis Ibat’y. who we; . ;..-:b!' ! > be present. Mr L.-irfilt asked Mrs D.-r to accept f.ati.i MJ. .Ldili'f AinbnLi'ice Brigade, and a nuuiber id frien. a liandsome Sunshine purse, as a small tibia of the eslcVni in which she was li.T' by her friend... Mr Ifeaphy (Secretary of St. Johii's Ambulance Brigade) referred l> the many good qualities of the di psi‘ing guest, and hoped that she wcaid come back ami help in rcmb’riiig i-< a nee to the jn_ .jured. M iss A aile i‘.-a;n also spol-to of many l.appy :issu;-i;: I with Mrs Orr iit conm . l ion with Ihe work of the A hibuiam-e Brigade, and she expressed [he wish that her smiling face would on . ("iir future da’c be .again sect, at ; tie A hibiilalire rooms at Omoto, an * \ ii-foiaa Bark. Mrs (I'Brien added lie;regrets to those of Ihe other ladies present ami said that slo had always th und Mrs Orr a very pleasant weaker nt all functions, not only in the interest of the St. John's \mbrJam-e Asso. riation, but the oilier d". er\i ng caii'os aid. Miss Ruby Orr replied on Imhaif of in r m< 'her, ami l.iaiiked 'he ni -m--l<crs of the Brigad-* aid iei.ds fmtheir kind wishes a'l.l leant i fui present Miie f.-p, sure Imr mother would miss ;:l: Ie? ob| friends and l'i i- obhougli ia < I: rist rhu rch she wou'd idw.iy.s look buck with pleasure m: her as-oeiat ion mouth ami that she weidd always t sure their gift. A pleasant li.L>- famlion w:is terminated by all present singing foi ‘‘Sh.-’> a Jo,,y (I nod l ol low .
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Grey River Argus, 24 April 1925, Page 6
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