Miss B. Williamson, of tlio Alasscy Co I logo staff, left to-day for Lincoln College, Canterbury, where sho will take up a new position.
The friends of Mrs T. E. Collins, of Rongotca, secretary of the Manawatu Federation of Women’s Institutes, will regret to learn of the death of her mother, Mrs lianton, at Wanganui, which occurred thus week. “Some of the finest work'in England is being done by the ‘modest violets’ who are quietly carrying on, managing their homes in the face of great difficulties,' having babies, and going about their work in the normal way,’-' Her Excellency Lady Newall told members of the Lyceum Club, Wellington, yesterday at a reception in her honour.
Thirty boys from Flock House wero the guests or tho Easiness Girts’ Club at a dance iu llxo elul> rooms recently. Air J. feelwyn, who was M.C., had brought a party of performers to entertain. The supper committee comprised Misses G. Fort, D. and I. Johansen, R. LiddelL and N. Erenstrom. Among those present wero the patroness (Airs A. E. Alausiord) and president (Airs Al. H. Oram), tho Mayor (Air Mansiord) attending also lor a time. The opportunity was taken by Air Alausiord to welcome tho visitors and thank them for attending in such large numbers, Mr .Mitchell (manager) voicing appreciation on their behalf.
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Manawatu Standard, Volume LXI, Issue 198, 23 July 1941, Page 9
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