Farewell Afternoon to Feilding's District Nurse
bister ami tli, in view of her approaching departure from the .town, was given a farewell afternoon on Tuesday by St. John's Ladies’ Auxiliary at tire home of Airs. J. W. Sporle, Marlborough street, lied. anemones, arranged with touches of light native foliage, had a charming effect in the drawing room, the living room being fragrant with sweet-scented, honey-coloured native clematis. .A flower competition held the interest of those present until tea was dispensed, after which a happy time was spent viewing the garden that just now is looking particularly picturesque, as well as the very beautiful fernery. During the afternoon Airs, Sporle,. who is chairwoman of the auxiliary, on behalf of the members, presented (Sister Smith with a handsome manicure set, mirror and comb, carried out in black with floral ornamentation, in appreciation of her activities during the many years she has belonged to tho organisation. In a little speech suitable to the occasion. Airs. Sporle referred to the committee's warm affection for the guest of ’ honour and following' loud cheers Sister Smith, who was both deeply touched and surprised, expressed grateful thanks for and appreciation of tho kindly, remarks and pretty gift.
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Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 245, 17 October 1935, Page 3
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200Farewell Afternoon to Feilding's District Nurse Manawatu Times, Volume 60, Issue 245, 17 October 1935, Page 3
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