Business Girls’ Club

Manawatu Times, Volume 67, Issue 93, 21 April 1942, Page 5

Business Girls’ Club

Tk§ sixteenth annual meeting of the Palmers ion i*orth DUbineas uicis Diut> was neiii in the emu room las evening, report indicated tuat despite auverse conditions tne year nad ueeu a nuanciai nad claimed a numuer ox meinoers, new to »iai* tnal noil parcel* and „UU pupei* uau gone torwaia to tno maun ilattauon, many appreciative let* ters aaving peeu received. m.iss • mriisuoin presented tne uaiAace-sueet, wnien was considered most batuu.aci.ory. nappy eo-operauou. one eummeuaed tne worn oi tne commute*, paiucoiaxiy u.ersiane, ana treasurer, Aims js. mrnatroiu, amo miss aouy xor assostance in many directions, me president paid innate to tne patriotic wora ot club, uest oj an tne sending of parcels to tne maori i>atMuion. Uiucers were erected for tne ensuing year as xoiiow: — ratroness, Airs. it. n*. mansard; president, aus. in ix. Oram; vice-premueutb, mesuarne* ma. Artcnieon, J. X. ffoyai, v*. Day, A. coonsmy, x. J. -xainuu, vv. Ridaei, d. cniisinui, milling ion, m. Vvniteneau, Masses o. xoung Royai and A. xwersiaae; treasurer, Mise N. urnstrom; committee, misses G. Bates, C. Boauy, A. nayes, J. Beatson, K. Engielield and M. Anderson. The resignation of Miss Mary Roilo was accepted with regret. Returning thanks for her re-election of patroness, Mrs. Manblord congratulated the girls on the good work they were doing not only for the city but for the boys overseas. Mrs. Aitchison returned thanks on behalf of the vice-presidents and Miss Royal thanked the president, Mrs Mansford endorsing these remarks.

Anybody can step on the btartcr, but who knows how to hitch up a horse!