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Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Petersen and Miss Coyla Cairns, Mere Mere Avenue, left last evening to spend the weok-end in Auckland.
Congratulations for tho work she liad (lono in educating her own family and teaching her daughter's family by correspondence are to be sent to Mrs. T. H. Carver, of Brunswick, Wanganui, from the meeting held in Palmerston North on Thursday of the Correspondence School Parents' Association. Mrs. Carver's daughter, Mrs. J. S. Thompson, of Wanganui, was present at the meeting.
Tribute to the work of Miss Lynn, who teaches sewing to children being oducated by correspondence, was paid at a meeting of Correspondence School parents in Palmerston North yesterday. Commencing with simple articles like dolls' blankets, Miss Lynn teaches with such success that in many cases girls of 13 have reached the stage of being able to make their own summer frocks. Miss Lynn was also instrumental in originating the school magazine, “The Postman. ’'
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Manawatu Times, Volume 68, Issue 222, 18 September 1943, Page 2
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