LEAGUE OF MOTHERS

New Zealand Herald, Volume LXXV, Issue 23121, 20 August 1938, Page 27

LEAGUE OF MOTHERS

Kohimarama.—The annual meeting of'this branch of the League of Mothers was held in the Presbyterian Church. The election of officers resulted as follows:—President, Mrs. E. N. Allen; vice-presidents, Mrs. L. Eady, Mrs. C. E. Phillips and Mrs. F. Or. H. White; secretary, Mrs. J. T. Lediard; treasurer, Mrs. S. Eady; magazino and library secretary, Mrs. R. Lediard; committee, Mrs. Currie, Mrs. Woolley, Mrs. Orr and Mrs. L. Phillips. An address on the Passion Play wa3 given by the provincial president, Mrs. S. 0. English, and a song was rendered by Mrs. Currie.

Whangarei.— The annual meeting of the Whangarei League of Mothers was recently held. The following officers were elected for the coining year:— President, Mrs. J. A. Jnkster; vicepresidents, Mrs. W. Jones and Mrs. L. J- Brake; ' secretary, Mrs. Clinton Jones; treasurer, Mrs. H. B. Foster; | committee, Mrs. E. Time well, Mrs. F. C. H. Cowan, Mrs. L. N. Studd, Mrs. | A; Farmer, Mrs. W. J. Dawson, I Mrs. Mc-Dell, Mrs. R. Tudehope, Mrs. I S. Maxwell, Mrs. W. Stewart and | Mrs.Vft, J. Dunn. The annual report | that the past year had been n most successful, with an increasing r'| membership and enthusiasm for tho I Hague's aims. A musical programme || Wa s provided after the formal part of s:| ™ meeting had Been transacted by || ~j rs ' Ray Stevenson and Mrs. T. j Onehunga.— There was a large ati r dance of members and friends at v. annual meeting of the Onehunga branch of the League of Mothers, held i "i the Orphans' Hall, Onehunga, and Presided over by Mrs. R. W. KirkII Patrick. The annual report and balanceB showed the branch to have propressed considerably during tho past p £ ear and to be in a sound position. tk ~® Ve ral new members were initiated by I 2 e President, Mrs. R. W. Kirkpatrick. I i for the month was given I 7 Mrs, E. E. Trediga, and songs were | Pf es ented hy Mrs. T. W'entivorth mid 1 ar' Sibhin, the former also IJt as Bouquets were preI dp 0 'i *° t ' K,SO whom the president i B , SOri oe(l as the senior mothers, among 1 Was Cox, aged 95, the I sori !' r ls - Potter, the honorary %of ffi !u * v t ' , ° branch. The election | ll rs in rs reK,| lt<'d as follows: —Patron, 1p ; «J. Jordan; vice-patron, Mrs. ? #»♦.- f ; Prcsitlunt, Mrs. R. W. Kirkj honorary secretary, Mrs. S. ] ft,. ? r > honorary treasurer, Mrs. V. ISf? 5 v ' ce -presidents, Mrs. R. W. 1 TrJ-' rs - Pickering, Mrs. E. E. fi ailc l Billings; committee, I titJ}- y Kirkpatrick, Mrs. R. W. Sine \r' V- Hunter, Mrs. Picker--1 bin' \r H ' Navies, Mrs. J. C. SibIW n rs ' Pprks > Mrs. Wilson. Mrs. Ifr' pi ens " Mrs - S. Bindon, Dr. M k I Mrs QV, ¥ rs ' Brings, Mrs. Miller, I ton at Po T tter - Mrs - Earle, Mrs. Skil- • Miss Tayio att> S ' mstcr auc *