WOMEN’S AUXILIARY

Southland Times, Issue 24599, 22 November 1941, Page 4

WOMEN’S AUXILIARY

Military Drill: This will be taken by Sergeant-Major Sutton at the Drill Hall at 7 p.m. on Tuesday. Attendance at this drill is compulsory for members. Canteen Group: Will members of this group please assemble at tire motoi camp at 2 p.m. today when members of the works company will demonstrate field kitchens. Each member is requested to bring her own cup. ’ First Aid: The following members passed the first aid examination held recently: Misses M. Gifford, M McCallum, M. Shand, M. Crawford, E. Cooper, G. Steans, N. Dickens, R. Jackson, B. McKee, M. R. Fraser M. K Fraser, R. Reid, B. Ingram, D. Metfiii P. Bushnell, T. Gilbertson, A. Clark G. Raines, M. Thomas, M. Miller D. Barnes, C. Rolland, J. Brown, M.’Blackburn, M. McMillan B. Eunson, M. Smith, V. McGoldrick, E. Melville and H. Dell. COUNTRY NEWS WINTON

Mrs T Gough. Christchurch, was the guest of'her sister, Mrs E. J. Watt, during the week. Misses Mary Lavelle, Invercargill, and Demsey McGee, Lumsden, were the guests of Mrs M. Lavelle, Gi eat North Road. Mrs S. Kirkland, Wellington, is the guest of her parents, Air and Alls W r . J. Bennett. , ~ r-, i Mrs W. R. Hamilton, Heddon Bush, was a recent visitor to Christchurch. Miss L. Barrett, Invercargill, was the week-end guest of Mrs W. Hamilton, Pcirlc strset* 'Mrs W. Price, Christchurch, is the guest of Mrs J. G. King, “The Bend.” Miss Joan Langford, Dunedin, has been the guest of her parents, Mr and Mrs W. J. Langford, South Hillend. Miss Marjorie Cowie has returned to her home at Browns after visiting friends at Woodlands. Mrs H. A. Pierce and Miss Anita Pierce, Park street, have returned from a visit to Christchurch. Mrs F. Boyle was a recent visitor to Christchurch. Mrs H. Lawrence, Tuatapere, was the recent guest of Mrs J. Lawrence, Great North Road. Mrs Al. Kean, Home street, spent a few days in Dunedin recently.