INGLEWOOD NEWS

Taranaki Daily News, 9 November 1932, Page 8

INGLEWOOD NEWS

PLUNKET SOCIETY MEETS. Mrs. E. Braybrooke presided at the usual monthly meeting of the Inglewood Plunket Society on Monday, when Mesdames E.Crossman, I. E. Faris, I. P. Grant, S. C. Judd, D. McAllister, C. McKinney, G. C. Tait, S. Wanklyn, H. Winter, and the secretary, Mrs. Evans, were also present. Mrs. Braybrooke gave an account of the proceedings at the recent Plunket conference at Wanganui, which was attended without any cost to the society. . The nurse’s report for the month showed that there were five new babies on the books, which made a total of 88 babies and 67 older children under the nurse’s supervision. The nurse had paid 36 visits to homes and four visits to •Inglewood nursing homes; 87 adults, 75 babies and 23 older children had visited the rooms. It was decided to hold a mart and copper trail this month. The following subscriptions were acknowledged: Mrs. J. M. Hucker, Mrs. C. McKay, Mrs." Wimp and Mrs. Faris, each ss. NEW BOOKS FOR NOVEMBER. Books added to the Inglewood Public library are:—The Cra’b Without Seams, Maurice Baring; Results Of An Accident, Vicki Baum; Men of the Outer Islands, Rex Beach; Secret Lives, E. F. Bewson; Valley Vultures, Max Brand; Getaway, Leslie Oharteris; The Murder a t the Vicarage, Agatha Christie; The Secret Citadel, Isabel Clarke; The Prison Wall, Ethel M. Dell; Smith, Warwick Deeping; Priorsford, O. Douglas; The Lovely Ship, Storm Jameson; The Losers, Bridget Lowry; The Black Tolte, W. McLeod Raine; The Black Swan, R. 'Sabatini; Death Under Sail, C. P. Snow; The Arncliffe Puzzle, Louis Tracy; The Steward, Edgar Wallace; The Long Rifle, Stewart E. White; William, E. H. Young. The following are replacements; Tarzan at the Earth’s Core, E. H. Burroughs; Little Ships, Kathleen Norris.