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Star (Christchurch), Issue 16543, 29 September 1921, Page 9

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Sympathetic reference to the death of Mr T. I>. Boag was made in Mrs George Bowron’s report at last night’s annual meeting of the Y.W.C.A. She said that his sympathy and help were alwaj's at the association’s service. 41 Miss Owen, who left us two years ago to take the general secretaryship of the Adelaide Association,” stated Mrs George Bowron to last night’s meeting of the Young Women’s Christian Association, “ has recently been appointed to bo general secretary for Australia and New Zealand,. Our association received the news of Miss Owen’s appointment with the utmost pleasure, and w© wish her happiness. a.nd success in carrying out her responsibilities as national general secretary. Miss Snelson, whose successor Miss Owen is to be, is leaving Australia for her home in England. She has had very difficult work in very difficult times, and the Australasian associations liave all benefited by her progressive policy and her untiring work. She will carry with licr on her return to England our gratitude and best wishes.”