Y’s Column.

White Ribbon, Volume 29, Issue 343, 18 January 1924, Page 14

Y’s Column.

INVERCARTULL. Dec. Invercargill Vs annual meet iny. Reports showed an Increase of meinliership an«l financial position wa 4 good. The member* who had visited Rible Classes during the year had brought the Temperance question befoit each member, and made them realis 1 its importance. Donations to the Maori Fund, niuff Sailors’ Rest, Organising Fund. N.Z. hhind and Missionary Fund were passed for payment. Following officers for 192 I were elected: Pres., Mis* R. Ki nifty son; Vice-Pros., Misses Ix>pdell. Rlaikie and Pearce; Roc. Sec., Miss Seed: Cor. Sec., Miss R. Srnale; Trea., Miss V Cunningham; Asst. Treas.. Miss Slier riffs; Press Reporters. Misses Ker and

I’aslej; White Ribbon Agent, Mis« R Finlay son.

Or. 14e<'. 18 over jo Y’s motored to home Farm and after joining in games, ctiAilh the boys, gave them a sumptuous supper of cakes. After telling tiiem what our Y’s stood for, some of tin older boys signed our pledge, and w * hope to keep in touch with them. A i Iv.-istmas cake was also given to them, but was left to be cut oil Christmas 1 «y. UIVKHTt >N. Nov. •*«>. Last meeting for year held. I ’resident in the chair. Small account passed for payment and Secretary lead annual report. Very satisfactory. The Treasurer’s report shewed a credit balance of £2 17s. Three members offered to send flowers to the Hospital for December, January and February. Dvcid ed to mein next year on last Friday in February. TJMARU. J4oc. 10. Last inerting foe the year. After the business for the night had been put through and trie election of officers for the next year. \m rp«-n‘ lire rest of the evening very enjoyabiy uith games, etc. Owing to the very inclement weather, there was not u very large attendance, 16 being j»res*nt. Decided to resume on 25th February, 1024.