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White Ribbon, Volume 33, Issue 383, 18 June 1927, Page 14

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AUCKLAND. June 2. Mis* M. Pyle presided. Mi* Head read an interesting paper on The Origin of the White Ribbon.” Miss Appleby gave an able report *m the recent Alliance Convention. Miae Hatcher gave an inspiring; addreßf* During the evening, several inusical items were rendered. The President made an appeal for view member** to the Society, and also subscribers to "The White Riblxtn." I'"our new members were initiated. An enjoyable meeting wan brought to a dose will* the singing of the Temperance Doxology. and the pronouncing of the Benediction. NORTH BRIGHTON. May 30. At Mrs Leaver's home. Miss beaver presiding over a good attendance, t’orreHpondence was received re Whit* Ribbon Day Reports from the Entertaii inent • ‘ommittee, said tiiat Mrs and Miss Hull had offered their services to train the members. Their help was gmtofully accepted. Decided to have a Birthday Party, for which Mrs leaver ksmliy offered to provide tin- Birth day <’ake. Two Shakespearean scenes, one from "The Merchant of Venice,” the other from "As You Like It." which were arranged by Miases Betty Scott and Mollv Norrie, Were contributed by members. After supper, community singing was enjoyed, and a successful meet Wig was brought to a done b> it hvnin an I the Benediction. DUNEDIN. Pleasant evening spent. Miss M* Lay. Organiser, s|x>ke on Preparing ourselves for la*ad*>rs, and also on the benefits of speakers' Class. * »ui President read her re|»ort of Convention We are sorry to lose from out number. Miss Annie McLean, who has been transferred to Christchurch. We trust she will he eoime* ted with “V ” work in the Cathedral City. Miss C. Thompson has gumon a visit to Auckland May she return feeling refreshed nnd ready for action again. Interesting letter from Miss Ada Uywn, who at present is in Melbourne, was read. Next meeting to be held at Mrs McCartney's residence. HAMILTON. May 23 Seven members were present, and the President presided. The meeting opened with the usual 1 1 >ii * ti. prayer and s< ripture reading. Mrs .Iroics, the District President of the W.C.T U.. gave a most interesting report of the Annual Convention, nnd talked about Union work generally. Tin* members expressed their thanks and appreciation, and tlte meeting closed with the Benediction ASHBURTON. We are gl.nl to report that tin* young |M-opi< in X.-dihurtnn are not behind tintimes. A combined Bibb* Class Rally was In-Id in Victoria Hall. Ashburton. «ni Sunday. Mnv Ist, Miss Bradshaw addressing the girls After her address. 7*l girls ro**» voluntarily, desiring to help in our great movement again f Alcohol. In consequence of* tir gathering, a *\. m Branch will be formed n the near future.

Go abend. Young People. Fight the good fight wl‘h nil vi.nr might