NEWS FROM NIUE ISLAND.

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

NEWS FROM NIUE ISLAND.

D* ar Sisters,

Thinking that you would be ii terested to know of the progress o the work and the effect of the littli White Bow over in Niue Island, quote from a letter received fron their Vice-President, Mrs Viole Head she says: “This White Ribbon is onh a new thing here, but they are work ing well and hard at it too.

“The Mothers’ meeting’s are gettin: on very well. They have done gr* 1 * work; all puP together so well h that good work is dene. “At the time of drought, 1 an nounced that we should help K Beharell, L.M.S., during the scareit of food; they did try hard, and tv women undertook to send sum supply every week and they did- -o course we stopped as soon as the hna arrived with a supply.

“We now have our Star of Hon<>u: Badge. 1 wonder if it would cos too much if we had a band stamps with the Badge, something like j hook mark?

“I would like to encourage then to do good work and to live pur lives, it is a great change since th Badge was worn by these people.

“Mrs Beharell is President and 1 at Vice-President. lam so thankful tli Lord has chosen me to help lead in own people, and my prayer is that may be kept faithful.’’ The women send kiml regards ti you. P.S.— Last year no less than HO' Badges and t»0 Star of Honour Ba<h - were supplied to these far-awa: Islanders. ALICE L. MOWLKM