RESIDENTIAL NURSERY
Year's Activities Reviewed The annual meeting of the Oriental Bay-ißoseneath branch of the Residential Nursery was held recently at Mrs. W. Burton’s home, Oriental Parade, Wellington. Mrs. Porter, who .was in the chair, read the annual report, followed by an account of the Christmas parties enjoyed by the staff and children. She spoke gratefully of the work done during the year, specially the efforts made by Mrs. Walshe, also by Mrs. A. Longmore and Mrs. Burton. Mrs. Walshe, president, expressed her appreciation of the help given her by members. It was decided to change the day of meeting to the first Monday in each month, the meetings to be at the home of Mrs. W. Burton, 294 Oriental Parade. The election of officers resulted as follows: President, Mrs. F. T. Walshe; vice-president, Mrs. Lewis; secretary, Mrs. A. Longmore; treasurer, Mrs. Stringer; committee, ■Mesdames Bowater, Turner, Parkinson, Loneragan, Marsden and Foster. Mrs. Walshe proposed the vote of thanks to Mrs. Porter for taking the chair and for all help given the branch. Afternoon tea was served and the meeting closed with the National Anthem.
FEELING WELL MEANS SO MUCH AT ALL TIMES.
Do you feel sufficiently fit to grapple with the problems of the day? Do you possess that keen yet cheerful nature which helps one through? When feeling well you can face the position with much more equanimity than when handicapped by indifferent health.
Remember, the condition of the liver largely influences one’s outlook on life. Therefore, the first essential is to keep the liver and other organs of digestion in a regular condition, thus ensuring the clear, balanced vision and active brain that are so necessary to cope with the difficulties which are constantly arising. Dr. Morse’s Indian Root Pills enjoy an unrivalled reputation as an everyday remedy. They stir the liver, cleanse the stomach, and promote regular action of the bowels in a gentle yet thorough manner.—Advt,
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Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 144, 14 March 1939, Page 4
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321RESIDENTIAL NURSERY Dominion, Volume 32, Issue 144, 14 March 1939, Page 4
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