Women’s Institute

Manawatu Times, Volume 62, Issue 34, 10 February 1937, Page 15 (Supplement)

Women’s Institute

MILSON At the February meeting Mrs Murphy welcomed a very large attendance expressing the hope that all had spent an enjoyable holiday. Sympathy was expressed with the relatives of the late Mrs Griggs, members standing a moment in silence. Sympathy was also expressed with the Misses Whittaker and Terry who are indisposed with tho hope they would soon bo restored to health. A children’s party is to b« held at the Milson hall the first Saturday after the schools re-open. Circle leaders presented their reports. Plans were made for the annual picnic to be held at the home ut Mrs McKenzie (convener of the garden circle) on February 17. Miss Gwen Gibbs held the attention of the meeting very pleasantly her subject being 4 4 Tho Value of Dancing in Relation to Health and Education” (reported elsewhere). Afternoon tea was served by the many cheery hostesses then each member was called upon to give an account of holidays. Hostesses for next month will be Mesdames Wright, McDowall, Price, Dearlove, Aullnecb, Regan, W. Smith, Mills, Johnston, Treash and Misses Townsend and Regan.