DRURY

Pukekohe & Waiuku Times, Volume 7, Issue 409, 13 September 1918, Page 4

DRURY

At the last monthly meeting of the Drury-Runciman branch of the Women's Patriotic League afternoon tea was provided by Mrs James Blake, and the undermentioned goods were handed in for transmission to Auckland League, viz, 95 pairs of sox, 2 pairs bed sox, and 3 pairs of mittens, worked by the following: Mesdames Strong 10 pairs, McMurtrie and John Blake 7 pairs each, Robson, Glasson, snr, and Morrison 5 pairs each, W H, C. Glasson 4 ' pairs, Girdwood 3 pairs, W. Brem- J ner, Hill, Flanagan, Barclay, Fyfe, | Pemberton 2 pairs each, MoNaughton, Hewlett, T Brooks, Lodge, W. Brooks, Small field 1 pair each, ' Misses Elsie Morrison 5 pairs, Madge, Hilda and Mavis Moirison, Mac-, Pherson, Appkby 4 pairs each, Girdwooi 3 pairs, P. Cossey 2 pairs, G. Cossey 1 pair, Miss Smallfield 2 ' pairs bed sox, Mrs John Dickson 3 I pairs mittens. |

The effort on behalf of raising funds for the Red Cross still goes on apace, a strong committee has been working earnestly in this cause and part of their programme is to hold a Paddy's Market on the 13th of this month. I learn that the function is to be held in the Drury hall and that the hall on that occasion is to represent an Irish village, with all the fun of the fair thrown in. The President of the Committee (Mr W. H. C. Glasson) and his able lieutenants, Messrs Robson and Fielding, have been hard at work to make the function a pleasure to visitors and a financial success. Their efforts deserve due recognition.