DICKENS FELLOWSHIP
SATISFACTORY PROGRESS Satisfaction with last season's session, increasing membership and interest, and greater activity, is expressed in the report submitted at the fourth annual meeting of the Auckland Dickens’ Fellowship held on Thursday evening. The retiring president, the Rev. A. B. Chappell, presided over an attendance of nearly 50. Appreciation was expressed of the services of the retiring president, who had occupied that position since the society’s inception. Officers were elected as follow:—President, Mrs. Kennth Gordon; vice-pre-sidents. Miss Statham. Messrs TV K Arey, T. Clarkson, G. G. Grant. C. Kidson and I*'. S. T. Little; secretary, Mrs. K. H. Culpan: treasurer. Mr. .7 W Kealy; committee, Mrs. TV. R. M. Free Miss Robinson, Rev. A. B. Chappell’ Messrs. Preston, Chambers and TV. s. ‘ST 1 * uditor ’ Mr. c. Robinson. ihe first ordinary meeting of the fifth session will be held on April 24, when an address will be given by the past president, and the incoming presi*>e A programme of illustrative readings will be given.
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Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 946, 12 April 1930, Page 10
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