WOMEN'S WORKING CLUB.

Taihape Daily Times, Issue 220, 5 March 1917, Page 4

WOMEN'S WORKING CLUB.

The usual monthly meeting of the Taihape Women's Working Club was. held in the Club rooms on Friday, i:nd March. Present —Mesdames Shute, .in. the chairs, Knox, Turnbull, Miller, McAuliffe, Miss McAuliffe (hon. see) and Mr Munro. The minutes of the previous meeting, were read and confirmed. Accounts amounting to £39 Is ljd were passed for payment. During January and February 135. parcels were posted to the boys at the front ,and over 100 arc almost ready to p05t....... Mrs Timbs' resignation from the committee was accepted with regret. , It-.w.as decided to hold the annual public meeting of the club on. the''f irk //Wednesday in April for> the election, of ; officers * for- 1917-18. „ . At the; request,.of Red Art. Union Committeei.the torender all help_possible to TCem for their sports pnyL7th ,Max§k. The Club Committee are making a special effort this .wepk to do u» parcels for the front and wish to ask the men and women, p£_ tie, town to attendin large nunibers. ; at ! the .Club, rooms each evening from 7.30 to i 0 to pack. Any one.,,knowing addresses of boys who have left the district are asked to kindly forward the same to tlie"seeretaryras soon as possible. ~-,T , ,.: . , .. x

The Club Committee wish to acknowledge: .gifts for sale at the shop during November, December, and January from the following: Mesdames Bashford, Finn, Troy, Brown, Hall, De Lacey, Little, Anderson, Darvill, Barsby, McAuliffe, McLennan, F. Smith, Turnbull, Aplin, Miller, Marsh, Bertenshaw, Sherwin, Miss Jones, Mesdames Shute, Addis, R. Old, W. Doole, Baddeley, E. Gifibs, Bartosh, Neagle, Miss M. Smith, Mesdames B'remner Oldham, Harford, Master Capill, Darvill, Mesdames Downing, Train, Miss Terry, Mesdames Powell, Strudwick, Oliver, Mataroa, Mr. James, Mesdames Knox, Oornford, Miss K'iernan, Mejtedaiites McKenzie, Shanley, Messrs Applin, Loader, Morgan and Co., scales, Mesdames Absolum, Peters, Miss McDonald, Mesdames McGregor, McRae, Miss Addis, Mesdames O'Keefe, Henson, Stevens, Sheath, j Chapman, Laidlay, May, Garvin, Law, Wheeler, Jones, Evans Timbs Draper, I Miss McLaughlan, Mrs James, Miss I Myrtle Thompson, Mrs. Totman, Mrs. Bellis, Master Joe Kuhtze. Mesdames Russell, Simpson, Bowers, Davies, Watson, Stevens, Botfield, Theobald Stevens, Brown, Kendall, Cole, Piatt, O'Dea, Miss Reichardt, Mrs. Campbell, Mesdames Woodhead, Brockley, Wilkie, Reichardt, Mr. E. G. Riddiford. |* We also wish to thank most heartily all those who did sewing and knitting, especially the school children of the Taihape and Utiku schools for hemming handkerchiefs and knitting scarves, and sending flowers, vegetables, etc. Mrs. Phillips, Utiku, "for 40 pairs sox, wool supplied, and Mrs. Bray, Utiku, for making up 200 flannels during the months of November and December; Mrs. Bremner, sox.