L.T.L. Reports.

White Ribbon, Volume 25, Issue 289, 18 July 1919, Page 15

L.T.L. Reports.

TURAKINA

torn* 27. First meeting. Over 30 Jdrcn present, and the young oflil took their places at the table and fDimed their duties very creditably, hort programme was Riven by tlx* a,iron, and an address by the Superhdent. A song was sung in |v»n, and closed the meeting, hn jura* 12th Mrs Duxhcld visited bkina, and organised a branch in j Maori Girls’ School. The fol[injf evening a public meeting was ri m the Public Hall, the attendance M \er\ good. Mrs Duxtield e\ infd the working of the L.T.L., l after teaching the children a Ilf, oig.mised a branch, officers be- | elected as follows; Superintend . \lr» Wilson, assisted by Miss inn. Refreshments were handed Ki.fri and the singing ot the Dox p- concluded a verv successful

ARAMOHO. lay 24. Opening session, attend;e*ood. The President’s prize foi ring most new members resulted in if between Ada and Vera Gilmour, I each received a book. Three new nbers. imp (). Our first Hand of Mercy 'mg. Recitations and readings, lessons on kindness to animals. If new members took the pledge, ping closed with Mizpah Benedictine. 21. Weather bad, attendance, f Temperance lessons. Election nfficers; Pres., Lexie Christie; r-Pres., George Whitlock and Kitr. Bs Sec., Elsie Dudley; Treas., ■rue Dudley; Librarian, Eileen ■n»ur; Supt. “Young Crusader,’ Bio Christie ; Pres. Hand of Mercy, Be Dudlev. Five new member * Billed.