Y’s Reports.

White Ribbon, Volume 25, Issue 290, 18 August 1919, Page 14

Y’s Reports.

TLMARU. June*. Mrs Napier’s visi*, on her wa\ to Auckland to catch the Niagar, lor the Home Country, was a very pleasant surprise. Slw* addic ss,*<i the* gills, and received hearty than! and Irest wishes for a safe- voyage-. \ very clear and cone ise* account of Co# vention was given by our delegate, Miss Wagstaff, and the President, nn behalf of the girls, thanked her for so ably representing us .it Convention Great pleasure was expressed that, despite her multiplicity of duties. Nur** C.nncTon has accepted the position of President to our Branch; also that Miss Buxton has undertaken the work of Secretary so enthusiastically. At our last meeting Pastor Nicholb addressed the girls on ‘‘Self-Control,” and it "a* much appreciated. Three delegates were- appointed to the No l icense' Campaign Committee. INVERCARGILL. |ulv 7. Attendance good. Reported that one member has secured 1; new members this month, and another seven, and a third six. Other mem hern were urged to follow these good examples. Decided to hold our .innual social on September *|rd, and call it the Mysterious Supper. Mr Wallace*. an honorary member, has paid the fi’c for the hall. Mr (lilkinson gave* a splendid acldrcs> on tin* n.*<*c for Prohibition and tbc folly of State Control, and was heartilv thanked Mr*. Paisley tlu n enlisted manv of th« gills a> subscrilx-rs and as wotkets t' flu* campaign. The singing of the Peace llvmn closed the mc-et.ng, INVERCARGILL. Aug. 4. There was a fair ittenc’ ance. Miss Birss presided. \ let was received from the- Returned Soldiers’ \s-otiation thanking the Cnion foi the tea rooms held for the soldi! is duiiiig the- Peace (Vlebra lions. Twentj new mrml>ers wen secured duiiiig the month. One* n«■» metnhei ini’i.ited.