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White Ribbon, Volume 21, Issue 2, 1 March 1949, Page 12

NEW BRIGHTON, Ist Thurbda>, 2.15 p.m. in Methodist Schoolroom. Pres., Mrs. Edmond; Sec., Mrs. Ellis, 79 Arncliffe St.; Treas., Mrs. F. Mitchell, 111 Lonsdale St.; W.R., Mrs. troy; C.R., Mrs. Mcllroy. NEW PLYMOUTH, last Wednesday, 2.30 p.nu, in Whitcley Hall. Pres., Mr>. E. Stewart, 22 Weymouth St.; Cor. Sec., Mrs. Wood, 2 Cutfield St.; Rec. Sec., Mrs. Oliver, Mt. Edgecumbe Kd.; Treas., Mrs. Morwood, Leach St.; W.R., Mrs. Brown, 38 Dorset A'«.; Seamen's Rest, Pres., Mrs. T. Harrell, barring Tee.; Sec., Mrs. K. Deare, Hanilyn St. NORTH-LAST VALLEY, 4th Thursday, 2.3 U p.m., Young Meu's Institute. Pres., Mrs. Peart, 860 George St.; Sec., Miss Gibbs, L 8 Norih Rd.; Tre.H. Mrs. Johnson, 1 Bouverie St.; W.R., Mr*. ilcLay, 24 Blacks Rd., N El. X \ O AMARU, 'Hall.yMen St., 2.30 jp.ui., 2nd Mondav. Pres., Mrs. Rawson, / Cross St.; Vice-Presidents, Mesdaines Darnel, Cawlev, ad Misses Cowan and Tosh; Sec., Mrs. Mcllraith, 10 Till St.; Treas., Mrs. McWhis‘ei, 30 Bother St.; W.R, Mrs. J. J. vlarke, 11 Tamar St.; C.R., Mrs. Poole. ONEHUNGA, 2nd Thursday, 2 p.m., Methodist Hall. Grev St. Pres., Mrs. F. W. Mountioy; Vice-Pres., Mesdames Stacev and Mushett and Miss Ca ugh ley; Sec., Mrs. W. Cullen, 8 Taiere Tee.; lreas., Mrs. A. Fordyce; W.R. and Horne Meetings, Mrs. C. Ashton; ( .R., Miss Caughley; Evangelistic, Miss H. Gngg; L.T.1... Mrs. .Moore; Press, Mrs. Mushett. OXFORD, 3rd Wednesday, 2.30 p.m. in Coro- ■ • Hall. I’ll-., Mi-, '".nil-. Mam bt. ; »ice-Pres., Mesdaines Ryue, Fenwick, Weston ,nd Miss CaverhiU; Sec., Mr . Trounce, c/o Post CHiice, Oxford; lreas., .Mrs. Carey, S.A. Headquarters; W.R., Mrs. E. McGrath; t R.. Mrs. Early; Band of Hope, Envoy Carey and Miss Coin y ns; fcvang., Mrs. Markham; Notable Days, Mrs. L. Jones. OTAHUHU, 3rd Thursday, 2.JU p.m., in Methodist Hall. Pres., Mrs. R. Hughes, Mason Ave.; Vice-Pres., Mesdames Carlisle and McCalluni, Sec. and lreas., Mrs. Beaumont, 5 Fairburn Rd.; W.R., Mrs. Hall; Flower and I’hilanthropic, Mr*. Mears. OTOROHANGA, 4th Friday, in Methodist Church, at 1.30 p.m. Pres., Mrs. C. Kennv; Vice-Pres., Mesdames C. Rogers and Hall; bee., Miss N. Rogers, Kio Kio R.D.; Treas., Mrs. J. C. Clark, Main South Rd.; Seamen’s Work, Mrs. Wharanui. OPAWA, 3rd Tuesday, Baptist Church. Pres., Miss E. M. Gainsford; Sec., Mrs. Campbell, 31 Allen St., CM.; Treaa., Mrs. Atkins, 100 Chester St., Cl.; W.R., Mrs. Patrick, 32 Buflfon St., Waitham; Vice-Pres., Mesdames Jenkins and Ewart Smith. OPOTIKI, 2nd Thursday, St. John s Hall, 3 jfctn. l’res., Mrs. J. R. Sinclair; Sec., Mrs. J. »\. Gordon, Box 85; lreas., Mrs J. T. itionmson; W.R., Mis. Comey; C.R.. Miss Met allum. PALMERSTON NORTH, Ist Tuesday, 2.30 p.m., Baptist Hall. Pres., Miss C Jamieson, 70 Albert St.; Sec., Mrs. Clandge, Milford Rd.; Treas., Mrs. Sexton; W.R., Mrs. Coles, 7 Oxford St.; C.R., Miss Connelly; Hospital Visitor, Mrs. White. PAFANUI, 4th Tuesday, 2.15 p.m.. Presbyterian Schoolroom. Pre6., Mrs. Tillman. Rec. Sec. and Treas., Mrs. Houder, 51 Mary St. Corr. Sec., Mrs. Elliott, Conihill St., St. Albans. \V.R., Mrs. Anderson, Bennett St. C.R., Mrs. Mayson. PAPATOETOE, 3rd Wednesday. 2.0 p.m., Methodist Hall, Kolmar Rd. Pres., Mrs. Bartlett, 132 St. George St.; Vice-Pres., Mrs. Knauf; Sec., Mrs. Mollard, Allenby Rd.; Treas., Miss T. Heaven, Cornwall Kd. PICTON, meets 2nd Tuesday, Methodist S.S. Hall. Pres., Mrs. E. M»>n, Durham St.; Vice Pees., Mrs. T. T. T«nnent, Aut»land St.; Sec., Mrs. J. Martien, Kent St.; Treas., Mrs. V. Kirken. Duller St.; W.R., Mrs. J. Martien, Band of Hope and “Y M Supts., Mr. and Mrs. Powell.