Nov 1965 It was decided to send Christmas parcels to over 65s this year. Oct 1967 Decided to support the Isle of Ely Society for the Blind again. Jan 1985 Several members offered to knit vests for the children of Losotho. May 1991 Decision to have a Knit In for Cheshire Homes. Childbirth, Childhood, Jan 1924 Mrs Smith proposed that For a party for Marriage, Death Mrs Shippey should the children order 8 dozen toys of the village – rattles, trumpets etc Jan 1926 The Secretary was asked to send a letter of Death of Mr Brown, sympathy to Mrs Brown Rector from the members of the WI. Aug 1933 Mrs Shippey presented our late secretary with a bookcase, from the members on the occasion of her wedding. Sep 1934 The President the members to stand for 1 minute in silence to the memory of Mrs Cook . . . who died recently. Oct 1935 A short reference was made to the passing of Mrs Gee, who had been a member for many years. The Vice President promised to send a letter of condolence to the family. Oct 1936 . . . an appeal to members to impress on children the need for care on the road. Feb 1952 The members & visitors stood in silence in memory of the late King George VI Feb 1954 . . . proposed . . . that floral tributes for deceased members do
Nov 1965 Oct 1967 Jan 1985 May 1991 It was decided to send Christmas parcels to over 65s this year. Decided to support the Isle of Ely Society for the Blind again. Several members offered to knit vests for the children of Losotho. Decision to have a Knit In for Cheshire Homes. Childbirth, Childhood, Marriage, Death Jan 1924 Jan 1926 Aug 1933 Sep 1934 Oct 1935 Oct 1936 Feb 1952 Feb 1954 Mrs Smith proposed that Mrs Shippey should order 8 dozen toys – rattles, trumpets etc The Secretary was asked to send a letter of sympathy to Mrs Brown from the members of the WI. Mrs Shippey presented our late secretary with a bookcase, from the members on the occasion of her wedding. The President the members to stand for 1 minute in silence to the memory of Mrs Cook . . . who died recently. A short reference was made to the passing of Mrs Gee, who had been a member for many years. The Vice President promised to send a letter of condolence to the family. . . . an appeal to members to impress on children the need for care on the road. The members & visitors stood in silence in memory of the late King George VI . . . proposed . . . that floral tributes for deceased members do For a party for the children of the village Death of Mr Brown, Rector
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