amongst the, men J... Trevor Thomas, the President, Way' modestly proclaiming that with all their bashfulness, Welshmen had the Celtic gift of Seeing that good men did not depart with their worth unrecognized. Mr, LI. Prytherch, also off on leave, had been the treasurer of St. David's Society for seven years and had given them a balance sheet with a credit, Not only fom his work, but for his personal popularity, he' was thoroughly well deserving' of the silver salver which the members of the Society wished him to accept a small token of their appreciation Of his services.
Mr. Erie Davies, seconding the President's remarks, said that Mr. Prytherch was deserving of more recognition, He had an exceptional way with him, for it had been his custom to send each member his hits at Toast Lire times and most of them paid on each occasion, with the result. that not only were the Society's accounts balanced, but they had a handsome figure to the credit
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