Several other subjects were raised by members and interesting sions took place. Mrs. Dorothy Lee made an excellent speech on the necessity for curtailment of such pleasures as cinemas, theatres, dancing tures on luxuries, etc. dering of more help by e older and younger people alike to aid the men and women, in the services at home, who were making such enormous sacrifice Her remarks were received with loud approbation.
Mr. C.
W. Porter spoke on the posed fe ation of a War Savings sociation which was now being taken in hand and the meeting terminated with a very hearty vote of thanks to the British Women's Association for the use of the hall.
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