... Many War Workers Fill Plymouth Y.W.C.A. CINCE the outbreak of war the Guides of the 14th Plymouth Company have not been idle At the united annual meeting of Plymouth branches of the V W C.A. yesterday Miss G. Brown, the District Commissioner, said that they had been helping at the Prince of Wales's Hospitals sorting newspapers, silver paper, stamps, and other articles. They have also knitted ...

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