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the ladies has carried on a clothing club since 1921, to which mothers
could contribute small sums weekly and withdraw the whole or part
of their contributions as necessity arose. During 1930, £5 16s. 2d.
was saved by 12 mothers.
Owing to the number of mothers attending the Valentines
Centre and to which I referred in my last report, arrangements were
made to transfer a portion of the Centre to a new Centre at Woodford
Avenue. This was opened on the 2nd July, 1930.
The Barkingside Welfare Centre was transferred to more
commodious premises at Holy Trinity Church Hall, Mossford Green,
on 5th January, 1931.
During the year the following attendances were recorded:—
Figures for
1929. 1930.
Total number of attendances of infants 32,971 36,710
First attendances 1,970 2,056
Total number of children on roll, December
31st, after omission of all those who had
not attended for six months 2,323 2,465
First Attendances—
Jan. Feb. Mar. Apl. May June July Aug. Sept. Oct. Nov. Dec.
220 140 146 188 165 123 194 162 210 243 160 105
Subsequent Attendances—
3409 2738 2654 2713 2862 2201 3366 2020 2959 4263 3198 2271