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January 1952
Sunday 27
Cool cloudy day - chilly at night & at even collapsing into a misty shower which did not continue.
Muir & Marge came at 11.15. I gave them morning tea & went home with them for day.
We had a short walk along Carabella St. past 56 where Em. Fullerton lived for some years.
In evening went to F.A.W. to hear N. Keesing, R. Mathews & R. Robinson read their poems & also some of N. Catos - all very badly & lifelessly.
Against protest I was made do a vote of thanks.
That Ingham was there also Edmonds some cousin of those Naylans.
Symptoms returned very stiffly I walked to St James with Pixie O'H. & Wendy Dixon nearly light-headed with fatigue & got home near 11.30.
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A few of the names here are hard to decipher and I couldn't find them in the Names listings:
- The name (or word) before "Ingham"
- and on the next line, is it "Naylans"
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