JA '=UARY. 1920
Vol. Ill., No. 1
The Journal of the Land Girl and Every Country Woman
Bo precious, specially to-day."
(Nice man I You see, he knew our destination
and the reason thercfor.)
\Vhcn we were safely inside, on giving in our
names, each of us received a red carnation, just
the dear little personal touch for which our
Chief \Yelfare Officer (who is al~o our Editor) is
famous. Thus decorated, and relieved of rain·
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proofs and lugga.gf!-having prinked a. hit for
the glory of the Land Army-we were a.gsemblcd
in the main hSWOMAX, while we all
sang " Come, Lasses and Lads," at the tops of
our voices. 'l'he Land Army group wlu1 pre-
sented it were gaily <'rowned with 1ittll} \Heaths
o£ red and green, nnd certainly did us justicr:
in the tuatter of looks. After came \vonderful