METHODIST CHURCH

Bay of Plenty Times, Volume XXXVIII, Issue 5485, 16 March 1910, Page 2

METHODIST CHURCH

SUNDAY SCHOOL ANNIVERS A lh»

There was a large attendance in A. Methodist Church last evening ul I occasion being the conclusion of IW anniversary celebrations (f the&ri»! School of "the Chuich. 'J he etS was devoted to vocal and instrument! items, recitations, and addresMT^j proved most enjoyable. Tho fulkjj?, I programme was most efficiently^? dercd : — £ong, " The Gift," £ Hulrne ; recitation, "OnlyaT««r'> Miss Smith; song, "Sister," )|jJL G. Carstens ; vioiin duet, MisagtehT ton and Mr Sherlock ; song, " Jv! Fairies," Mrs Hopper; violin *&, "In the Gloaming," Mr SUV^I song, " Play in Your Own Backvtrf'i Mrs T. C. Allely. Ibe Sunday BcfccJ report was read and spoken to U |L superintendent, Mr M. Spence," ft. Steventon delivered a short addren a Sunday School work, while Rer. 4, Hopper paid a tribute to the diugcfci of the Sunday Schoolteachers, tndtr, pressed a hope that all parents «mU render them assist inca in their eftnti by sending the children regoltrly ts school. At the conclusion of the n». gramme prizes were presented »g unfa to the successful scholars by Mrs W.J Smith, one of the teachers : — Girls, Class I— May Spence (2(H marks) 1 , Vern Spence (187) 2, XheVi VVayte (170) 3. Girls, Class II — Maggie Spcace (167 marks) 1, Mabel Carpenter (16$) •J, Mary Carpenter (151)3. • Junior Boys— Harry Carpenter (l« marks) 1, Eric Wayte 2, Qtmt Spence (139) 3. Infants — Samuel Spence (1 18 nutty 1, Elsa Wayte (110) 2, Eileen Wtjfc (107) 3, Elsie Carpenter (104) 4. C.nduct — Vera Spence. Reward cards will bo presented i« all the pupils of the infant clv*. other than prize* winners, on Sonfer 27th instant.