PAPANUI METHODIST CHURCH.

Press, Volume LX, Issue 18152, 15 August 1924, Page 6

PAPANUI METHODIST CHURCH.

Hiss Lucj CoTrat; and bar talented pupils a grand concert in the Pap.anui Tonn Ha.ll on Wednesday night, in aid of the new Sunday Schcol fund of the Methodist Cinirch. Tho perionality of tho teachtr, and tho ability . of. the .pjrformer?, .were oufijeient to attract an audience which fined the spacious hail. The excellence of tha items was exhibited from the first, &nd the aadicnco became sj appr ciati.e ths-t encores had to be refused. During the even* in.3; fhe Rev. H. Ryan expressed the thanks of the church for the gracious end krndy help rendered- 'by Miss Lucy Cowan in arranging the concert, ar.d Mrs Kyan on behalf of the Ladies' Guild, presentii her with a beautiful bouquet of ■violets and spring flowers. Hiss Cowan responded, giving ail tha credit to th'e perforaers. Th» corcfrt vra.3 a. jTEat 3uccess, rot on!? from '■' at standpoint of finance, but in the un•li'ited enjoyment. it javc to thoso who were present. The programme was as follow*: Song,' Jluriel Kershiu"; recitation,' Dawsott Douglss; song, Ewart Douglas; mosologu®, "Pierrot,"' Ms-lcolm Kickaxd; -cag, "Xhs Fare ell," Foster; s'.-et'-h '-T'l; Eisn Aitist," ITUs Gladys O'Coansll; toaj "The Lilac Tree," Jean Hughes; recitation "The Littlfe Shirker," C'.ive McXeil; J«>n? ilr Harro*a-, roll 6ong, "Sa.wdu6t," Kathleen Bead; - character song "Buttons," ''Joan Hughes; dialogue, Eula Shaw and Winnie Pilgrim; character ocng, "Queen cf Connemna," PonaH FcsU?-; -ecitaton. * Rea^in<r under Difficulties," Muriel Kenhaw; toag ■Mr Hs noway; sketch, "Tbs Charlady," Joan Hughes; soujj, Muriel Kershaw; recitation, '"£o Did I,'' Dawson Dcuglaa: retfi' tation, Kathleen Read- duet, "0 Xo, John,' Joan Hughes and Muriel Kershaw; recitation, 'TVteji Father goes to Lodge/' il*l-

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