CHURCH OF CHRIST.

Press, Volume LXVIII, Issue 20729, 14 December 1932, Page 19

CHURCH OF CHRIST.

SUNDAY SCHOOL CONCERT. The llrds Sunday School concert in tho now hall was held last night by the Moorhouse Avenue Church of Christ. There was a large audience and tho various items, which were as follows were well received: —Pianoforte solo Neroli Han ship; vocal solo. Eric Moses: Goblin's Song, Miss Olsen's class; song in character, Shirley Ames; vocal tolo, Aisla Cuthbertson; dialogue, "Plodders," junior boys- song, "Three Green Bonnets," junior girls l recitation, "Stick," AValter Xeilsou; dialogue. Miss Craig's class; vocal duet, Gwen itcßride and Lola Mauship; playette, "Catching the Ghost," junior Biblo Class; vocal solo, Lorraino Ford; recitation, Walter Eeiter; vocal solo, Gwen Simpson; interval; pianoforte solo, Daphne Eraser; vocal solo. Lola Manship; song, "Daisy Queen," junior girls; a scene without words, boys; recitation, Dorothy Olsen; vocal solo, Northleigh Iteeves; surprise item, senior Bible Class young men; vocal solo. Beth Stevens: dialogue, Miss Readhead's class. Sunday School Ecport. During the concert Mr A. L. Pigti presented tho annual report and balance-sheet of the Sunday School. A balance of £1 0s 6d was disclosed. Tho annual report stated that -ho desire of many years had been realised in the erection of the fine up-to-date new building, | which would mean improved workiug facilities and greater progress. Attendance at Sunday School classes had been very gratifying. The sum of £l4 16s 9d had " heeu passed over to tho building fund as a result of the solfdenial boxes given to each class, i.nd Sister Keadhead was to be congratulated on hor efforts for this fund. " The school in general had achieved excellent results in tho recent examinations, and the Moorhouse Avenue School had won the the shields for schools with over JO pupils. Prise-winners had been Doris Cuthbertson ✓ second prize, grade 4), Aileen Crowe (second prize, CTBde 6), Iris (fourth prize trade 6'' Eigbt scholars had receivdd honour and 38 had passed. The average at£n£nee for the year had been 66, with 84 on the roll. " The staff numbered 18, *nd there were 11 classes. I