SALES OF WORK

Evening Post, Volume CVI, Issue 106, 1 November 1923, Page 3

SALES OF WORK

A sale of work in aid pf'St Peter's Parish funds waa opened by Mrs. Sprotfc in the church schoolroom -yesterday afternoori. There was a good attendance at both the afternoon and evening sessions, and continuation.of. the effort this afternoon and evening should-result in. a clearance of the majority of articles. StaUholders are : Guild 5t..11. Me^ames Jphnsan, and Duff-;, fancy, Mesdames Smyths and Jarman, and Miss Seagar; bran tubs, Mrs. Rose and Mrs. Brown and the Misses Rose; produceiMesdames Bethune, D. Anderson, G Didsbury, and Misges Caughey and Uair; flowers, Misses Kender, Mills and Didabury; sweets, Women's Clubnovelty, Mer?« Club; needlework, G.F.S In the evening an entertainment was given by the junior pupils of Miss Helen' td n6r> Which Breatly._appreciA successful sale of work-organised by the Ladies' Auxiliary of the V.M C A was held yesterday afternoon in Bonbank Hostel, The Terraoe. Mrs. Parr declared the sale open, and the Hon. C. J. Parr, Minister of-Education, commented on the good work being done by the. YM.C.A. in keeping boys on the right track. There was a good variety of articles, and the Street Day Fund i-!u Ol}£ ,^ enefit «»«derably as a result, Shallholders were : Jlrt.stall, Mrs. Piper and Mrs. Hall; pl am work, Mrs. Fossette, Mrs. Hannah, and Mrs, Kelly; produce, Miss Fraser ; and 'Mrs. Hott; sweets, Misses Findlay, Dawson, and Hopkirk; afternoon tea, Miss Childs. and Mrs- W?5 G°mu ACss Lola Tingey. presented Mrs. Parr with an attractive bouquet. .. •' '■'. ". :■■: . .,