FURTHER AWARDS

Evening Post, Volume CXVII, Issue 147, 23 June 1934, Page 6

FURTHER AWARDS

BIBLE CLASS COMPETITIONS

The following awards were made by the judges, Messrs. Clement -May and ]■[.. Temple White, at last evening's session of the intcr-Uiblc class musical and elocutionary competitions:—

Junior Pianoforte Solo.—Miss JJ. Downing, St. Paul's (Anglican), 1; Master Jl. Milne, St. Stephens (Presbyterian), ~; Miss I. Williamson, St. Giles (Presbyterian), 3. Non-Humorous Recitation, 17 years ami under.—Master J\. Burgess. Lower Jlutt Methodist, 1; Miss P. Rough, St. Giles Presbyterian, 2; Miss P. Melvain, Lower Hutt Methodist, and Miss A. Lawson. Taranaki Street Methodist, equal, 3.

Spifrario Solo.—Miss K. Parton, St. John's 'Presbyterian, 1; Miss J. Myers,' Taranaki Street Methodist, 2;- Miss T. Baigcnt, St. James's, Lower Hiitt (Anglican), and Miss J. Hobbs, Brooklyn Methodist, equal, 3. Tenor Solo. —Mr. X.. L. Howe, Taranaki Street Methodist. 1; Mr. P. Wilson. Vivian Street Baptist, 2; Mr. J. Armstrong, St. John's Presbyterian, 3.

Impromptu Speeches.—Mr. E. L. Howe, Tavanaki Street Methodist, 1; Mr. 1. Stevenson, St.-John's Presbyterian, 2; Miss F. Sharp, St. James's (Anglican). 3. Reading tit Sight.—Mr. G. H. Ivory, Vivian Street Baptist, 1; Miss A. Lawson, Taranaki Street Methodist. 2; Mr. li. Hoi-robin, Taranaki Street MetUodist. 3.

■ '.Che second of tho one-act plays recalled at tho special session held last week was played by Thorndon Methodist classes. '"Captain Cook and tho Widow."

The competitions 'will end at Wesley Hall tonight with a comprehensive programme, including musical, elocutional-}', and items of dramatic art.

The annual meeting of the HataitaiRoaeneath committee of the Returned Soldiers' Association wjll be' held in the Hataitai School on Monday, at S p.m.