ST. MARK'S SCHOOL
BAZAAR AND ENTERTAINMENT
For over twenty years the annual bazaar and children's entertainment of St. Mark's Church School has been building up a tradition of its own as a red-letter day for children, and parents, and, year by year, a longer list of ex-pupils. It has altered very little in its main impressions—impressions of small fresh-faced children on their best behaviour and very conscious of the special holiday; of young performers, cheerful, and strenuously bent upon their items; parents relaxed into holiday mood; and well-stocked stalls surrounded with chatter and bustle.
Yesterday's bazaar at St. Mark's was opened by Mrs. Sprott, who seldom fails to attend any of the school's functions. She was wearing an anklelength frock and coat of black wool georgette with a cluster of white flowers at the throat and a small black hat finished with eire ribbon. She was presented with a sheaf of red and blue flowers tied with the school colours by Lois Parsons, the school "queen." Also on the platform were
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Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 132, 1 December 1938, Page 18
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171ST. MARK'S SCHOOL Evening Post, Volume CXXVI, Issue 132, 1 December 1938, Page 18
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