ST. PETER'S CHURCH

Evening Star, Issue 22798, 5 November 1937, Page 11

ST. PETER'S CHURCH

ANNUAL BAZAAR The annual bazaar organised by the Bt. Peter’s Church Ladies’ Guild was opened yesterday afternoon in the Parish Hall, Cargill road, by Arch-' deacon Whitehead, who was introduced by the vicar, the Rev. A. B. Pywell. In the course of an interesting address the Archdeacon _ recalled his several pleasant associations with the parish and his continued interest in its welfare. He said he had come to realise that such events as bazaars, besides being a helpful source of revenue, also became a useful medium of social activity through regular guild meetings. The speaker felt sure the bazaar would bo successful from a financial viewpoint. He congratulated the president (Mrs J. M'Currach), secretary (Mrs H. C Flinders), and guild members on their attractive display. The bazaar was continued _ to-day. and will remain open this evening and to-morrow afternoon and evening. The stall-holders are:— Plain and Fancy.—Mesdames M'Currach, Pywell, Stewart, C. Martin, Boult, Cross, Faigan, and Perry, Cakes.— Mesdames H. C. Flinders, Saxton, C. Baker, and Miss Featherstone. . . . Produce. —Mesdames Price, Williamson, Ombler, and Paine. Sweets.—Misses Homan, Simpson, Holden, Baker, Sharpe, and Mrs Gwynne. Flowers.—Misses Hutchins and M'Currach. Christmas Tree.—Mesdames Homer, Butcher, Hitchcox, Miss Page, and young helpers. Refreshments Mesdames Isaac, Wright, Sharpe, and Oliphant. Men’s Stall and Competition.—The Vestry.