HARVEST FESTIVAL.
services at st. patl's ciickci], Tiie Harvest Festival services in St. Paul's Methodist Church on Sunday were highly successful, a large congregation being present in {he evening. There was (|uiie an exceptional display of fruit and ilowers and vegetables, and these were so tastefully arranged as to make a beautiful pictureThe Choir gave a very tuneful rendering of the Te Deum at the morning service, and of the anthems "Praise the Lord, Oh Jerusalem" and "Ye 'Shall Dwell in the Land*' at the evening serviceMiss Chunn's singing of "The Last Musj,er" was also greatly enjoyed. Appropriate sermons were preached bv the Ilex. E- 1). Patched. The festival will also be continued this evening in Wesley Hall, when (he gifts will be submitted to auction by Mr EWarnes-
An additional attraction will be a sweets and ice cream stall run by.the ladies of (lie Knitting Class in the interests of their patroitic work., Com me nee ai 8 ]>-m. Admission Tree.
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Greymouth Evening Star, 19 March 1917, Page 2
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