The Salvation Army Concert

Inangahua Times, 7 December 1929, Page 2

The Salvation Army Concert

On Thursday evening, a very enjoyable hour and a half was spent, when a programme was given by the young people. It was indeed very creditable. The performers were delighted to see a full hall of people, which showed very much the interest of the townsfolk Adjutant Nelson (Christchurch), made a very able chairman, sandwiching between the items a little humour. Especially worthy of mention was the clever club-swinging by Lieut. Drummond. A character song by the Boy Scouts, entitled “Jolly Workers,” brought forth much applause. Solos by Misses Trembatb and Doran, recitations by Miss M. Chandler, other character songs and tableaux, were all delightful to the audience. A most important feature of the programme, was the Dedication Service > of Brother and Sister Walker’s infant daughter, Margaret Evelyn Walker I Altogether the evening was a success and all patrons were heartily thanked ) for their support and interest in thie, t such a noble work of helping the young I a people, who are the coming citizens, | j