METHODIST CHURCH

King Country Chronicle, Volume XXIV, Issue 3238, 4 December 1930, Page 5

METHODIST CHURCH

ANNIVERSARY SERVICE. The Sunday School anniversary services in connection with the Methodist Church, concluded with a public tea and concert which was a great success. Captain Carmichael, Sister Rita and Rev. Hall were the appointed speakers and their addresses were much appreciated. The prizes were distributed by Rev. J, Grindlay to those obtaining 75 per cent, of marks. Votes of thanks were accorded those who helped with the anniversary, especially the members of the Ladies’ Guild, and Mr. W. S. Cato as conductor of the anniversary.

The following programme of musical and other items was rendered at the concert to an appreciative audience: —Chorus, Bible Class Gills, “There’s *a Meeting Here”; song, Winnie Tiriana, “E Parera”; song, Muriel Banfield, “Perfect Bay”; violin solo, George Morratt, “In a Monastery Garden”; recitation, Joyce Anderson, “Puppy Dog”; girls’ chorus, “Johnnie Schmoker”; recitation, Alfred George; recitation, Betty Annabell; trio, Maori Girls’ College (guitar and ukelele); recitation, Hilda Elliott; pianoforte, Stella Reardon, “Holy City”; recitation, Jef. Dean; duet, Winnie Hall and Eileen Elliott, “Garden of Happiness”; Poi solo, Eliza Pihama; song, Peggy Ferguson, “Just For To-day”; recitation, P. Peterson; duet, W. and R. Banfield; song, Gordon Banfield; pianoforte duet, Richard and Peggy Ferguson; B.C. dialogue.