FEILDING

Manawatu Standard, Volume LIV, Issue 288, 2 November 1934, Page 4

FEILDING

ST. PAUL’S SUNDAY SCHOOL.

ANNUAL TEA. On Wednesday evening the annual tea and entertainment of St. Paul’s Presbyterian Sunday School was held in St. Paul’s Hall, the gathering being attended by a large number of children who found ample good things provided for them to which they did lull justice. Many adults were also present. Following tea, games and community singing formed the programme until 7.30 when the superintendent took the chair. A concert programme followed, the items comprising pianoforte solos and duets, vocal numbers and elocutionary items. The special feature of the evening were two Highland dances performed by Joyce Butler and Margery Syme, accompanied on the pipes by Pipe-Sergeant Butler. Certificates gained in the recent Sunday School Union examinations were presented by Eev. D. R. McDonald, who was greeted with cheers by the children to show their appreciation of his return amongst them. A happy evening was concluded by cheers being given for teachers and friends who had contributed to make the gathering successful.

CRICKET SEASON. OPENING TO-MORROW.

Weather permitting, the Feilding cricket season will onen to-morrow, when the following will be the teams:— Public Service.—L. J. Wild, D. Fergusson, D. Hart, P. G. Stevens, H.

G. Whitehead, Z. McLeod, M. Bari trop, O. Iliglit, T. Amadio, E. H. Lange.

Old Boys.—Brock, Dewe, Connell (2), Eade, Hayward, Huston, Finlay, Mitchell, Smith, V. Whitehead. Emergencies. Whisker and Poole. Feilding.—Seniors: Buist, Donaldson, Jeffs, Laing, Mantell, Fitzpatrick, Sievers, Biss, Hansen,- H. Dewe, Carter. Juniors: F. Dewe, Kennedy, B. Kitchen, Grmdrod, Green, Fergusson, Ferri, Rosser; R. Kitchen, Ruddell. Telford. J. Waldin, M. Waldin, Howell, H.'Fitzherbert, MacLeod, Elliott, Blamires, Hocken, Power. Emergencies: M. Fitzherbert, Shepherd. Umpires for the games are:—Feilding v. Colyton, Messrs C. B. McClure and E. A. Garlick; Public Services v. Old Boys, Messrs R. Jones and G. J. Fitzpatrick.