ST. ANDREW’S GUILD

Manawatu Standard, Volume LXV, Issue 227, 24 August 1945, Page 7

ST. ANDREW’S GUILD

Children of St. Andrew’s Church Sunday school and their parents were entertained at a party yesterday by members of the Church toocial Guild, who make a feature of the event each year during the August school iio'liuays. in welcoming the guests, the president (Mrs At. mitcliison; said that siie thought it was the largest party yet held. Before adjourning to tot. Andrew's Hall, a programme of items was given, by the children, who were directed by iVlesdames A. Coutts and Lyons and Aiiss I. Granston. 'Hie performers were: Primary children, opening hymn; kindergarten, short songs; Pat Williams, Betty Telford, Marlene tokinner, itobert AloDonald, Iloss Pilkinton, Bobby Langford, Colin Telford, Sandra Scott, Fiona liiddet, Kathleen Dolby, Daphne Brown, Graham Hubbard, Barbara Doak, Ken Wingate, Pat Bennett, Mary Hubbard, Jean .Wilson, Joy McDowali, Jim Wilson, recitations; Brian Taylor, Bex Clarke, Pamela Gibson, Atm Smith, Alargaret Hubbard, Barbara Dowling, D. Donald, .songs; Ann Smith and Pamela Creighton, skipping dances; Hazel Watkins, Jane Anderson, Lynette Hall, Dick

Cleaver, May AicDovval'l, llobert Black, Camille Pollard, June Webster, pianoforte solos; Helen and Shirley McEwen, vocal duets; Boss Gordon, violin solos. In the bail, the long table down the centre bad- been brightly decorated with red, white and blue crepe paper upon which were set Iceland poppies and a party tea. Two appealing cakes donated b> Alcsdames Aitchison and Croad were also on the table. Beautiful decorations car riod out with japonica, poppies and bulbs created a party atmosphere, the decorations being the work of Alesdamcs R. Port and J. L. Walker and Aiiss Stewart. Graham Hubbard pronounced Grace and after the good tilings had been enjoyed returned thanks and called for cheers which were given. The door hostesses were Alcsdames Croad, L. Hawk and to. Bradfield and members of the executive and friends donated the refreshments.