SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 16 August 1907, Page 2

SUNDAY SCHOOL UNION.

ANNUAL EXAMINATIONS. The examination of scholars conducted by the Sunday School Union on sth July was attended by the largest num: ber of scholars yet recorded; There were 751 candidates from 56 schools. All those who gained 75 marks and oyer will geY a prize and first-class certificate, those gaining 60 and under 75 will get a secoiid-class certificate, whilst 54 and uiider 60 entitles the scholar to a third-class certi fii ate. Hi the following record of those who have won prizes it will be. noticed that two scholars, Jessie M. Forsyth, of the Courtenay Place Congregational School, and Amy Anderson, of the Constable-street Congregational Sunday School, gained the full 100 marks. Both these scholars are in Grade V. (ages 10 and 11 years). The Governor is to present the prizes at a public meeting on Friday, the 30th inst. Nslson Baptist. — John Newton and Harold Cannington 82, Harold Robertson 79, Eric Black 48, Edith Robertson 65, George Edmonds and Erina Rankin 64, Percy Edmonds and Mary Petttt 62, Madge Robertson (0, Martin Strang 58, Gordon Newton 57 Frank Newton 48. . Nelson Congregational. — Joel Taylc: 93, Hilda Small 89, Gertrude Small 75. Doris Vercoe 72, Arthur Taylor and Mary Neve 70, Irene Small 63," Florence Kershaw 52, Lawrence Small 51. Nelson Church of Christ. — Dorothy Knapp 83, Russell Knapp 78, Edward Glover 76, Howard Ames 69, Jessie Vercoe 64, Clifford Knapp 60. Ell.-i ..ebb 55, Ashley Page and May Creed 52, Claude Page 45. Nelson Methodist. — Brunnette Derrick 95, Vauda Ellis 89. Gladys Thorpe 86, Violet Garland 82, Elsie Seldcn and Clarence Worlev 78. Keith Wen-lev and Vera Smith 76, "Stella Derrick 73, Grace Grove 70, Margaret Cairns 67, Charles Garland 65, Rupert Worley 63, Florence Shone 58, Stanley Robinson, Francis Thorpe 53, Alice Gee. **?man 52. Vanda Ellis, of Nelson Methodist, wins first prize in Grade VI., with 89 marks. Brunnetr*^ Derick, of the same school, ties for first prize in Grade 11., with Gladys Fathers, of Trinity Methodist, AVellington, each gaining 95 marks. Following is the analysis of the grades and marks of the foregoing : METHODIST. Grade I.— Florrie Shone 58, Alice Goodman 52. Grade 2.— Nettie Derrick 95, Elsie Seldon 78. Grade 3.— Viloet Garland 82, Clarena Worley 78, Vera Smith 76, Stella Derrick 73, Grace Grove 73, Margaret Cairns 67. Grade 4. — Rupert Worley 63. Grade 5. Frances Thorpe and Stanley Robinson 53. Grade 6. Vanda Ellis 89, Gladys Thorpe 86, Keith Worley 76, Jack Garland 65. BAPTIST." Grade 3.— John Newton and Harold Cannigton OZ, Mary Pettit and Percy Edmonds 62, Gordon Newton 57. Grade 4. — Harold Robertson 79, Edith Robertson 65, Erina Rankin and George Robertson 64, Frank Newton 48. Grade s.— Eric Black 68, Martin Strong 58. Grade 6. — Madge Robertson 60. CHURCH OF CHRIST. Grade 4.— Dorothy Knapp 83, Harold Ames 69, Jessie Vercoe 64, Ella Webb 55, Mary Creed and Ashlev Page 52. Grade 5. — Russell Knapp" 78, Edward Glover 76. Grade 6.— Clifford Knapp 60, Claude Page 45. - CONGREGATIONAL. Grade 2.— Hilda Small 89. Grade 3.— Arthur Taylor 70, Mary Neve 70. Grade 4.— lrene Small 63, Lawrence Smal 51. Grade s.— Joel Taylor 93, Gertrude Small 75, Doris Vercoe 72, Florence Kershaw 52.

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