CATHEDRAL SUNDAY SCHOOLS

Nelson Evening Mail, 16 May 1917, Page 2

CATHEDRAL SUNDAY SCHOOLS

The annual distribution of prizes 'n | connection with the Cathedral Sunday j schools took place at the Shelbourue Street Hall last evening;, when there wa.s | a large attendance. Dean Weeks presided, and the prizes were presented by Mrs Weeks. Following are the lists of awards : CHRIST CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL. •( ' iris. Junior Bible Class; Mamari Taylor 1, Bertha Hughes 2. Second Class : Helen Harrison 1. Nellie Barton 2. Hazel Millar 3. Kathleen Haynes and Kathleen Phelps special prizes. Third Class (a): Lucy Madigan 1. Vera Thomas 2. Una Lucas 3. Third (lass (b) : Elsie Moore 1. Lorna . .Miller 2. Marjorie Trent 3. j Fourth Class: Doris J\.night 1. Edna. \ Graham 2. Jovee Betis 3. j Bovs. Junior Bible Class: Haswell Sid ford 1. Basil Horn 2. Eric Weeks special prize. Second Class: Geoffrcv Rix-Trott 1, j Bert Lockyer 2. John Bush 3. | Third Class : Leslie Travels 1. An- j drew Craig 2, Guy Webb special prize. | Fourt Class : Richard Lucas 1, Harold | Bush 2. Oliver Hvde 3. Fifth Class: Willie Boyle. Bert Bar- I ton. Primarv Sundav School : Beth Tunes, Rose Craig. Zoo" Page, Ruth McLeod. | Russell Packard. Ralph Moore, Kevern j Rix-Trott. Jack xMartiu. THE WOOD SUNDAY 'SCHOOL. I Class 1: Ivy Esteour?. Olive Lessels. Class 2: Phyllis Harris, Stanley EstI court. Marjorie Navlor. I Class 3:' Cyril Rudman. Jack Est- | court. Cbtss 4: Jean Akehurst. Betty Akeurst, Kerri Harris. An enjoyable programme, of piano solos, songs, choruses and recitat ions -was given by the children under the direction of 'Mrs Terri.-s. A song by Dean Weeks was heartily encored. It was announced during the evening that Miss Hunter-Brown had presented a picture to the Sunday School, and that Mr G. A. Edmonds' had offered special prizes ! for bovs and girls for the ensuing year for l?ible-scarching. The. proceedings terminated with the singing of the National Anthem, 'i, I .qWSCTWggy.I 11 vm lIIIHB ill HS3