W.C.T.U

Nelson Evening Mail, Volume LVI, 12 October 1922, Page 6

W.C.T.U

SALE OF WORK The annual sale of work in connection witii the W.C.T.U. opened af St. John's Hall this afternoon. The various stalls are well filled. A particulaily line assortment of children’s clothing is to be found in the work stall; those interested in flowers have a large variety of choice seedlings to choose from; while cakes and sweets make a tempting display. Several competitions are to be held, while the young folk will find much to interest them in the Christmas Tree in charge of the L.T.L. . , 'I his evening the sale, will be continued, when an. additional attraction will bo found in a first-class musical programme to be submitted. The W.C.T.U. is deserving of every support in the worthy work they are interested in, and no doubt the public will show their appreciation in large numbers and opening their purses to the fullest extent. Following arc the stallholders Work stall; Mesdamcs Watson, J. Scott. Produce stall: Mesdamcs Edmonds. Kirby, and H. Wood. Cakes and Sweets: Mrs Lang, Misses Wilkinson and Talbot. Plant stall: Mesdamcs C. Moyea, Bell, and Miss Whitney. Jurnb'e stall; Miss I’elhetick. Competitions; Mrs Kemp and Mis? Web lev“Y” stall: Misses Mason, Nock. Hunter, and Torrence Tea-room • Mesdamcs Walker. Wilkinson. Edridge, Savage, and Astell. Christmas Tree: In charge of (lie L.T.L. Mr Freeman judged the cakes, etc., and made the following awards:— White bread, Mrs Cliing 1: plain scones, Mr G. White 1, Mrs Ciiing 2. Airs Kirby 2; fancy scones, Mr Verco 1, Mrs White 2; sponge roll. Airs John ston 1. Mrs Moves 2; sponge sandwich, Mrs Rowe 1 and 2; nut bread, Airs Ching 1, Airs Frazer 2 ; pikelets, Airs Rowe 1, Miss Stevens 2.