ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 20892, 5 December 1929, Page 17

ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH.

ANNUAL SALE OF \VORK. The schoolroom of All Saints’ Church presented an unusually busy scene vesterday afternoon and evening, when'the annual sale of the Ladies’ Guild of All Saints’ Church was commenced. The brightly and artistically decorated stalls ar i anged round the schoolroom gave ample evidence of the careful preparations which had been made for the sale, and, laden as they were with well-chosen articles for sale, the success of the bazaar was assured. During both afternoon and evening the stall holders and their assistants were kept very busy supplying the requirements of their customers, and such was the business done during the day that the funds of All Saints Church should benefit considerably. In the evening a dramatic entertainment was given by members of the Otygo Women’s Club. The stall holders were as follow:—Guild— Mesdames Longford,, Hardy-Johnson, Moore, Russell, Misses Pearce and Cross; china— Mrs Lilly and Miss E. Howlison; variety —Mesdames Stanley Smith, Jones, Robertson, Wilson, and M’Eennan; produce —Mrs Fulton, assisted by mothers of All Saints’ Church; sweets—Mesdames G. Ritchie and Black; flower—Misses Hoperaft, Goldsmith, and Wilson; refreshment—Mesdames Williams, Dickenson, and Gray, and assistants; shooting gallery—Mr Major Warmau. This eventing, at the conclusion of the sale, another dramatic presentation will be given by members of the Otago Women’s Club.