CHURCH CHOIR

Otago Daily Times, Issue 22831, 16 March 1936, Page 3

CHURCH CHOIR

' SUCCESSFUL FLOWER SHOW A successful flower show was held by the Hanover Street Baptist Church choir on Saturday, when entries, especially in the industrial section, were very good. The judges were Mesdames Strachan, Ryan, Megget, the Misses M’Donald, and Mr Strachan. The following are the results: — POT' PLANTS. Two greenhouse plants—Mrs Purdie 1 and 2. One begonia—Mrs Purdie 1 and 2. Two ferns —Mrs Purdie 1. Two native ferns—Mrs Purdie 1. One hanging basket of fern —Mrs Purdie 1. CUT FLOWERS. Decorative bowl of flowers —Mrs Maxwell 1. Dahlias, three double—S. K. Kay I and 2. Dahlias, three cactus —St R. Kay 1 and 2. Asters—Mrs Hendry 1. Collection of cut flowers, three species— Mrs Purdie 1, Miss B. Stewart 2. Collection of cut flowers, six species—Mrs Purdie 1, Miss B. Stewart 2. Carnations—Miss J. Kerens 1. Mangolds— Mrs Hendry 1, Mrs Purdie 2. Lady s spray —Mrs Purdie 2. Men s buttonhole—Mrs Purdie 1. Floating bowl— Mrs Purdie I and 2. Bowl of roses—Mrs Purdie 2. , FRUIT. Six apples, two varieties dessert, three of each—S. R. Kay 1 and 2. Six apples, two varieties coojdng, three of each S. R. Kay 1 and 2. Six pears, any variety -S. R. Kay 1 and 2. VEGETABLES.

French beans —S. R. Kay I and 2. Broad beans —S. R. Kay 1. Green peas S 11. Kay 1. Silver beet—Mrs Hushbridge 1- Beet—Miss B. Stewart 1, Mr Gordon Hendry 2. Cabbage—Mrs Rushbridge I and 2. Heaviest cabbage—Mr G. Austin 1, Mr G. Brasier 2. Carrots— S. R. Kay 1. Parsnips —Miss B. Stewart 1. Vegetable maprow—Mr A. Hargreaves 1, Potatoes—Mrs Rushbridge 1 and 2. Rhubarb—Mrs Rushbridge 1 ami 2. Plate of four oven scones—Miss M. Smith 1, Mrs Rushbridge 2. Plate of shortbread —Mrs D. L. Clark 1, Miss B. Stewart 2. Fruit cake —Mrs G. 1. Austin 1. Chocolate cake —Mrs Kerens 1. Plate small cakes—Miss Mains 1, Mrs D L. Clark 2. Jam sponge—Mrs Rutherford I. Mrs W. J. Bardsley 2. Iced sponge —Mrs Pm'clio 1* Mrs Bavdslev 2. Chocolate sponge—Mrs Kerens 1. 1 late of mixed biscuits —Mrs Gordon Hendry 1. Mrs Duncan 2. Assortment lollies— Mrs Maxwell 1. Coconut ice—Mrs HerC ’ ,S 2 ‘ JAMS. Marmalade —Mrs G.. Hendry 1. Raspberry—Mrs Hendry 1. Apricot—Mrs Hercus 1. INDUSTRIAL SECTION. Supper cloth (white) —Mrs Maxwell 1, Mrs Sharpe 2. Supper cloth (colour) .Mrs Sharpe and Miss Brasier (equal) 1, Miss Brasier 3. Tray cloth —Miss Mason I. Miss Rome) ill 2. Table centre—Miss 1. Swan 1. Miss J. Gotham and Miss Lenby (equal) 2. Cushion cover—Miss Brasier 1. Mrs Mason 2. Ducliosse set— Miss M. Smith 1, Mrs S. C. Hercus 2. Worked cosy—Mrs D. Sharpe 1, Mrs Clarke 2. Woollen cosy—Miss Burton and Miss Burton (equal) 1. Worked apron— Miss Vernon 1. Mrs Bras'er 2. Two d'oylevs—Mrs Maxwell 1. Miss Mason and Mrs Maxwell (equal) 2. Two handkerchiefs —Mrs Hercus 1, Miss M. Shrimpton 2. Work in tapestry—Mrs Purdie 1, Miss li. Weir 2. Miss E. Robb and Miss Burton (equal) 3, Embroidered pictureMiss Burton 1, Tapestry picture —Miss Fenby 1. Miss Burton 2. Raflia article— Mrs Purdie 1. Crochet in cotton—Mrs Hayward 1. Mrs Maxwell 2. Best article froiu flour or sugar bag or waste material —Miss Burton 1. Mrs Bardsley 2. Mrs Maxwell 3. Pair men's handknitted socks—Mrs Hercus 1. Mrs W. J. Bnrdslev 2. Lady’s knitted jumper— Miss V, Cooper 1. Mrs Cormack 2. Ladv’s nr gentleman’s knitted cardigan—Mrs Grubb 1. Miss R. Shrimpton 2. Baby’s set—Mrs Hendry and Mrs Drew (equal) 1. Mrs Hendry 3, Lady’s bed jacket— Migs M. Ho re 1. Mrs Maxwell 2. Miss Colder 3. Crochet bed jacket—l)ll-3 Broadhead 1. Drawn thread—Mrs S. C. Herons 1 Sideboard runner —Miss J. Gotham L Mrs S. C. Hercus 2. Serviettes—Mrs S. C, Hercus 1. Throw-over —Mrs S. C. Horens 1. Knitted cushion—Mrs Clark 1.