THE SALVATION ARMY

Otago Daily Times, Issue 23223, 22 June 1937, Page 11

THE SALVATION ARMY

MOSGIEL CORPS’ JUBILEE The concluding item in the golden jubilee celebrations of the Mosgiel Corps of the Salvation Army was a concert in the barracks last night, over which Major Calcott presided. The South Dunedin Band and songsters supplied the programme, under Bandmaster M. Carey, as follows: Selection, “The Fighting Spirit,” band; recitation, “ My Marrow,” Miss Rita Fleury; “ The Teddy Bears’Picnic,” Mosgiel Young People’s Party; vocal selection, “My Shepherd,” Songsters; pianoforte solo. Mrs Stevens; vocal solo, Miss Mavis Adams; march, “Yeoman Service,” band; violin solo, Miss Cherie Poulter; vocal anthem, “Fear Thou Not," male party; pianoforte duet, Mrs Captain Jones and Miss Kirkwood; recitation, Mr Dewar; selection, “On to the Conflict,” band; vocal solo, Mrs Envoy Jackson; pianoforte solo, Mrs Stevens; partsong, “ Sunshine in Store,” Song' stersj violin solo, Miss C. Poulter: recitation, “ When the Burglar Came,” Miss Rita Fleury; march “A Victor’s Reward,” band.

Captain Jones, in a comprehensive vote of thanks, acknowledged the services of all who had helped during the celebrations: while he ir turn was thanked and complimented on the success of the jubilee. \