PARISH OF ST. JOHN
ANNUAL BAZAAR The annual bazaar and sale of work arraneed by the women of the parish of St John, Roslyn. was opened yesterday afternoon by the Rev J Morland. The hall and stalls were attractive y decorated and there was a large supply »f articles for sale, and good business was done The proceeds will be used to augment the parish's finances. There was a stort entertainment in the evening arranged by Mrs W J. Whyte. The bazaar will be open again to-day In the afternoon and evening, and an entertainment will be given to-night by the pupils of Miss Antong and some of the young people of the parish. The stall-holders were as follows.— Afternoon Guild.-Mrs Buchler, Mrs Fitchett, Mrs S. Smith, Mrs Cookson. Mrs Dunkley, and Mrs Tennent. Evening Guild.-Miss D Rackley. Miss Chapman, and Mrs Allen. Produce.—Mrs Bell. Mrs Sotting. Miss A Rackley, and Mrs Buttle. Flowers and Plants.—Mrs Young. Mrn Bradley, and Mrs Robinson. Cakesl-Mrs R Smith Mrs Peters. Mrs Hughes, and Miss Smith Sweets.—Mrs Knight, Mrs Ross, and the Girls' Club. . , Odds and Ends.—Mrs Luscombe and Mrs Moodie _ Dips.—Mrs and Miss Ferry and Mrs Tea Rooms.—Mrs Chapman, Mrs Jenkin, Mrs L Smith. Mrs Simpson, and Mrs Chase. Ice Cream.—Mrs Haworth.
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Otago Daily Times, Issue 23930, 4 October 1939, Page 13
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