SUNDAY SCHOOL PRIZE-GIVING

Otautau Standard and Wallace County Chronicle, Volume XXVII, Issue 1349, 15 December 1931, Page 4

SUNDAY SCHOOL PRIZE-GIVING

■ -• ■ ~~ ■♦" — -—~-- '- ' The annual prize-giving* pf the Otautau Presbyterian Sunday School took place. in the Sunday School Hall on Friday evening. A first-class concert programme -was submitted for an .hour with- Rev. Howes: presiding. Later "• the Cha£rman| - presented the prizes, congratulating the winners andthanking the .teachers/ for their good work during the year. -';.,- '. - y Following the concert programme, the ladies dispensed -a dainty; supper. •".- An opening chorus, "Welcome," was given by Misses . Moryen Low, Dorothy Jellyman, Joan Chandler, Dulcie Rowan, Eunice" jellyman, Ha.-' • zel Mackie and Mary Dickson ; Solos wore contributed by Masters Alex.. Campbell, Lex Liddell and Mr. H. Hogg". Recitations b-y Alan McCrostie, "My Body," Douglas Gould, "Roadways I ', yDulcie and Winnie Rowan; Senior Choir anthem, "Sol-? diers' Chorus"-; Junior Choir anthemsy "Dewdrops", "Somewhere"; and; "Farewell" • Dances by" Misses Lily and Nancy Maxwell ; and a ' Guitar Duet by Miss McCuUoch a^d Mr Jas. Thomson, Jnr . The accompaniments \vere played by Mesdames Hogg and West,, and Mr , Jellyman. -y v y PRESENTATION. OF 'PRIZES. Standard 6 Girl's • 'teacher, Mrs Howes • Mary Milne . Ist, -' C^ Jellyman, M. Sinclair and M.yßifd 2nd; equal. Standard, .4 and 5 Girls; .teacher,, Miss V.:: Bird r ;M: Jellyjhah 1 Ai Chilton 2, D. Humphries ! ' and Betty UMcuMannawwHnMaiMMßiiHß