W. C. T. U.

Colonist, Volume LXI, Issue 15203, 16 October 1919, Page 6

W. C. T. U.

SALE OF WORK,

The annual sale of work m connection with the W.C.T.U. was held in the Methodist Hall yesterday afternoon and evening, when there was a large attendance of sympathisers and friends. The various stalls were heavily stocked, and excellent business ■was done. . ■ The competitions, which were judged by Mr. Freeman, resulted «s follows: Fruit cake: Mrs. Boon 1, Miss Knapp 2. Plain sponge: Mrs. Walker 1, Mrs. Kirby 2. Fancy sponge: Mrs. Wood. 1, Mrs. Sponge roll: Mrs. White 1, Miss Holdaway 2. Home-made bread: Mrs. Kemp 1, Mrs. Kirby 2 and special. Plain scones: Mrs. White 1, Mrs. Moyes 2. . , Pikelets: Mrs. Kirby 1 and special, Mrs. Wood 2. Mr. Freeman gave a special prize of 10s 6d for -foe bread and pikelets. The stallholders were as-follows:— Competition stall: Mesdames Diekson jand Lang. Plant stall: Meadames Moycs and Hill ChUdren's stall: Mesdamcs.King and Bell. Produce stall: Mesdaines Ldmonds, Kirby and H. Wood. Work stall: Mesdames Watson, Julwards and Kemp. Christmas tree: Loyal Temperance Legion. V stall: Miss Knapp. Sweet stall: Mesuames Viiite :iuu "Edwards.

Jumble stall: Mrs. Ames. Tea room: Mesdames Wilkinson, Hutson, Walker, Brown, Misses Gardner, Millar, Whitney and tßCuteon. Mrs. Brown was the secretary, and with a willing band of workers was largely responsible for the success or the" effort. . In the evening, an enjoyable piorvramme of songs and recitations was contributed by members of tbo Loyal leinperance Legion, the young performers being warmly applauded. The results of the sale we.ro the best for several years.