MANGAMAHOE CONCERT

Taranaki Daily News, 22 December 1930, Page 3

MANGAMAHOE CONCERT

SUNDAY SCHOOL CHRISTMAS ’IRES, j • ■ ■' -1 _ ■ The Mangamahoe Sunday school room j on Saturday presented a gay appearance? for a Christmas free concert.' ’ Mr. Hart'/i® nell presided. The programme of recitations by Colin Weir, Reg Dulcie Bennett, Wallace Fabish, Clark, Joyce . Bennett, Alma Thelma Jordan, Katie Hall, Irene Ruby Weir, May Weir, Reg /Klenner, Balsom, Bernard Monk, Olive GiUingtosMgg Sylvia Monk, Gladys', Southcombe., Gillington and Alice Hall; songs by Flora*. W bel Clark, Gladys Southcombe;, Peiirl and Ruby Weir, Ernest Hopkins, Grace Jor 1 dan, pulcie Bennett and Mrs. Parker. - « Mri Parker thanked Mr. and Mrs. Rixon, Mrs. Clark and Mrs. Gillington on behalf. X of the district for holding the Sunday s classes. Santa Claus presented each child with /? a > gift from a well-filled ■ sack. Ice cream and surprise packets were handed to all ' during the evening. - • • / Two games were won by Gladys South- X combe and George Smith, Thelma. Jordan: ? ! and Thomas Hall. Prizes were given to all Sunday school ; scholars, 40 in number, and specie,! prists ? to May Weir, Sylvia Monk, Alma Hopkins, ci Grace Jordan, Clive Balsom, Allan WefrW! and Lindsay Weir. Special prizes wert S also given by Mrs. Gillington'to all schoX/1 are in. her class. Mrs. Clarke, Mrs. Gil-;//' liiigton and Mr. and Mrs. Rixon were pre* 7 sented with Christmas parcels from theirp'J’S classes. • . ■?/j ,? -0 Gifts were distributed from the Christ*/!?’® mas tree, after supper. Mrs. Burrows wpsi/W a competition for a Christmas' cake do- ‘ nated by Mrs. Weir and Alan Weir won, / two bantam hens presented by Mrs. C. . ! Balsom. '. ' ■ , . -w /. ======= ’ /■ Lemon Squash contains no !*» / / digestible pulp. ! Delightful Drink ■ the children. All Stores! ' ’ ■ ■ - • ' ' ' ."WO