St. George's Sunday School.

Thames Advertiser, Volume XXVIII, Issue 8616, 21 December 1896, Page 4

St. George's Sunday School.

\: The annual distribution of prizes in connection with St. George's Sunday School,;Eollestpnstreet, is as follows: BOYS. i, First Class (Miss Ashman's)—lst,. Edward Price; 2nd, Robert Price; special,' Theodore Culpitt. ' ' Class (Mr Guertz's)—lst,'Harry . Plant j 2nd, William Thompson. • 'Third Class (Miss Wilcox's)-lst, William Plant; 2nd, Charles Banks.' •'Fourth Class (Miss E. Ashman's)-lst, Fdwajd Griffiths ;.?nd, Walton Ottor. ■Fifth Class (Miss Lena Smith's)—lst, • William Gilpin; 2nd, Richard Newman. v> Sixth Class (Miss Plant's)—lst, Alfred Pollock; 2nd, Frank Constant; special Henry Riley.

.GIRLS. /,'Fibst. Class (Miss Osboldstone'sMst, Rose Newman and Elizabeth Coombes; 2nd, Agnes Hale and Minnie Plant. . • Second Class (Miss Von Bernewitz's)May Newman, Fanny Corin, Evelyn Johnston, Blanche Cnilderhouse, Evelyn Clinker, Violet Boxall, Emma Sullivan. ( ' ' Third Class (Miss Banks')—lst, Bertha Boxall; 2nd, Daisy Wolls. Fourth Class 'Miss Bakcr's)~lsfc, Martha Cordes; 2nd, Alice Clinkor; special, Bessio Wilson, ..,,-■

Fifth Class (Miss Rao's)—lst, Winnio Johnston;' 2nd, Rose Smith; special (given by Mrs Childerhouso), Bella Gilpin. Sixth Class (Miss Martin's)—lst, Alice Comion; 2nd, Elsio Johnston. : Seventh Class iMiss Potts')—lst, Beatrice Townsend; 2nd, Eunice O'Callaghan. Eighth Class (Miss Cordes')—lst, Florcnco Childerhouse; 2nd, Bertha Baker. Ninth Class (Miss Harris')—lst, Rita OJHalloran; 2nd, Hetty Harris. , Tenth Class (Miss Hale's)—lst, Mabel Clinker; 2nd, Emmelino Gribblo* 'TtyMiss Guthrie's gallery class of boyp, and Miss Smith's gallery class of girls, prizes wore awarded to children •who distinguished themselves during the year by good conduct and regular attendance,' to the number of about twenty in each class, Dr. O'Callaghan presided at the distribution on Monday evening, and called out tho names while Mrs O'Callaghan presented the several prizes.- Speaking of the retirement of Mr W.'H. Y. Hall from tho position of Dr. O'Callaghan said he could not at present mako any appointment in Mr Hall's place, but ho would ask Miss Banks to take charge of the Ist class boys, and ho •would.bespeak for her, tho samo kindnessl and devotion as shown by the boys'to tho teacher they wo now about to lose. $ was received'by thebnys assembled on tho platform ; witni'ounds of acclamation.