WOODLANDS STREET SHOW
FURTHER RESULTS Additional awards in the fancy work section of the Woodlands Street Methodist Church exhibition on Saturday are as follow: Lady’s knitted cardigan—Mrs G. Beswarick 1, Miss D. Harris 2, Mrs J. Holland 3. Man’s knitted pullover—Miss Taylor 1, Miss E. Heal 2. Sox, New Zealand fingering wool —Miss Ripley 1, Mrs S. Smith 2. Baby’s knitted dress—Mrs S. Smith 1. Coloured supper cloth—Mrs Waller 1, Miss Muir 2. White tray cloth or table centre—Mrs Cumming 1. Coloured tray cloth or table centre—lsabel Burborough 1, Miss M. Beswarick 2. Marjory Hawkey 3. Duchess set—Miss E. Harvey 1, Mrs Wearne 2, Gladys Rennie 3. Article made from sugar bag—Mrs Cumming 1. Crocheted d'Oyleys—Mrs A. Beswarick 1, Mrs Cumming 2. Lady’s knitted bed jacket —Miss Taylor 1, Mrs Wearne 2, Noeleen McNeill 3. Special Prizes Most points in the various sections were gained as follow: Cut flowers—J. Rae. Decorative—Ngaire Macdonald. Children under 14—Betty Cumming. Cooking—Mrs Foster. Bible Class—lsabel Burborough. Fruit—G. T. Keen. Vegetables Mr W. J. Hogg’s trophy) —H. S. Smith. Fancy Work—Mrs Cumming.
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20671, 9 March 1937, Page 11
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176WOODLANDS STREET SHOW Timaru Herald, Volume CXLIII, Issue 20671, 9 March 1937, Page 11
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