ST. ANDREWS
SI SD.II SI HOOL CONCERT : lll ' ; Sunday School il’ ! k ■ . con • i't in the Sunday Sciioid Hall on Saturda." niidit. A ieatiu'e o! ilia entertainment was (fie -i>‘ i cbiix- by the Hunter fi'C ::e. S:!i,'ii.l unci Bible Class mem-fie-e in id (mini:.', eight tableaux from Biblicai pictures. A: the conclusion thc r cv a. McNettr thanked tin. orsnni.ser. Mrs T. M. Pcoke, lor her untiring efforts, and xvlis..'. Shears and her party for making the journey from Hunter. The items were: Pianoforte solo. Allean Gia.- ey; recitation, lan Hoskin; song, Joyce Fenwick; mouth organ quintette. Kaiherine Clarke. Joy, Edna and lan Hoskin. George Barber; pianoforte solo. Katherine Clarke; sacred song Margaret Turpie: action song by Sunday School and senior Bible Class; recitation. Aileen Glassey; sacred anthem, senior Bible Clas„; song, Katherine Clarke; recitation, George Barber; missionary play; pianoforte duct. Mrs A. Wilkie and Miss Muriel Wilkie; Hawaiian quartet, Misses M. Hellier, M. Hyde (Timaru), Mrs Pooke and Mr N. Philp (Timaru); song. Mrs Tttrpie; Hawaiian songs, senior Bible Class; vocal quartet. Misses Marion. Dorothy, Hazel and Muriel Wilkie; vocal solos. Mr A. Ellis; recitation, Mr A. McNcur. A missionary play was presented and eight tableaux by the group from Hunter. TWO FAMILIES DEPART In honour cf Mr and Mrs E. Shea and Mr and Mrs Duggan, who are
leaving the district, a large gathering was present in the St. Andrews Public Fall to bid them farewell. ) A most enjoyable evening was spent in cards and musical items. Mrs Kane presented Mrs Shea and Mrs Duggan with afternoon tea waggons and Messrs E. Shea and M. Duggan with a pair of leather gloves. She expressed the hope that they would enjoy every happiness and success in | their new homes. Mr and Mrs Shea i will live in Timaru, and Mr and Mrs i Duggan at Pareora. PERSONAL Mrs S. D. McHarg, of Christchurch, is Ihe guest of Mrs G. J. King. Miss Sadie Hay has passed the nurse’s final examination. | Miss P. Hoskin is visiting Ashburton. I
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Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVII, Issue 21400, 18 July 1939, Page 3
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339ST. ANDREWS Timaru Herald, Volume CXLVII, Issue 21400, 18 July 1939, Page 3
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