SALE OF WORK

Star (Christchurch), Issue 16903, 30 November 1922, Page 10

SALE OF WORK

A ‘successful sale ov work was held , yexterdav afterr.oosi and evening in th,- ! schoolroom of tlio Church of Chnat, i Moor house Avenue. Mar., gaily do j crated and vai; filled stalls lined the ! room, the main colour scheme l>einv mauve and gold. !r tho evening i’ was bright with v*;-i-c »k>t« T •' lights, other* bc?r»g :: •' ■ l entrance. A roature j ‘ ■’-* v . j tue oxoelleut display < r :• 1 sewing, alt the ariiul*-. ndV-jf. •, v: •*’. markably low. The bazaar was peno-'A 80 p.m. l>y the Rev Y\ . D. Mote., wbc com plimeac-ed the ladies of p? v y'ia& on tlio fine display ot ; gfx>de. the ouxcosce of many months of hard v.o*r \ a i *+ i suit of the basaar the Church BujtJc.ing ! Funds should benefit to a con-idoia-blo • extent. i Afternoon tea was served on daintily j arranged tables on the stage, high tea | being.served from 0.30 to 6.30 p.m. The following is a list of the stalls | the names of those in charge also being j given:—l*l ain end fanov sowing, Afrs j Meredith Doreen *, produce, Air* Watj v o n : toy*, Mrs J. Haig;: v.veeta. Airs ! Ford ; Afternoon t«a. Mrs Gong©; j Christmas tree, R*v Moro and Mis* Smith- The presuDab of workers’ oonimittoe is Mrs T. Armstrong and the vioe-president, Mrs Meredith Doreen. The attractions included an Aunt Sally, ice-cream, and soft drinks. ! The bazaar will be open again this Afternoon and evening. ! Every trader h*» ni his disposal thy I most powerful iKlrertiaing medium i if the world —‘the daily newspapers. H