PATEA METHODIST CHURCH BAZAAR
AUTUMN FLOWER SHOW COMBINED 'Own Correspondent.) PATEA, March 21. Fine exhibits were shown in the Patea Methodist Church autumn flower show and bazaar on Tuesday, which was opened by the Mayor, Mr. E. F. Hemingway. Rev. R. Patchett welcomed the Mayor and Mayoress, Mrs. Patchett presenting the latter with a shoulder spray. Stalls were in charge of Mesdames Richards and i Moor (guild stall), S. Gunn and M. j Fairweather (cakes). O. Meuli and H. Neal and Miss Locker (vegetables), i Mesdames Herbert and Loney (Kakaramea stall). Butters, Weidenbohm, Parkinson, W. Bremer and E. Hamblyn (afternoon tea). Bible class (sweets). In the evening the Hawera Methodist choir rendered a variety programme and at the conclusion Rev. j Patchett thanked the Kakaramea and Patea Ladies’ Guilds, Mr. Stewart for installing a wireless, the judges, the Hawera choir aaid the public for their support. Class Awards Results were as follow: Class A (stewards, Mesdames Blyd-e and Fairweather; judge, Mrs. Hamilton).—Collection dahlias: W. Bremer 1, Mrs. Lander 2. Six yellow flowers: Mrs. McKay 1, Mrs. Murray Fairweather 2. Six asters: Miss E. M. Hilliar 1, Mrs. D. MacDonald 2. Collection autumn flowers (12 varieties): Mrs. Joe Fairweather 1, Mrs. McKay 2. Floating bowl: Mrs. R. Patchett 1. Mrs. R. E. Moore 2. Decorated bowl: Mrs. H. Hodge 1, Mrs. O. Meuli 2. Shoulder spray: Mrs. H. Hodge 1. Miss E. M. Hilliar 2. Victorian posey: Mrs. R. Patchett 1. Mrs. W. Marshall 2. Collection six vegetables: Mrs. Murray Fairweather 1 and 2. Six I potatoes: Mrs. H. Hodge 1, Miss M. McDonald 2. Class B (stewards. Mrs. Weidenbohm and Miss J. Wainright; judge, coat:Mrs. E. O. Horner).—Embroidered apron: Miss Booker 1 and 2. Worked supper cloth: Miss Olga Hodge 1. Mrs. Lander 2. Article wool embroidery: Mrs. Weidenbohm 1, Miss L. Wainright 2. Knitted baby’s dress or coat: Mrs. E. Bostock 1. Mrs. G. J Pettigrew 2. Knitted bed socks: Miss E. Reichenback (Dannevirke) 1, Mrs. H. Neal 2. Class C (stewards. Mesdames Gunn and Meuli; judge. Mrs. H. Hodge).— Six date scones: Mrs. Wytki<n 1, Mrs. McKay 2. Bran biscuits: Miss R. Locker 1. Mrs. Wytkin 2. Eggless fruit rake: Mrs. T. A. Chatterton 1, Mrs. R. E. Moore 2. Butter sponge: Mrs. C. S. Martin 1 and 2. Class D (stewards, Mesdames Moore and Johnson; judge, Mrs. H. Hodge). Plain toffee: Mrs. Weidenbohm 1. Mrs. Patchett 2. Coconut ice: Mrs. R. M. Moore 1. Miss R. Locker 2. Turkish delight: Miss R. Locker 1, Mrs. Patchett 2.
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Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 83, Issue 69, 23 March 1939, Page 10
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