RECORD ATTENDANCE

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume 90, Issue 166, 19 July 1946, Page 4

RECORD ATTENDANCE

BIBLE CLASS COMPETITIONS Sealing accommodation was inadequate to hold the audience for last, •night’s programme in the Wanganui Christian Youth Movement's 13th annual inter-Biblc class competitions being held in St. Paul’s Hall. All seats were taken up and many people were standing. This is the best attendance yet, and marks ih? growing interest that is being taken in the competitions since they started last Saturday. The next and final programme is to be presented on Saturday night. Results of last night’s competitions Scripture memory test, under 12. Adrianne Conybeer (Wan'.anui East Baptist) 1. P. Cave (Church of Christ) 2, Ailsa Tizard (St. David's) ,3. Scripture memory test, over 12. Ann Isaac (Ch)'ist Church) 1, E. Chelley (Church of Christ) 2. Children's choir. Wanganui East Banlist 1, Knox 2, SI. Andrews .3. Pianoforte solo, 17 and over. -Vilniae Fjindlay (St. James’) 1, Robert London (St. Paid’s) 2. Audrey Myers (St. Andrew's) 3. Boy's solo. Paul Cave 'Church of Christ) 1. Violin solo Brian Ford (All Saints) t. Jim (Westmere Presbyterian) 2 Dorothy Dickie (Christ Church) 3. Tn addition, two one-act plavs were performed, one bv the Y.M.C.A.Y.WC.A, and the other by St. Jr.m< »’ Bible classes. The recalls lor the br. ss band solo instrument srdus and the Scrinl.u l '? memor.s lest recalls were also heard.