LONGWOOD SUNDAY SCHOOL

Western Star, 13 June 1933, Page 3

LONGWOOD SUNDAY SCHOOL

~ . : ■ *' ’' CONCERT AND DANCE.

The most successful function held in the ; Oraki HalL.for many years was the concert and dance in aid of the ’/Long wood Sunday School funds, which took place* on Friday evening last. The hall,, which-bad been tastefully decori ated. was . filled to its utmost capacity • by-a most appreciative audience. - Tlie. programme contained a great ■‘variety of items, all ©f which were 'received with enthusiasm. Solos were rendered by Mrs Pankliurst, Mrs Broom - hall, Mrs Ward and by Myrtl© and Jim Paukhursfc-; ■ recitations by Mat ? N. Nuttall and some of the little folk 'of the Sunday School, One of the most appreciated items was the Humf Orovts Sketch entitled ‘ ‘Lizzie Listens . In,’’ by • Miss, ; Dj -Warnecke A Folk ; Dancer.. ‘.‘Rufty Tufty” and a Dutch -Dance, by the'-girls: were also accorded a< very-good hearing. Perhaps thi ' most amusing item on the programme •’was a.sketch entitled “Sueki.ng Cider” bv-the .smaller children. ' ; A -pianoforte solo by Mis s T. Good- ' willic received, a hearty encore. A “Mellerdrammer” presented by tlic' 'girls-caused a .great deaf, of’ amuse-' * the characters being’ *as follows:

Tlie Sweet Young Thing—Miss D Warnecke. ■

Patrick, Her Lover—Miss Myrtle Hodges. ... Spanish. Nobleman (his lfival) —Mist ’ Rose Martin. Tlnj Maid—Miss E. Roberts, ' The Sun—Miss At Wilkinson, The. Stairs—Miss It. Martin. • The Curtains—Misses M. Hodges am* •D. -Robinson., Shadows of Night—Miss M. Robinson.',’' - Darkness—Miss E. Broomhall. J? : L f • * A Among the other • items wet© group -,'4>ngs by the girls , and boys, and the \ cjosjhg chorus was “Oil The Road Tc Anywhere.’’ , A short time before slipper was filled iiii with community singing. .«„;Mr* N. -Nutiall-.. and Mrs W WarUfeke suitably thanked all those who ■ .had: helped to make the concert a success, especially Mrs Broomhall for the use .of the: piano and Mrs W. Hodges for-: training the children and accompinying the items. " , After sup]>cr liad been served tin ball i was cleared, and dancing was in dulge'd in for a feiv hours. Splendid niiusic' for both concert and dance wan supplied by Mi’s W. Hoelges (piano), Miss D Blackmore (violin) and Mr N. Nuttall (cornet).

BIG PLANE CRASHES. '' . TEN PERSONS KILLED. CHICAGO, June 11. Ten persons, eighb- passengers, the ■pilot-[and the co-pilot, were killed when : lift amphibian aeroplane crashed and was burned. The passengers were \isitors at the World Fair. SPAIN TO CUBA. SPANISH AIRMAN’S FLIGHT'. CAMAGUEY~(Cuba) June 11.' Completing a non-stop flight from Spain to Cuba, Captain Mariano Barberan and Lieutenant Joaquin Collar, Spanish Arhn y officers, landed here this afternoon.