WAITETUNA-RAGLAN.

Waikato Times, Volume 100, Issue 16812, 2 June 1926, Page 10

WAITETUNA-RAGLAN.

Sunday School Social. The Okele Sunday School social was held in the Okele Church. A largo number of people attended. Rev. D. Renton was in the chair. The singing was very good, also the recitations. Nearly every child in the school took part. Mrs Pearl, read a report of the expenditure, which showed that quite a big sum bad been sent to foreign missions. The chairman gave away the prizes after supper. The extra prizes for regular attendance worn won by Ruby and Doris Melvin. The following was the programme— Hymn by the congregation; recitation, U. MuKic; recitation, Owen Smith; hymn hy six liltle girls; recitation, A. lioleher: reeilalion, R. Peake; duel, 1,, and K. Relclier: reeilalion, 1,. |ien!: reeilalion, K. Alderson; hymn by Hie children: reeilalion, K. Peake; peril, iIi ■ 111, D. Pent; duel. K. ii ml <(. I lelell ep ; peril a I ion. I . Ahlerson; solo. Mrs !■’. Peart; action piece, four girls; hymn

by six girls; dialogue quartette. adults I (i\ Dent, L. Belcher, Linda Belcher, j and L. Alderson ; recitation, L. Bel- | cher; recitation, M. Smith; dialogue, i l. Belcher, It. McKie. L. Alderson, and j 15. Belcher; recitation, It. McKie; song, I Kcv. llcnton; recitation, IS. Bclehcr. Tl’.o Weather. The recent heavy and continuous wet weather has affected the roads, and numerous pot holes are to ho seen everywhere. The cream supply has dwindled down to once a week. There is, however, plenty of feed about, and the turning point, the shortest day, is near at hand.