OTAHUHU NEWS.

Auckland Star, Volume LIX, Issue 238, 8 October 1928, Page 11

OTAHUHU NEWS.

BAZAAR AND SALE OF WORK. ' A bazaar and sale of work in connection with the Otahuhu Methodist Church was held in the Public Hall on Friday night. It was opened by Mrs. J. W. Court, of Northcote. Several cookery competitione were held, the judges being Mrs. Gardiner and Mr. J. Gardiner. The results were: —Fruit Cake: Mies J. Wallace, 1; Mrs. Redshaw, 2; Madeira cake: Miss Keatley,l ;jam sandwich: Mrs. Johnstone, 1; Mrs. Cratini, 2; decorated sponge: Mrs. Hunter; chocolate sponge: Mrs. Hosking; short bread: Mrs. Hosking; jam roll: Mrs. W. Taylor; queen cakes: Miss Fothergill; puff pastry: Miss J. Wallace; scones: Mrs. Anderson; gems: Miss Keatley; pikelets: Mrs. Anderson. Children's Classes: Phamey McArthur, 1; Meryl Hall, 2. The stallholders were:—Work: Me» dames, Sheppard, Clements, Nieholls, Redshaw, Taylor, Weaver; sweets: Misses Sheppard, Johnson, Mrs. Stringer; cakes: Mis 3 Wallace, Mesdames Hunter and Unsworth; tea rooms: Mesdames Greenwood, Fothergill, W. Fothergill, Waite, Handyside, Logan and Miss Bilkey; flowers: Mesdames Len Nieholls and Hall; choir: Mesdames Christini and Clark and Misses Fothergill and Trenwith; produce: Mesdames Muir. Ogilvie, Johnson, Collins, Trenwith; Sunday school stall: Mesdames Cantwell and McArthur. The annual social and dance in connection with the Loyal Orange Lodge, Otahuhu, was held in the Public Hall on Saturday night, there being a large attenThe grand march was led by Bro. F. Arnold and Miss Hogg, to the strains of the music of Miss Moffatt s orchestra. The M.C. was the Worshipful Bro. H. C. Carr. Musical item 3 were given by Mxss Hogg (song), Misses Mathews (duet), Mr. Gear (song) and Messrs Spiers (duet). Mr. Turner gave a humorous sketch, the Misses McLoughlin and Spiem danced a. clog waltz and Miss Spiers a sailors' horn"pipe, ~