SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC

Evening Star, Issue 19792, 16 February 1928, Page 10

SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC

The annual picnic of St. Matthew’s Church Sunday School was held on Saturday at Forbury Park. The s;ccml car which left town at 10 a.m. was filled with scholars. On arrival at tho grounds amusements of all kinds were eonn in full swing A bountiful lunch h iving been, partaken of, a programme of sports events was carried out before an interested gathering of parishioners and friends. The committee is indebted to tho many kind friends who contributed towards tho picnic fund, to the Forbury Trotting Club for tho use of tho grounds and tea rooms, and to Mr Wootton for the use of tho crockery. T' >, results of the races were ns 1 allow, tho prizes being presented by the vicar. tbo Rev. W. D. Hamblett: — Fourth Class Boys.—Clarence Adams 1. Tom Roydhouse 2. Third Class Boys.—F. Bazin 1, J. Roydhouse 2. Second Class Girls.—G. Ibhotsou 1, Elsie Guwn 2, Second Class Boys.—A. M Quarne 1, A. Stanley 2. First Class Girls.—Betty Donaldson 1, Ellio Dawson 2. First Class Boys.—Lawrence Dick 1, Hugh Broekie 2. Junior Bible Class Girls.—Miss Blackledge 1, Miss Hamblett 2. Young Men’s Bible Class (W. T. Talboy’s Memorial Prize),—Mr C. Blackledge 1, Mr R. Spinner 2. Young Women’s Senior Bible C.ass (W. T. Talboy’s Memorial Prize), — Miss D. Ramsay 1. Miss F. Turkington 2. Lady Teachers.—Miss Watson 1, Miss Rvder 2, Miss Robinson 3. Bleu Teachers.—Mr C. Blackledge 1. Wheelbarrow Race (Ladies). —Mrs : Newton. 1 Wheelbarrow Race (Men). —Mr i Churchill. | Ladies’ Walking Race.—Mrs Black- | ledgo 1, Mrs Knight 2. Miss Gore i (booby prize!. ___ i