LEVIN PRESBYTERIAN'CHURCH.

Horowhenua Chronicle, 31 March 1910, Page 3

LEVIN PRESBYTERIAN'CHURCH.

PRIZE-GIYIXG.

'Hierr. , were large consresatious at nil tlire,', services at tlio ' IVosbyttiri:in c'iiin'.h on Siimlay, and tin , a.fkli'twstvs of the Rev. G." K. Aiken. of (''oxton, wen- listened to with niurOi attention. .In the afternoon a cliililrs'ii's S'jrrieo was lield, whe):i ths prizes won by thy scholars during the. year for pood conduct, knowkvljjK? of work, and regular .attendnnco wore .distributed. The succwsful .scholars were-: Tiily Jones, Myrtle M'Tatrir.'irt, Queenie Muir, lluby Jones, Violet Myder, Jessie Campbell, Cnnipboll, Kate Williiinison, Eileen Bhaw, AiiniivCcllier, Lizzie .'Hol)ertson, Clarion ]lvTaggart, May Eileeui McKie, lluby McTnggart, 11-nbiiia Gibson, Ivy Middlomiss, Jeannie Gray, Nellie Oonncll, Robert Jouos, Jack .Dempster, .Jack Rvder, Winston Fry. Donald Fry, Wilfred road, Stuart Robertson, >Si:mey Hall, and Cyril Jones. On Monday the outing took place at Mr Newport's paddock in the Kawhiu road. The children were conveyed to the ground in coaches, and among those who were present were tho llev. J. White and Mrs White, Mr P. Stevnrt and Mr and Mrs < Cork. All kinds of games were imlnlged in, and a band of willing lady workers, ■assisted by Mr Koys, tlio Sunday school superintendent, spared no effort to give the youngsters ■ a merry time.