CHURCH SERVICES.

Stratford Evening Post, Volume XXXIII, Issue 11, 10 May 1912, Page 6

CHURCH SERVICES.

SUNDAY, MAY 12, 1912. Church cf England. _ Stratford: 8, Holy Communion; 11, Morning Prayer; 7, Evensong. Cardiff : 11, Holy Communion. Midhirst: 2.39, Evensong. Presbyterian Church. Huiroa: 11 a.m., Toko Road: 2.30 p.m., Toko: 7 p.m. Mr. E. T. King (H.M.).

At a sitting of the Juvenile Court this morning, at which Mr. W. G. K. Kcurick, S.M., presided, a youth was charged on two informations with ] theft of money on two separate dates, the case arising out of the entering j of Mr. H. Masters’ premises. In one case he was, convicted and ordered to come up for sentence when called upon, and the father was ordered to refin'd the amount stolen within three months. In the second case the accused was convicted and discharged. . The. Magistrate severely admonished i the offender. 5 A very enjoyable concert was given last night by the Holy Trinity Sundayschool children, the concert being repeated at the roqeust of tho parish•oners. It would lie-invidious to select • any of the performers for particular 1 praise, but some of the items arc worthy of special remark, -such as the duet and nocturne by Dcnza, and the tableau “Love at Home.” The “Burglar’s Song,” by a grown-up, met with special applause. The “Good Night song c and “Grow, little Mushrooms, Grew, snug by Miss G. Black, and acted by the "children, are worthy of very espe- - cial notice. The whole of the items were- well put on, the children having / been well dialed Ji the various parts, ] the efforts being very pretty and dainty. Much credit is due to Miss Bessie O’Leary, who trained tho children and arranged the dresses and effects. At r the conclusion of the programme supper was served, and afterwards a dance concluded a very pleasant evening- _