WESTOWN SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Taranaki Daily News, Volume LVII, Issue 204, 5 February 1915, Page 5

WESTOWN SUNDAY SCHOOL.

-■ —* ,J The Westown Sunday School and tWI friends interested in its progress held a'"| very pleasant entertainment last eyen-ijjl iiig in the Westown Hall. This waßßi held to make up for what "was marred""! by a very tormy night sometimes since, 4 and on this occasion the weather w» ; f perfect, and the hall quite full with i?§ most attentive and appreciative audK'f nice. R(>v. Frank Hales, as pastor of r jf the_ Tabernacle Church, \„ occupied fkb'j diair, and his ramarks ttierefroin weretjjj to the point, and not tco long; ihe points was to make known that theTe "was Hm duty devolving on all to assist in edo-l eating our children in Bible truth, wnJeKj 'makes for the highest and truest imta**f hood and womanhood. The nient consisted of music and TetitatflJnf/J' to which Mi?s Ibbottson, Miss Mfor*" Coleman, Miss May Gillespie and Mt% Coleman contributed. 'The ehoir frowS the Tabernacle gave choruses, and e*J| fisted generally in tii« nroßriimnrtt?* Prize's were distributed, in Which, aftl usual, the girls took the higfoest plaoeasJ Myrtle Lindsay having the beat average! percentage of marks, and Merrina th,* highest totals. The winners werefj pieeted with hearty and wcll-deserved't; applause. The closing item was alwS | wuch appreciated—the supper. • .'