KNOX CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL.

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXX, Issue 8406, 22 April 1907, Page 5

KNOX CHURCH SUNDAY SCHOOL.

\ ANNIVERSARY SERVICES

The anniversary services m connects with the Knox Church Sunday School were celebrated in Knox Church yesterday. The Church was tastefully decorated. The morning and evening services were attended by large congregations. In the morning the Rev. A. T. Thompson preached an interesting sermon, taking for his subject "Jo:eph the Dreamer." At the evening sei vice he addressed the congregation on the proper training of children. A feature of both services was the siiighg of the children, who rendered several hymns un'der the baton of Mr R. J. Young. The prizes won during the year were presented to the successful pupils in the afternoon by the Rev. A. T. Thompson. The prize list is as follows, the highest possible marks for the seniors being 235, and for the juniors and infants 141 '.— Girls—Class I.: Lexie Green 230, Mary Campbell 230, Jessie Frazer 224. Class II.: Ethel Green 233, Annie Fraser 233, Eve. McCormack 222. Class lll.:—Crissie Morton 148, Alice Hunter 139, Connie Braggins 90. Class IV.: Sybil Cameron 225, Annie Cullen 212, Berry Leach 148. Class V.: Maggie McGregor 210, Eva Raffells 183, Lily Cameron 166. Class VI. (infants) : Mabel Chappell 140, Nessie Chappeil 137, Agnes McCormack 132, Eileen Wilton 126, Crissie Peters 118. BoysClass I: Alf. Ibbotsen 235. A. Harrod 217, E. Flanagan 168. Class lI.:—R. Chappell 235, S. Pragnell 235, C. Creelman 182. Class III.: Reg. Wilton 206, Alex. McKenzie 200, H. Raffells 199. Class IV.: M. Thompson 220, B. Harrod 181, H. Logan 104. Class V. (juniors): Bert. Wood 103, Stan. McEwen 99, Andrew Nicol 96. The anniversary social of the Sunday School will be held in the schoolroom, this evening, commencing at 7.30 o'clock.

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