LANSDOWNE PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL

Wairarapa Age, Volume XXXII, Issue 10591, 25 March 1912, Page 5

LANSDOWNE PRESBYTERIAN SUNDAY SCHOOL

ANNIVERSARY GATHERING.

The third anniversary, tea, enter- 1 I taiiwnent and distribution of prizes of -. [ the Lan&downe Presbyterian Sunday ! School took place,, in the, school- | . A fin© day . r enabled: tea- , ■ undfy • the.| ["tcees, where about eighty children did" lull justice to, all the good things- so* sink friends. After- ari houPfe amuse-' iment, about one hundred children and adults gathered in the schoolioom, where a pleasant hour was spent. The Rev. J. S. Young, in the absence of the Rev. A. T. Thompson, presided, and the following items, were rendered by the scholars, each receiving well merited applause:— Pianoforte duet. Miss Irene and; Doris Boilings; recitation, Mavis Rive; pianoforte solo, Grace Gbsmell; recitation, Rita Jackson; recitation, Florrie Narby; recitation, Eric Chesterman ; vocal quartette, Albert and Herbert Upton, Eric Raynor and Stanley Carr; recitation, Jean Drummond. The prizes won as the result of last year's, works were as follows : CSaSiS. I.— Infants, Jean Drummond I, Mary Gazeley 2, Ethel Ackerman 3. Glass ll.—Mavis Hive 1, Isabel Lett 2, Grimace Goshell and Pearl Hc-llings (equal) 3. Class in. —Boys: Willie iGosnell 2, Harold McKenzie 3. Senior ' girls' class: Doris King I,' Irene Rive -2. Senior' boys Eric ": Qliester- ■ maii 1, G«orge Bbsay-' 2.>;. The , B^v. Young, to the children. In .. .a brief report from the Superintendent, .it •<waS' stated that from a roll of 35 three years ago, the school had - ow grown to 75, with two, additional teachers. The singing of the Doxology brought to a 010-se a vWjvha>ppy gathering,