West Cumberland Times
Saturday, April 11, 1931
St. Columba Church, Broughton | St. Columba Church, Broughton |
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| West Cumberland Times - Saturday, April 11, 1931 | |
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ST. COLUMBA CHURCH, BROUGHTON MOOR. ____ WHIST DRIVE, SUPPER AND PRESENTATION. The annual whist drive, supper and dance, associated with St. Columba Church, Broughton Moor, took place in the Mission Hall, on Monday evening. There was a representative company for the whist drive, the winners of which were as follows: Ladies:- 1. Mrs. Jas. ACKERLAY 2. Mrs. SOMNER 3. Miss. M. CURWEN 4. Mrs. George KIRKBRIDE 5. Mrs. M. CASS GENTLEMEN: 1. Mr. Thos. L. HAYTON 2. Mr. W. BANTON 3. Mr. Thos. GRAHAM 4. "Tit Bits" The Rev E. W. SOMNER presented the prizes, which were given by: - Mr. J. IRVING Miss. J. CARRUTHERS Mr. John STAINTON Mr. G. J. RELPH Mr. J. DALZELL, Whitehaven Mr. J. ELLWOOD, Cockermouth Mr. Thomas W. HODGSON and a friend who were heartily thanked. Supper was served by:- Mrs. ACKERLAY Mrs. M. JOHNSTON Mrs. Alf. HINCHCLIFFE Mrs. L. OLIPHANT Mrs. HAYTON Misses Jennie CARRUTHERS M. HUGHES J. STALKER The provisions were generously provided by members of the choir. Messrs. Alf. HINCHCLIFFE and Joseph OSTLE boiled the water, and Messers. J. C. MARTIN and Thos. GRAHAM were door keepers. For the dance the room was crowded. Music was supplied by the Savannah Orchestra and Mr. A. SIMPSON was M. C. A presentation was made to Miss. Dora FARISH, the late organist of St. Columba by the Rev. E. W. SUMNER, who spoke of Miss. FARISH as a capable and willing organist, and of her valued services as a Sunday School teacher, and they wished her success when she entered Darlington College in September. Miss. FARISH suitably replied. The evenings entertainment was organised and supervised by Mr. Thos. W. HODGSON, choirmaster. **********
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