BIRTLEY CONFERENCE
OF THE SOCIETY OF ST VINCENT DE PAUL
Annual Mass
for the Sick, Elderly & Housebound.
PHOTOGRAPHS
Afternoon Tea
in St Joseph's Parish Centre on Saturday 10th July 2010.
Photographs
courtesy of Kevin Jobson
I
don't know everyone's name, so will you help me out and email
the missing names to me, or tell me when you next see me, please?
Image: 1. The 'Organisers'-
Peter Monahan & John Littlewood - getting ready for afternoon tea.
(not a good photograph - sorry chaps!)
(not a good photograph - sorry chaps!)
Image: 2. Afternoon tea
in progress.
Image:
3. Gloria Davey
(Birtley SVP) gets a fright when someone, behind her, tries to hide from
the camera!
Image:
4. Fred Farrer and John Littlewood waiting for their tea!
Image:
5 (l-r): Afternoon tea: (l-r) Margaret Hattam, Ursula Jobson, Margaret
McLeman (Eucharistic
Minister), ???, Nancy Loughlin.
Image: 6. Afternoon tea
being served & enjoyed.
Image: 7. Everyone tucking
in and chatting.
Image:
8. (l-r): Ann Tyrrell, Lucy's Mum, Lucy Rutherford, ?, Mildred Farrer.
Image:
9. (l-r): Dennis Welsh, Joe Kelly, Margaret Carey, Anne Welsh at tea.
Image:
10 (l-r): Deacon Peter, Mary Hughes, Vera McEvoy (Eucharistic Minister)
enjoying the party,
while Olga Towns (Catholic Womens' League) (background right) looks
on.
Image: 11 (l-r): Imelda Graham (second left), enjoying tea with friends.
Image: 12 (l-r): Tony Carey and John Reed, having a chat.
Image:
13. Sr Veronica with the 'Three Wise Men', John Reed, Brian Towns,
Bob Tweedy (Chairman Birtley SVP) having a smile
at the proceedings.
Image: 14. Tony Carey
on stage in the background,
getting ready to start the
bingo and raffle.
Image:
15. Question: Deacon Peter, Brian Towns and Kathleen Haigh (Birtley
SVP), which one is not playing bingo?
Image:
16. (seated): Nancy Loughlin, (standing): Gloria Davey &
her sister
Eunice Ford (both Birtley SVP) take a pause from serving tea.
The
Birtley Conference of St Vincent De Paul thanks everyone from all
the Parish
sodalities for their kind
help in making our annual
Mass for the Sick, Housebound & Elderly of the Parish a great success.