Teapot hat wins prize at church extension celebration

Prudhoe Methodist Church celebrated three decades since opening <i>(Image: Supplied)</i>
Prudhoe Methodist Church celebrated three decades since opening (Image: Supplied)
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A teapot-adorned hat took the top prize at a tea party marking 30 years of community spirit.

Prudhoe Methodist Church celebrated three decades since the opening of its church extension with a Mad Hatters' Tea Party on Sunday, September 6.

People associated with the church since the building of the extension were invited alongside congregation members.

Most guests wore “silly” hats, with the winning entry decorated with miniature china cups, saucers and teapots.

Ten tables were laid out by different hosts, with their own tablecloths, china, cutlery, and more.

In addition to the tea, quizzes were held to test visitors' knowledge.

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