CHURCH MEETING.

Auckland Star, Volume LI, Issue 104, 1 May 1920, Page 13

CHURCH MEETING.

ST. ANDREWS, EPSOM. Tho Rev. Dr. o*Ca]lagbou, acting vicar. presided al iho annual meeting of parishioners of St. Andrew's, Epsom, last night, when about sixty were present. A motion was passed expressing sympathy with the vicar. 'Rev. E. L. i.larrle, who on account of ill-hoallh has been granted thre. mouth-s to visit Australia. The annual report stilted the tot nl receipts for the year were fS-St IK.'., a slight increase. genera t offertories snowing a steady Improvement.| The new organ fund now stands at £154 '15/11. During tbe year £100 raised by tne Women's (liiild sale of work was donated t<> the organ fund. The meeting decided to have a Sunday set nside for special collections in order to raise funds to defray the balance of fill? still owing on the vicarage. The meeting also resolved that a decided effort -be mado to secure a pipe organ for tho church. It was also mentioned that ihe handsome war memorial costing tOo would soon be ready for unveiling. - Mr. .f. It. I.usk was appointed vicar's warden, and Mr. 11. Frost, people's warden. The following vestry was elected:},?5 sr *r i" ?■ -*-" 11 - A - J - Grov e. W. W. Hill. J. .1. Rogers, D. S. B. .Squire. \ Worrell, A. -J-;. Voun f , E. L. 'McKlnstry, s." L. Barrow, aud S. M. Barry.