HINDS.

Press, Volume XLVIII, Issue 14347, 6 May 1912, Page 3

HINDS.

I hero- was a largo ,'itiondnnce (f p:iiishioner:j at the mooting inth;'H«,l on Friday evening. The ]?er. J. If. Honors was in tho Hiair. The ehui--maii. in liis address, dealt with the progress of tho district during his :* years' ministry; the formation, of o branch of the C.E.M..S. with "Mr -J. Cook as .secretary, the ijiviiiy «f several lectures nn Church history and of his great desire to do something f l)r the young men of tho district. The balance-sheet .showed a credit balance oi £7<j, of which £'20 had been transferred to fabric account. Tho following officers 'were elected: — Vicar".-; warden, Mr John Studhohne, parishioners' warden, Mr 1/. de C. Malet: district secretary ami treasurer. MiJohn Cook. Hinds: Messrs E. Woolley, John Cook. Carew, Mr C. .). Le Creji. Ealing. Mr Jt. Guinness. Lisinoro, Coldstrenm, and Ijowclift'e to be appointed later. It was moved that no money bo cpllectwl in tho district for Church 'purposes without tlie consent of the .wardens. Votcii of thanks to Mr A. Roberts, auditor, and id :dl helpers were carried. IMore an excellent supper was handed round the Veil. Archdertcon. Ensor 'delivered .-,11 address in which he congratulated- tho district on its prosperous condition. ■On Thursday eveninjj the Methodist, Church was'full when several .musical itemj* fwe'rfe; given. by.'children' fepeciully pfep'ared/li.v Miss Kent), and by others The R*>v. I\. James acted as chairinau and referred to the, bterJijig qualities of Messrs McKenzio and Wills tlw teachers, he' then distributed tho prizrt; to tlu» children and a good supper was handed round and enjoyed.