NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17157, 28 May 1921, Page 10

NOTES AND MEMORANDA.

The R©v. Pnaalr Gorman will preach, tomorrow, morning, at 11 o'clock, at the Linyood Congregational Church, .for the Hev. ityde Carr, Tnie Linwood congregation are :->k©d .to note the change in Mr Gorman's opointment from the- evening to the mornig service.. The Xhuham street Chuph, ' ri which the Rev. Mr Gorman will'preach n the evening, will be open at 5,30 pan., . nd Mr Firth, the organist, will' give an' "gen recital, beginning at "6 o'clock. 1 Foreign Mission Sunday wilL be celebrated .t Wesley Church; Fitzgerald avenue, tomorrow. At the evening service, the >Bev. S. D. Patchett will epeak the. Old •nd the New." Miss Spenoer.] will sing' a >olo, : and the choir • will give the anthem, . flow Lovely -are Thy. Messengers." * In the Durham street Methodist 'Church o-morrow the Bev. W. Beaoy will preach in r ho morning on ; ' 'The : Origin of World and '.Jan'."" In the evening the rtev. Frank Gorman will preach on the question, "Did Jeeua Actually Bise from the Dead?" - The church -ioors will be -opened early, and there will be rtUßic and singing from-6-p.m. ■ Mr Sydney, Butler, L.R.AM., ' A.RC.Ot, ■will give a lecture in tho Theoaophioal Society rooms torihorrow, at : 7 p.m., on '"Art in Bela-. t : on to Human Evolution." rhe lecture will be OJußtret-ed by acngs and by paintings of Htiman Hunt, G. F. Watts, and .others, Jumble salea in connexion with St.-John's Church, Woolston, and St..Saviour's Schoolroom, will be held' to-day. - . The Veterans' Association wjll hold its animal reunion of . members of contingents to South Africa, all Bailors" and Imperial service men, on Saturday nest at Freeman's cafe, at 7 80 p.m. The St. Albans.Public Library w& be officially opened by the Mayorthis evening.