METHODIST CHURCH

Press, Volume LXXII, Issue 21685, 20 January 1936, Page 8

METHODIST CHURCH

CHRISTCHURCH EAST <jmß ■ HOLDS MEBTINa The Rev. E. Drake quarterly meeting of the OuattwHH East Methodist Circuit. .-.j I*BBl It was reported that the membership was te?, and iwttws™ junior members. A total of.W4flHS| attended the Sunday sdhow.dgaM circuit lii-.Ji The financial statement stigtwffl credit balance of £S6 12S 3d, W«| receipts being £597 3s. Tac&mmm sion subscriptions during the amounted to £2OO 3s, a denMHB £l9 2a on last year's Os 2d being collected during ter* The sum of £2l 2s 3d wwßßf lected from the churches In for the South Island MethoiMraßß phanage. ''Yf’fflTrT It was agreed that the thlwßHl the circuit, would hold festival services on Sunday,'lgnßyHn The following were thanked services during tile year and WCnMiii appointed:—Home mission sMgfflmg Mr G. Arntltage; foreign mlwwlHeM retary, Miss D* Hodinott: agentaPlMui "Methodist Times,” Mr J. B. cult steward, Mr M. Kershaw*slßmßi Harrington was appointed cuit steward, in the place of MC<§EhH| Beaumont, who wished to be of the office. Delegates to the - jWjHBSI conference were elected ns floßflSSgaSi Messrs S. Harrington, J. Gray; substitutes, the Rev. Mr Mrs Hall, and Mr G. Armitage. Mr S. Harrington Was thankpmaßfe&= is services, during the year as CSSgßffl®, Sunday school secretary, and jMfiaßt Hoddinott. Was appointed to positioh. ySjS& The next meeting will he heMMi Wesley Church, Fitzgerald avenUftgjßg April 2. '