CHURCH WORKERS EAREWELLRD
-■.". The Rev.J. H. White,--who has retired after many years'- service as minister of the Brooklyn Methodist Church, and Miss West,.an active worker in, the same church, ,whp; is 'going to Christ-church, -were fare welled at a social laet; evening. : Mf-. N"."Seddon'presided:;;'-A* -wallet, can'taihirig'a' substantial cheque," was presented to Mr., White, and a-leather dress case and a cheque; to Miss..West. Tha presentation Was made by.-the senior steward. Mr. T.'Wallis."Eulogistic references "were made' lay..''Colonel'.'-'.'Mitchell, M.P., the Revs." J. G. Chapman, Dent, Rollings, Hudson.-, and the■ secretary of .the Siihday School, 1 "Mr. Nl.'R,'. Seddon. jpuring the. ,eyeiiing,musi(;al.'.items .were given by-Mr! and Mrs.' Hindel,- Misa May Pickett, and-Mr.--Albert' Picl^ett. Supper, was .served" iii ihe T schoolroom.
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Evening Post, Volume XCIX, Issue 77, 31 March 1920, Page 3
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