SALVATION ARMY
ENSIGN A. G. MONTGOMERY
Ensign A. G. (Montgomery, who was appointed recently to take charge of the Salvation Aimy Citadel, "Vivian street, vice Adjutant Green, who has been transferred to New Plymouth, arlivcs in Wellington to morrow morning from tho Sonth Island, accompanied by Mrs. Montgomery. In the e\cning they will bo given a public welcome in the Citadel.
Ensign Montgomery is a Canadian by birth. On coming to New Zealand ho onteicd soldiership in tho Salvation Army, and subsequently, when called to army bfficership, he relinquished' a, business he had in the city. In 1920 he entered training "with his wife, eldest daughter 'of Envoy and Mrs. Oscar Howett, and a few months'later he took charge ot the Salvation Army Corps at Marton. During his career in the Army, Ensign Montgomeiy also has had chaigo of Arn>y -work in Stratford, Nelson, Auckland City, Dunedin, Christchurch, and Tnveicargill. Ensign and Mrs. Montgomery arc tireless workers in the Army cause.
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Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 10, 13 January 1932, Page 11
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161SALVATION ARMY Evening Post, Volume CXIII, Issue 10, 13 January 1932, Page 11
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