CENTRAL MISSION C.E

Evening Star, Issue 12674, 30 November 1905, Page 6

CENTRAL MISSION C.E

Tbr ajin.ual socia.l in cortnec-ton with "J.a Gmt.nl Mrs km Christian Kndoavor Socieiy ws-s hcJd in t.tiT- Stafford srie. t Hall ..n Tn-.-s<inv cvrtrng. I l«-iv wa.s a Ltrgr at t<'iidani>-. jnchidang rvpresentatives fmm most- <u' l-he Clirisuaji 1-lrideavor socrfrti<ti in <h.- Uuai«»Jin dte-trict. Tli. lojxtn. which wa-s ]in.-se<ot«l by the scciie.ta.iy iMiss B'v lev). :ihovix-d a "roil of seven.ty-nvj acth i nittmJxTs. During the y«ir two ntembers had pit the hxial jtreaclwrri' examircition. \vc(t moi-e iv<Te piiirpaxireg for it. was a <:a.ndida.to, tor Uk- miitistry, and six wer. preparing for tije foreign mJfs'on field. Sundav .-venuig services, had been carried oil in "the Stofl'crd strret Hall, and a succirs;:ful eva-nni-listic mission held during th« winter, revolting ill a raunber of rnqurrers. Tli" various ojiiiiriJMf-e.s liad done theii worlc well, t )*• efforts extending ovier .1 v.-d- fie'd ot axt.ivit e.-». Tlve Suit nine Com niittco had visite»l a nuniU-r of sick, aped, and poor people, t-tking gift* -a-ith them—--10 thv siek frnit. Somas, and -liooks, and to the needv sorrethiCg substantial. Some of tb-a memo rs had doiu-- s wiog ior the poor. and bad l.mt a. heipinj: hand in many of Ine !'<thk-si viHtr-d. Open-a.il- sie.rvioes had Iv-e.n cart-iifl on on Saturday and Sunday at wh'ch valuahh' a.syistanoe had b t-n Jtv.-n by the. brass band. Short ad-dr--ws»'s \v-n-" u'n-'-n by tb" Rev. \V. A. Sini-la.il. Sirtcr Olive." ti-nil fsr-'tT Marie. Son-'o were rendered by Misses Hardy and l',ewi<-y and S--U-r Olive., and a recitation bv MVs Duncan. Refreshment--< wen- handed lound.. and a. most suooesefol giitbcring -rjs Irrought to .1. close.