RELIGIOUS

Feilding Star, Volume 9, Issue 3851, 6 October 1932, Page 6

RELIGIOUS

\\ A XG A X H RK KSJ3 YTEH Y IIEILSAL EUR FOXTON PROTEST FROM UALCOMDE MEETING AT MAUXOX Rev. L. G. li. Whitehead, the modem tur presided nt the bi-monthly meeting oi the Wanganui Presbytery, held ad. Marten yesterday. There was a largo a tendanceA letter read, <l l ;oui Fox tutu asking the presbytery i'or |>i rinission to be allowed to- carry uu services lor the iv -sit six months anuJiging their own supply. It was decided to inform the writer that the Presbytery had givcDi. lull considera*tion to this master and that its decision was final. H ALCOA I HE PROTEST A letter was received from Halcomlio protesting against tile decision <>l the Pi esbytoiy in dropping Presbyterian services in their district. 'I ho Rev. I>. R. Mae Donald, (Feildi.lig) Moderator oi Haleombo, pointed out that he officially knew nothing of the* ma.ttcr ns tire letter had evidently come from, a meeting held without his sanction or cognisance.

It was held by the preshy .cry thajt the letter was quite out oi older. A ..lap: esentiflUvC' li*oni th e Haleembe e ngregaulen, en behalf of the Haiejinibe district -withdrew/ the letter. DATE OF ASSEMBLY 1:1 was finally decided to recommend 10 the Assembly the advisability ol reverting to the original for the meeting ol the Assembly, November.