KNOX TENNIS CLUB. CHURCH SERVICES.

Hutt News, Volume 6, Issue 48, 9 May 1934, Page 4

KNOX TENNIS CLUB.

CHURCH SERVICES.

Owing tu the inclement weather o i Saturday, a tournament arranged i>y the Knox Tennis Club to wind up the season, had to be abandoned, but the ladies' iinal for the Aclu'.oyd Cup was played in between showers. A few club members were present and the club captain, Mr. M. Davidson, presented the Ackroyd Cup to the respective winners. The games were very closely contested this season, the ladies' cup being won by Miss F. Hoy and the men's by Mr K. It. Soward. Although the season is officially closed, members may still play during th?. winter months. Arrangements have been finalised for the re-sealing of one of the courts and surrounds, and this will be carried out during the winter by the male members. The club extends a cordial invitation to all friends, for its wind-up dance to be held on Saturday, '19th May.

«j» Knox Church: 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., Preacher I!ev. J. Thomson Macky. •SI. Stephen's Presbyterian Cliuivh. Mothers' Day. .11 a.m. "The Power of a Christian Home"; 7 p.in, "The Sjn and the Cup." Please note — The r e will be an after church gathering at tho close of the evening service. A hearty welcome especially to strangers and those seeking Christian fellowship. British Israel Lectures, Lyceum Hall, Lower Hutt. Wednesday, Dili, Thursday 10th and Sunday 13th at 7,J0, continued addresses on the Blessings of tho New Covenant with the House of Israel. Sunday evening will be anotln'r illustrated lantern lecture. Lecturer, Mr W. E. Wilson, of Auckland; Auspices, Mr A. .J. Ferris, B.A. Dip-Ed. Assemblies of Cod, Oddfellows Hall, Knights Koad. Sunday, II a.m, Breaking of Bread and Fellowship; 7 p.m. Mr Kuoles. Tuesday 7.30 11. V. IV berts. Awann welcome to all, ; Salvation Army, Sunday, 13th 51 ay. Mothers'. Day conducted by Lt. Colonel and Mrs Toonier. 11 a.m, Holiness Assembly. ►'! p.ni, Special gathering f)r parents and children; presentation f-f flowers. 7 p.m, Salvation Meeting. Church of Christ, Queens Koad.—ll a.m Worship, Speaker Mr H. Auston; 2.30 p.in, Bible School; 7 p.in, Gospel Service, speaker Mr A'. K. Brown. 51 idweek Prayer Meeting, Thursday, 7.15 p.m, a hearty welcome to all services. Trinity Congregational Church. Special services for Mothers' Day. 11 a.m and 7 p.m. Preacher at both services, Pastor P. Bell. Lower Hutt Methodist Church: 11 a.m, "The Message of the Prophet"' (3) Micah; 7 p.m, Evangelistic Service. Preacher Kev Harold Sharp. Taita: Church Anniversary: .11 a.m, Mr J. Harris; 7 p.in, Kev. D. 0. William-, M.A. Waiwhetu .11. a.m, l(ev D. 0. Williams, 51.A.; 7 p.m, 51 r K. 5L Kussell. Belmont 3 p.m, Kev liaroU Sharp. St. James's Parish (Church of Kegland). St. James's Church: S a.u', Holy Communion; 11 a.m. Alorning Prayer and Sermon; 7 p.m, Evensong and Sermon "The slelanesian Front" Thursday (Ascension Day) (i.40, It) a.n Holy Communion; 7.30 Evensong. 7 p.m, Evening Service. Epuni, 7 p.m Evening Service; Thursday 7.30 p.m, Evening Prayer. Waiwhetu S a.m, ll'o y Communion; 7 p.m. Evening Prayer a<id Sermon. Belmont, 11 a.m, Holy-Com-munion.' Gospel Hall, Waterloo Koad. 51 r. 51 iller of Scotland and Canada wi'l, (D.V), be holding meetings in the above hall on Sunday. 51av 13th at 7 p.m and on Tuesday May loth at 7MQ p.m. You will be very welcome at these meetings and we cordially iuv't'j you to be present.