MEN FOR SERVICE

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume LXIX, Issue LXIX, 27 May 1915, Page 8

MEN FOR SERVICE

BIBLE CLASS SEND-OFF. ~ At -.jfche Presbyterian Schoolroom oa Tuesday evening a send-off was given by #he inerabers* hi . the Young Wo-' men's Bible ? Class -to ■ seveji members of the Men's Bible Class who are leaving for the front to-morrbw (Friday). There was .* a good attendance of friends. Mrs J. H. Corrigan, in a neat little speech, presented a Testament to each member wishing- them all Godspeed. The Bey. J. R. Shore, in addressing the- young . contingenters, spoke of the fine stamp of young men who had gone and were going, and saidTaranaki was doing her full share m« jfch,e "* every way possible. All should feel proud of1 their town and provance. In regard to the young men of the Church, the call had been well obeyed. The Bible Class practically as a whole had gone, which was a gueat credit to. the members. There were a considerable number also of members of the Church at the front, I and more had arranged to go The meeting was most enthusiastic' and ' gave a most hearty send-off to the young soldiers.