PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

Hawera & Normanby Star, Volume XLII, Issue XLII, 12 July 1923, Page 5

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.

IND^JCFrOX OF NEW MINISTER.- • The Rev. R. E. Evans; the nenrW ' appointed minister of tire Hawera Pr«w_ byterian congregation,: was inductwE yesterday afternoon at the churefr; which, was; well filled^ The sermon war? : preached by the- Re*. Mr.. Brtrwn. (Patea), and suitable addresses w«re" given, tlie-ReT_ 0- BrundeD CNeW Ply-i: / mouth) addressing the new- miwstmraiid the Rev. Mr. MeKerusie (StratibrdV addressmg, the1 congr^^jtiin. Tfc# r Moderator of the Presbytery Qlev± 1&S > Orange) and' otber niihisters were Jpres—ent. The servrbe was marked. By tta^heartiness-; of the sfngfng and the fiwtnr- - interest taken in tfie- proceedings. At-■'-the clbs© the Rer. Mr. . Evan& r »efer members: «J? tlie con^t^^fcoa at tfc*--■door ofrtiHK citureii: ""^'" •" " V - In^ thel evening a very lappy socfatgathering- took plac* in t6e Snniaj^ School, wHe-n- a hearty wefcome was *r~ tended to: Mr. Evans. T6e Rev; Mr. Smith (Manama) presided, and Mr. Jt S. Murray, cm behaH" of the eangr«g*- • ! tion, addVesse^ the new^minister^ ! Solos were- sung by. Mrs. Sunderlamt^ ! and" Messrs. Simpson smef Green"/ atndt | Mrs. CDr-.) Young played" s piano sofifc Mrs. Taylor placed" the accompimiments. TKe buiFding was nacfeed, tße^. memßers of tfie congregation fecllngy'•«*■ - one; was heard" to express, "It ispw^ to> ria^'e^ a- iasiist?er af" owr «w'n witi «* , agada:"' '