MEMORANDA

Poverty Bay Herald, Volume LV, Issue 17227, 5 April 1930, Page 18

MEMORANDA

The Row J. Stanley Murray, M.A., will pivach at SI. Andrew's Presbyterian Church at both services tomorrow. "Tlie Gospel of Peace'' is the subject for the morning, and "Jesus' Way of Iji.'e" will be dealt with at the evening service. The Poverty Bay Stockbrokers' Association will hold two cattle fairs at the Alatawbero yards, the first for male cattle and weanors on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 29 and 30, and the second tor female cattle on Tuesday and Wednesday, May 6 and 7. At the Baptist Church to-morrow, the morning service will take the form of a rededient ion service, and the subject will be "Our Altar." The evening subject will be "The Rainbow Through the Rain"; the service will be broadcast. The Rev. Oscar All- - will be the preacher and ,tho choir will render musical messages. On present indications the talkie night in aid of the W.N.R. fund for the chair of obstetrics will be successful, but intending patrons should re- j member that only those tickets purchased from the sellers mentioned by, advertisement in to-night's issue will bring in revenue. Ticket sellers should not dispose of tickets after "> p.m. on Tuesday. j At Wesley Church, Bright street, tomorrow the services will be conducted j by Mr. J. McCullough in the morn-i ing, anil by the Rev. Ivo M. Raynor in the evening. This will be Mr. Raynor'si farewell service. The choir will render the anthems, "The Radiant Morn | Hath I'assed Away," and "0 Love the Lord." J Special Sunday School anniversary services will be held in Te Ifaparti Methodist Church to-morrow. At II •I in, the Rev. Ivo M. Raynor will conduct his farewell .service. Tito Rev, Oscar Allwright will occupy the pulpit at '1 p.m. and the evening nreiiher will be Mr. V. IT. Forge, There will be .special singing by tbo .scholars.