PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
PLEASANT POINT, The. 'annual meeting of the PleasantPoint Presbyterian Church was held in tho church on Thursday afternoon, Tho Rev. Geo. King, occupied the chair, about fifty members being present, Tho annual report was read by Air Bishop, and as this was Iho first, meeting of the congregation .since the Pleasant Point charge severed its connection with Albury, Cave, and Cannington districts, members expressed satisfaction at the prosperous position of the church, it having about 105 members. Tho balance-sheet was read, but as a slight mistake had been made in ending the year on Julv 31sfc instead of dune 30th, it was decided to hold it over till a. future meeting of the congregation. A. little discussion' took place re the retirement of members of the session, tile matter beint: allowed to drop. The Sunday School report (road hy Air T. T. Lowisi, tLo Tutara Sunday School report (read bv Mr C Steven'). Ihe Young Aim's Bible Class report (read by Air Walter Norton), the Young Women's Bible Class report (read bv the Rev. (1. King), and the Young Women's Christian Alissionarv report (road by the Rev. King), were all submitted to the coiigrogalion, and the greater part of tho afternoon had elapsed before the most imoortant business took place This had regard to the budding of the new church. It was aoroed to build, and that tenders be called immediately for its erection. The plans (drawn by Air Coulfhard-Alullions'l were submitted to tho congregation and aoproved. Tenders arc- to be called in three different materials, stone, brick, and fenoIt was decided to sell a section that bad been vacant- for years, and owned by ihe Sunday School, the proceeds to be held over till a future meelinp-. During the lad" fortnight the new church site has been i.ui. into order, i be P.uilding Committee had made nrraniioniems for a loan for the --ossarv balance, ami Hie cm-re-,! inn arc 'to he congratulated on their effort to build achurch uo-Lhy of ihe district and tin ,- later da v.
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Timaru Herald, Volume XIIIC, Issue 14274, 13 August 1910, Page 3
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