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Upper Hutt Weekly Review, Volume I, Issue 18, 17 April 1936, Page 1

Lieut. Holms, of the Salvation Army, i spoke a few words of welcome on behalf of the Upper- Hutt Army Corp. j Rev. G. W. Hunt sent an apology for , absence but extended greetings and a j welcome also. ! Sister Edith, in replying to the kind i words of encouragement from the j chairman and others, said that she j knew that she had received a definite | call fx-om God to entex- the Home Mis- j sion work and since hex- arx-ival in this I district the friendly and home-like at- j titude of the people has made her feel ' that hex* work, whethex- fox- Methodists j or others, will be most kindly x-eceived. j After the sex-vice was concluded sup- ' pex- was sex-ved by the members of the i Ladies' Guild and an opportunity af- j fox-ded all px-esent to become better- ac- j quainted with Sistex- Edith. I Sistex- Edith, who is an Aucklander, is a very good speaker, thoughtful and j decisive in manner, and her pulpit work should prove most acceptable and instructive to hex- hearers.