BAPTIST CHURCH.

Wanganui Chronicle, Volume XLVIII, Issue 12364, 2 December 1904, Page 5

BAPTIST CHURCH.

TWENTY-SECOND ANNIVERSARY

The twenty-second anniversary of the Baptist CHui-oh;.'iyJis. held last evening. A teiartneeting .jyss hejp at 6.30, when, despite ithe w-et', weather, there was a good attendance. The^ tables were in charge of th© following :^Mrs. Dewdne*y, Mrs. Gaze, assisted-by, Miss Thomson; Mrs. Stevens, •a.ssisted by Miss J. Gaze; Mrs. C. A: Sanowj /assisted by Miss N. Sanow; MrS. Carrad, assisted by Mrs. Howe; Mrs. Trernewan, assisted-by Mrs. J. Harper; Mrs. W. J. Carson, assisted by Mrs.'Jarrett; Mrs. Harris, assisted by Miss Q. Horsley. Bachelors' Table: Messrs. R. C. Barker and W. Oliver, assisted by Mr.CW. Gaze. • Tlie' public meeting was held at 7.30, when there was a large attendance, the weather 'having cleared. A very interesting programme, >as follows, was present^: ;Anthem, "Jerusalem," choia*; secretary's' report,' Mr. C. A. Gaze ; treasurer's' 'annual report, Mr. C. A. Sanow;..(anthem, "I shall Feed My Flock, ",:<>hbir; addresses by Rev. E. t>nakerand R. M. Ryburn; male quar•tettel Rev. A. Dewdney, and Messrs. G. Carr.ad, A. F. Loveday, and J. Harper. ■Anthem,. " God of Israel," choir. During.the evening Mr. Gilbert Carson gave an interesting account of the work done at - the a'ecent Baptist .Conference at Dunedin.

You want to send a nice present to a ladiy friend'? You don't know what she would like? Send her one of those beautiful solid silver hair brushes which Mr. J. Forbes is selling at 15s 6d each. She -will be delighted. Brushes like this vhave never been at this price in Wanganui before. Mr. Colin McDonald , who lias purchased the 'assigned estate of F. Loveday, announces in another column that tho great Wanganui sale will continue for three weeks more. Now ia your chance, ladies, to get first class goods for. practically ■nothing^. Everything is marked down to the " very lowest

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