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HURON PRESBYTERY
OF UNITED CHURCH
MEETS IN GODERICH
Reports Presented on Various De-
partments of the Church's
Work in This County
The May meetinof the Huron Pres-
bytery of the London Conference of
the l'nited Church of Canada wits held
in MacKay Hen, ¢oderkb, on Thurs-
day, April 28tH. Rev. C. F. Clarke,
chairman of the Presbytery and
pastor of North street church. Ged-
erich. was in the chair. and Rev.
R. 'H. %ruby of Blyth (Queen
street), secretary. Atter devotional
exercises. lite Presbytery was duly
leetltnied"Heir"W: W A1p'rrtdabnrn
was appointed assistant secretary and
Bev. E. A. Poulter corresponding sec-
retary tot the local papers and The
New Outlook. The minutea were read
and adopted. The roll of the Presby -
Lary was called gad the names of the
lay/delegatem sehre reported.
The business of the Preabytety was
then taken up In detail. and the vari-
ous eommlttePs gave their reports. t
The work of the aaperennuation report. which was incepted and the led in the Iota' rnlwed. W "III
eleven
be- '
comnittee revealed that there are' eat-mltec- for the coming year are as lug a Food aece:W. There are sixty -
eleven ministers who are pnermaoently
superannuated within the bounds of
the Preettytery ; one minister superan-
nuated Dor one year, and one minister
left without a station a1 bis own re-
quest.
The educational work shows tat
there are Berea students in the Stu-
dent Appendix of the Presbytery:. fear
h attendance at Victoria 0o110E01 and
three In attendance at Delon Theo- Derry
logical College. One candidate for Foreign Mistliona-41evs. J. )r. Hagg/ eonventapa.
the ministry —Milton George Cook. et p.'Jefferson. W. D. McDonald. John A. A solo was ye telexed by Mise ratter
Fordw•1ch— woe received: and one c DI style. and
Walker. J. .Harvey. Dr. R. L. Blew- Hnme• in her noun' pleasing w.
then the speaker of the afternoeut.
Mrs. A. I1. Barker, of Korea, wns In-
troducer]. the audience rising r„ greet
her. 4Mrs. Barker is s charming
spetrltt'r and gave a fine address on the
Rowetiffe. John Montgomery. work in Koren. Her detxdptt"n of
gatnte•nanee and Extension--Revs•tthroqPpe missionary spirit of the Korean
G. Telford W. D. MODnnal.l. D. Ye- t•tTHstians tbrllled .-her audience. as
Tavlab. Dr. A. J. Irwin. Messrs. E. did also the story of the :womin wbo.
Bender. R F Manning having with great difficulty learned to
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i'.IGHTIETH ‘EAR, NG. IS'
eral things were s�gested, but as the Seatorth. Reports Nor.• read by the
year nould closerls a few days it was secretaries of the different hr:u,,•hes
felt that no plan eoeld be launched to I of the work, each reporting ea,.our-
rernedy the Mtnation this year. In aging progress. The morn* --Bion
giving the allocatl9us for each charge•' cloned with prayer by \L•.. MtUonaIJ, ••
[be corning year, Rev, 'George Tel- of Scatorth.
furl :ace *owe very helpful ',riggers- Dinner was scry, 1 i)t the Sunday -
for
(tom, as t., things that should be school room to hath Presbyterial and
pointed out itopreaentln,g the claims of 1'reabytcry delegates by the ladies of
this work to the rongreesticne. One North street auxiliary..
item needs to be called to attention The afternoon session Wali opened
especially. that while $60.000 seems aith devotional exercises conducted 1
to be a large amount. yet tits is at the by the Bruset•Is and Bluevale wux11- 1
rate of only $4.60 per member. whtlf lards. Rev. ('. F. Clarke In Hit In -
the church no the whole Is asked for spiting adilre.a brought greetings
$6 per member. front the Presbytery ; tben reports
'trier reports of the work of the were given by the eiee-presidents wise
church property committee. religions were la charge of the four Perilous of .
(•daeation committee, lite and work the Presbyterial: Mrs. V. Molktrd. of
committee. Online. eoatmlUtee, evange- Exeter. Mrs. W. H. Willis. of 1Ving-
lism and social service entemittee ham, Mra. W. J. Andrew. of Goderielt,
*ere presented. . and Mrs. McDonald, of Fgmondvnle.
The settlement committee in report These reported that interesting cos-'
ing gave the names • of the ministers venttous had been held in the autumn
who had handed in their resignation(.: to each section. and brought helpful
W:--Tefernem--fie4retcb 4Yietorla._autput+flona.at;to ways and ascan or'
stimulating interest InWe— rr can liT
mleslons.
The report of the treasurer. Mr.. P.
Gardiner: of Myth, was. naturally one
$$ of the moat interesting Riven. Al -
Victoria Wert. Roderi•h. M. C. Pirr: though many of the allocation* were
St. Helens, H! C. 'Whitfield: Eippen, high. a great number of the societies
K. It. Connors,: 1)nugauoou. .t. A. bad met them lolly, some giving he -
Walker; AshAeld. A. W. Brown goad their allotment. though a nnutlor
The nomluotlag eommlttee gine its telt behind. (idsbrich. North strt',t.
Street I : H. F. Kennedy• Rayfield : R. A.
Lundy. Klppsen: 1.. r. White. Nile; J.
J. Durrant. Varna; C. Cumming.' St.
Helena. The following charges have
given calla to the following *Mutat tit:
fotb,ws: four auxiliaries in the Preshyte•rIal.
Evangelism and Social Serriee—' The total amount raised by these, l
Revs. C. F. (eta rke, C. J. M,rnrehouse. with the Cirelre and Rands, was x17,- '
W. F. Smith. J. 3. Durrant. tad 4S2.e8. .
Yellers. B. W."Carille, f, W. Ortwels, The secretary rend a cheering letter t
W. M. Knight. ?Mme Mr} • (ltev.) Jos Munition. of
, Hobe. Mlaaloaa—Rete )1. M. Ben- (1oderllb.. who' was pseLented by 111 -
nett. F. N. Ctyadale. 16 i14 4IIacocks. nese from beln% pr.se(it. cafe •sent i
II. E. Kennedy, John Smith. and greetings to the Pt'etby�terlal,,adkured '
Meese*. Fra' Sharpe. Oliver Turnbull. them of her dap •totereet Abe*
Delbridge. work aqd wished them a usgRssfal
student—H. G. Whitfield Of Knox Col- art. Messrs. Lorne Tyndall. Colin
lege—was recommended for ordination (�ampbr.11. 1
at the coming Conference to be held felt. and Worli—Revs. W. A. Brew-
in St. Andrew's fasted church. Lon- nee, A. IV. Brown. A. V. Walden, R. F.
don. Irwin Messrs J H.Hopper. John
The report of the maintenance and
extension committee was given and
showed that the allocation set fat the
Presbytery had not been met. there
being a deficit of about $13.090. This
caused a lengthy diaeusdon because of
the seriousness of the iltuatlon. Sev-
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"No," said Mr. S. to the
saleaman — "I get such
good service from my reg-
ula r. Aupdiers that I could
not be induoe�eani—
They called me by Long
Distance and I have just
placed my order." '
Back • in the wholesale
warehouse the Long Dis-
tance order was. received at
4.25 p.m. It was shipped at
5.10 p.m. The pfder was a
long one and the -charge for .
Long Distance was 4.2:,,
but this expense a unted
' only one-third of 1 per
ceht of the sale. -
4(W{Aingness to' pap aueh trifling
tapes to derure orders by
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INSURANCE 11
The Mutual Life
Assurance Company of
Canada
Established 1869.
(lead office,
H'aterloo, ()tltaflo.
D. D. MOONEY, Agent.
lase Strout. news 250
Godaricb, Ontario.
Iteeliginus F.dneatlon -2Re': R. Rnetl. read. w1111441 10 become a Bible -we- 1 Read the advertisements in The
T.. C. White. W. Ii. Alp. Duncan Guest. ' roan. and who. at ai ty years of age.'
W. J. Raines. Mesas. J. St. tontbuott. undertook the fee years' course which
W. G. Medd. would fit her Inc the work. and in 1
Revs. W. P. l.-.nt. James , apite•of tremesdons handieapa enc-
Students—
Scottie. G. M. ('hldlcy. Dr. R, H Barn- e..wt$d In attaining her beari a desire.
by.()Were were elected for the next
Superannuation Rev,. A. W. Bar- year.
asCof olrnea: Honorary
one Goderich; presidents.
resi tut .
•
ker. F. W. Craft. T. W. J. Kilpatrick. 1 .
Boundaries CammISsion and Church ilton. Goderich: Mrs Wilson. Wing- ,
Property—Bei (1. M. Chidley. A. ham: president, Mrs. (Rev.) J. K.1
I
Sinclair. J. A. Verpison. E. A. Poulter, Horne(Stolon : let vice preddent, Mra
D. A. Armstrong. 1: F. Chandler. v. Milliard, Exeter; 2tad vice-president.
Reset -A. H. E. Huston. William Bailie. Mr.. W. H. Willis, Wingham' 3rd
J. Richmond. vice-president. lin. W. J.. Andrew,
The nominating committee recon-' Goderich: 4th vice-president, Mrs. 1
mended and it was adopted that in I Lane. Seeforth; recording secretary.
ease • minister le moved from the I Mrs. W. J. Omer. Wingbam: eor-
Presbytery bin place on the coanalttee1 responding secretary. Mies A. Cornett.
shall be taken by tho-raco
iater.
The members of the settlement com-
mittee were elected by ballot by the
Presbytery: Revs. J. E. Hogg and
George Telford.
The statistical secretary. Rev. J. M.
Hensall: treasurer. Mrs. P. Qa
Ruth: Young People's secretary, Mtwf
E. Hume. Aoderleh : children's work 1
secretary.
snelatehelpers secreetary. Mrs. Johns. e. Exeter: ail- f
F.limyille; .apply secretary. Mrs. Ven -+1
ner. Clinton; assistant supply twee -
Calling of Grand Bend. presented a {iffy. Mrs. E.Resell, Clinton: Mls-
summary of the statistics of the Pres- plenary Monthly secretary, Mrs. H. I
byteTy, Numbs' of charges. 40; mem- Fowler, Clinton; Clt{tstlan steward -
tiers r
na seaeion. 450: ',rewards or man- Fillip secretary, lira Archibald. Se
4 • other membere of `'' forth: strangers secretary. Mrs. Rrem-
ner. Brueefidd: secretary of liters-
tnre. Mrs. Orme. Crediton.
The following were elected delegates
to the Conferenee hranelr meeting to be
held this month In Walkerville: Yrs. I.
T. O. Johnston. Gorrle: Mrs. Robert -
eon. Brick church. Belgreve: Mrs.
mem r p• (Rev.) Coning. Grand Rend: lira.
r memtwrshlp. 1714. Value of yitndy, Rtppsen : Mrs. Ferguson. Rea -
h: Mrs. Durrent. Varna : Mee. R.
$l1367y. $1.1191.815: debt ft. _ 19M. Young. Smith's Hill.' and Mrs.
$11.x67; lnsunntr on proPe
175; number of manses or parson- (Rev.) Barnby. Blyth.
Rms. 34; valve of furnitnro. $13,825: The newly elected officers were then
esierlee paid. WRAC; *a7aed for M. 1 Installed. tine prayer of conseerot "
and E. fund. $46,R't7: Conference end I being offered
by Mrs. Mnetlnnnld of
Preshytery•fund. $1017; received for
nvited the Pres-
b1y. Sunda nohoolsl other . $11) es 134 ltnndaraised, ltyterlal to hold ingham ltheir llary (next (recti g In
schools for M. and 1. trod. $4.435: that town.
boards. 302: readiles. 5.211: Persona
ander pastoral oversight, 16,679: bap -
Hama, 216; marriages. 172; burials,
9(49; total membership, 12,050; In-
crease. 344. Number of Snrlday ne•hnols.
77: membership, 9,142: T. P. Societies.
rat ; membership. 1718; W. M. Socletles.
66; tie shl '2.M; Ladleo' Aid 80-
ieee, u1 • ,
T. P. Societies for meal pa
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2116; for M. and 1. fun . 92 ;
Iadiea' Aid Societies. $18,110: W. Y.
8.. $18,411; Mtsnd Inc 1ce1 church
porpoeee. salary etelvded, 9'7.477.
Gland total Inc ell pnrposea $
WOKEN WORKERS CONVENE
Large Gathering al dares Presby-
terial Meedul ICHOOL REPORTS
The Huron rreshytertst Women's
A very pretty exercise by some tittle
girls of; the North ',trent Band made
a pleasant interlude in the prOneed-
inga. t.
The report of the resolution com-
mittee having been read and adopted.
the question drawer was taken in e
eleven manner by Mn. (Rev.) Telford
of Blyth. After a few earnest words
from the president the eonrentlnn was
closed with the benediction.
M1swlonary Society met en Thursday
last in North Mart Halted church,
with a record e&tea4Unce. Sortie 130
delegates and 100 visitors were
=red. The mornlag aMSlon
at 10 o'clock. with the pre'at-
d1Mf, Mrs. (Rev.) .1. E. Hogg et Clin- 1
tM, in the chair, - and Mn. W. J.
Greer, of Wingbatn, at the secretary's
deck. Dervetlonal exrtelsiiducted by the Carlow and Auburn
anallla.rles: an address of weicolne
was given by Mies M. G. Robertson;
the rear of the morning has spent to
the routine of business. +r.
An Interesting part of t)lle Pennon
was the roll -call of AnxltUrtea, Cir-
idaa and BanM. As the names of each
wen ratted the delee pnea and 'letters,
relpcesenteng It Mood fora moment
Rome were represented by two or
three persons, others by a doaen or
more; the largest delegation was from
S. 8. NO. 9, DTIVILDP
The following Is the report of the
Faster test exams. In 6. S. No. 9, Dun-
lop:
Br. IV.--Lnta Jewell 76 per cent.
Jr. IV. --Erle Quaid tYi 'ler cent.,
Frank Horton 44.
Sr. Ili. to Jr. IV.--Phyllts HFr'nn
50 per cent.
Jr. 111.--,Lo0ls Fulford 43 per cent.
Jr. II. to Sr. i1. Rave Horton t18
per cent.. Verne Jewell 46. Freddie
Jewell 45, Billie Ferro& 65.
Pr. to Jr. --Bobble Parrish.
pPt.d4Jav14 Parrish. Walter C51s-
bo1S, Barry Chiskolm.
Francis Idnklater Rae ahsent for
the exams. on aerostat of sickness.
Number on roil, 14; overage attend-
ant", 12.
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