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o . John a Brussels, and Trin
ity Church, Flnia, which had bee
with Atwood since 1929 wa
placed with Milverton, Rev. M
P. Oldham 1942-45 returned a
Incumbent the second time, and
St. Alban's, Atwood was attached
to Christ Church, Listowel in
1945, Rev. J. H. Kerr, 1946-52,
Rev. A. N. Ellis 19512-56, Student
T. A. Griffin for a month, Rev.
F. E. Jewell Feb. 1956-Aug. 1968,
Rev. K. W. Jaggy, 1958-60, and the
present Incumbent the Rev. H. L.
Jennings.
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The Lectern Bible was donated
by the Society for Promoting
Christian Knowledge and is dated
thus, St. David's Church Henfryn,
opened January 15th, 1882. On:
June 28th, 1932 special jubilee
services were held. Present
were the Incumbent Rev. A. H.
O'Neil, Bishop C. A. Seager, Rev.
erends P. G, Rickard, H. E. Ashby,
. Naylor. A large garden party
was held on the church lawn., .On.
June 30th, 1957 the 75th Anniver-
ary was celebrated, TheRev. J.
Kerr, a former incumbent re-
turned to preach being assisted
by his nephew, Rev, R. J. Kerr.
David's and St. Albans met to
elect officers at a special vestry
meeting, The Peoples' Warden is
Larry Smith of St, Albans and
the Itectur's Warden David Kerr
St. David's.
Among the wardens who have
served St. David's down through
the Years are Robert, Cunning-
ham, David 1E7dgar, Charles Kerr,
W. H. Baker, Thomas Kerr,
Thomas liurst Jr., Lister Mc.
ereight; Kenneth durst and the
last wardens, David Kerr and
Melvin Carnochan.
Those serving 'the most years
during the life time of St. David's are: Sec.-Treas., Mrs.
W. H. Baker; Wardens, Lister
McCreight, Kenneth Hurst; Fire
Tenders, James Kerr and sons
Thomas Kerr and George/ Kerr.
Organist, S. S. Teacher and
Vestry Clerk, Mrs, Thomas Kerr.
Students entering the ministry, J.
H. Kerr and It. J. Kerr. Organists
who have served, Mary Little,
!Margaret (lass, M. Kerr, Laura
Thompson, Irene Hamilton, Mrs. r. Kerr and 'Mrs. Lister Mc-
reigh t.
History Of St. David's
Church, ,Henfryn,
1882 - 1964
(continued from front page)
Lucas, James Lucas, H. Murr,
John Love, Ed. Rowland, Mrs.
Rowland, Richmond Sr., Mrs.
J. Savage, J. H. Thomson, William
Thomson, Mrs. A. Ward, J.
Willoughby, John and Wesley
Young. At this time a good Young
Peoples Association was started,
which continued for many years.
From 1910 on the clergy who
served were, Rev. H. B. Ashby,
later Canon, 1910-12, Rev, W. J.
Connor 1912-13, Rev. M. Shaw,
1913-17 Rev. J. H. McLeod, 1918-19
Rev, A. E, W. Ingram 1920-22,
'C. A. Beesley Summer student,
Rev. P. H. Paull 1922-35, Rev. W.
Hendry. Rev. T. W. Jones 1926- I
.27, Rev. M. F. Oldham 192748, I
Rev. A. H. O'Neil 1929-35, Rev. B. I
C. Buley 1935-38. About this time
A Ladies Guild was started and
continues to date. Rev. R. S.
Skinner 1938-39, Rev. F. W. Davis
1940-42. In 1941 St. David's and
gt. Alban's, Atwood were attached
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- Many former members returned u for this service. Refreshments
s were served at a happy social,
gathering on the church lawn.
s The Rev. C. F. Johnston of St
Paul's Wingham preached at the
80th Anniversary, on Sunday
June 24th. At a social gathering
held after the morning service
the Rev. II. L. Jennings and Mrs-
Jennings were presented with a
twenty fifth anniversary wedding
gift from the congregation.
the congregation.
In June the executive commit-
tee of the Diocese of Huron re,' I
comrnmended that bt. Daviq's
Henfryn be closed and the con-
gregation be attached to St..
Alban's Atwood. On July 16th the
Board of Managements of St.
Alban's and St. David's met with,
Bishop H. P. Appleyard and the
action of the synod was approved.
On Sunday July 26th at 9.15 the
last regular service was held in
being the sacrament of Holy
Baptism. Philip Robbie Fidgar
son of Mr. and Mrs, La*rente
Edgar was baptised.
On. Thursday August 4th the, ' combined congregations of Bt. C
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St. David's, Henfryn, "Sma4 in
numbers but mighty in in
fluencen.
We pray for this our parish,
Thy mercy to implore;
On. church, and homes,
people,
0 Lord, thy blessing pour.
Then, our earthly worship ended.
And our earthly labour done - -
Bid us worship, bid us labour
There, where work and Prayer
are one.
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