TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

Press, Volume LVII, Issue 17120, 15 April 1921, Page 11

TRINITY CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH.

, > ♦ . ■ ii%,Jl» 57th anniversary services of Trinity l- ||*ChuroJi were celebrated on Sunday last, and on Wednesday evening. On Sunthere were good congregations. The nI-'&v *** J< Hnffadine occupied the pulpit irjKjolh morning and evening. The choir, un--lifJ.J« tho leadership of Mr L. J. Milner, conspecial music Solos were given in" by Mrs-B, Smith ; and Mrs Stapp. Mr S. !| f. Owen officiated at the organ. On Wedevening the tea and 'public gathert w«re held. The Bev. H. J. H«ffaq|ne, if'Sao occupied the chair, e»id he was deto sea so many of the older mem- .„ gem of Trimty present; thas wae tho 57th ' yjnnivwrsary, but he hadi been looking . tht> jubilee souvenir that was com- „ vT?ll*oT some few years ago, and by that he ■*w that the services were first commenced ,in 1861, therefore they really should be cele--1 «wing their Diamond Jubilee. The Kev. Clyde Caxr, of the Ltinwood Church, mv© , •» address, based upon an article in a . ;*eeuliir paper, entitled "The Biehop's La--1 Aent." The Rev,i W. H. A. Victory, of the Tennyson Gtreet Church, said his- message the Church to-day was, "Courage. Go . on." He quoted the Rev. Silvester Hom, f who Mid that what the Church really lacked i nail of the Home Mission fund, and urged » mora liberal response from all. Mr C. H. Bryant (treasurer) made an appeal to *}* present to assist the Church by sub-' Mrioang through the envelopes. During .the evening an excellent programme wsa contributed by <Uie following:—Songs, Bev. r Carr, Mrs Stapp, Misses Haicourt, ' /«»™ *Mcent, and Mr Reg. Woodham; piano iw?{~ Walter Baker; recitations, Mrs j jJSvj"*' tB Hargreaves and Mrs Milner •oted m accompiuiiste. Votes of thanks ' *«?* *° the la di»« of the thurch for We excellent tea provided, also to the speak- *««, and- those who provided the musical , ytograame. , - T