MEETINGS AND SOCIALS.

Press, Volume LVIII, Issue 17469, 1 June 1922, Page 9

MEETINGS AND SOCIALS.

OAK OF SYDENHAM LODGE. The half-yearly meeting of tho Oak of Sydenham Lodge, U.A.0.D., No. 15,' was held on Wednesday. A.D. Bro. W. Scliu : uiacber yresiiti'i:-;. D.P. Bro. J. Lingaru was amon-st those prcacut. ' The Bard's report was received, and tick pay amouiuin;; to £S Gs lOd was passed for payment. 'he election of officers resulted a3 follows. - Junior P.A., Br-'. W. Schumacher; A.D., Bro. L. Schumacher; V.A., Bros. Coull aLd T. HcClurg; secretary, Bro. E. C'amnon', treasurer, Bro. J. Fisher; I.G.'a, Broa. I!. Betts and J. Underwood; 0.U., Bro. A. Gilkinaoii; A.D. Bards, Brc-3. J. Philpott and A. Hulbert; V.A. Bards, Bros. J. Underwood and H. Ellis; ilin. Sec, Bros. J. Edmond and T. McChirg; auditor, Bio. J. H. \\ear; Ben. Assn., Bros. H. Hill awl J. Underwood. RUGBY STREET FELLOWSHIP. There was a good attendance- of members at tho Rugby street Fellowship on Tuesday evening, wlren a, dsbato took place on, the subject, "That the present generation has an unjustifiable, belief in its own power*." 'lho affirmative was taken by Jlr J. Jamieson and the negative by Sir W. Hindi-;. Other speakers were Mis.s Freo, Messrs \. Edgar, R. Dalley, J. Loruas, A. V. llassall. Krv. C. Abe-rncthv, and the chairman, Iho Rev'. 3. Napier l?ilne. On a vote ucin<r taken a majority declared m favour of the negative side.