BAPTIST CONFERENCE

Hokitika Guardian, 15 October 1929, Page 1

BAPTIST CONFERENCE

OFFICERS ELECTED. 'Bv Telegraph—Her Press Association.) AUCKLAND, October 14. The .following committees- and officials wejre elected at the New Zealand Baptist. Conference Union Executive President, Rev. Joseph IV. Kemp (Auckland); secretary and treasurer, Rev. W. M. P. Lascelles (Wellington); principal of college. l ß,ev. Dr,- J. J. North (Auckland); secretary Auckland Auxiliary, Rev. J. Hiddleston (Milford); secretary Central Auxiliary, Mr E. Nees; secretary Canterbury Auxiliary, Rev. E. Stuart; secretary Otago Auxiliary, Mr C. Daracott; President Y.M.B.C. Union, Mr W. A. Craig (Auckland); chairman of College Committee, Mr F. N. Andrews (Auckland); secretary! ou n g People’s Department, Rev. L, B. Busfield (Auckland); , elected members, Messrs S. Barry.and W. R. Newton (Auckland), Revs. E. E. and E W. Horner (Central), J- Eobe ' L and E. T. .Jones (Canterbury), C. fc>. Tuckwell and C. Becldngsale (Otago) public questions committee, Revs. Knowles-Kempton, A. W. S* eW «J " nt L B. Busfield and Mr H. H. Du @ditor of “The Baptist,” Dr.' J, North; assistant editor, Rev. S Jenkins; preacher of 1930 union se mon, Rev. E. N. Goring. An mvita tion’of the Duhedin Churches to the next conference at Dunedin ; accepted.