ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH.

Otago Daily Times, Issue 19475, 9 May 1925, Page 16

ALL SAINTS’ CHURCH.

ANNUAL MEETING. Doan Fitcliett presided over I lie annual meeting of parishioners of All Saints’ Church, which was held in the schoolroom on Thursday night. Mr C. S. .Simith, in moving the adoption of the report and balance sheet, referred to the necessity of obtaining more contributors to the monthly collections. He said the annual subscriptions also showed a falling oil. Mr (J. 1). Wright seconded the motion, which was carried. The Dean, in reviewing the work of the year, mentioned that several energetic church workers had left the district, and he referred feelingly (o the loss by death of several old parishioners. Me said that some former members of the congregation now resident In other parts still retained their interest, in All paints', and bad contributed liberally to the endowment fund. Votes of thanks were passed to the members of the different church organisations, and to Raster Elizabeth and Mr Lilly (tiie organist). P’ster EhV-beth said she had been greatly assisted and encouraged in her work by t'>e co-opet-ation and example of many earnest church workers whose good works did not enrne jnto the limelight. Mr I-illv replied on behalf of (ho choir. Me . n U| they had some excellent voices in the choir, but additional members were required. There were vacancies for a number of hnvs. ’file following nOVe-bea"cs we-o elected : Phu”chwr’ dens. Messrs fl. P. Ritchie and TV FL Pnvth: vestrymen—-Messrs IT A. fVigan. (’, Orator. C. IT. Hayward. F. W. Mitoholh E. Peake, T. W. Robinson. Dr Unc-HI Ritelite. A. T,. PK-nn. E. Whinam, ■I E. Wingfield, O-eo'-rm Wilson ; bon. frea-sm-m. Air 0. T ). Wright : bon. secretary to the ve.tvv, Mr W. .1. Strong; lion, anditm- Mi L A. rinpmfl. M'is.ril items were cnntr : hnled dunm* the evening, which was concluded with dancing.