ST. PAUL’S CHURCH, CITY

Sun (Auckland), Volume IV, Issue 961, 2 May 1930, Page 10

ST. PAUL’S CHURCH, CITY

YEAR OF PROSPERITY A good record of spiritual ministration and healthy finances was disclosed in the report presented at the annual meeting of St. Paul’s parishioners last evening. Though there had been a decrease of £3O in general offerings, the decrease was wholly felt during the first half of the financial year. The mission quota, which had been raised from £SO to £95, had been fully met. The debt had been reduced by £2OO, and now stood at £599. The church completion fund now. amounted to £2,880 A special meeting in two months will go into the question of the completion of a permanent chancel, which will probably be undertaken in September. The election of officers resulted: Vicar’s warden, Mr. A. J. Stratford: people’s warden, Mr. E. C. Thomas: vestrymen, Messrs. L. G. Armitage, C. Betts, T Davies, E. Hartley. A. .1 Horsley, IT S. .fillings, G. E. Jones, F. S. T. Little. C. S. Michel, C. S. Panting; lion, auditors, Messrs C. F. Cork and A. E. Maling: hon secretary building guild, Mr E. Harper.

HOLY TRINITY. DARGAVILLE From Our Own Correspondent DARGAVILLE, Thursday. Messrs. A. E. Reynolds and A. Edmonds were reappointed wardens at the annual meeting o£ Holy Trinity Church parishioners, which was presided over by the vicar, the Rev J. C. Fussell. Mrs. C. S. Rush, Miss Stephenson. Messrs. Alderson, L. R. Capp, H. Gankrodger, F. S. Gouldiug L. Izod and R. Peat were elected to the vestry.