congregation, eight in T‘l‘filber, oil decline to accept ani of those in the Peters Road section seven in num- ber, all made the same statement with the exception of two and one of these securing a to w more votes!

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in E113 election 3.11.11.” to 1:-

lduly elected to ”the ofiice which ‘ri '

still retains. . 1 On April 3rd the Moderator de— clares its intention of taking vaca~i tion for too seeks in the near fut- ure. This seems to how: been. done;

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w’il'iS and 51.1, _..: we 11:13; ations inter? :33 :=i t the work of the -ori at home and ab and. Convenors are appointed, eg.

Oswald Graham, hairmsii of the Central Committee 3 ‘ _

C. D McClure, Jhairman of the. Spiritual Aims Committee.

lorry Johnston, Chairman of the

Puilicity Committee. _ _

Thomas A. Miller, Chairman of Finance Committee

These men seem to have all been active andFdiligentanci response‘by’ the people was hea'ty and in a great measure testified 0 their spirit of 1 Thanksgiving and rust. i3.,_,,i,"‘he following fluires from theqReL ‘pcrt of Assembly for 1919 may be interesting as well as instructive tel Eill:

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No of'elders .............1... 8l iNO of families 130 iNo. of Baptisms . 10 N2. of teachers am officers in

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roses ........... . ...... 2,100.00 Am't given to colleges ...... 33.00 Ain‘t given to Home Mi§ions 92.00 Amt given to Foreign Mls‘

_ ................. 170.90 "-21 to aged and In- ministers 7.00 ‘.~Lm't given to social service 17.00 32177:: glen to Rally Day 11:. . ....... :' 46.00

lAm‘t; on by N M. Society 39. 00 i But in the midst of all this activity lthere W25 a movement that caused

{1:3 sees-zzzon or“ activities fC1 a time.

33,171 to the 3’.e/. Archibald :3 other»

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he ‘ acl declined a previous call to 3 fieid in :iova Scotia he mnet'ed it to be his duty to accept this one which as hearty and unanimous, so the 2ant re atio :15 of the pastor and cople became dissolved and his last --1':ry in the minutes as Moderator March 13th. 1920 (11 yea. ago). Sutherland left the field in a i "TL—1y prosperous condition due in E12331 large measure to the impetus of l i

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~ ~ .21: C1. -? ,1 mrifor'rd‘aho‘ Eli—1': influzce ' of the” folio/3rd 1‘1 clement which is still fresh in the lmmis 01 many of our people and i Male 713er (tires 3d, it failed 111‘ 31.3.3117 cases to fuiiill our best hopes.

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em. iosemi sexually—192m

After tho resignation and removal 32' Rev. Archibald Sutherland from this choigc matters of a varied not»l ure dcvclogied. There had been the contraction of the new 1.311153 buich :ng completed, the Comimh iioo Roll