West Cumberland Times 21 November 1928 21 Nov 1928 Harrington Presbyterian Church

21 Nov 1928 Harrington Presbyterian Church

The anniversary services of the Harrington Presbyterian Church  were held on Sunday and Monday. The Rev. E.W. TOMS, M. A. of Barrow, was the  special preacher, and there were large congregations morning and  evening. The morning service was attended by Girl Guides. Brownies and Wolf  Clubs. In the evening Mr. TOMS spoke on the quality of sympathy, his text being,  “I sat where they eat.” The choir under the conductorship of Mr. G. W. LAWSON, rendered the chorus, “Praise ye the mighty God. “ Mr. W. WRIGHT was organist. On Monday a public tea was held in the Schoolroom. Over 100 persons  sat down to a good meal, which was supervised by Mesdames: - WHITE PORTER SMITH The Choir The waitresses being Mesdames: - JOHNSTON A. WHITE PEARSON WILSON MACCABE Misses: - GREENOP MACCABE BURT LOWERY ELLIOT M. HEPBURN WHITE K. MACCABE N. FECKIE M. PORTER Messrs:- C. JOHNSTONE L. UHRIG. A lecture was given in the Church in the evening by the Rev. W. J.  FAWCETT, M. A., of Bolton, his subject being, “Humours of Irish life and love.” Irish songs were sung by Miss. N. FECKIE and Mr. C. JOHNSTONE.

 

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