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--7-- THE SUNDAY SCHOOL able to pay off a note of $720.00 and also pay $62.00 on the wiring of the church. $7.50 was also donated to the W.M.S. Superintendent--Mrs. T. J. Thompson. Assistant Superintendent--Mr. Geo. A. Bailey. Secretary--George Williams. Treasurer--Miss Blanche Fcnn. Organist--Miss Evelyn Bailey. We regret to report the continued ill-health of one of our members, Mrs. W. Spry, and it is with feelings of great sadness and deep sympathy that we record the death of Mrs. T. J. Thomp­ son, one of our oldest members. However we look forward with renewed confidence to another year and trust that the blessings of Heaven may rest on our efforts. MRS. G. A. BAILEY, Secretary. 1ExpendituresMother's Daj' Col........ Rally Day Col................ S. S. Supplies ............... Missionary Dept............ S. S. Prizes .................. Concert Expense ......... Miscellaneous Expense Balance on hand ......... ExpendituresReceipts Balance from 1929 ....... Fees ................................. Collections .................... Social Evenings & Teas Bazaar Articles & Xmas Cards .......................... Donations ...................... Entertainment (C. A. Cook) ......................... Fowl Supper ................ Bank Interest .............. Receipts Bronght Forward ... Mother's Day Col. Rally Day Col......... Missionary Col......... Collections ............. S. S. Concert ......... Interest ................... $ 5 08 $ 35 23T. Eaton acct................. Wreath, etc..................... Prizes ............................. C. A. Cook .................... Fowl Supper and Hall Rent ...................... ..... Mrs. Williams, organist Mr. Wilson, caretaker.. Note ............................... Wiring Church ........-- Books ........................ W. M. S.................... $ 12 69$ 25 50 6 505 00 8 609 83 2 00120 04 28 42 22 10 48 90 8 02 15 0028 42 76 95 51 69 6 10 32 48 15 00 80 04 120 00 62 00 20 60 14 62 2 25 31 301 19 1 70 26 65 227 05$ 201 56$ 201 56 4 25'48 7 50 $ 380 02$ 380 02 MRS. ARCH. HAZLITT,THE LADIES' AID SOCIETY Treasurer. President-*-Mrs. John Burkett. Secretary--Mrs. Geo. A. Bailey. Treasurer--Mrs. Arch. Hazlitt. THE LEAGUE President--Clarence A. Bailey. Secretary--Hazel M. Bateman. Treasurer--Evelyn1 I. Bailey. Report of Secretary-- During the year just closed we held eleven meetings with an average attendance of eighteen, although we have thirty-seven names on our Roll. But some of these have joined our ranks only recently. i i •/ Organist--Mrs. Gordon Webb. Department Conveners--Misses H. Chute, J. Robinson, Gladys Williams, Helen Bateman, and Mr. Geo. A. Williams. Expenditures At these eleven meetings, besides the regular routine of busi­ ness, eighteen papers have been given. At the March meeting the program entitled "That Jesus may be lifted up" was carried through. As a means of raising money chain teas were resorted to. A Social Meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Wesley Heath in March. A splendid entertainment was given by Mr. C. A. Cook of Ottawa. In July the L.A. assisted in the Annual Lawn Social. In October we were the hostesses to Bethel L.A. v. Stirling L. Union. At Thanks-giving the Fowl Supper was a decided success. After de­ ducting expenses entailed in carrying out all these activities the L.A. purchased nine dozen Knives and Forks, also several table­ cloths. A donation for prizes was given in connection with the Temperance contest. Flowers have been sent to sick members and a wreath for Mrs. Thompson. At the close of the year we were Receipts Balance from 1929 ....... Jan. 14--Apr. 23-- Collections & Concert Oct. 6--Dec. 31, 1930 Collections ................ $ 35 00Wiring ................. Hall Rent ........... Play Books ....... Rev. Dr. Holmes Missions .............. Plates .................. Flowers .............. Balance on hand $ 9 03 56 54 11 28 6 00 6 IS 2 00 10 00 35 75 16 60 $ 76 85$ 76 85