Autumn Session Opened on Thursday The autumn session of the Union' Charch Literary d Social Guild in the Church Hall was opened on Thursday evening with a esreert and social arranged by Miss Wheeler.
The programme for the remainder of the session is as follows:—
October 28—Musicale by Com munity Church Quartette; Nov. 11—Lecture by Mr. G. S. Foster Kemp on "Choice bits we read again and again"; Nov, 25—An evening of, Scottish Music, arranged by Mr. Donald Macdonald; Dec. 9—Inter-tainment by the B. W. A.
The officers of the Society for the year are as follows:—
President, Rev. Dr. J. Darroch; Vice-President, Mr. J. A. Bailey, Mr. G. B. Fryer, Dr. H. Fowler, J. B. Grant, and Mr. J. Nicholson; Hon. Treasurer, Mr. A. Youngson; Hon. Secretary, Mr. Nod B. Grant; Lantern Secretary, L. Gordon Day; Committee, Mrs, Umpleby, Miss Wheeler, Mr. Toplam, and Mr. W. Maciennan, understood that the Japan-jose Chamber of Commerce will issue 'a formal statement regarding ite attitude towards the Tariff ference within the next few This, it is-believed, will same lings.as that issued
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