The Archive · 1930

Lady Worker for the Seamen

Two Presentations Made to Mrs, F. W, Weaver the Naval and Merchant Services ing Shanghai, was the lent of two presentations at the Missions to Seamen on June 26. The band of HMS.

Bridgewater played for the dance. A short service was held in the church and the Rev, T. W. Hall paid tribute to the work which Mrs. Weaver had done for the Missions to Seamen. For the last eight years she had worked indefatigably three or four nights a week, Her cheerfulness, her untiring energy, her unselfishness and cease-Jess thought for others were known to all. In 1926 she was in sole change of the ladies' brunch of the Mrs. Weaver sailed ox the Empress of Asi join her husband who has charge of three shurehes in Vancouver. An oh friend from the str. Pyrrhus, who had known Mrs, Weaver for" nine years, presented her, on behalf of the naval and merchant servers with a clock. Mrs, Hall then presented her with a gold wrist watch from the members of the Harbour Lights Guild, GELS,

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