teas, concerts, and sponsoring plays, were some of the sources of funds
used to carry on the work of the Ladies Aid.

In 1910 the new parsonage (the present mouse) was buflt. Here
the Ladies played a very active part in the proceeding, although once
again there are no records.

In 1919 Mrs. Jas. Robinson received permission to place an honor
roll in the church in honor of the boys of this congregation who enlisted
for active service in the war of 1914-1918, (still hangs in its place).

In the years following, the Ladies are mentioned in other phases
of the church’s work. In 1921 the names of Mrs. J. M. Oke, Mrs.
Musgrove, Mrs. Norman White appear working with members of the
Board on various committees. Ladies were appointed as district visitors;
Mrs. S. B. Oke, South-East, Mrs. J. HarriSon — South-west, North-east
Mrs. Vern Willson, Primrose ~— Miss Gertie Harris and Mrs. Kilmury.
Town — Mrs. J. M. Oke and Mrs. Hibbert, Mrs. C. C. Musgrove and
Mrs. Becksted on the missionary committee and Mrs. B. Hill, Mrs. Allison
and. Mrs. Ashley were appointed to try and stimulate and interest in
young people of the circuit is higher education and direct their steps
toward Wesley College.

In 1922 the names of Mrs. C. C. Musgrove, Mrs. N. White, Mrs.
Gamble, Mrs. Oke are mentioned in connection with Quarterly Official
Board meetings and later that year, Mrs. Robert Latimer was elected
to that Official Board. In 1928 a report of the Ladies Aid was given by
Mrs. Robertson as secretary and named Mrs. B. Hill as president with
about 44 members and the average attendance as 20. They raised
$450.00 and had on hand $248.00.

The 1929 report to the Congregational meeting was given by Mrs.
J. Pennock, treasurer, and thanks of the congregation was expressed
and conveyed to the Ladies Aid for their action in installing new
windows in the auditorium, and later in the year for placing a piano
in the auditorium; In 1931 and 1932 mention is made in improvements
they had made to the interior of the basement and auditorium.

And so, during this period of the church history, grateful acknow-
ledgement has been made of the great contribution made by the Ladies
Aid to the upkeep, and the life of the church at large.