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80 Years Ago November 1926 MY DEAR FRIENDS, At this time of year we have usually to appeal for support for the Annual Sale of Work, and this year is no exception to the rule. It is proposed to have a two-day sale - Thursday 9th and Saturday 11th December. The Lady Mayoress will open the Sale on Thursday 9th December. In view of the tremendous debt our district owes to Mr & Mrs Graves for the gift of the noble park, which will become more and more useful as time passes, there should be a splendid gathering to meet Mrs Graves when she opens the Sale. WE were favoured with good weather for the Harvest Festival and the Services were well attended. On Saturday afternoon a band of workers decorated the Church, making effective use of the gifts of flowers and fruit etc which came in freely. On Sunday, the congregation seemed very pleased with the decorations. The choir entered into the celebrations with their usual keenness and the music was very helpful. We thank all who helped to make the Festival a great success; but as one man said to me “Why can’t we have the same attendance every Sunday. We have the same choir, the same service, the same preacher?” Well, why not? The Lady Mayoress - Mrs J Graves will open the Sale on 9th December , and we would be lacking in gratitude were we to fail to give her a rousing welcome. The Graves’ Park will be a lasting blessing to this district. Mrs Graves’ visit to the Sale of Work gives us a chance to acknowledge our indebtedness. On 11th December, Children of the Sunday School will open the Sale. This is a new venture on our part and I trust that friends will rally round and make this innovation a great success. All our readers are asked to pray for God’s blessing on the Sunday School which, taking full advantage of the building of the Memorial Hall, is beginning the new (Church) year with a re-organisation. The World Call of the church is a call to those at home as well as to an advance in the foreign mission field. Perhaps these changes in the Sunday School are part of the response to that call from the parish of St Chad. A very successful meeting was held in Church House on 15th November. Miss Elms, who has spent 25 years in Nigeria as a Missionary, gave a most interesting address revealing how many changes have taken place in that country in her 25 years experience. MY DEAR FRIENDS, December 1926 My I ask your practical help for the Sale of Work on 9th and 11th December, and your prayers on behalf of the Parochial Mission in February. St Chads Church, Linden Avenue, Woodseats email: office@stchads.org Church Offices: 15 Camping Lane, Sheffield S8 0GB Page 28 web site: stchads.org Tel: (0114) 274 5086
Registers 1926 Holy Baptisms September 05 Eric, son of Ezra & Bertha Sanderson George, son of George & Christiana Stanfield 08 Eric, son of James & Nora Roberts Ida, daughter of Herbert & Beatrice Marris 15 Eric, son of Francis & Selina Martin 19 John, son of John & Hilda Howe 22 Brenda, daughter of Walter & Edith Bromley 29 Robert, son of James & Elsie Watkinson October 03 Jean, daughter of Thomas & Emily Hyde Joan, daughter of Thomas & Emily Hyde 10 John, son of John & Frances Stacey Doreen, daughter of William & Lily Newton Jack, son of George & Fanny Culley 13 John, son of Percival & Fanny Baskill 17 Ivan, son of Harold & Maggie Moore Joan, daughter of Walter & Annie Greaves Denis Ross, son of Duncan & Clara Ward Jean, daughter of Ernest & Ethel Gazzard 20 Ida, daughter of James & Beatrice Law Joan, daughter of George & Mary Boler 24 Michael, son of Cecil & Elizabeth Whitaker Ernest, son of Charles & Bessie Street Muriel, daughter of Frank & Lilian Gill Marriages September 20 Wilfred Speight & Olive Holmes 22 George Gudgin & Edith Waterhouse October 02 George Marshall & Gladys Eastwood Burials September 03 Fanny Stamp (80) 07 Elizabeth Ann Couldwell (49) 08 William Chapman (48) 14 Thomas Atkin (65) 25 Francis Armitage Gould (61) Mary Elizabeth Leach (57) October 05 Marjorie Barton (7) 09 Willie Edgar Radley (47) 11 Thomas Henry Fowler (11) 23 Eleanor Mason (34) 25 Ann Darlow (75) AND SON Professional Joiner & Carpenter Established over 30 years Complete Building Services 8 Charles Ashmore Road, Sheffield S8 8GJ Telephone 274 9671 Mobile 07946 752393 Dalewood View is a homely, purpose built, 60-bed nursing home and residential care centre in the heart of Woodseats. We provide 24 hour nursing care, home cooked meals and a full activities programme in a friendly, caring environment To find out more, either call in or phone us on 0114 2555060 The Dale,Woodseats, Sheffield S8 0PS For more support than you thought possible, join a warm & friendly group Dore Old School,Dore Tuesdays at 17:30 The Michael church, Lowedges Wednesdays at 10:00 Bradway Annex, Bradway Thursdays at 17:00 & 19:00 Contact Alison 0<strong>12</strong>46 410145 St Chads Church, Linden Avenue, Woodseats email: office@stchads.org Church Offices: 15 Camping Lane, Sheffield S8 0GB Page 29 web site: stchads.org Tel: (0114) 274 5086
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