10th December 1926 - Salvation Army

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Salvation Army

Two lantern lectures were given at the Salvation Army Hall on Monday evening last.

At the first lecture, which was for children, the subject was "Crotches and Quavers" - a story of the formation of a Young People's Band.

The subject of the second lecture was "Mart, the Mill Girl" - a true story of a poor Lancashire girl, who later became a staff officer at the Salvation Army Headquarters, and who proved to be a very capable officer up till her death in August last.

The readings of both lectures were given by Camptain Winifred Green, who prpoposed a hearty vote of thanks to the lanternist, Mr B.E. Thody.

25th February 1927 - Children's Tea

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Children's Tea

The children attending the Salvation Army Sunday School, were entertained to tea at the Salvation Army Hall on Monday evening.

Following an excellent tea, games were organised by Captain Green and Lieut. Andrews, and a very happy evening was spent.

18th February 1927 - Home League

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Home League

At the last meeting of the Home League, held at the Salvation Army Hall, the following members were given suitable presents in recognition of their services for the League: Mrs Parker, Mrs Miles, Mrs Hills, and Miss L. Plumb.

The presentations were made by Capt. Green who, in the course of a few well-chosen words, expressed thanks on behalf of the donors for the work carried out.

The recipients of the gifts suitably replied.

20th May 1927 - Salvation Army

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Salvation Army

The two new officers who replace Capt. Green and Lieut. Andrews took over their duties on Saturday last.

They were welcomed by the Buntingford Corps at a special meeting on Friday, at which there was a good attendance.

The welcome extended over Sunday, when references were made to the work of Capt. Green and Lieut. Andrews.