... Ystrad Ifoonrida. On Saturday, Sunday, and Monday, the members of the Salvation Army, Ystrad, held their three days' special services. On Saturday, the congregations were awar- ded with glowing testimonies from redeemed slaves, while on Sunday special meetings were held throughout the day, wnich had commenced with a love feast at 1 a.m., holiness meeting being held on Monday afternoon at the ...

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... On Sunday and Monday, the formal open of the new Welsh Congregational Chapel took place. Some six years ago a few Congregation- alists, thirteen in number, met together and commenced religious services in a stable on the canal bank, when the following churches ap- pointed representatives to act as a joint Com- mittee in order to encourage and help the few to carry on their good work: Bethania, ...

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... Maerdy. We are pleased to note the appointment of Mr George Thomas, B.Sc. G.G.S., late Stu- dent Demonstrator, Aberystwyth College, to the senior Science Mastership of Hanley Castle Grammar School, near Great Malvern, Worces- ter. Mr Thomas was successful out of 35 appli- cants. We congratulate Mr Thomas on his ap- pointment, which is a lucrative one. He com- mences duties early in September. ...

... Cycling Notes. By Pedalphast Lamp-lighting times for week- July 21st, 9.2. July 22nd, 9.1. July 23rd, 9. July 24th, 8.59. July 25th, 8.57. July 26th, 8.56. July 27th, 8.54. -0- CLUB RUNS. CLUB. DESTINATION. MEET AT SATURDAY. Ferndale Hirwain — Mardy Whitchurch 3- 0 Mardy Pontypridd Mertbyr — White Hart to Wheelers Penarth — Llanover Treforest j Gymkhana 3- 0 it Ladles MONDAY, JULY 24th. ...

... Library for Senghenydd. f'uirplay writes complaining of the attack made by Pregress on Mr M. E. Price last week, nnct praises the interest displayed by the latter in all public matters. The re- mainder of the letter consists of the undesir- able personal comparisons which Fairplay condemns, and as he does A)t further the argutaenis in favour or against the proposed library, we are ...

... On Sunday and Monday, the Welsh Wesleyans at the above place held their anniversary ser- vices, when powerful and impressive sermons were delivered by the Revs David Jones, Aber- maw, and Rice Owen, Ferndale chairman of the South Wales District). The different ser- vices were introduced by the Revs Michael Wil- | liams (C.M.), Thomas (I.), and T. Rowlands, and T. Jones. The services throughout ...

... THE LATE DR. NAUNTON DAVIES. IN the death of Dr. Henry Naunton Davies the Rhondda Valleys lose the doyen of the profession. It is incredibly difficult to understand the length, breadth and depth of the mourning which his departure has set moving among the people. The secret of Dr. Davies' grasp upon the hearts of the people has always been unfathomable to those who had only a superficial ...

... Tonypandy. On Thursday evening a concert was held under the auspices of the Tonypandy Glee Society, conducted by Mr Henry Rees. Mr J. W. Jones, Tonypandy Schools, was chair- man. Mr W. T. David, pianist, accompanied excellently. The following was a good and highly appreciated programme. Chorus for temperance fete. Wake, by choir; song, Tell me, Mary, Mr Henry Rees, encored; song, by Miss ...

... Ystrad fftondda. On Thursday evening, under the presidency of Mr D. Llewelyn Richards, M.E., a grand rehearsal concert was given by the Rhondda Choral Society, under the conductorship of Mr John Broad, Ystrad Rhondda. The accompan- ist was Miss Lizzie Williams, Ystrad Rhondda. The artistes engaged for the occasion were Messrs Edward Morgan, W. R. Howells, T. Williams, J. Broad, Frank Jenkyn, B ...