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... Waite/lan ClJur*, SLEAFORD. ORDER OF S- ERVICE. SUNDAY, APRIL - 21irr, 1907. MISSION SER- VICES. Paiscara.—Mß. ERNEST FIELD. Monson), 10.30. Hymn.: 385, 59, 871, 255, 516. 6. Hymns : 553 tune Praia.. 100, 51, 627, 298. Choirmaster : Mr. W. C. BASIS ...
... Miettleuan Cljtvrch SLEAFORD. ORDER OF SERVICE. SUNDAY, APRIL 28TH, 1907. MISSION SERVICES. Paracasa.—Ma. ERNEST FIELD. Moannus, 10.30. Hymn,: 4,424 tune 542, 809, 865, 826 tune 812. 6. Hymns : 384, 207 tune Diadem, 404, 169, 817. Choirmaster_: Mr. ...
... vote of thanks to the chairman which was heartily carried. SCOP WICK. very successful fortnight's minion, conducted by Mr. Ernest Field, of the Home Mission Gospel Car Zion. has just been concluded at Scopwick. The meetings and 'services have been very well ...
... had been in prison two months, and would be sentenced to hard labour for a further four months. BEISKINGTON. Missiox.—Mr. Ernest Field is conducting a fortnight's mission at the Wesleyan Chapel, where servioes are being held nightly. DELTH.—The death took ...
... HECKINGTON. hintsioc—Mr. Ernest Field, of Cliff College, Sheffield, will commenoe an eleven days' misaion on Sunday next in the Wealeyan Church. He has been working successfully in this Circuit for the last six months. Warn Daivr.—On Monday evening • ...
... at his absence expressed. The Chairman stated that • Deaconess would visit the circuit during the coming winter, and Mr. Ernest Field, the evangelist, had been engaged for several weeks. Spaniel reference was made to the observance of Childran's isunday ...
... ,uite out- with the score :-Asylum 3, Caythorpe 0. On be very resuming Caythorpe soon premed, but Rodgers Missiox.-Mr, Ernest Field is cooducithig a lion as cleared, and play was transferred. Mid-field play fortnight's mission at the Wesleyan Chapel, ...
... with stealing two peaks of playing cards, the property of Mr. H. filpioer, stationer. Of Gainaboroogh, on the 7th inst.—Ernest Field% who woe the prisoner in the previous ease, and James Henry Cooks, and P.o. Green evident and the Chairman remarked that ...