... WAS PASTOR AT BOURNE Death of the Rev. G. Morgan The deaßL}x occurred suddenly at Sley. Derbyshire, of the Rev. Glyndwr Morgan, formerly vastor at Bourne Baptist Church. ) Mr, Morgan va? out walking with his wife when he had a heart attack and died ...

... Flower Sir vice. —An egg and flower service was held at the Baptist Church on Sunday, when an address was given bv the Rev. Glyndwr Morgan. One hundred and forty-three eggs were handed in, also consignment of flowers, which with a 10s. collection. were taken ...

... BOURSE BAPTISTS' 102 ND ANNIVERSARY was held on Sunday, at the Corn Exchange, the services being conducted the Rev. Glyndwr Morgan, 8.A., pastor of the Church. In the afternoon, he presided over a children's service, at which he gave an appropriate address ...

... at the West end of the Church. _ _ . warvice waa (=ducted ,by Captain the Rev J E Williams, MC., assisted by the Rev Glyndwr Morgan, 8.A., and at the General Murdock gave an address on the work of the Legion. ...

... “Teasing” more particularly catching on. Suitable choruses in each tableau were rendered a small choir of girls. The Rev. Glyndwr Morgan presented Phyllis Fowler, Mary Kolk, Marjorie Palmer, rnd Doris Vickers, with book prizes for the best, written essays ...

... School scholars. Afterwards, games were enjoyed, and the youngsters had excellent time. A public meeting followed, the Rev. Glyndwr Morgan presiding. Reports of the various phases of Church work were made by Mr. J. G Scotney. The treasurer, Mr. Richard Belcher ...

... Bourne Baptist Church, who, behalf of the ladies of the congregation, more particularly welcomed Mrs. Morgan). The Rev. Glyndwr Morgan suitably repl : ed. A public recognition meeting was held the evening, when there was a large congregation, lepresentative ...

... roses. The bridegroom’s brother, Mr, Thomas Hughes, of Bangor, was best man. The ceremony, which was performed the Rev. Glyndwr Morgan 8.A., of Birmingham, former pastor of the Baptist Church, was fully choral, Mr. L. C. Jones, formerly organist at the ...

... gathering together with the highest motives, to help each other, she trusted they would have God's blessing. The R«v. Glyndwr Morgan, of Bourne, took subject of his address the words addressed Christ two of John's disciples. What Seek Ye? and said that ...

... own lives on to a higher and nobler plane of Christian living and gervice. A telegram of greeting was read from the Rev. Glyndwr Morgan, 8.A., of Bourne, and letters were also read from Mr. J. T. Atton, J.P., and Mr. W. Atton, of Spalding, Mr. Geo. Clarke ...

... candidature of Mr. Harry Paine at the general election. The Funeral took place on Monday afternoon, conducted by the Rev. Glyndwr Morgan, formerly pastor of the Baptist Church at Bourne, and now Birmingham. The family mourners included Mrs. Cosford (widow) ...

... Kelby, and L. E. Harvey. There was a fair attendance, the room being about half full. The Chairman announced that the Rev. Glyndwr Morgan. 8.A., hon. secretary of the Bourne Branch of the League of Nations Union, had been urgently called away and had asked ...