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CHURCH OF ENGLAND MEN'S SOCIETY. ) COMING- OF AGE. IN the absence of 'the Archbishop of York and Vice-Chairman, Mr. W. F. Richmond presided over executive meet- ing, on Wednesday week. The honorary secretary stated that in 1920 the Men's Society will "come of age," .and the executive decided to recommend to the council that oa this account the annual Conference should be held in London, and that the invitation from Sunder- land should be accepted for the follow- ing year. It was also decided that the great renewal of membership' under the terms of the new rule of life should take place next year, and certain pro- posals. regarding the form and time were agreed to for submission to the council which is to meet on January 23. The final decision in this matter will be made known to all branches immediately after the council meeting. Dr. Heber Browne submitted a new Form of Service with hymns, on behalf of his committee, and on the motion of Bishop Goldsmith, seconded by Sir Edward Thesiger, this was adopted and ordered to be printed. 4- The honorary secretary reported that the last of the sixteen messengers had now been appointed in the person of the Rev. J. Pcole, ex-Naval Chaplain, who had begun his work in the dioceseG of Birm- ingham, Lichfield and Southwell, and that by the kind invitation of the Gov- erning Body of Christ Church, Oxford, the messengers were to meet in Confer- once at Christ Church from January 1 to 3.

ARETHUSA TRAINING SHIP THE lads in the technical shops of that excellent society which has its head- quarters at 164, Shaftesbury-avenue, W.C., have again done well in handicrafts competitions. One lad gained a scholar- ship at the Regent-street Polytechnic of 93, tenable for three years for tailoring. Prizes and certificates from the Cord- wain-era' College were secured by four others. The certificates qualify the hold- ers for appointments as instructors under the London County Councif. Medals, etc., from the Trades' Training School were won by four more, including a gold medal and a silver one, and were for carpentry, wood-carving, cabinet-making; and elec- trical engineering. The Committee are much to be praised for encouraging the lads to become skilled workmen. Surely this is transforming which will benefit the nation. The work wants help. Gifts sent to the Shaftesbury Homes Office, 164, Shaftesbury-avenue, W.C., will be most welcome.

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