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CYFARFODYDD MISOL. AMSER Y CYMDEITHASFAOEDD A THREFN Y C.M. Cymdeithasf a'r Gogledd—^Caernarfon, Awst 21 22, 23 Cymdeithasfa'r De—Aberaeron, Hydref 2, 3,'a 4. Brycheiniog-Llysweul, Medi. Dwyrain Morgannwg.—Jerusalem, Ton, Medi 2ofed. Dwyrain Meirionydd-Y Gro, Awst, 28, 29. Dwyrain Dinbych—Weston Rhyn, Medi 24, 25. De Aberteifi—Bwlchyllan, Awst 15, 16. Dyffryn Conwy-Moichdre, mis. Medi. Dyffryn Clwyd—Pentre Celyn, Hydref 8. Gor. Meirionydd-Bethe,sda, Medi io, ii. Gorllev.?in Morgannwg—Triniiy, Abertawe, yr ail wythnosl ym Medi. Gogledd Abertelfi-Dewi, mis Medi. Glamorgan .Presbytery West—The Mission- Hall, Neath, Sept. 27, at 10.30 a.m. Henaduniaeth Lancashire—Nortbop Hall, Medd 26. Lleyn ac EÜiouydd-Llithfaen, Medi 3. Mon—Nebo, Awst 20. Mynwy—'Hope Hall, Blaiaa, Medi 26. Sir Benfro—.Mi!ford Haven, Medii 2ofed. Trefaldwyn Uchaf-Llandin am oddeutu diwedd Medi. Trefaldwyn Isaf.—Rehoboth, Awst 15, 16. SIR BENFRO.St.. Andrews, Pembroke Dock, Gorff. 4. Llywydd, Parch. W. M. Williams. Dech. reuwyd gan Mr. B. Powell, Y.H. Darlilenwyd a chadarnhawyd y cofnodion". I edrych dros Lyfrau'r Eglwys, Parchn. J. L. Jones, a T. Griffiths, B.A. Yr oedd yn bresennol Mr. R. M. Thomas, B.A., gweinidog newydd Wisiton a Gosen, a chroesawyd ef gaij y Llywydd. Dewiswyd y Parch, J. Martin Dav. ies: a Mr. H. W. Evans, Y.H., yn gynrychiolwyr i'r Gymdeithasifa nesaf yn ychwanegol at y ddau arall ddewisiwyd. Daeth cenadwri oddiwrth y Bwrdd Addysg yn hysbysu fod Mr. H. J. Evans, Solva, wedi cwblhau ei addysg yn foddhaol, a'i fod bellach ar dir y gellir ei gyflwyno i'r Gymdeithasfa fel un cym- wys1 i'w ordeinio Ar ol gwrando adroddiad y cyn- rychiolwyr fu yn bresennol ym Mhwyllgor y Coleg Diwinyddol, yr oedd. teimlad y Cyfarfod yn siom- edig, a phenderfynwyd fod y mater o gynhildeb yng. lyn a holl weinyddiad ariannol y Coleg yn cael ei gyflwyno'n ol i ystyriaeth y Pwyllgor. Hysbysodd y Parch. J. L. Jones iddo gyfarfod a'r Capt. George Thomas, stydd yn awr yn gwastanaethu ei wlad yn Ffrainc, a'i fod yn cofio at y C.M., ac yn dweyd wrthym am fyned ymlaen i wasanaethu Duw yn ffyddlawn yn fwy na meddwl am y Rhyfel; ac os oedd neb ohonom eisiau gweld gwyrthiau yn cael eu cyflawni am iddo ddod drosodd i Ffrainc; yr oedd- ynt yn cymryd lie yno bob dydd. Pasiwyd ein bod yn cydnabod ei genadwri, ac yn anfon ein cofion yn ol iddo. Daeth cais o Penfro yn gofyn am ganiatad y C.M. i ddinistrio tri note of hand. Caniatawyd y cais. Penderfynwyd ein bod eleni eto yn gofyn am y gsfran arferol i'r eglwysi oddiwrth y Genhadaeth Gartrefol. Cafwyd ychydig eiriau o goffad am y di. weddar Barch. P. D. Morse, g,an y Llywydd a'r Parch. J. Evans. Penodwyd y Parch. J. T. Job i ysgrifennu nodiadau am y brawd ymadawedig i'r 'Biwyddiadur.' Er mwyn sicrhau gwell dealltwr- iaeth rhwng gweinidogion ac eglwysi ynglyn a llenwi o Sabothau gwag, penodwyd Ysgrifennydd y C.M. i dderbyn ceisdadau oddiwrth bregethwyr y sir fydd yn digwydd bod yn rhydd i gymryd cyhoeddiad, ac hefyd oddiwrth eglwysi fydd mewn angen am bre- gethwr. Hysbyswyd y rhai fu yn edrych drosi lyfr- au'r Eglwys fod y llyfrau yn cael eu cadw'n foddha- ol iawn, a'r eglwys yn ffyddlawn i'r holl gasgldadau Cyfundebol. Gwrandawyd ar brofiad y blaenoriadd gan y Parch. D. H. Lloyd. Wrth ddweyd ei brofiad rhodidai un o'r blaenoriaid fynegiad i'w ddyhmd am gael gweled eto ddyddiau tebyg i ddyddiau'r Diwyg. iad, ac wrth ei wrando esgynai 'Amen' gynoes o ami i galon. "Fel yn y dyddiau gynt a fu Amlyga'th alluowgrwydd." Pregethwyd gan y Parch. W. P. Jones, M.A., B.D. GLAMORGAN PRESBYTERY EAST— Moderator—MR. CHRISTOPHER HOWE, CAD- OXTON. i. The Meeting was opened with prayer by Rev. E. T. Williams. 2. The Minutes of last Meeting were confirmed, ,and the following arrangements' were made for the ,next Meeting-Grady, Pontypridd, Thursday, Sept. 2oth, at 10.30 a.m. Rev. John Thomas to inquire into the State of the Cause. Rev. E. P. Jones1, B.A., to lead in the Devotional Conference. Mr. John Morgan to address: the new Elders. 3. A vote of sympathy was passed with Rev. ,Matthew Thomas on the death of his, father. 4. Cordial welcome was, extended to Rev. R. G. Jones, Cathedral Road, and Mr. David Matthews, Evangelist. 5. Transfers■ The transfer letter of Rev. Edgar Badham from Glamorgan Presbytery West was read, also that of Mr. T. M. Lloyd from the Pembroke- shire Monthly Meeting. 6. Candidate for the Ministry. Rev. Sidney Evans, B.A., was appointed to. arrange the visits of Mr. W. Griffiths to the churches of the District. 7. Tonypandy. Rev. F. W Cole, Interim Moder- ator, recommended that no action be now taken at Trinity upon the Resolution of the Treorchy Pres- bytery (par. 20, 21); and gave notice of motion to .rescind the resolution. 8. August Association. The Secretary gave the report of the Emergency Committee. {a) The Churches of Hope and Tydfil Hall, Merth. yr, had undertaken to entertain the Association on Wednesday and Thursday, July 18th and 19th. (b) The following arrangementsi were confirmed:- (I) To open the discussion at the Minister's Meet, ing, Rev. Dr." G. Griffiths. Subject: "The servants, who by night stand in the house of the Lord." (2)'State of the Cause—Spiritual: Rev. J. Bad- ham. Statistical: Rev. D. Richards. (3) Brethren to co-operate with the local Com- mittee :—Rev. W. Andrews, Messrs. T. Thomas and T. Morgan. The Churches of the two Presbyteries' East and West are expected and are urged as circularised to contribute towards the expenses of the Association at the rate of lid. per member, and to send in their contribution,9 to the Treasurer by the 18th of July. 9. Pastorates. Gelli reported the resignation of the minister, Rev. J. J. Thomas, B.A. The delegates who visited Crwys Hall reported the unanimity of the Church in the call to the Rev. J. J. Thomas, B.A., and the following persons were named to attend the Induction Services—The Moder- ators, with Rev. E. P. Jones, B.A., and Mr Edwin Reese. The report was adopted. 10. Buildings. The Committee suggested that no action be taken re the Building nor Heating Appara. tus at Pontygwaith during the war; Heath Hall Building will also be left in abeyance till further notice. The Building Committee will visit Tony- pandy when called upon. Mr. H. Murray to con vene. This report was confirmed. II. Promissory Notes. Permission was given to exchange notes as follows—Ynysihir £100, Memorial Hall £ 500. 12. The names of the District Meeting Officers for 1918 were read and accepted. 13. The matter of the insufficient stock of English hymn books for the Churches was delegated to the Secretary for further investigation. 14. Pastoral and Auxiliary Fund- Committee. Rev. J, Badham submitted the following report which was adopted. i The grants for the second half-year were voted as for first half, viz :-Hopkinsto.wn, £7 10s. od. Trehafod, Treberbert, Ynyshir, ;65 each; Williams- town, Tonyrefail, Femdale, Cilfynydd, Graig, Llan- daff, Merthyr Vale, Mountain Ash, £2 10s. ad. each. 2. From the balance in hand it was decided to vote the sum of -f 3 each to the Ministers of the following Churches as encouragement gifts in this time of stress and strain :-WilliamSitown, Trehafod, Llan- daff, and Cilfynydd, the sums to be paid in the usual way through the Churches. The Secretary was instructed to make the annual appeal to the Churches for increased support to this Fund.

.Cymdeithasfa Merthyr.