ina solution of Kil
fit inthe “boiler” to boil

lurch, Barking, hours We then put it through the
|. He was accompanied here regular wanb, and hung it out on

, brother-in law, Rev, W. C.

former rector of Trinity

‘as well as Mrs. Coleman

ir. Daniels.

Mis. Shaw. president of the

Women's Institute, in the chair,

eed he pty hing [E278 ee

BBestbere for their good work in theo entioned cho he Peet te

Bundles for Britain, giving an out: PSSA Co |

Tine of what bad been done, also

expressed ber thanks to Mr. Shiels

for the loan of the building.

The High School glee club then
sang very sweetly “Three Little
Maids from School”.

H) Rev. Jetcott was called on by
‘Mrs, Shaw to introduce the speaker,
aying he was eminent in church
and state.

} Tn bis opening words Rev, Cole-
man said be was neither eminent in
eborch or state, but just an ordinary
Beitisher. Continuing into a talk
0 the Bartle of the Atlantic, giving
2 picture of things if lost or won.
The good natured rivalry of the
bombed towns with London was
touched on, t0.a description of some
old phees there, and the queer odd
ames of some streets and churches.

Speaking of his parish which in-

+ cludes the docks of London, going
Gut in a tin belmet, an old coat, the
pockets filled with food and other
necessities, and 2 pair of football
shorts to make it easier when run-
ning. of the Gres that raged there,
but in spite of this the traffic was
altsost as large as in peace time, and
Leaden still eats.

Part of bis talk dwelt on the dif
ference of day and night life, by
day business carried on regularly
the people leaving early to prepare
for the night duties. Nights in the
shelters bring movies, concerts and

] eebates, but Priday night is visiting
night, which belps maintain their

social life.

They were fighting to bold on to
their way of life and not to come
under the Naz idea. They were
] not heroes and heroines, but just
crdinaty people doing their job as
youascd I would do in the same
Situation. He closed the address
with a plea for the Victory Loan,

This was followed by the singing
of These'll Aloays be an England,

Me, Jefcote thanked Mr. Cole.
in for bis splendid talk, and then
the boy scouts tock up the collec
tion which amounted to $50. and
as banded over to Rev. Coleman
for bis shelters.

A reading by little Alice Cooper

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