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SWANSEA. ) in <"oii nee lion with the suggested rest to munition worker#, it. is stated that at one controlled establishment in the Swansea district the men. are disinclined to tnk. a holiday, and have fxpre?oed a desire to appoint a deputation to place their "?" before the management. With regard to the spelter works there is a difficulty. Work is laborious, and the men need a rest. The Rhyddings Congregational Church held their annual harvest thanksgiving services on Sunday. The Rev. Eurof Waiters preached in the morning, and the Rev. J. T. Rhys (pastor) in the evening. The church was decorated with fruit, re-get abks, flowers, etc., brought, by the members and friends. The gifts have been handed over to the Pare Wern Mili- tary Red Cross Hospital. Sermons were preached by the Rev. D. Johns. Maesteg. and J. J. Williams, Mor- riston. on Saturday night and Sunday, at Herman Welsh Chapel, Plaemarl. On Sunday there were instrumentalists pre- sent, the party including Messrs. M. Jones, F. Watts, J. Lewis, T. Davies and M. Lloyd. In the evening a violin fiolo was given by Master Morgan Lloyd, Tre- boeth; also the Dead March in Saul was played, the congregation meanwhile stan- ding, in resjrect to the memory of the late Mr. Thomas Williams. It is worthy of note that the Roll of Honour includes the names of men who were faithful members of the chapel. Many men of the St. Thomas district play golf every Sunday on Kilvey Hill- At York Place Chapel, anniversary ee-r- rices were held on Sunday, when large congregations were present. The pastor, Rev. W. Casnodyn Rees, preached in the morning, and at the afternoon service the Rev. R. S. Rogers, B.A., Capel Gomer, occupied the pulpit. A solo was rendered by Mi&s Lily Guppv. At the evening ser- vice, the Rev. W. Dyfodwg Davies, of Morric-ton, was the preacher, and his sermon on A Good Conscience," was delivered with telling effect on a large congregation. Mr. 'Emlyn Thomas, Dun- vant, was the soloist.

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