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=== House Notes ===

=== Notes From Elsewhere ===

Alick Dolphin left Lewisham for Scarborough in January 1922, his farewell service taking place on 15 January. A generous subscription was presented to him "as a token of regard from the congregationn. After a lapse of about one year, his place was taken by the Rev. Jesse Hipperson.<br />The Rev. Jesse Hipperson preached his first sermon in Lewisham on 4 February 1923. <br />Mr Hipperson's previous ministries included Bermondsey, Oldbury, Macclesfield, and he came to Lewisham from<br />Blackburn.<br />The biggest and most ambitious single event during Hipperson'sministrywasthe organisation of a Grand Japanese<br />Bazaar at the Halls in November 1924 to help raise funds to pay off debts on the manse in George Lane. <br />It was with great regret that the congregation bid farewell to Jesse Hipperson in June 1929, when he left for Mossley. Just five years later he died, aged 54, following a "distressing illness courageously endured.