“'What Do C.A.T. And C.E.T. Spell?': The usual Easter Monday prayer meeting was followed by real Church Army Enrolment and Communion Services in St. John's. (...) In the evening, the Church Army and the C.E.T.S. Had a large and united gathering in the Victoria Temperance Hall, where we had a good time, and received a good welcome from the vicar of Yeovil, and from the C.E.T.S. Secretary, Miss A. Hunt. Music and refreshment preceeded the service of song, 'For Harry's Sake' which had been well rendered a few weeks before, by a united C.A. And C.E.T.S. Choir. This time it was accompanied by lantern slides, which proved an attractive feature. (...)”