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United Church Group 3
Mrs Ross: Robinson was; host-.
.ess for the April meeting with
17 members answering the roll
call. "The . World. Church" was
the therne . of the devotional per-
iod. Miss. A. W bs'ter' read scrip.
'tire, from/ Revelations 2.1 1-15,
the Meditation , was. taken .,by
Mrs. C, Hallam, Prayer • by, MPS:
R. Robinson and hymn. 377 con-
cluded the devotional 'Period,
Mrs: E. Taylor relported $138.06
'realized from, the tea, `bake' sale
and bazaar with .• some .bazaar
articles still on hand. Mrs. 0.
Richards reported" '3. Red Cross
quilts completed as; well as 200
diapers . and a top.. made '" for a
bale 'quilt which will. be •quilted
mat a° later date. A splendid re-
port of the C'hr ist'ian Fellowship
committee was given'' by Miss A.
Webster.. Mrs. E. Wightman pre
an April, poem. Mrs.. G. Saunders.
took the Bible study' reviewing
the life of Hannah. Mrs. D. G.
Kirk Ways guest speaker and .gave
a very fine talk choosing as her
s .►*.tet "Christ, and .the: 13�able,
the ,answers to all our Problem",
A' lovely reading entitled the
"Art of Living" was given. by
Mrs. E. ---Thom, Prayer ';by Mrs.
Wightman closed.. the meeting.
Mrs. J', 'Mathers Conducted, vivo.
oral contests after which. a sac-
ial tune was enjoyed when tea
and cookies .were served., •
Langside ' W.M.S.• '
The Easter Thanko'ffering ,meet-
ing o f the Langside.
held at the hone, of Mrs. Wm.
Brooks..The meeting was open-
ed with the Call to Worship by
thea President;...Mrs,.Gordon Wall.
Scripture lessons. were • taken by
Mrs Orr and Mrs. Whytock. Mrs.
Brooks • led in . prayer, The 'roll*
call 'was answered with a .scrip-
ture verse .eon,taining°. "Thanks."
The topic `First Easter. Me'ssen-
ger' . was read by Mrs,: Gordon'
sided for the ' program 'reading Wall. 'Two . Easter jpoems -were
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read by Mrs.; Wesley 'Young: and With' the former's sister,; Mr
Mrs, Dave . !Moffat., 'Mrs. Farish William Bushell in Lucknoyt, 1•as,,t
Moffat .gave a very interesting week. •
report on ,the. Synodical meeting Mrs, .Frank Digre was the guest
which was. held at .Sarnia. The of Miss Evelyn ,Osborne, Bervie
meeting was closed, with prayer on Friday.,
by the president. The ,May. meet- Miss Margaret Robertson a'nd
ing is. •to •ibe at the home of Mrs. Mr, Don Robertson Were Sunday
Gordon Wall. ` visitors with. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
neth l 'obert§on, Arnow,.
Hacketts W,M,S, • ' . Mrs, Frani% Dore . and Dianne
The April meeting was , held spent Saturday .evening . with
at the homeof (Mrs, Cliff Men- Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Fry, of
,ary with 16 members' answering Kincardine:•'•
the' roll -call. .Psalm 130 was read Mrs. ,Herb Farrell,; Mr. :Tae•%.
re,sponsivel :lead fb ,the' presi-
Farrell ,and•. Susan, Mrs. ..Jahn
dent, Mrs Arnold, ' Alton, Mrs. ' MaoDonald, ,Miss Sharon Craigie
Jim Nelson took, the scripture. 1Vlr. Gordon Patterson, Mr, and
and devotions. The e'hapter in• Mrs,. Howard Thompson, Mr,. and
the study book was very capaibly' . Mrs, . Walter ` Forster, Ruth, Ail -
given
,by Rev.: :. Kaiser. 1Vlrs,. netta, Bob, Carolyn; Joe, Janet,
Ralph .Cameron offered prayer Barbara, ' Donald, Mary,: Dorinda,
for Miss Brigeman, :the mission- i James' and 'Kathy;; Mr." and Mrs.'
ary for . .prayer, 'The next, meet-' Don McCosh Mary: and Richard;
ing is to be in the ,form sof; 'a attended a: Farewell gathering
miscellaneous bazaar at the home,for Mr. and Mrs: Georgo,Colwell
of Mrs, • Elliott Sandy. MPs, R. after : church• on • Sunday at...the
Cameron reported the. ;herald. for Kinlou h : Anglican Church.Par
Japan, .Mrs.. Arnold Alton .reprort-.1 1
lar. Pill seventy present enjoyed
ed, .:ara.• the morning session of I the coloured slides shown by ivtr
the Presbyterial. at Wingham '"& Currie•'Colw.ell Miss. Ruche For -
Mrs. Kaiser reported for the of=.1 ster and Mr.:Earl Zeigler: Ruth • ,Sign • liar" front of ,..firm that
ternoon session. The meeting was and Geor e;,were presented :with .build ., "driveways "Have Tru,
'closed : ' withg .
prayer and lunch. suitable:gifts.. gifts They have •.sold• Will• Gravel." ok.
served fby'''thhe". hostesses, Mrs. Clif their, Holyrood • •.farm, and have,
Menar and Mrs:' Les ; R'itchie..
y' bought a ranch .at Groundbircli;;
)[ United. ''B.0 All „Wished thea' well in
Grou
p ited • Church W.A: l their ;new venture A., delicious
• .'Mrs: Alex McNay was ,hostess lunch .was enjoyed by all
HEATING OILS - GASOLINE
OTHER FARM• PRODUCTS
Mr and Mrs., ':John: : Matheson,"
Armow .
Messrs :.-Gordori Patterson and
to the ladies `of.:Group 1 of : the i Misses' Norma.. Murray .'and..Francis• Boyle; leaders of. the,
W.A. with. 21 members answer- i 1Vhargaret Robertson and Mr. Don; 4-1I drain'.
C1wb and some of the
,•ing'"the roll.'.call '•with'a Easter,Robertson ,were guests, of• Mr. & mem;bers, 'ark •.and Joe Forster,
Bible verse.'` Mrs. O.avens pre, ►•'Mrs' Harvie- ` Thompson, , Monday Bob Emerson, . Donnie and : Bob
sided for the opening devotions night. Th.otnpson, . Garry Sutton , and
Mrs `Whitby gave a: very. fine Mr. , and 'Mrs Edburt Busl}e'll .Richard McCosh attended. 'their•:
report of the , ,Presbytery` at ' scent the 'week pend at: Centralia, ,, 1st meeting at the home of the
Southampton. Mrs..
Vernon Hun •. guests ,of .Flight Sgt and.'Mrs.l•assistant leader, 'Mr: John G: •
ter was m' charge of the dexo- �'. 1 MacDonald • on :'Tuesday evening:
Averill.--
tional; and program Mrs. Harvey` : ''A ,number froth' here', '' . •Mr.',and ►Nits. Orton: Burnett 'off
Webster. d the . .t'• �,,,
t Rees mission in" in- :Listowel were calle•rs. at McCflsli s
er•, tea a scnrp ure es he Tom
an Sunday. '
Little Miss, Margie' Collins is
a victim . of the, Chicken -Pox
son. Mrs, ' Mark iRaithiby : present I cardiae last •Wednesday
ed an 'interesting study on ,.one; .Misses Riuthe and Annetta.For-
of
our 'Bthblical women° "Rachel."" sten;' .Doreen McLeod "and Mary
Mrs Wm Eadie read• agroup. of Anne McCosh Of 'Toronto .and
'readings Mrs: . aI k Ackert gave; Jim Emerson of Guelph spent the
:.a •talk °'on ceramics'/and displayed lweek-end at their various homes
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som' lovely '•pieces of ;hers work ►:here.
Helen' .McNay's: • piano : solo' and:. Several from ,- here attended
Peggy .Button's accordian solo ; Mr.: Ernest McC'omb's successful
were.. enjoyed; . Mrs.; Hunter gave ,auction .sale last Monday
the courtesy . remarks' i `. Miss :.Eva and Mr, Lorne Cul
bert.` were ' recent .visitors, 'with•'
GroupJI W.A. Visited .• Church
1VIrs�s .'MoK'im was hostess :'for.;
20' Menvbers and "3 visitors for
Group II W A. -Roll; „call ' was ' •
answered with an Easter verse
,Mrs. " MacDi•armid opened the
meeting with! prayer and • hymn,:1
Mrs.. Ro+bert`Campbell; •Miss;Haz :;':'
el Wdbster ,'and 'Mrs. IMacDiarmad
prepared an -inter..esting program 1;.:
with a . scriptural meditation
•Good news by. Miss ,Flora : Web F•
ster and. Biblical character "De-
borate'' 'by Mrs.: H. IStrapp, Mrs
Collins:' ;entertained' With °two '
mouth . organ selections. Mrs.
Campbell's reading Was iLife's.
Steadying Influence• ;and Mrs,"
MacDiarmid's. was 'Stewards of
Personality: and !Mrs; Mel im's'
was .A'. Prayer for the Middle
Aged:' The :meeting closed 'With.
prayer; •A musical contest,. pre-
pared byMiss Hazel Webster
was • enjoyed. A delicious lunch •
upas served ::by the co,,p�m rnittee
Mrs, MacDiarmid gave •t`he tour
tessy remarks:.
PURPLE . GROVE
Folks ,he ;e' were shocked and
grieved to hear• of 'the ' sudden '
passing , of ;Mr. Robert Kuntz
w was employed ” at • Mr.• arid.'.,
rs.
Francis,IBoyle's.
Mrs.• Glen Fraser, ,David and
Lori returned ,to their home at
Maple after: spending the past,
week with her mother; Mrs, Herb
Farrell. Mr. arid Mrs. Ron Tiner
and Karen of London spe tt the.
week end hi the; Farrell' home
Mr, and Mrs. Louis Misch and
David 'at . Walkerton were Sun-
day visitors at 1Vir. and :Mrs:
Frank Dore's.
Little "Marjorie. Colling, 5 -year-
old daughter of . jMr, and Mrs
Allan Coiling is, a Patient. itt
Kincar'dine ,Hospital,. following.. ;
surgery on 'Thursday, We ''hbpe-
for a Speedy recovery,
Mrs; Victoria. Smith'. spent :a •
few 'days in Clinton with Mr,' ,&
a• g C�cr2nan, ,".
Mrs: William Arnold and Mrs.,'
Alvin.' Blackwell attended 'the
Provincial s Annual Folk School.
Council' -meeting in Toronto last
.'Tuesday.
Mr.: and ; Mrs. Howard Thomp-: ,
son : were .Sunday visitors. with
Mr. and Mrs.. Bert Nicholson 0f
Kinlough:
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Mr. George • Emerson spent •
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