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s D. A., Mci.ean was the"
leader' fo the June meeting , of
e` Ashf eldr . W#M$. which*aa
field at the home Of `Miss Sadie
ole ` qn ` ii rsda3' June
he . opened :clic . eethig
ager and the `.singing ' of
MYmn. '4th• Miry R, Me,K•enzie
to* ' over the' "devotional"
o • which, Irad :'been ` _Prepared , by
h
ha' n
Mrs BarHowe ? e d ch,Use
fit. Luke chapter °2, *0404 -1,9f
Her topic "+She pondered yah
these things kin herr heart "
wondenft :faith 'of. s Mazy after
Gabriel' had told herr she was
to ;, bear' a child which ;shall be
tailed"' Jesus;; she' said right
winking , is . right •acting, and :;as
a;..mam thins th i1 ,.his aheart so
is m. he• : Mrsi ° D.•.A. - M'cLean. read
two letters, Rs(one7 s from .* -Mildred
Velore,Xnc}ia which told
_Missionary=W431:1011:::India and
one , from Mrs Powell? ,which
told of. the 'Missionary work in
Jepan,, ::she Said; over .50,00 'lives
Were -.lost$ in :the. •last typhoon'
she niTei boned Iir' Nimmo's of
: Winghaiin visits to' Japan. " ` Rol ,
ill 'was answered' 'by '.`'Cate=
chism!Question andtanswer:. Mrs
;Tack- : MacKenzie ,favored:' _us with
$019.2. ` Si nr se .' * To -morrow"
Mrs AlIan ;McDonald, ;Mrs'. ' Hec-
ytor McLean, ' Mrs. Henry' *Ken-
zie, Mrs: Roy .Gibson ' and ••`Ms's.
McLean hada very' inter-,
nesting panel :discussion ,of an im
aginery trip to; Nigeria. Mrs.. Hec-
tor :McLean` aind Mrs D ' A. ' Mc-
Lean were 'the ' .narrafors. Airs.
Allan' McDonald told ; of` condi..
.tions as a. slave ri tigeria. Cala-
'bar
ala
bar 'Field.: How two million were
exportead 'each r year and' of ;the.
wealth ,some people accumulated
b'3( thin: business.': Missionaries
taught them all people are born
equal;.Mrs }e`Roy Gibson descrb-
ed. a +Dr,'s . work in Ni eria mind
ct4. tt4
le r
�f •nth
w rk on
.am g
and of the' work-among°;the'. peo-
ple on the, "yarn plantation"
- where the 'Men have many. wives
..and how .twins : born in, Nigeria
are such a ,''curse to '.their Fmoth-
era. Mrs, • Henry' .McKenzie des-;
•:
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Wenty members attended the
ey. ing' meeting held. ' at the
home of Mrs. aYnard ` Ackert
The `
'meeting Was • .opened With
5 - Wim'T IT,E1PHUR' : :
There was alage' crowd in
attendance at the Whitechurch.
'United Church cold meal ,supper
prayer • by'.":the ' leader, Mrs on * -Wednesday night of last
Bice ''Eiuott ,after which • by xnn
Week. ' A very enj;oyabile prog-
3,0 *,as sung ,and the W.A. mot' ram was held after in the White -
to repeated.: ;Mrs. J, Wraith. ,read church Hall. Numbers on' the
the seriptu�re and 'Mrs. W B. program, were: The McIntosh,'
Anderson the meditation, ; the, sisters 'of Tiverton, sang,, a duet,
thetne ; being , "The Fruit of the ' Muriel, Conn : "danced • Mr. Alan
$Pirit," ;PraYer : and hymn 154• Neilson,, miss, Margaret Rae of
closed the devotional period, Lu cknow . and Mrs, Dan Tiffin
During :° ,the,;: ••business period, and Garnet :Farrier 'sal g num-
plans ,were ' Made ;for ,the bake hers, Rev, . Sweenie of Auburn
sale to , ;be.. he'ld> at. Point Clark played: violin ' - numbers, : Miss,
on ` Friday, .July :• 8th, this ,bei'ng,..Judy Forsyth of Wingharri: sang,
.the main .project, for the Year:' Mrs, Millan Moore gave a read
Flower %arrangements' or , the ing and the, Farrier family, play-
church during..- August ' and part ed -a 'number.' " .
of i'September were also made. ,On " Wednesday afternoon of
An �inv�itation to attend• a tea last ' week. the ' W,M.S, of the
at St, .,Helens, June, 23rd was Presbyterian Church was ' held.
read, Mrs. E...Taylor .gave trees-
•urers report 'and. ;Nlr's, E. Wight-,
Mari . the Christian Fellowship
retiort, Miss Ada Webster chair. -
ed the program part of the meet-
.ing and.opened it with prayer
and hymn 579•,. Mrs. 'E. Wight, -
man gave' a:' splendid Steward-
ship ' Paper:entitled, "When will
women;: leave ,their nets." `.Miss
June Ackert', favoured`
:piano:, instrumental: Pictures.
taken, ;by .F O Shirley Robinson•
of;, her trip; in. Spain were shown
with Mrs,. H. Robinson , reading
the *eomme tar : The. Mis ah
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benediction closed;; the 'lneetrng Christian 'shared his pigs'. .'with
.
and •a sociai . time' enjoyed.' . the -.ones who. lost theirs,. these-
''' fore, proving;' them to. be .good
>Grou Association',
p l WQmarn s . Christians. • •, , - ..
On June =14th, , Mrs. Camplbell
Thompson as ' hostess for an. On `.Saturday evening under
w
evening . meeting of , Group I the'management of Mr. Bill Pur -
don, in 'the Wingham. town park
Pur -
WA. Twenty-four• members and , • . • ,
three visitors were present . and Whitechurch : played, ball with
roll - 'call, `4How Belgrave PeeWees. The; score . was
answered 'the �ca , . livy
manyshut-ins have " 17 - 7 in favour, of Wliitechurch,
visited. ..
a Ther.' Whitechurch :Midgets• also
Mrs. Alex• . �Ia�rens', presided and
'�h in
Ti
r 'night u da
e on,t
_ P
la dSaturday g.
h meetnn' as opened, �
Y
t o g 'wby sing
ing,. Blest Be The Tie ThatBinds verton .but were defeated ; 2
Mrs. John ',McLean of ' Wroxe-
and prayer.' The,Cheerio commit- ,.:.
tee reported orted cards:sent and visit- ter is spending the week at the
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in the .hospital. Sewingcommit'..' home of ',Mrs. Gobson ';Gillespie.
tee P l ' Mr and Mrs. George : Thomp-
reported that.the relief" `quilt � , ,
was ready to quilt and .MQnday,
e' � ,td
r IIS:
u� .�. �ph W A
J`'ne :'2: th was•"t e • "te t -•f r' ,R H . e •�� s
a? , .0 �,.,h. oda se o . k . •�
o venteen,:: members. and one
same. Mrs.. George; : Wkiitby. gave � F . ,
a :reportof the Presbyteryfilth' .guest • met,•. Tuesday afternoon: at
annual' meeting ' in. ` Teeswater the; home, of Miss Olive Webster.
• `Unite& Church. `Mrs. "Breckles Mrs/ Grant MaeDiarmid `opened'
reported on the plans 'for.' the the meeting with 'a e motto be
in; . the' Church. Mrs. Dawson
Craig read the responsive, Math-
ew 5. Mrs., Frank Coulter gave.
the description of fifteen moun-
tains of the Holy Land, Mrs.
Johnstone ,Conn gave the ,high
lights of glad tidings and. Mrs.
George . McKague led in prayer.
Mrs, Victor .Ernerson read a let-
ter from om a missionary in Japan,
telling • of hurricane Verna . and
how .the farmers',rh'ad their pigs
drowned and the Christian put
`his . pigs in • the `upstairs "of his
house . and saved • them • from
drowning . After the : storm the
Senior people's party, 'June 416th ing repeated in'unison Record-
--
ed d
' 12th was the.date chosen
July
for our bake sale -to :' be • held at
Point Clark'. Mrs. Reavie, report-
ed quilting two :'Red' ',cross and
one 'relief ' . quilt. Mrs. Reavie
presented; an interesting „prog-
ram,
prog-ram, consisting':of a,, poem and
favourite album 'music. • Devo-
tions ' were read . by Mrs. ' Chas.
Webster. Stewardship . of • the
Gospel • was' 'our' 'study'; given by
Mrs. '. •1.eavie Mrs. George Joynt
-and Miss Hazel 'Webster.' •Mrs.
Howey' reported on Bruce Pres
bytery. Mrs. _heavies tested us' on
a Bible quiz. Mrs. MacDiarmid
expressed thanks',to the .hostess
and . program committee. ` Mrs:
Walden read. 'a. prayer, and music
p Y.�
and benediction closed ''our'meet-
ing.
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Watt of •Ottawa 'and, Mr. George fa y, Mrs..' George MeClena
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Watt , of . Oakville ',,a nephew: of han and ,Mr. Beth Gaunt were a
Mr. :George , Watt: visited • Wed- `few of .the relations -•who attend=„
nesday and.. Thursday of :last ed. ,
week with' Rev: and ''Mrs. John -Mr,�, a d Mrs. 'Arrt. Moore spent
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• Watt. Sunday at the home of Mr: and
Mr.. and Mrs :ILaw on- M 'ur Mrs, ,.Stanle Moore' of Wood-
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and Yvorifie' °°vtm. Paidley visited stooks •x, ;,- r r
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on Saturday 'With Mr.•. and` Mrs. Mir. and'MD11.rs. Hen y :spent
Allbert': Coulter. Mrs..' Majury and Sunday ` with their. daughter,
Yvonne attended., the • Trousseau Miss Frances . Henry : of London.
Tea of Miss 'Elizabeth' Pipe in Mr.:' and :Mrs. J.' Willis of
Brussels,.other at ,the Tea '.were:. Gowanstown •'spent ,Sunday. at
Mr, , and Mrs. Russel -'Chapman, the home of Mrs::Doris Willis.
Mrs. ,: Havens-,: a pounced t' 3- a s c as o e y
Twelve pupils of the. junior:
rad s' were treated to a.. bus trip'
g .,ewr trad
and picnic to- Seaforth ' last. Fri-
day by Mr. - ±Russel Chapman.
s. ;Mel Mathers, their ' teacher
and their mothers attended also;
games,'.. races and. contest were
enjoyed by:.all;as well,. as a tour
of• the Seafortl Shoe Factory..
Mr. .and, Mrs.,.:Iustan. Beecroft
and Mrs. Marjorie McGee left on
7
Thursday° for$the; west coast,
they` will also 'visit :relations in
Edmonton.,
.' and
Mass Bernadette, Patricia_
Brian King, of Teeswat`er. visited
on Sunday' at the home of Mr,
and Mrs.' Walter',Arscott
A reception' ` vitas held in the
Whitechurch Hall • on Friday
night 'for Mr. and Mrs. 'Emerson
:Hickey (nee Diane Band). Bill
'Lee . of Witjgham:' read the ad-
`dress• and. Bill McIntyre present-
ed
the'couple with a ' purse ' of
arvbed a Missionaries. :world n e
among these ;people. Mrs. Allan group meeting; Jfune 2I st And
McDonald read a splendid article I: the invitation to visit St Helens
on Mary Slessor who :• was • a WA. on , June 23rd. Following
the business, Mrs. Jack Ackert
presided for the program. Mrs.
Stewart. Collyer read the ' scrip-
ture lesson. The theme was
"Christian • : Hospitality" 'Mrs
missionary. f or , thirty Height years
and was called :The:. "White
'Queen of Calabar" ,She was . the
only white wornen among the
'Africans and ''died in '1915. Mrs.
McCreight 'gave a report on Mrs.
Wm. Ross's and herselVvisit`"to
the Greer Nursing . Home in
Lucknow. She . also said' ,Mrs.
Ewart Jamieson' was • . `.expected
home on June, 17th. The execu-
tive and leaders of: Explorer and
Mission Band', roup s are rho :meet
, g0ups
in Belmore on T'nnesday, June
21st, Mrs Dan Wylds Was pianist
and chose' the hymns for the
meeting. There :were . twenty.,
, 'four.,, inemb'ers and twos. visitors
present,. ;. .
Havenstook.; the meditation and
Mrs. Ackert • the' - 'leaders' talk
from the study .book "Christian
Women at,. Work:" All enjoyed
Mrs.Gordon'. Montgomery's -pia-
no instrumental,.'' Mrs. William
Eadies readings "Only ' Dad" and
the "Inventors Wife" ,,and Mrs.
Harvey Webster'' and; -.ill's. John
Hall's duet.-' Mrs..: Eedie had an.
interesting , contest whichalso
aided ;:.the ' +cheerio eoilnmittee.
After the closing, hymn 'andPra-
yer, .' Mrs: ,Eadie, gave the. „coon
test' 'remark's- .-
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PLAN TO HOLD ![WO:.FALL
SECTIONAL °MEETINGS
A full executive meeting of
the Maitland Presbyterial ,of the
W.M.S.: of the Presbyterian
church'was held June ' 17,in
Belmore. The meeting was open-
ed with devotions by Mrs. Bal.
lagh of Teeswater and Mrs. For-
tune . of Wingham Mrs.' J. Pol-
lock : of Teeswater gave an
;excellent `report of the • Youth
Conference, held; in St: Thomas,.'
Almost 200 attended, enjoying
the `fellowship of studying -and.
worshiping together. The need'
on ; every mission field is great
and the Mission board is ••handi
capped
by lack • ,of funds,' and
workers. .•
It was voted to have two' sec=
tional meetings in the fan, :One
will be 'held .in Ripley' in Sep-
tember ,and one in Bluevale in
October. It ' was moved to ; send
a' letter of appreciation .to Miss
Margaret Boyd, .the retiring Re-
gional' Secretary,
Yes.
g Carrots—do 'do improve the
eyesight., •, Did you ever 'see a
rabbit.wearing glases?
Mr. and Mrs. Tom' '.Morrison,:
Mrs: Gibson Gilespie, Mrs. Ag-
nes Farrier, Mrs: Adeline Dowl-
ing, Mrs. John Gaunt and: Mr.
and Mrs. Dan Tiffin:,
Mr. and . Mrs„ Charlie Tiffin
and..` Mrs. Clark .. Johnstone,.
Lynda and Janette .' visited • on
Sunday at the home of lair. and
Mrs:. Bill Brown : ofLutcknow.
Mr: Ben McClenaghan and
Mr. and Mrs', . Carl McClenaghan
visited on Sunday at the 'home
•of Mr. and .Mrs. Harry Moss and,
family of Plattsville.- • Mrs. Ben
McClenaghan returned.. home af-
ter .a week's holidays.,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gaunt. of
Sarnia ' spent the' ' week -end at
the home of. Mr. and Mrs Bus
sel Gaurft., They ' also. ;attended
the Gaunt picnic. •
The 14th Annual Gaunt Picnic
was held in:Hanover• on Sunday:
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Gaunt,` •Mr.
a Mrs. Don, ;Ross and family, money.
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