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Henderson S Presbyterial Pres.:
The annual' meeting of Mait-.
land Presbyterial Society' of the
W.M.S. of the Presbyterian
Church was .held in St.'Andrews
Presbyterian Church, ` Wingham
on, Tuesday, January 13th.
Mrs. Morgan Henderson,; .of
Lucknow, who is concluding. a
yery successful four years as pre
sident, was in charge of both
sessions
The devotional period was tak-
en ' bY: •Bluevale'society,
it.
Mrs. Alvin Mundell; recording
secretary, . Belmore, reada con-
densed version of the minutes
of the 1.957 annual meeting. ..,,
Mrs: Archie Maclntyre, Luck
now, historian, gave. her annual
report • and requested the : names
+of recipients of life memberahins.
presented '.since 1952 for. her re-
cords. She also felt that record
books containing a complete his-
tory of the Presbyterial society
for the past 75 years should be
in, safe keeping,. rather than be
one' member's responsibility- for
keeping. than.
A suggestion , was made •'that
the. Presbyterian . church in Tees-
water has in it a vault and .per-
Mission
perM ssion is to be requested that
these 'records be stored there
clothing ' parcels had • been . seht
to Evangel Hall, Birtle's Indian
School, Kenora Indian School,
and several needy families in the
locality.
Mrs• Ted English reported •for.
evening :auxiliary, and Mrs. H.
Wilson, Ashfield , for life, mem-
berships. '
Rev. T. J. •MeKibn
ter, .brought, greetin
Huron. Maitland. Pre
Mrs. Allan MacAuley, Ripley,
secretary for' afternoon auxiliary,
;reported a small . decrease in
Membership,' but •:an increase • in.
givings. Total membership is 668,
total contributions, $5,443.82. Re-
ports were also given by Mrs.
Walter Ballagh, Teeswater, ,sec-
retary for' y o.u' n g peoples and
• C.G.I.T.; : Mrs. C. • Colwell, South
Kinloss, for children's work; Mrs.
Samuel . Robinson, Gorrie, for
Rome Helpers; Mrs Charles
Steel; Teeswater forwelcome and
welfare; ' Miss Mary McLeod,'
Lucknow, for Glad Tidings; Mrs.
D. C. Matheson, Brussels, for the
press. Mrs.. C..D , GGraham, South
Kinloss, . secretary for Literature
and Library, had a fine new dis-
play /
is -play'' of books including hand
books, , children's ,books and other,
mission studies.
• Luncheon was served. In ,'the
"'church: basement by . the ladies of
St. Andrews church.'
At the..afternoon session,the
devotional periodwas in charge
of the. Lucknow :auxiliary with
Mrs. Archie MacIntyre • taking
the scripture ` and meditation and
Mrs. Clair Agnew the prayer.
Mrs. Douglas Graham continu-
ed -°her report on library supplies
telling.of 1123 .pounds of books,
magazines,. used cards to British
Guiana,' Frontier College;'• a sani-
torium • in the Peace River ' dis
' trict, and.to . several .missionaries.
Mrs. Clair • Agnew, Lucknow,
son,. Ashfield;. Students, Macs.
Johnson Conn, Whitechurch.
Members without portfolio:7.
Mrs Wallace McClean, Lucknow;
Mrs. Guthrie Reid, 'Teeswater
Mrs. T. J. , McKinney, - Teeswater;
Mrs, D. H. MacKenzie, Ashfield;
Mrs, M. r. Engel, Cranbrook;;
Mrs; `Leslie Fortune, Wingham;
Mrs. Howard Harris, Molesworth.
Mrs., Morgan, Henderson be:,
spoke, continued' support for her
successor, Mrs. Farish Moffat,,
and o Mrs. .W. L. ---,Speirthanked
the women of ...St. Andrew's.
church, Wingham. for their hos- •
,pitality,'
A vote of appreciation for the
fine work .of retiring officers was:
voiced' by,' Mrs,' A. MacIntyre. .1
Mrs.,Farish Moffat , closed the
meeting with 'prayer.
WEDNESDAY, JAN.
21st, 1958
WPM
, Teeswa '
from- the,
tery ..and
presented: as short, ' . sr'ess on
"Evangelism " He 'said -that the
future of the church depends up-
on the training Of young, people
.in our churches. "We have a
choice, either Christian education
or aetheism, either democracy or
Communism."
.Mrd D. J. MacKenzie, Kinear
dine, gave -Ilex -report as -student -
secretary and Mrs: Allan MacAu-
ley, corresponding secretary' dis-
cussed Women's , place , in the
church.'.. . •
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In her treasurer's report Mrs.,
R.:. J. McMurray showed : an in-
crease :in givings of $150.00 over
last year. Total ' amount_: was
$7,329.91 and $381:50. for supply
This was raised by 18 'afternoon
auxiliaries, five evening groups,
nine C.G..LT groups, fourteen
C.O.C. groups' and six Explorer
groups, Mrs.': Mel Ritchie, gave
the, dedicatory :prayer for the
offering.
Mrs. " Clair Agnew , pr'esented.
the • nominating 'committee's : re-
port and - Rev+ T. J. McKinney.
installed the:, officers ` for 1959: -
Past . President, .' Mrs. • Morgan
Henderson,. Lucknow; President,
Mrs: • Farish. Moffat, : Langside;
Vice Presidents, Mrs. W. 1.4. Spier,
Brussels; Mrs. George ' Suther-
land, Ripley; Mrs: John :Fischer,
Liucknow; Miss Marion- Wham -
son, Wingham;.. Mrs: Advin 'Mun-
dell, Belmore.
KINLOLUGH
Mr. .Ezra Stanley suffered a
painful injury to. his band While
helpin • to load cattle. His hand
and aim. ' will be in a cast for 'a
time.
Mrs. Catherine :Hewitt of Kin-
loss visited with Mr. and ,Mrs..
George Graham during. the week.
Mr. -.Donald Smith returned to,
his home at Holyrood..He. has
been with the crew of : the "Sta.
daeona , ,.
We are sorry to report that
Mrs. Harvey, Hodgins is .a patient
in : Wingham Hospital. ' ,As •the
result of her recent tractor; acci
dent -she required further medical,
attention.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Gillespie and
Ronnie were guests at a family
dinner • on Sunday at the.. home:
of Mr. and Mrs. •Lorne Ritchie,,
Huron.
Messrs. Glenn Hodgins. ,and Jim.
Atter of E P.B S ` Peterborough
spent .the .week -end here. Mr
I Kenneth Hodgins: who is enter-
ing th :'Eastern .Pentecostal : Bible
School at Peterborough 'Neturned
with ..them.
On Friday evening Mr." Ken- i;
neth Hodgins was'. honoured ; by
members• : of the 'Young • people
and was 'presented` with a :' pen
Wand pencil set as a farewell gift.
along with the best wishes of
the congregation following their,
service at. the home of the `; pas-
tor at 'Teeswater;
0: cis' vend the Frogs
An old Fable tells the story
of several boys idly throwing
. stones at a group of'ab's in a
pond, "Boys," .complained one
of the'frogs at last•,,•"this
may he ,fun. for you but
it is death for us."
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Too oftenwe a do thoughtless things without consideration
for others—for example, spending' our• money solely for pleasure
without regand for our, family's future. How much. better it would
be provide to rfor that future through the medium
' . 'life:insurance-policies.
of Sun Life of Cha s moder�r .
„Treasurer, :Mrs. R. J....,McMur-:
ray,: Bluevale;.: Historian, , Mrs.
Archie. MacIntyre, South, Kinloss,
Assistant historian, Miss Iva Carr,
Dungannon; Secretaries -- Re-
cording :Mrs: Kenneth Leitch;
W Ingham; Corresponding, . Mrs.
Allan MacAuley, Ripley After-
noon ' ..Auxiliaries, :'Mrs Melvin
'Ritchie, Kincardine; E v e n i n� g>
Auxiliaries,; • Mrs. Ted English,`
Wingham;.. • Young: People . and
C.G.ILT., Mrs. Walter Ballagh
Teeswater, Children, : Mrs: C.
Colwell, : South Kinloss; ,Home
Helpers,. Mrs. Samuel, Robinson,
Gorrie; Welcome and' welfare,
Mrs.: Charles Steel, Teeswater;.
Literature and Library, Mrs. 'Wm.
Darling, Belmore; Glad -Tidings,
Mrs. Frank 'Mauldon," Kinlough;
. Press, Mrs: •b. C Matheson; Sup-
ply; Mrs. Clair Agnew, Lucknow;
supply secretary, reported that Life Membership, Mrs., H, Wil-
surance
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KAIRSHEA • lift I. `.TO . ' MAKE
RED CROSS.. QUILTS .:
Mrs.:;Allister . Hughes was hos-
tess for the, January: meeting. ` of
Kairshea Women's ' Institute,
Thursday, ' January :15th Mrs
Currie Colwell read the scrip-
ture. The President, ' •Mrs, D. L.
MacKinnon;' Secretary. -Treasurer,
Mrs. Donald McKinnon .were in
charge ..of the meeting.
Thanks; :'were expressed for
Christmas rememberances. The
Bruce'. County Women's Institute
By -Laws were, read, also a letter
from . the ' Provincial President,.
Mrs.• Haggerty. :Committees were
'appointed Tor . the 'Calico • Ball
which we ..plan to have April 3.
.It •was decided to :again, do, some
Red Cross quilts,. Mrs:• Allister
Hughes, Mrs. Fred Gilchrist, Mrs.
Arch MaciIntyre were ' appointed•',
tO a committee. The Historical
`'Workshop for this District will
be held in Ripley, April 3rd from
10 a•m. to 4 p.m.. Two 'to 'four
delegates may attend from each
branch.. A report of the 'meeting,
in Owen*.Sound' regarding the.
setting up of a • new ' Area Con--
vention,-,was gi `n in' a capable
manner ,.by Mrs. Elliott , Carruth-
ers. •The vote favored the change
the name suggested by Rand Book.
'Committee is Western Area. Mrs:.
Lloyd .,:MacDouga• Agriculture
and Canadian Incl" tries Mrs:
•.Harry Lavis, Historical 'Research;1
each gave 'Standing, Committee
Convener reports, '
The roll° call was answered .by
,twenty-two members, with a ve-
getable .and its most impoint !
vitamin; Mrs. McKenzie Webb,.
from Burnaby, B.C. was a visitor
Meeting; at the eeting, Mrs. Harvey,Hou-
'ston, District President for South
Bruce, addressed"lhe meeting and
brought greetings., 'fromthe bis-
•trict. Mrs Arehze MacIntyre dealt
with the topic, "Children need
models more than critics," as at
'pre-school level and the' Teen..
ager. r An mousing reading 'pre-
pared by•,Mrs. Frank MacKenzie,'
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was read by Mrs. Evan. Keithn
Home Remedies, ' cures . that w
much Worse than the_disease it-
self. • •
The courtesy remarks were
made ' by .Mrs: Lloyd MacDougall
to whic our hostess .replied.
Mrs. Cliffoulston conducted a
vegetable contest.
eeting• closed with Goa
Save th Queen. 'and the Institute
Grace. •
As this report of meeting s
:''"urds
being : prepared, we learn with
regret, of the sudden • passing of
Mrs.6,Thos.. Blair, of 'the Rs.
Corner 'branch of Wornews lristf.-
tute.. Mrs. Blair served. in `thd
District four a tirne `as Convenor of
Historical Research, and 'Was' bat
present a member of the . Bruce:
County 'Museum `Board•.
Cub reporter: -.,"What should' I
say about the two peroxide blon-
deswho raised ..such a fuss at -
the
ball gamelast night?"
Editor: "Why, just say the
bleachers, went- wild."
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