Clinton News-Record, 1952-05-29, Page 3elee-ereeeelet+-telteettlelee******1-e».^...-te•-e÷#÷4,44-4-11.41-•,-#.4-10-0,44-e.
News of Londesbore Obituary
Varna WM'S Meets,
The May meeting of Varna
WKS was held the church with 17 members present. The
meeting +Veiled with hymn 384,
The Scripture, famous
was read by Mrs. E. MeClinchey.
PrAYOr`was offered by Mrs. Pitt. A letter ,of thanks from Miss
mote was read by Mrs. Keyes.
There was some discussion in re-
gard. to the bale, A very full
JOHN. MINA JR.
(By our Auburn correspondent)
The death occurred in Toronto
General Hospital on Tuesday, May
20, of John Beadle, Jr., in his
.37th year. Be had been a patient
An the hospital since April. He was the son of John Roadie,
Saskatoon, :.Sask., spd the late
Mrs.. Beadle. He was a veteran
Of World War II, having been
stationed, at Sky Harbor, -
Besides his father lie is sur-
vived by two brothers: Frank and
Russell, British Columbia, George
Beadle,. Auburn, is an uncle.
Theftirieral was held from the
Arthur Funeral Home, on Thurs-
day and was conducted by Rev,
C. C, Washington of Icnox United
Church, Pall-bearers were; Char-
les Beadle, London; Harold C.
Lawson, Clinton; Ernest Patter-
ion, Thomas Haggitt, Mason
Robinson and Stuart Chaim-ley.
Interment was in Ban's Cemetery.:
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L.Sundercock, and Mrs. A.
Clarke thanked the Society for
cards sent to her mother, Mrs,
Woodman, The treasurer's revert: was given by Mrs. A. Clarke.. A
committee was named to ,cater
for ;PAO wedding. The roll call 1,4es answered by °Advant-
ages of living in the country,"
The rell for June is'te be answered .bY "Picnic Hints." Pro-gramme for June: Mrs. G. Wright
and Mrs, Deizer. Readings were
given by Mrs. .Govier and Mrs.
Lansing. The meeting closed
with a hymn and the benediction,
Lunch was served by 'hostesses.
There were 2$ Present.
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Presbyterial was given hi Mrs.
Ralph. Stephenson and Mrs. O.
I
VARNA Johnson,
I The president then took charge
of the business, The minutes of
the previous meeting were read
and adoPted and 00440 by'
Mrs. R. -Tailor. The text word
for June will be "Sunshine." Mrs.
Lee McConnell • gave two read-
ings on temperance; Mrs. B. Me-
, chnehey and Mrs. Fred Reid gaVe
readings on Stewardship. Hymn
270 was sung, Mrs. G. Reid elm-
+ ed the meeting with prayer.
'Lunch was served,
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M. and Mrs, "tinbrt Riley and desboro WA! was held in the Sun•
family spent the weekend at
London.
Jim Neilans and his mother
were the guests, of Mr, and Mrs.
Lane, St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, conducted the service.
pall.#bearers werel Frank
land, .Q?„ Q. M. Counter, Dr. P,
G. Thompson, 4. F. Cudrnore, W.
Robinson, Cl. P.' lioberten.
Flower-bearers were W. T. Her-
man, W., -O. COOk, A. M. Knight
and F. B. Pesinehaker.
Miss Shaw was born in Hullett
Township on July 23, 1660. She
was a member of St. Andrew's
Presbyterian -Church, Clinton,
and was active )in all church
organizations, She was also a
Member of the Ladies' Auxiliary
to the Canadian Legion.
Deceased was employed as a
saleslady in a department store
in Brussels for ten years; in
Walton for seven years;_ Mont-,
real for ten years, and in Win-.
nipeg, 25 years, Twelve years
ago she returned to Clinton to
make her home with Dr. J. W.
Shaw and Mrs, Shaw.
40Y .School room of the church
with the president, Mrs. 13....Shob,
brook, in charge.. A . hymn was
and Mrs. J, 'Lyon read the
Scripture which was followed by
Prayer and another hymn. The
Minutes of last meeting were
read and adopted.
Cards of appreciation were
read from Mrs, B. Allen and. Mrs.
Bert Allen, Sun_ day,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Pollard, Brus-
sels, were calling on friends in
the village last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Purnin and
Mervin Were with the Arthur
Kerslake faintly, Exeter,
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff cooper and
family, Clinton, visited with Mr,
and Mrs. Thomas rairservice,
Howard Brunsdon and Mr. and
1Virs. Dick Vodden, Clinton, vis,
ited • their mother, Mrs, W. T.
Brunsdon.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles-Vodden
visited with their daughter, Mrs,
John Pipe, and Mr. Pipe, Bras».
sels, 'Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Bloor and
Carol, London, spent the week-
end,„with Mr, and Mrs. Harvey
Kennedy.
Henry Youngblut and Miss
Betty Dodmap, Niagara Falls,
Ont., visited over a recent week-
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Youngblut,
Miss Fern Watson, London, and
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Riley and
daughters, Hensall, were with
their mother, Mrs. Nellie Watson,
over the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. 'Robert Murray,
Guelph, Mr. and Mrs. William
Breen and Ronnie, London, visit-
ed with the lady's parents, Mr,
and Mrs. 'William Griffiths, over
the holiday.
Visitors during the holiday with
Mrs. J, H. Shobbreok were: Mr,
and 'Mrs, Lorne Shobbrook and
two children, Oshawa; Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Radford, Parkhill;
Mr. and Mrs. Don Snell and son;
Westfield; Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Garrow, Clinton; Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Shobbrook and. Muriel, Hal-
lett Township.
Londesboro WI
Londesboro Women's Institute
will hold its regular meeting in
ilonclesporo Community Hall on
Thursday afternoon, June 5, at
two ,o'elock.
B-L YPU, Meets
The Missions group, under the
direction Of Bill Cowan, was in
charge of the B-L YPU meeting
held in Londesboro United
Church on Sunday right. The
meeting started off with a sing-
song led by Mrs. Brenton, after
which the call to worship was
given by Bill Cowan. Hymn 387
was sung, following which the
Scripture was read by Grant
Snell. The topic on Missions was
given in three parts with Edythe
Beacom, Mrs., Brenton and Bill
Cowan taking part. Grant Snell
then gave a reading entitled
"Sunup." The offering was then
taken up. Hymn 86 was then sung
after which this part of the meet-
ing was closed with a prayer by
Adolph Fangrad. After a short
recreation period led by Edythe
Beacom, lunch was served and
the meeting closed with "Taps."
Londesboro WI Meets
The regular meeting of Lon-
DRUG STORES Upen her return in 1940, the
Canadian Red Cross was very
active and Miss Shaw willingly
spent a good deal of her time
and energies with that work.
Surviving is 'one brother, Dr.
J. W. Shaw, Rattenbury St. E.,
Clinton. One brother and four
sisters predeceased her,
MISS DOROTHY SHAW
Funeral service was 'held on
Thursday afternoon, May 22, in
the Bail and Mutch Funeral
Home, High Street,- Clinton, for
Miss Dorothy (Dolly) Shaw, who
passed away on Monday, May 19,
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