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beautiful .gospo. hymn, "That
be•q-ory ter me."'
The study book, "Meng African
Trails," was very ably given by.
Mrs. Wilson. The -stibjectz
Medical Missions in .Angela. Many
of the privileged countries in the.
world, including Canada, have one
doctor to every 1,000, but in many
parts of Africa there is not one
doctor to every 100,000 of the pop-
'nation.
Life expectancy in Canada is
reported as over 67 years, but in
Africa and other backward parts
of the world it is as low as 20
years. Missionary doctors are very
badly needed in Africa. Half of
the children die in infancy. Africa
is moving rapidly forward, and
happy will the world be if it be-
comes a christian Africa.
The trio again favored by sing-
ing "We have a story to tell to
the nations." The singing of a
hymn, and prayer offered by Miss
Diehl brought the meeting to a
close,
A very delicious birthday tea
was served by our hostess, and all
enjoyed a social half hour together.
Baugh--Walsh. Wedding Apron ?amide At Next
institute. Meeting
The Clinton Weinen'S Institute
lI meet in the Agricultural Of-
free beard room on Thursday, Vet&
reary: 26 at 2 Part,
The topic "historical Research
and Current Events" will he giver
by Mrs. W. N. Holland and ivfrs.
W. Wise, fi
The motto--"The fifth verse of
the Mary Stewart Collect," will be
given by Mrs. T, Leppington.
EaCh member is asked to answ-
er the roll call by bringing an
aprpn. There will be an "Apron
Parade"„ and a prize will be given
_ter the fanciest tea apron, and a
Prige for the best fitting coverall
apron.
A demonstration will be given
by a sewing machine company.•
COme and bring a friend,
Hostesses will be Mrs. J. Eat-
kin, Mrs. E. Miller, Mrs, L. Hunt-
en, Mrs. W. Mcclinchey, Mrs. A.
Groves, Miss C. Harrison and M.
D. Carter.
4".41tYit-i,
WMS of Wosiey,Willis
Hears. Mrs. Wilson .„ .
The
February' meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society .of
Wesley-Willis United -Church Was
held at the home of Mrs. Frank
Fingland, Thursday, February 12, with a very good attendance.
The president, Mrs, Shepherd,.
presided and Mrs. F. E. Penne-
baker was at the Piano, The open-
ing hymn "Lord Thy Mercy, More
Entreating" was sung and prayer
was offered by the president.
Reports of the different secre-
taries were received, and plans
were made for the World's Day
of Prayer which is to be held in
the church on Friday afternoon,
February 20. All the ladies were
urged to attend,
Miss Stone was appointed as
auditor for the society for the
year 1953.
The worship period was in
charge of Miss Walkinshaw and
Mrs. A. T. Cooper. The trio, Mrs.
W. Jervis, Mrs. R. Shipley and
Mrs, P. Livermore, sang a very
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NCO's Wives Give
Pictures to Hospital
The regular meeting of the
NCO'S Wives' Auxiliary was held
in the Sergeants' Mess on Monday,
February 16. Mrs, J. E. Paterson,
president, presided over the meet-
ing.
The business included a discus-
sion of a proposed contribution of
pictures for the Station Hospital.
All the ladies present promised co
seek out suitable pictures.
Several tables of whist and brid-
ge were enjoyed by the ladies,
Whist winners were Mrs. D. E.
Forrest and Mrs. J. A. Austin.
'Bridge winners were Mrs. J. M.
Gattinger and Mrs. R. McDonald.
The next meeting is on March 7,
0
Summerhill Ladies
To Promote Party
The February meeting of the
Summerhill Ladies' Club was held
at the home of Mrs. Roy Voddun
with 19 members and two visitors
present. The meeting was called
to order by singing "Let me call
you sweetheart."
T h e correspondence included
"Thank you's" from the Lazet
family, Mrs. Fred Vodden, the
Crich family, Mrs. Hayward, Mrs.
William Gibbings, Mr. Herd, Mrs.
Russell Neal and Mrs .George
Wright.
The programme consisted of a
recitation by Frances Blacker; a
Valentine duet by Kathleen Black-
er and Margaret Merrill; and a
reading by Mrs. E. Ellis.
It was decided to have a party
in the Summerhill Hall on Febru-
ary 27. The converters are Mrr.
William Lovett, Mrs. E. Ellis and
Mrs. B. Jenkins.
The March meeting is to be held
at the home of Mrs. Norman
Wright. The lunch committee will
be Mrs. Keith Tyndall, Mrs. Sid
Lansing, Mrs. Orval Rapson and
Mrs. Rustenberg. The guest speak-
er will be C. V, Cooke, Clinton.
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Pot-Luck Supper
The Girl's Club of Ontario
Street United Church held a pot
luck supper on Thursday evening,
February 12, in the church hall,
with a large attendance.
After supper, Mrs. Doris Batkin,
the president, presided over the
regular meeting. The meeting op-
ened with the singing of a hymn
and the Lord's Prayer repeated
in unison,
he devotional period was con-
ducted by Miss Dorothy Marquis.
A hymn was sung and Psalm 96
was read by Mrs. Adeline McKay,
Miss Mary Livermore sang a solo
accompanied at the piano by Miss
June Batkin.
Miss Marquis then gave a sum-
mary on the life of Lloyd C. Doug-
las, an outstanding author and
minister of our time, one of his
well-known books being,. "The
Robe."
The minutes' of the January
meeting were read by Miss Elean-
or Plumsteel, Following the bus-
iness discussion, Miss Doris Tyn-
dall's and Miss Lucille Grant's
group were in charge of the pro-
gram.
Miss Louella Johnson, as guest
speaker, gave a delightful talk on
"Cheerfulness," giving many good
points on how to achieve this. Mrs.
Viola VanEgmond favoured with
two solos which were much en-
joyed. Miss Marwina Judd read
a poem in keeping with Valentine
Day.
Following this the ladies were
divided into groups to edit a paper;
the results when read provided
much entertainment. The speak-
er and all those taking part in the
program were thanked by Mrs.
Edna Wheeler and the meeting
closed.
Ninety persons lost their certifi-
cates of Canadian citizenship or
naturalization in the 12 months up
to March 31, 1952.
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Twilight Musicale
The Goodwill Club of Wesley-
Willis Church met in the Sunday
School room of the church on
Tuesday evening„ February 10,
with the president, Miss W. O'Neil,
in the chair and Mrs. J. Innes at
the piano, The singing of a hymn
opened the meeting, Mrs. H. C,
Wilson read the Scripture lesson
from Matthews 7. Mrs, E. Epps
led in prayer.
A duet "Strength for Today"p
was sung by Rev. and Mrs. J. E.
Ostrom. The secretary's report,
read by Mrs. M. Steepe, was ad-
opted. The Treasurer's report was
given by Miss L. Walkinshaw. In
the mail was a letter of thanks
from the Unitarian Service Com-
mittee for the bale of quilts ship-
ped in January.
Mrs. Oakes reported for the
music committee in connection
with the Twilight Musicale to be
held on Good Friday. Fred Van-
Egmond favoured with two violin
solos, "On Wings of Song" and
"Famous Waltz" by Braham. He
was accompanied by Mrs. W. Van-
Egmond.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Inkley delight-
ed their audience by showing on a
screen pictures taken by them-
selves and giving a few interest-
ing details about each picture,
These were all taken in Ontario
and were very beautiful,
Rev. and Mrs. Ostrom sang
another duet "Jesus Leads." Mrs.
C. Lobb moved a vote of thanks
to all who contributed to a most
successful evening.
The meeting closed by repeat-
ing the Mizpah Benediction, after
which a social hour was enjoyed.
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