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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1953-06-18, Page 4TAGFIN R — MissMinnieMinnie Proctor was a guest' On $unday of Mrs. Erogden Mac* Math. l i\ s. G. M. Elliott and .family, of Listowel, were recent visitors in the it age. Nelson Brown, Detroit, Was a weekend guest of Mr, and Mrs. D. i , Gliddon. We are sorry to hear that Mr. Thomas Elliott is a patient in Clinton Futile Hospital, and wish him a quick recovery. Mr. and Mrs. E. J. Trewartha and Mr. and Mrs. D. E, Gliddon were guests at the Manning -Pen - nett wedding in Goderich.. Mission Band The June meeting of the Wil» heimine Mission Band, Holmes.• vile United Church, was held in the school with Robert Grigg as leader. The meeting opened with the hymn "For the Beauty of the Earth," followed by the Mission Band Purpose, Iva Glazier read the scripture, taken from Genesis I. Bobby Norman had the player. Tlie president, Mary Hutchins, conducted the business. Barbara Yea. read a poem on "June", and Frances McCullough read an art- icle on Temperance. Douglas Nor- . roan gave the treasurer's report and Victor Conan gave a reading on peace. Kenneth Potter played a piano solo, A contest was enjoyed and then the leaders took the study book iwriod. The meeting closed with the hymn "Jesus Bids Us Shine", and , the Mizpah benedic- tion, WMS and WA The Women's Missionary Society and Woman's Association of Hal- mesville United Church held their reg lar meeting in the Sunday ooF room with Mrs. Ninian Heard as leader. . The meeting opened with°soft music played by th' ,.Pianist, .Mrs, William Norman, followed with the hymn "Break Thou the Bread of Life." Mrs. Harry Cudmore read the scrip- ture, Psalms 119: 129-136, and Mrs. Heard led in prayer, Mrs. Heard read an article on "Thoughts of the Day" and the hymn "From Greenland's Icy Moutains" was sung. Mrs. W. Yeo read an article on "Our Parcels Reached Korea." Mrs. William Norman read a let- ter from India written by Ida White, a former Children's Aid Society worker. The president, Mrs. Fred Mulholland, conducted a memorial service in memory of the late Mrs. Thomas Elliott: Mrs. Jack Yeo was appointed assistant secretary for rest of the year. Strawberry Festival ROAST FORK and . DRESSING )3RUCEFIELD UNITED CHURCH Suppers Served Indoors Wed,, June 24 from6to8p.m. PROGRAM will Follow ADMISSION: $1.00; Children 50c 23-4-b 4 Immediate service" IN YOUR LOCALITY FOR Estate planning and Wiles Investment Management and Advisory Service 4% Guaranteed investments 2% on savings -' deposits may be mailed Real Estate Services Por prompt attention Cat' RAYE B. PATERSON T'r'ust OJ%tce• $ensall, Ontario, Phos Si br any office Of GUARANTY TII1 T COMPANY OF c.+A1AI'1A TORONtd • MOrrxlEAL OtirAWA • wkr DSORR NIAGARA 'EMU s stIontil it sAtaz S1% MARIE , CALG.' rf • 'VANcOVYait Mrs. Frank McCullough gave the chapter In the study book and the meeting closed with the 'hymn Take Time to .be Holy. The W.A. meeting opened with the president, Mrs, Karry Cud - more, in the chair, the singing of the theme song and repeating the creed., Mrs. Cudmore read the scripture, Matthew: 5.8, and gave a short talk on the meaning of the verse. it was decided to sponsor a mu- sic recital to be put on by the pupils of Miss Eileen Gliddon, also to cater for a wedding reception in July, The meeting closed with prayer by Mrs. Cudmore. Following the meeting, Mrs. Cudmore called Rev. and ldrs. M. G. Newton to the front, and on behalf of the ladies of the WA and WMS, Mrs, W. Yeo and Mrs. Fred Mulholland presented them with gifts, a record player for Mr. Newton and a cameo locket and earring set for Mrs. Newton. Mrs, Cudin*re read the accompanying address. Rev. and Mrs. Newton replied, and a delicious lunch was served.. -*-G4,4*0 -•-•-0-$-+-$'$ * '.. LANE O'PlNES BEACH .-.,-,.,-I Lad#ea' Club Tkie June meeting of the Stine- nierhitl Ladies' Club, was held at the home of Mrs, William Blacker 'With 20 members and two visitors present, The Meet lug was opened by singing The Maple Leaf Forever; followed by the Lords Prayer repeated in unison. A "thank you" was received from Mrs. George Wright. Plans were made far a combined school - and .community, picnic to be betel the evening- of June 23 in Gorier,- Iich. The program consisted of a reading by Mrs. Wes. Hoggart and a contest conducted by Mrs. Ivan Roggart. 'During the afternoon the ladies worked at the quilt. .The raffle was won by Mrs, E. Vanderburg. i The July meeting will be held at the home of Mrs, Earl Blake. Those on the program are Mrs. Jelmsten, Mrs. Silly Jenkins, Mrs, Sid Lansing and Mrs, Will - lam .Lovett. On the lunch cont.- inittee are Mrs. J. Lazet, Mrs. Fred Vodden ,Mrs. Clarence Bali and Mrs. E. Blake. Weekend visitors at their re- spective cottages were: Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Purvis, Maidstone; Mr. and Mrs. Harold Bower, Miss Carolyn Bower, Mr. and Mrs, Thomas Pheney and Miss June Loeckner all of Detroit; Mr, and Mrs. Dirk Struick, Stratford; M. and Mrs. Harry Husband, Lon- don; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Dun- bar, Lambeth. Mr. and Mrs. James Barnes spent several days at their cot- tage. Kiss • Alma Barnes joined them for the weekend. Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Merkley, Wingharn, accompanied by Jam- es Smith, and small son also of Wingham, spent the wekend at their cottage. Mr. and Mrs. George Woods, Detroit, accompanied by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Reeves and son Ral- ph, were at their cottage last weekend. STANLEY A happy family gathering was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. John H. McEwen and Stuart Mc- Ewen on Sunday last. Among these present were Mr. and Mrs. William Tebbutt, Goderich; Mrs. O. L. Paisley, Clinton; Alex Mc- Ewen, Mrs. Janet Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Middleton. This dinner party was held in honor of Mr. McEwen's 80th birth- day, which fell on June 15. Mr. McEwen is able to attend "kirk" regularly and to assist actively in farming operations driving either team or tractor. Congratulations! LONDESBORO Mr, and Mrs. W. K. Govier are visiting with friends in Western Canada. Mr, and Mrs. Charles Stewart, Clinton, recently visited with Mrs. William Lyon. Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Walkeni, Munro, visited with Mr, and Mrs. A. E. Shaddick, Mrs, Emmerson Hesk and Miss Phemie Reid are on a motor trip to Calgary, Alta. Misses F. and E. Jamieson have returned home after spending a week with relatives at Cadiz, Ohio. ' Mr. and Mrs. David Muir, Dr. William Muir, Detroit, visited re- cently with Mr. and Mrs, Robert Fairservice, Mr. and Mrs. Mac McCool, Windsor, and Robert Miller, De- troit, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Millar, to attend the Mil- ler -Stewart wedding in Clinton on Saturday, June 6, The regular meeting of the Burns-Londesboro Young Peop- le's Union was held in Londes-. boro United Church on Sunday night. The meeting began with a sing -song led by Gail Manning. The business part of the meet- ing was conducted by the presi- dent, Bill Cowan. Following a short recreational period led by Gordon Howatt, Miss Clara McGowan, Blyth, gave an interesting address on her work with the Children's Aid Society. Lunch was served. The devotional part of the meeting began with the singing of Hymn 605. Edythe Beacom read the scripture, June Man- ning gave an explanation on the picture "Hope of The World." Edythe Beacom then read a poem. The offering was taken up fol- lowed by prayer. The meeting was closed with the singing of a hymn. Mr. and Mrs, R, R, Stalker,A ,. Trip to Holland", was shown, showing different kings of bulbs, Mrs. Arthur Grange was the nar- rater and Mr. Milne and Art Youngblut were in. charge of the projector. An interesting demonstration on arranging flowers was given. Miss Marion Taylor demonstrated a breakfast table bouquet; Mrs, Mc- Ilveen demonstrated a -luncheon table centre; Mrs. Mogridge a dinner centre; Mrs, Ed Davies, a living room bouquet and Mrs. W, T. Robison and Mrs. R. J, Phillips church bouquets. All the flowers were beautifully arranged, The meeting closed by.singing "God Save the Queen", Refresh - meats were served by Mrs. Roy Easom, Mrs. Maurice Bean, Mrs. Frank Raithby, Mrs, Wes Brad - nock, Mrs. Fred Plaetzer and Miss Viola Thompson. Church Guild The June meeting of St, Mark's Anglican Church Guild was held at the home of Mrs. Alf. Nesbit, Mrs, John Deer presided. Prayers were offered by Mrs. A. Nesbit and Mrs. A. Kirkconneil read the scripture. A solo was sung by Mrs. William Haggitt accompanied by Mrs. G. R. Taylor. Readings were given by Mrs. Ed Davies and Mrs. R, J. Phillips. Miss Leta Daer rendered a solo accompanied by Mrs, Frank Nes- bit. Mrs. H, Eutvohistle, Guelph, read a poem, .An address on the "Coronation" was given by Mrs. Tony Tonkowicz, The business part was taken over by the president. The roll call was answered by a verse of scripture containing • the word "Thankfulness", A thank -you note was read from Rev. and Mrs. Bramwell. A recent visitor, Mrs. Murray Wyatt, Kenora, expressed her greetings to the Guild through Mrs, G. R. Taylor. Rev. W. E, Bramwell offered the closing pray- er A coronation tea was served by Mrs, Alf Nesbit and Mrs. John Daer. Decorations were in the coronation motif. A vote of thanks to the hostesses was expressed by Mrs. G. R, Taylor. 0 Flint, Mich., visited friends here over the weekend, Mr. and Mrs. Reg Carter,. Mr. and Mrs. Crawford, " Port 'Elgin, visited .toe and Miss Sadie Carter on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Walden, Scaforth, visited Mrs. George Youngblut, Victor and Arthur Youngblut on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Craig and family visited Mrs, Daphne Rean- ey and son, Stratford, before the latter's leave for tiotwood, New- foundland, which Is Mrs. Craig's home town. Presbyterian ihurel' Anniversary services will be held in Knox Presbyterian Church next bunday, June 21 at 11 a,m. and 7.30 p.m., when Rev. R. J. Mc- Donald, Ripley, will be the guest speaker. There will be special music. Other Ohurehes Withdraw Because of the special events involving both the anniversary and re -opening of Knox Presbyterian Church on June 21 the congrega- tion of Knox United Church is withdrawing the morning service. The Sunday School will meet at ten o'clock as usual. Services in St, Mark's Anglican Church are being withdrawn next, Sunday in favor of Knox Presbyterian An- niversary. WMS The June meeting of the Wo- men's Missionary Society of Knox Presbyterian Church was held at the home of Mrs. Fred Ross on Thursday. Mrs. F. O. Mcliveen was in charge of the meeting with Mrs. J. Houston presiding at the piano. The meeting opened with prayer. The devotional period was in the charge of Mrs. Roy Daer who led in the responsive reading, gave meditation on same and of- fered prayer, Mrs, Wes Bradnock rendered a pleasing solo. Miss Minnie Wagner reviewed current events. Brown Milne favored with two coronet solos, Mrs. J. W. Graham contributed a reading. The chapter in the study book was taken by Mrs. W. Bradnoek, Mrs. W. Good gave a report of the meeting held in St. Paul's Angli- can Church, Clinton. The offer- ing was received and Mrs. Daer offerd the dedicatory prayer. The meeting closed with a hymn and prayer by Mr, Milne. The host- ess served refreshments. Horticultural Meeting A meeting of the Horticultural Society was held in the Forester's Hall with the president, Mrs. W. T. Robison, in charge. . The even- ing opened with a sing -song led by Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor with Mrs. R. J. Philips at the piano. Tickets were drawn for corsages which were contributed by Mrs. Yiilliam Straughan and Mrs. R. J. Phillips. Those receiving corsages were Miss Olive Young, Mrs. F. O. Mcllveen, Mrs, Albert Campbell and Art Youngblut. Mrs. Harold Eutwhistle, Guelph, who is president of Guelph Town- ship Horticultural Society, spoke of the work their society is doing. A film from the Holland Bulb Co. rt DENSAL1. pamper dies' 4.k1 Mrs, R.. Faber was hostess fpr the meeting of the Ladies' Aid. of Carmel Church at her home on Monday, June 8, Presiding for the meeting was the president, Mrs, W,QR. Bell, There was a large att ndadevonce. The tional was in charge of Mrs. C. Reid's group, The Bible lesson was read by Mrs, R, J. Cameron, and aem and reading was contributed by Mrs, Reid who closed this portion of the meeting with prayer. - Mrs. Mex McGregor donated yarn which will be used by the members in knitting articles for the fall bazaar, Mrs, Glenn Bell was appointed convener for the baking sale scheduled to be held in the church. Mrs, J. B. Fox ed with prayer. Lunch was served by Mrs, , Reid and her group. PORTER'S HILL Grace Church, Porter's Hill, held The Woman's Association of its regular meeting on Thursday last at the home of Mrs. D. Mc- Dougall. The president, Mrs. Donald Harris, was in charge of the meeting which opened. with singing "Jesus, keep me near the Cross", and repeating the Lord's Prayer in unison, The scripture lesson was read by Mrs. John McGowan and the roll answered with an 'account of your wedd- ing." Plans were made for the booth to be held in Goderich on July 12. Two crib quilts were quilted during the afternoon. The meeting closed with the Mizpah • benediction and t h e hostess served a lovely lunch. The July meting will be held at the home of Mrs. Reid Torr- ance. Dedication Service A large congregation was pres- 1.4.14 ent Sunday, June 7, to iri,tz e the dedication of three new w; - doWs in the church sanCti,WY,. 4 windows are leaded glassi featur- ing painted circular' BlblicaI epi.• biems in the centre, with ventil» ator base. One window was the gift of 1v1[,r, and Mrs. Stewart Bell, and two were memorial,. one in memory of W. G. Bell and two members of his family, F/Q Alvin Bell and Miss Reta Bell; the other in mem- ory of Mr. and. Mrs. Robert Mac- Arthur. The memorials were do- nated by members of the families, Following the unveiling, Sydney 1VfacArthur, on behalf of the don- ors, handed over the windows to the minister, Rev. J. B. Fox, who accepted and dedicated them to the glory of God. Mrs, C. 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