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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1953-10-29, Page 37,1HI RS17.1414 007f QRER,, 29, 1943 »lite . Church 'VMS Presbyterial Holds Four Sectional Meetings eet ngs Sectional meetings of Huron Presbyterial of the Woman's Missionary Society of the United Church of Canada were held for four days last week in Kippers, Moncrief; Blake's Church, Ash- field, and St. Helens United Churches with Mrs. E. Hocking, .Cromarty, presiding for the south section; Mrs. J. A. McGill, Clinton, for the centre; Mrs. Fred Toll, Auburn, for the west and Mrs. G. Menzies, Brussels, for the north section. Mrs. E. Desjardine, president of Huron Presbyterial was present at all meetings and Mrs. W. J, Moores, London Con- ference Branch president, was guest speaker at all meetings. She chose as her theme, "The Life and Task of the Church Around the World", A report from the Leadership Training School held at Alma College, St. Thomas, the beginning of September, was given at each meeting by Mrs, George Michie. The attendance at these convention was large and all reports were encouraging to the workers of the WMS. WEST HURON Almost 100 delegates and WMS ;members attended the West Hu- ron. sectional meeting in Blake United Church. 19 auxiliaries answered the roll, one Evening .Awdliary, three branches of Can- *dian Girls in Training, seven Mission Bands, and six Baby Bands. Soloist for the morning was Mrs. J. Cox, Goderich, Worship service for the afternoon session was in the charge of Mrs. Robert Chamney and Mrs. Norm an Thompson, Donnybrook, Mrs. Har- old Phillips, Blyth, contributed a solo, accompanied by Mrs. R. D. Philp, also of Blyth. Mrs. E. Desjardine, Grand Bend, /presbyterial president, urged mem- bers to become more interested in the United Nations, stating where- ever there is work to be done the church has a mission there. Mrs. W. T. Robison, Auburn; Mrs. Marvin McDowell, Westfield; Mrs. L. Scrimgeour, Blyth, were appointed to a 'resolution and courtesy committee. The follow- ing resolutiorts were presented and accepted by the ,meeting: Readir g of,good literature is be- ing stressed this year, and as much pod literature is available through aur WMS and travelling exercise the greatest care to sup- ervise all literature coming into their homes. It has• come to our attention that some of the churches are be- ing used by organizations whose activities five feel are not always in accord with the standards of the United Church. We urge the members of the WMS to carefully consider what such groups might do in our churches that would lower the standard of the church and cause undue criticism. CENTRE SECTION' More than 100 ladies attended the Centre section sectional meet- ing in Moncrief, Mrs. George Reid,. Varna, and Mrs. Robert Al- len, Brucefield, took charge of the worship period. -Mrs. A. Mc- Taggart, Moncrief, gave a few words of welcome, and Mrs. J. T. White, Londesboro, responded. Mrs. Charles Nelson, Clinton, was appointed secretary for the day. Mrs. Dodds, Winthrop; Mrs. E. Toll, Winthrop and Mrs. 5, Hil- lem, Walton, are the members of the resolutions committee for 1954. There were 15 auxiliaries rep- resented. Reports were received of three groups of Canadian Girls in Training affiliated with the 4hbrarles, we urge our women to WMS; one missioncircle; . one Your Last Chance TO BIN ENGLISH CHINA — P 'Cern Flower" Crystal at GREATLY REDUCED PRICES Just In Time For Christmas Shopping We still have in stock: Tea Pots, Cups, Saucers, Cake Plates, "Corn- flower" Crystal, and other -assorted pieces up to 33`3% OF 1 , , ; `'IN DEPT. Clinton PHONES: 36J -- 36W STORE I)latair�io oose gotir parHei... and have a Coke Look around. The fanrilizar red cooler is only steps away, ready to refresh you with the unique flavor of the world's favorite soft drink...delicious Coca-Cola. 4.4 .� fededing dbrlerad t'arta A4uthotizltd laoitter of Coce.eolre under confreel with Coto -tale Cfd4 ESBECO Lil' ITE1 ' 658 Etree Sheet STRATFORb, ONT. Phollr et 78 s'tbkNie if tri sonneteer Prado-titatk. evening. auxiliary; 13 baby bands; one mothers' study group; 14 mis- sion bands. Mrs. R. McKinley, Goshen, prof- fered the prayer following the .of- fering, Mrs. K. Webster, Blyth, the literature convener, emphasiz- ed the WMS motto, !Tray -Study - Give". She was .assisted by Mrs. MvICVittie, 13lyth, Mrs. George Armstrong, Hen - sail, gave some timely thoughts on Christian stewardship; Mrs, 1% - Vittle reported for community friendship. Mrs. Kirkby, Walton, reported for the United Church training school, and stated that the new school would be ready in 1954. During the morning, Mrs. 3. Smith, Moncrief, favoured with a solo. The treasurer, Mrs, J. Sut- ter, Clinton, reported that $176 was yet to be received in order to meet the allocation. Mrs. 11 Mil- son made the closing prayer be- fore dinner, , andRev, M. Thomas, of the Moncrief church, brought greetings, After dinner, Mrs. Papple, Duff's, and Mrs, L. Learning, Beth- el, took charge of the worship period. During the afternoon ses- sion, which included an address from' Mrs, W. J. Moores, president of the London Conference Branch, Mrs. P. Moffat and Mrs. J. Sims, Seaforth, sang a pleasing duet. Mrs. T. 3, Pitt, Varna, thanked the Moncrief ladies for the fine dinner, and all those who took part in the program, She present- ed resolutions concerning temp- erance and also concerning cruel- ity to children and animals, which were passed by the meet- ing. The Egmondville ladies kindly invited the members of the section to meet in the Egmondville Church in 1954. o-ev.-•-. a-«-•-• Sr BRUCEFIEL9 Miss Janet Watson, Aylmer, spent the weekend at her home. Allan Haugh has gone to Ridge - town where he will attend school, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Henderson and family visited a few days in "Michigan, and Mrs. J. Horton, Hen- salI, were anniversary visitors in the village. Howard Vine and Frank Ald- ridge, Vancouver, visited recently with Mr. Murray and Miss Mary Gibson. Miss Minnie Reid, Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. Stan Love, Exeter, visit- ed isited with Mrs. Bella Kennard on Sunday, Thornton and Frank Mustard, Toronto, spent the weekend at the home of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. • Alec 'Mustard. Mr. and 'Mrs. Bert McKay, Lon- don, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Wilson, and attended anni- versary services on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Abe Zapfe, Austin Zapfe, Mrs. G. Armstrong and Mrs. R. Consitt attended the fun- eral of an uncle in Point Edward last week. Joe McCully has been visiting with his daughter, Mrs. Ivan Wightman, Belgrave. Mr. Wight - man is in Wingham General Hos- pital where he recently underwent surgery. Anniversary Service Rev. R. 13. Cummings, B.A., B.D., Brigden, past president of London Conference, was guest minister at both morning and evening services at Brucefield United Church's 77th anniversary last Sunday. Special music was provided by the choir, and Miss Jayne Mary Snell, Clinton, was guest soloist in the evening. Bever- ley Broadfoot and Robert Allen were •featured in a tenor duet. Rev. T. J. Pitt, Varna and Rev. W. E. Milroy, Egmondville, assist- ed with the evening service. Church Supper Mrs. Barbelle Thompson, and Mrs. Norman Baird, were leaders of the two groups of the Women's Association, who served over 150 persons on Monday night at the congregational supper in the base- ment of the church. AUBURN Mrs. George Hamilton is visit- ing friends at Seaforth. Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies visited friends in Strathroy on Sunday. Mrs. Donald Fowler and Mrs. Roy Finnigan visited friends in Saginaw, Mich,, last week. Dr. 13. C. Weir and Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MacKay and family visited friends at Strathroy, on Sunday. A number of ladies of the WMS of Knox United Church attended the Section meeting at Blake's Church last Thursday, CALL IN AND SEE US ABOUT YOUR PROBLEMS on: EAVESTROUGHING ELECTRICAL WIRING AIR-CONDITIONING GRAVITY WARM -AIR HEATING PLUMBING A FURNACE FOR EVERY JOB WISE and BATEMAN Phone 147 Clinton CLI,NTON NEWS-I.1:ECOBD CONSTANCE WA Social A social evening will be held in the basement of the church on Friday, November 6, by the Wo- man's Association. Dr. E. A. Mc- Master, Seaforth, will show pic- tures his trip o Jamaica. Lunch will be served. Mrs. Arthur Dex- ter is the group leader. B'very- body is welcome. (Intended for last week) Mr, and Mrs. Bernard Riley and' family, Kitchener, spent the week end at the home of his parents. Mrs, Ernest Adams was called to Staffa on Saturday to the bed- side of leer sick brother. A speedy recovery is hoped for. Mrs. George Hoggart held a social evening on Tuesday evening in honor of Miss Norma Dexter, who received many beautiful gifts, Mrs. Lorne Lawson entertained about 25 ladies on Friday after- noon. There was quilting and a baking sale in aid of the WA. Mrs. George Leitch is group leader, The ladies of the congregation PAGE THi:3.:1 PETER, of the BACK SHOP We've said before that there is continually something new going. on in theback shop of the News - oecord office, This of -course is no particular credit to the fel- lows who work in the place, but merely a reflection of the fact that there is always something new going on in Clinton. El d Q And in the Back Shop is evidence of the changes, the new businesses, the change of the seasons, and the weather were invited to a trousseau tea in honor of Miss Norma Dexter, bride -elect, at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs, Austin Dex- ter on Wednesday afternoon and evening, as wel). a C.1 As we were cleaning our whisk- ers, sitting on the top of the big Press the other day, we get to thinking about just that. Over there on the one side is the area where the news and advertising which goes into the News -Record every week, is congregated and fussed over, and finally some time on Thursday by some superhuman effort is printed and sold to eager (we hope) readers. L>EI D El - Down on this side of the shop is the stacked paper of all kinds of weights, colours and textures, which is used for jobs of all sorts. These varying jobs cover invitations to school openings, lodge din - ners, club meetings and at homes, tickets for special meetings, wedding invitations (marking the special day of all for at least two people), announcements of farm sales, changes of business, Christ- mas cards, a variety of in- voices, billheads, statements, packing slips, padded forms .of all kinds, in fact all the dif- ferent printed forms used in the modern business world. E Q 7 This job printing, in a similar way to the News -Record itself, mirrors the changes in the town and keeps records of the history of the businesses within it, as well of the social goings on. So you see, this life of a mouse, in the rear world of the News-Repord, can never be dull. We tried to get some of this idea across to Millicent the other day, but' she just made some suggestion that the leaves in our winter bed need- ed a bit of re -arranging, If we had time to philosophise, she rea- soned, we also had time to do a bit of work. 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