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Miss Gayle Atwell, RM. 1, Belton, Out.,
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URSPA).;7ULY 11, MT'
Simmer geenpant$ of the Cour,
ningham. cottage on Tuyltl and
Cameron Streets are: in "Cedar
Nest!' at present and singe first
of May rio and Mrs, j.. a Craw-
ford, RICAP Statien Oitutm;
..durtina the month 'of August, Dt
and Mrs, David C4raubert and.
'family, New York city will be
the oc eUnants; in September Mr,
and Mrs. Mel Stewart, • London.
In 4 VIV" Are D.and Mrs, A. 3.
Dabriak an4 family, Grosse point,
aYlieb4,
for n10111111 of jUly; 1nMO-
'net, Dr, and -Mrs, fa O. Brown and
family, London.
Mr, and Mrs'. Cunningham are
Planning Pi trip to the Pacific
.Coast when they wil visit with
their daughters and their families,
and Mrs. A, a Saunders,
Winnipeg; Dr. and Mrs. T. B.
Vancouver, and friends in
Victoria, H. C.
' St. Andrew's WIWIS
The Women's MISSionary Soc-
iety of the United Church met at
the home of Mrs. Gladwin West-
lake, Blue Water Highway on
Thursday evening of last week,.
with a good attendance in spite
of the fain The devotienal' sub-
ject was "prayer" and the ayame
and scripture reading carried out
the thought.
The Study Book 'East from Bur-
ma' by Constance Hallock, was
completed and plans were made
for conimencing the new study of
Japan, in September.
Trinity Guild
Mrs, Percy Weston, presided at
the meeting of Trinity Church
Guild at the home of Mrs. Ray
Fitzsimons on Tuesday.•- evening.
The rector, • the Rev. B. T. B.
Harrison, opened t Ii e - meeting
with prayer. Mrs, Merton Mern-
er read the minutes and Mrs. Fred
Weston read the finanpial report.
It was decided to purchase carpet
for the Church aisles, to mark
the centennial of Huron Diocese,
This church was Wilt as a part
of the diocese of Toronto before
Rev. C E. Peacock Induction Service
Held in Sc. Andrew's United Church
glas Heleri Mair is attending
summer 'School. at Sudbury.
Pottglas and Shirley Darnhor-
gUgh are helldeying in ,Amherst-
burg.. • -
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Weston
and 'Susanne -returned to Detroit
on SumleY,
Miss Hazel Weeks, 'Teeswater,
is the guest a ars. R. Fitzsimons
for a 'few days,
Pease and Ervine Pease,
Loudon, were at their cottage
tor the weekend',
• Airs, J. A. Orr and son John,
Stratford, are at their cottage on
Bauield Terrace.
114r, and: Mrs, Cyril Cox, Dot-
. Voit, oecupied the Lannin cottage
or the holiday weekend.
Cathy Blaurrion, Birmingham,
Miebs, is visiting Mr. and. Mrs,
Charles R. Wili "Dingleton".„
Dr. R. G. Hunter left last week
ftr Victoria, B.C., on -a basinesa
trip, Ife • travelled by *lane.
Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Moore,. Dot-
t, oCettPied; their-eottage- "Fair-
lawn" over the long weekend..
MM. William Alberhara, Jr., and
two cibildiera London are at the
• family .eettage for the season, .
Mr, and Mrs. W. McDougall,
Detroit, spent the Fourth of July
. Weekend at the Foyston cottage.
Mr. and Mr. Charles Ferguson
and family, Sudbury, spent Wed-
aesday of last week in the village.
Mr.' and Mrs. J., Ct. Hughea
Detroit visited Mr. and aara, La,
roy Poth over the long week-
end.
41Vir. and Mna, Clayton Gaest,
Totanto, spent a weekend recent-
ly with lier sister, Mrs. Malcom
Tana%
Mr. and Mrs. Pat Grahana and
two children, Nancy and: Barbara,
Wellaad, are vateationing at. • Deer
Ledge.
!Mr. and Mrs. Robert 1.11orne2',t
Phillip and Gayle, are holidaying
this Week at • Burlington 'and
Trenton.
‘IVfaS. R. J. Larson, Mr. and Mrs.
William E. Parker motored to
Cahawa. on Monday returning on
Tueaday.
Mr, and Mrs. Stewart Atkinson
and David, Detroit, were with D.
A. Atkinson over the holiday
weekend.
Ma and Mrs. F. Hendrick, 'Birth,-
Ingham ,IVLicha entertained guests
at "Westwind" over the American
holiday weekend.
Mr. and Mrs, Norman TOM
Detroit, were the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Toms over the
Fourth of July weekend,
- Mrs. ,T. - W. Castle was able to
leave Clinton Public Hospital and
return to her home in the village
on • Tuesday,
• 1Mir. and Mrs. Keith Brandon
and two children, Stratford, were
With the fortner's father, H. M.
l3ran4on, over the w.eekentl„
Mr. and Mrs, Howard gurt and
three children returned to.',4orklen
on Sunday after 'haat* spout
week with Kre, L. M. Pnrit.
and Mrs. T, jamas, Detroit,
and Miss Kathleen. Reid, -Windsor,
were the guests of the la.tter's
mother, Mrs, A, W. Rehl.„ from,
Thursday to .Sunday,
.The Reverend and Mrs. H. J., V.
Webb; Frames and George, 40-
4'0041aP4ed r .101rIny Bnek, Port
Dover. visited Mrs, R. H. V.
Oairdner- Tuesday,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Baker end
Cavea are at their cottage. "Wheel
In", the former being on vacation.
Connie Baker, LOnclon, was also
here over the weekend,
. Members a the Parker ainily
Were •called to London on ,Stinday
morning owing to the critical Con-
dition of T. Chits Parker who la
a patient in Victoria Hospital.
Miss Madaed Carrieron, London, •
and William L, Cameron, Detroit,
stayed with Kra, Rebert. Scotch-
mer from a'''riday- to StiadaY while
visiting relatives in the district,
Staff Sergeaat and Mrs. W. J.
Scadeanore and Diane, Camp Bor-
den. and Lieut. and Mrs. la, C.
Seadamore, Debbie and Cathy,
Oakville, are holidaying at Hay's'
Beach,
The , group committee of the
Cuba and Scouts met with the
Scouts on Monday evening in
Trinity Church parish hall. Mer-
ton 1VIersiet' was appointed Seeut-
master,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Pounder arid
two children left OA Sunday to
motor to their home hi Dawson
'Creek, BC,, after having spent
a vacation with their respective
parents. •
Mr. and Mrs, .Reg Francis andl-
family spent Sunday with her
anothera Mrs. J. McMillan, Thor
anesford. Jimmy remained to
spend' a holiday With his grand-
mother,- ..
Canon and -Mrs. N. M.:Lang-
g'orcl, Waterloo, came last week
to occupy their cottage for the
season. Their daughter, Mrs.
Rance Baleker, Waterloo, spent a
few days with them.
Harold Langford, London, has
purchased the large cottage On
River Hill Road from his sister',
Miss Larene Langford, Clinton,
Miss .Langford has been a summer
resident here for over 20 years.
Mrs. R. S. Atkinson_ who was
the guest of Mrs, C. W. Brown
left on Sunday for Kingston, She
.aceompanied' her son-hi-law and
daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Cecil.
Holmes and son Peter whcavisited
his mother in Clinton.
Mrs. H. Lord, Montreal, is visit-
lag • her brothers, Lyle, Melvin
and Russel Davison. Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Davison, Detroit, were also
with them over the Fourth of
July weekend, - Mrs, Davison
remained for this week.
Mrs. T. W. Oates came the
first of last week to spend the
summer at her ,cottage on Delevan
Street. Her daughter-in-law, Mrs.
Donald Oates and three children
Joan, 'Mary and Tommy, London,.
are with her for a fortnight,
Misses Amy
for,
Jane and
Master John Kendall, Elmira,
came on Thursday to spend a
month with their aunt, Mrs. Le-.
ray. Potb.. Their paxentsaMr, and
Mrs. E. W. Kendall left on Sun-
day ;Via air from New York on
a Scandinavian tour.
Mr. and Mrs, J. W. Denby, Pat-
ricia, and Jean,nine, visited Mrs.
Ken Brandon and family on Sun-
day and Monday on their way.
to a cottage -at Ardbeg, Parry
Sound District. Lynn Bra/id:on
accompanied her grandparents
for two weeks visit.
Mr. • and Mrs. George Fox and
daughter, Birmingham,' Mir. and
Mrs. Thomas P. Henry, Bloom,
field Hills, Mich., were at the Mc-
Combe cottage •oyer the weekend.
Mrs. Wilson - Mitchell, Mrs. Cecil
Charlton, Birmingham, are Mrs.
Fox's guests this week.
Guests at the. Little Inn. in -
chide; Mrs. Wilbur James, Lond-
on; Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Brown,
Mrs. D. Brown and Sons, Bob
and Dick, Detroit; Miss Joy .Brue-
baker, Kitchener; Mrs'. Robert
Victor, Mrs. William Ewald, Fra-
nklin, Mich.; Miss Jeanette Kae-
vey, Detroit.
Mrs. Lawrence Sprague, Detroit,
is at her cottage "Holley Lodge".
Mr. Sprague, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Prim, Detroit, were with her form
Wednesday to Sunday. Ws. Neil
Richardson and Mrs. Ray • Hay-
ward, Detroit, came on Tuesday
to be Mrs. Sprague's Vesta until
Friday. '
The Rev. and Mrs. A. H. Har-
rison), Ilderton the latter's broth-
er, William Culley, Toronto, were
the guests of the Rev. EL J, B.
Harrison on Tuesday morning,
Mrs. L. G. Bassett and Mrs,
George Davison, London, called on
friends in the village on Thaira.,-
day. last.
Mr. artd"Mrs. Russel Elliott and
son Harold Elliott, wife and sari
David, Sarnia, were the guests of
the Rev. E. J. B. Harrison on Sun-
day, David Elliott is Mr. Harris-
on's god-child The Rev. and Mrs.
E. C. Atwell, Sarnia., were also
callers at the Rectory On Sunday
afternoon.
Mist Ruth EL Hap-Ilan enter-
tained at a family .party at the
Little Ian On .So_ttn.ddy in honour
of her father's birthday, The
birthday cake was eoraplete With
candles and all the trimmings'.
John Ita.yitritin and two daughters,
IVIlarilya and Gayle,
'were present.
.1.iest-s. at Mrs.* Walter. West,,,
lakes over the weekend include&
Robert BOW .Grose Point, Naha
Miss Betty Cuter, Dettait;
and Mrs, L. W. Stillatat and son,
Detroit; Mrs, Cl M, Perry, .Mrs.
Charles Redeker and ,daughter
Margi, Windsor, are also spell&
ing a vacation ',here.
ilVtr. and Mrs, Clayton, Weston
retained to -Chicagt. Sunday
after having spent the week with
his parents,. Mr. and Mrs. D. R.
Weston, Mr. and Mrs, arafton
Wasted, London', were also with
his parents over the weekend.
Judy is spending the •Surnatet
With her grandparents.
Rev, 3. T. Clark:Centralia, pre-
Sided at the service and gave
brief .adresa, He aiiao 'adressed the
new minister reminding him of
bia respensiblitiea .as the pastor of
a, congregation.
Rev. T, J. Pitt, Varna spoke
the eangregatien giving some ad-
vice at to, their share in the part-
nership of minister and PeePle,
Which makes op a congregation.
Pros try representative, Mr,
A. Dana escorted Kr. Peacock to
the front of the church Where Mr.
Clark pat the prescribed qustions
to him. At the close Mr, Peacock
entered his pulpit for the first
time and pronouneed the ben-
edietaon.
A reception and -social hour fol-
lowed' in the Sunday School room
Of the Church.
First Service
A large congregation greeted
Rev. C. E, Peacock on Sunday
morning in St. Andrew's Church
at his first service here. He took
his text Hebrews 12;27;
the Diocese of Huron Was formed'.
Final arrangements were made
for the bake sale and in lieu of
a second bake sale on August IA
it was do:tided to hold a supper
hi the 'parish hall. A meeting
Will be held the first week in
August in the hall - to complete
arrangements for it. Mrs. R. H.
F. Gairriner said the closing pray-
er after which Mrs. Fitzsimons
served refreshments.,
"Signifying those things that are
shaken as of things that are mada!.
that those things that cannot be
shaken may Trora :oin." He spoke
of the many things Which in our
time have been shaken and went
on to apply the Words which can-
'hot be ,abaken, to the word of Cod,
the church .of 'God ,s...r4 the man of
God and advised his hearers to.
bold to those steadfast tillage.
Miss Chira Cleric sang very'
sweetly, the. solo, 'Wonder-fu
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News of 'llayfield
By MSS, 'AMY it WOODS
1905 Ontario Champion Rural CelTelsPandent
PHONE; BAMELD 4 r
.(Ifla our Raafield CeraespOadeaa)
The induction of the Rev. Mara
lea Egerton Peacock into the past- •
Oral 'Change of Ba,ylield., Porter's
Hill and Taylor's Corner United
Churches, took Place on Friday •
everdng in St, Andrew's Church,
Bayfield
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