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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1957-10-17, Page 4PAGE FOUR Hearthside Club *Receives Tali. On Mission Hospital The Hearthside Chilli of Ontario Street United Church met on Thursday evening in the church parlours with the president, Mrs, xr. Stanley in charge. The Rev. Grant Mills explained details .of the Sector plan, Miss Dorothy Marquis introduc- ,•ed the guest speaker Mrs Wham from Hazelton, 1%C, who showed pictures an'd told the work bei flag carried on at the United Church Mission Hospital, Miss Lois' Granby played an lee strumental. Plans were .made for catering to the ZOOF dinner .on October 18, .and for the :annual ba- zaar On December 7. Members de- cided to save boxtops, the same as last year,. with'the end of leTovenn d her set for the finalate for sol - lection. Lunch: was served by Group 2, led .by Mrs. N. Tyndall and Mrs.Aiken. A, Aiken. • • attend Jour Church ,SUNDAY, OCTOBER, 20, 1957 (Eastern; Standard Time) CLINTON BAPTIST ()HUNCH JOHN AGUL1AN," Pastor • 10,00 a.m.—Sunday School. 11.00 a.m.-"The Visit of The Angel" 7.15 pm,—"Dead Men—Do They Live Again" , *8,30 p.m.—Young People's Meeting. Thursday, 7.30 p.m. --Faith and, Fellowship Hour. A Cordial Welcome to A: II ST. ANDREW'S PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH REV: D. J. LANE BA., Minister MRS. M. 3..AAGN'EW, Organist and Choir Leader Sunday, October 20 ANNIVERSARY SERVICES 11 a,tn, and '7,30 p.m. (StandardTime) 'Rev. James Fleming, B.A., Mod- erator of the Synod of Hamil- ton and London, will occupy the pulpit at both services. :Special choir selections and guest soloist, .Anniversary offering in behalf of the new heating system . cost. Monday, October 21 8.30 p.m—Anniversary eoneert Schneider -Orpheus. Male Choir Famous, pleasing, uplifting music.. Should be enjoyed by . possible. l as many as p b A welcome to all extended to all services. Joseph Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Christians gathered in the name of the Lord Jesus Christ (Matt. 18: 20) meeting in the above hall invite - you to come and hear the Gospelee h,e old, old story of Jesua and His Love. Order of meetings on Lord's day as follows: 11.00 a.m.—Breaking Bread 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School 7.00 p,m: Preaching the Gospel 8.00 p.m.—Wednesday— Prayer Meeting and Bible Reading. Come and hear how you can be saved 'and sure of Heaven. We preach Christ and Him crucified. e Zep. a u, f jt 1ntteb eburtb REV. 3. A. McKIM, B.A. MRS:, M. R. RENNIE, Organist M. R. -RENNI'E. Choir Director le ( Sunday, 'October ,20 Layman's Sunday .11,00 a.m.—Morning Worship Conducted by the Men's Club. "Speaker: Mr. Car#rey Cann. -12.15 ipan.-Sunday School and ° Bible Class. ROLMESVILLE 9.45 a.m.—Morning Worship, Layman's Service. Speaker: Mr. Carfrey 'Cann. 11.00 am. Sunday School: Let 'us use the Lord's bay to ,strgpgthen our Faith.. Christian Reformed Church - REV. G. J. 110YTEIVIA, Minister 10.00 a.m.—Service in Dutch. 1130 a.rn.—Sunday School 2.30 pan. --Service in English, Everyone Welcome Saturday 9.30 a.m.a-Bible School Listen to the denominational broadcast of the Christian Re- formed Church: Back to God Hour. Every Sunday, Sarnia, Ontario, OKOC, 9,30 a. m., 1070 kcs, Windsor, Ont., CK- LW, KLW, 11.30 p.m., 800 kcs. 'BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH I. BODENHAM, Pastor 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School 11.00 a.m,--aMerning Worship 1.30 p.m.—Evening Service Wed., 8 p.m.—Prayer Meeting - "Study in the Book of Heb- rews". You axe cordially invited to these services, ANGLICAN CHURCH OF CANADA St. Paul's -- Clinton REV. C. S. 1NDER, Rector Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist St. Luke the Evangelist's Day Friday, October 18 10.00 a,m.--Ho1.y\ Communion 8.00 p.m.—Statutory Meeting; -Speaker: Rev. Eldon Davis, on furlough from India. Sat., Oct 19—Go-Getters' Rum- • nage Sale, 10.30 a,m. Eighteenth ,Sund'ay' After Trinity 8.30 ami.: Holy Communion. 11.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer,. 4.30 p.m.—Holy Baptism. Thurs., Oct. 24 --Chancel Guild at home of Mrs. Norman C o int- er, at 8 p.m. PENTECOSTAL .CHURCH P.A.O.C. Victoria Street, Clinton K. L. SWEIGARD, Pastor Friday, October 18-- 8.0Q pan. --:-Christ's Ambassadors: Sunday, October. 20- 10.00 a n.—Sunday' School 11.00 then.—Morning Worship 7.30 span.—Gospel Service Tuesday, October 22- 8.00. •p.m.—Regular 'Prayer and Bible Study Service. A Special' Welcome Awaits You ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH "THE FRIENDLY .CHURCH" • Pastor—REV. GRANT MILLS, B.A: • 945 a.m.—Sunday School , 11,00 a.mGuest Speaker: Rolbert Southcott, .-MEAT and MISSIONS SUNDAY.' TURNER'S CRtTRCH ry . ANNIVERSARY - . TURNER'S CHURCH ANNIVERSARY . SERVICES SUNDAY, OCTOBER 20 ISERVZolriS tat 12 ,p.m. end 7,511 pan. REV. GRANT MILLS B.A.., Guest Speaker Special Music by the Choir 42 -is MAPLE STRLET%GOSPEL HALL retiacwool SUNDAY„ OCTOBER 20, 19557 9.45,ante—SUNDAY SCHOOL • 11.00 ant--BR+»V,G OF BREAD - 8.00 pan.—GOSPEL SIIIRV100, «- Stpeaket' NEAL LOWE . MONDAY; OCT. 21 to WEDNESDAY, OCT, T, 30-,4 p.M, CHILDREN'S MEETINGS Conductecl.ilby 'Orvll.le 'S1n nts, 1Peterboro; yteaturing' Chalk Ta* Choruses and-''tibntosts COCOM FOt. AN OF PUN' Come mid Isrfn �t•o r u i+�rtonds � ''TUESDAY EVENING, 8 Oicioek--Pratyar and Bibte Study itvestaAi'tD tA.L1 014."11140te by ,l'1.F O M'E1•o0t114%1S • "A Hearty Welcome A.Weits You" ., Clarke Merner (By our, Duyiieid Correspondent) Baskets of bronze and- white 'mule's, and candle tapers! on each side of the altar in St. Andrew's' United Church, Bayfield, made a lovely setting on Saturday after- noon, October 12, for the marriage of Beverley Elisabeth lVferner, RR 8; Clinton, to Gerald William Clarke, Varna. The R,ev, C. E. Peaeadk conducted the double -ring ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth C. Mercer, RR. 3, Clinton and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs, William G. Clarke, Varna. Given in marriage by her fatly er the bride was lovely in a floor, - length gown of lace and nylon net, with .fitted bodice of lace,. fashioned with lily point sleeves and .a V neckline was outlined with pleated nylon net and sequ- ins, Her full skirt .was of two layers of nylon net over satin, and was appliqued with lace mot- ifs studded with sequins, Her shoulder -length veil was held in place by a crown of seed pearls and sequins and she carried a bouquet of white baby 'mums. Maid of honour was Miss Mar- jorie Dowson, Varna, dressed in 'beige 'taffeta trimmed with brown velvet.` Bridesmaids Misses Jac- queline Clu f, Bayfield and Nancy Welbster, Varna, wore .olive green tarffeta•' trimmed with dark green velvet. The sleeveless dresses were fashioned with fitted bodice and full skirts. Each wore pearls, the gift of the . bride and carried bro- nze 'mums. Their hats, gloves and shoes snatched their dresses, Little Miss Linda Levis, cousin of the bride, was flowergirl in yellow taffeta trimmed with green velvet bows and carried a nosegay of white baby 'mums. Steven Clare, brother of the groom was ring bearer. Organist was Miss Margery Web- er,Varna,who ancom a led' st , p n Miss Ruth Clarke, sister of -the groom, who sang "0 Perfect Lave" and "The Wedding` Prayer." Jack Mercer, RR 3, Clinton, brother of the bride, was grooms - main. The ushers. 'Alviin Keys, Varna and Jack Holmes, Clinton, ushered, the guests to pews trim- med with white bows and white 'mums, A :reception followed in the church parlours, where the bride's mother received in a dress of brown with a silver thread, wear- ing brown and white accessories and a corsage of bronze 'iliums. She was assisted by the groom's mother in blue with black acces- sories with corsage of pink car- nations. Waitresses were Brenda. Becker, Janet Morlock and Jean Krueger, Dashwood. Guests at- tended from Toronto, Kitchener, Tillsonburg, Stratford and Dash- wood. , Leavingfor" their wedding trip to southern points, the bride wore a blue : suit tritnined with black velvet, blade and white acces- sories and a corsage of white baby 'mums. Upon their return the young couple will 'live in London. , 0 WEDDING Shower Held At SS 10 For Yong Bride -Elect (By Goderich Twp Correspondent) Miss Beverley 1Vlerner, a charm- ing bride elect . of last week was the guest of honour at a surprise party at her home last ,Tuesday evening, when . albout 40 women and children of SS .,10 gathered: there, A well plannedprogramme of contests and musical numbers ensured a lively. and, interesting evening. aVtrs. Robert Stirling conducted an alphabetical contest, which kept . brain cells. ,'busy for some time, 'Tihe Bothwell sisters favoured with a museai trio with cornet and clarinet. • Mrs, Robert Tay10r gave a very amassing and timely reading en- titled "Thanksgiving at the Pur- ple Bean." A travelling package, unwrapped many times only to reveal an- other Wrapping, finally found its way to the bride, The final un- wrapping diselosed a bulb bowl containing latent narcissus bulbs, Miss i3otthie Stirling played an accordian medley, which was much enjoyed, after which Mrs'. Stirling c'onducte'd a rhymed contest, deal- ing with parts of ears, -which was quite amusing. 'Me highlight of the, 'evening was the presentation of a beaiit- zftil tri -lite floor lamp in 'turquoise and also a novelty h'ea'p contain, ing a cigarette 'lighter. , The rhy- med address to Miss Mercer was read by Mrs. R. Stirling and the presentation made by Mrs, Edgar 14.1athwell. Beverley thanked her !friends and all sang "For She's a Jolly Good Fellow", Each lady present was asked to write down her favorite recipe; these were all presented to the bride in a wooden recipe box. Coffee and lovely r.:;freshnents were then served after which the bride invited her friends to view her trousseau arid many beatttis fel wedding gifta, The We inen'e Work Committee of the Canadian Red Cro.a disc tributed 59,844 knitted and sewn artio'ies in, Canada in 3.Z6, Nli'W.SB CORIR To Live J i E°.Wdort MR, AND MRS. GERALD WI LIAlVI CLARKE, were mar- ried' in. St. .Andrew's United Church, Hayfield, on Saturday after- boon, October 12, by the Rev. C. E, ,,Peacock. The bride is Bev- erley Elizabeth, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Merner, RR 3, Clinton and her husband is the son of Mr. and Mrs, W. G. Clarke, Varna. Following a wedding trip to the southern United States, the young couple plan to live in London. . (Photo by MaoLaren's) Legion Auxiliary Has Dominations , t For Executive; Will Sell 'Poppies , The Ladies' Auxiliary . to the Canadian Legion rnet Monday night in the Legion Memorial Hall, with the president, Mrs. W. McAlpine in the chair. The Auxiliary is looking after the sale of Poppies again this year at RCAF Station Clinton, and in Clinton, Anyone interested in joining a bawling league in the Auxiliary, may contact Mrs. a Fairservice. Four serving pitchers have been purchased for use in the hall, The annual church service will Wesley -Willis VMS Thanko'fferiug Hosts To Groups ° The Thankaffering meeting of Wesley -Willis United Church Wo- men's Missionary Society was held on October 10 in the lecture room of the church . with visitors from Varna, Goshen, and Ontario Street Churches.. M. C. Nelson presid- ed and she conducted the.d'evo- tional., A ladies' . quartette from Goshen was followedby a duet from Varna ladies, Mrs, 3. A. McKim gave the -•ad- dress, telling "How God speaks in different ways". She stressed sub- mission sand surrender. "We ,may do things our way, . but is it al- ways • Gods way? When. we give we must give cheerfully." This was followed by a' duet from Ontario Street ladies. Mrs. N. Holland thanked those who had taken part. Lunch was served and a social time was enjoyed by all. --o Clintonian Club Going to Mitchell - The Clintonian Club met Octob- er 9 with the president, Mrs. E. Epps, in the chair. Two very int- eresting readings „were given by Mrs. Middleton and Mrs. Wiltse which were much enjoyed: It was decided to attend the birthday party of the Mitchell Club on October 25 at 8 pm. Those wishing to go please contact Mrs. J. Butler for transportation, . • be held in Clinton Baptist Church Sunday, November 3. Members will meet at the Legion Hall at 10.15 a.m. Nomination of officers for 1958 took place, and nominations were as follows: and President, Mrs. Proctor Pr ,. C,. r Mrs. W. McAlpine; .first •vice-presi- dent Mrs. •C Proctor Mrs H. Managhan; second vice-president, Mrs. H. Hartley, Mrs. D. And- rews; secretary, Mrs. G.•nights, Mrs. D. Thorndike, Mrs. H. Hart- ley. Mrs. Art. Leyburne; treasur- er, Mrs. V. Habgood, Mrs, William Harris, Mrs, William Holland, Mrs. K. C. Cooke, Mrs. William Jervis; Executive, Mrs: William Wat- kins, Mrs, Bert Harris, Mrs. F. Truell, Mrs. J. Cornish, Mrs. T. Leppington, Mrs. J. Butler, Mrs, 3. Steeper Mrs. H. Fairserv'ice,Mrs, A. • Leyburne; standard bearers, Mrs. N. Fitzsimons, Mrs, D. Bis - back;. press secretary, Mrs. R. MacDonald, Mrs. K. Bennett, Mrs. L. Arnston, Mrs.' R. J. Sehoenhals, Mrs. H. Black, Mrs. William Wat- kins, Mrs. H, Fairservice, Mrs. A. Leyburne; pianist, Mrs. C. Mc- Pherson, Mrs, R. Cudinore, Mrs. A. Reddy, Mrs, E. Snell, Mrs. D. Thorndike. Good Will Club Hears About Newfoundlanders The October meeting of the Good Will ;,Chub of Wesley -Willis United Church was held in the church parour on Tuesday evening, October 10 with an attendance of 26. Owing to the absence of the president, Miss W. O'Neil presided. Miss M. Torrance was pianist. Miss Diehl read the Scripture lesson from Psalm 46 and offered prayer, Mrs. Douglas Andrews, accompanied by Mrs. N. Shepherd, favoured with a beautiful solo, Mrs. J. A. McKim gave a de- lightful and informative . talk on Newfoundland, telling of the cli- mate, geography, industry . and folklore of the islandand its pea- ple. She showed some of their handicraft. Mrs. Bond thanked the guest speaker. Wed in Christian Reformed Church MR: AlefD MILS. ALLAN Ii<IE#.STRA were married in the Christian Reformed Chur h, Clinton kat Saturday afte noon , October; 12, by the ACV, W..Hokmari. The bride is Marty, claveµ ghter of le!tr. and 1Vtrs. T. Sjaarda,RV, 2, Bayfield, 6, S't'. and her .. .. husbandhusbandis the sort of Mr, and Mrs. H. I�ielstra, RR . _ . ' ihom.as. Allier a wedding trip to Northern Ontario tiie young couple will live in St. Thomas, (Photo by Maot arena) THURSDAY, O. 1957 -. Mr, and ivirs.A, 3..I)oseck and Mrs. Wilmer Wallis spent the past weekend in Milton and To- ronto, family,. Stratford, were Sunday visitors with Mr.. and Mrs. A. C. Brandon. Mrs, 0, L. Paisley spent Thanks- giving weekend with her fainilyi Mr, and Mrs, E. W. M. Paisley, Kitchener. Mr, .and Mrs. Harold Johnston and children, Toronto, •spent Tharilcsgiving weekend with Mrs, J, E. Johnston. Mr. and Mrs, Douglas Jones, Mr, and Mrs. Murray .Colquhoun, visit- ed at Oakville and St, Catharines over the weekend, • Mr, and Mia. Ed. Welsh motored to Sandusky, Mich,, and spent the weekend with 1Virs. John Schutz, and other relatives, Mrs, William Piper and family, London, was home over Thanks- giving weekend with her parents, Mr, and Mrs, Arthur Groves, Mr. and Mrs: Jack Fothering- ham, Hamilton, spent the -holiday weekend with the lady's Mother, Mrs. Annie Veneer and other rela- tives. Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Adams, To- ronto,. spent the holiday at the home of Mrs. Ada -Adams and Miss Brigham: They were .accompanied by Mrs. L. Adams' sister, Mrs. Leonard Whitcroft and her, daugh- ter, Miss Janet Whitcroft, , Mrs. Frank MeGregor and Mrs, IvIel Crich spent Saturday with Mrs, Ivy Johnston, Seaforth. • Mr, and Mrs, C. L. Tyndall, To- ronto, spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs, N. Tyndall, Arthur Tyne doll, Toronto, also was home for - the holiday. Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Glazier and Ivy and Mrs. Tyrenman and Mr.. and Mrs, Harold Larder not- ored toBuffalo and Niagara Falls for the weekend. Mr, and Mrs, Harold Gibbings and family; Mr, and Mrs. Mei. Crich and Melvin spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Ray Gibbings and family, Srtrathroy, Mr. and Mrs, W, J, Macaulay, Winnipeg, and Mr, and Mrs, W, S•. Macaulay and Jimmy, Sarnia, spent Thanksgiving with Mrs, Wil- liam Shaddoele and Ann. Mr, and Mrs. W, A. Willard and Wendy, Buffalo; Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Shelblbrook, Toronto, were guests of their parents, ,Mr. and Mrs,. J. W. Shobbrook, Mr, and Mrs, 1;. H. Epps and Mr, and Mrs, J, Smith, Seaforth, spent the Thanksgiving weekend with the Rev. and. Mrs. E, G, Clarke, of Kingston University. Christmas is just around the corner- , , .Halve you begun OOK to. shop, If not, drop • in at - Anstett's today and select ,i`• ;:, yours from our large assort- .`�i11S /tient ment of attractive, useful t. , , ,,. and yet, inexpensive gifts. .,' : � ,xx_, A small deposit will hold ,•,, '` N r.; any article until Christmas, , ..'r;h i .17- 1 l 1 e =_, '/ ". 4.- i i (1141EWELI RS E FOR NE F/NEST,:D/AMONPS 8. G/FTS" i (.%rirti'pc :BATCH REPAIRER •Ct/NTON; `,7te.HU.2.9525 'i Clifton CoIIegiate Night. School Classes Night School Classes, under the direction of the Clinton District Collegiate Institute Board, will be held during the school ,term 1957-58. • Classes will begin Wednesday, October 30, and continue for 16 weeks. The fee 'set by the Board is $4 per student, to be paid the first night, October 30, when they enrol. 'if sufficient enrol, at least ten in each course, classes will be held in SEWING, WOOD -WORKING, TYPING, OiL PAINTING, METALCRAFT, LEATHERCRAFT and pos- • sibly HOME NURSING and ELECTRIC WELDING. The fee for welding will be $10, BASIC ENGLISH for New Canadians will be taught on the same nights. Registration bey mail' or telephone will not be ac- cepted. Those interested, ,will be required to enrol on the first night, or at the school anytime on or after October 28. Numbers in each class will be limited. See next week's paper for further information. E. A. FINES, Principal For The Ch ildrenrat School ... ... or the Family Breadwinner SANDWICHES TASTE BETTER Meade with Bart1 f f s ENRICHED BREAD Our Saturday Special: From Our Store only :Honey Dip Do -puts, Reg. 40e .eZ.----far ,..340 Bartliffs �aker 'Ltd. • BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS HUnfe. 2-9121 CLINTON