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Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Knox,
Sarnia, attended the, funeral of
Mr. Knox' aunt, Mrs. A. Broad-
foot and, were guests of Mr, arid
Mrs. Lorne Wilson aver the week-
end,
The Sacrament Of the Lord's
Supper Was observed in Brucefield
United Church on Sunday morn-
ing, January 12.
Brucefield firemen were called
to the home of Laird Finlayson
on Sunday morning, Fortunately
the chimney fire was extinguished
before much damage/was done.
Woman's Association
The January meeting of the Wo-
man's Association was' held on
Tuesday afternoon ,with Mrs. L.
Eyre and Mrs. T. Baird in charge
of devotional exercises. The Rrese
dent, Mrs. J. Broadfoot conducted
the business part of the 'meeting.
In an impressive ceremony, Rev.
S. Davison installed the following
slate of officers for a two-year
term: past president, Mrs. N.
Baird; president, Mrs. J. Broad-
foot; vice-presidents, Mrs. L. Wil-
son, Mrs. W. 13roadfoot, Mrs.
Moffatt; recording secretary, Mrs.
D. Triebner; treasurer, Mrs. H.
Taylor; financial secretary, Mrs,
J. Henderson; corresponding sec-
retary, Mrs. T. Baird; pianist,
Miss M. McQueen; assistant pian-
ist, Mrs. J. Cairns; press secre-
tary, Mrs. H. Berry, -Mrs. R. Scott.
Church committee, Mrs. Foth-
eringham, Mrs. W. Broadfoot,
Mrs. S. Ross, Mrs. N. Baird;
manse committee, Mrs. L. Wilson,
Mrs. J. McGregor, Mrs. V. Tay-
lor, Mrs. G. Henderson; devotion-
al, Mrs. E. Allan, Mrs. G. Rich-
ardson, Mrs, E. Thompson, Mrs.
C. Horton, Mrs. L. Eyre, Miss M,
Swan, Mrs. G. Armstrong, Mrs, N.
Walker; flowers, Mrs, W. Haugh,
Miss M. McDonald, Mrs. A. Must-
ard; cards, Miss Bowey; program,
Mrs, Berry, Mrs, Davison, Mrs.
Hargreaves, Mrs. Ham,
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OBITUARY
George W. Layton.
George William i-,ayton who
passed away he the Heyweod,
Nursing Home, Exeter, on Friday,
January 10, was born in Aurora in .
1873 but lived most of the first
part of his life in the Township
of Tuckeranith and after his first
marriage to Hattie Dodd in 1900
he lived -on the London Road -near
Clinton,
He was much interested
ferm organizations and for many
years' was secretary of the Clinton
club of United Farmers,
if-10 was an elder in Wesley-
Willis cleureh and for a number
of years the president of the
Brotherhood Club of that church.
His- Wife died in 1923 and when
he married again in 1929 he mov-
ed to Exeter, He organized and
was president of the Men's Union
of Main- Street United Church;
was the treasurer of the same
church for about 20 years and
-during the war years was treasur-
er of the South Huron Branch of
the Red -Cross.
:Besides his wife, the former
Nellie Medd, he- is survivd by one
sister (Mary), Mrs. Fred Pepper,
Clinton and four brothers, Charl-
es, Toronto; John, London; Frank
and Walter, Clinton.
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THURSDAY, JANUARY 3-6, 195S
CLINTON NEWS-RECORD
PAGE 171:313.E4
GOSHEN LINE
The Woman's Missionary Soc-
iety of the Goshen United Church
met at the home of Mrs. Melvin
Elliott on th evening of January
9. Mrs. Elmer Hayter, president,
presided •with Mrs. Russell 'Erratt
at the piano, The program in
charge of Mrs. Melvin Elliott was
taken from• the Missionary Mon-
thly, Assisting Were Mrs.. Doug-
las- Robinson, Mrs.. Walter Eckel
and Mrs. Keith McBride, A solo,
"Count Your Blessings" was sung
by William. Elliott.
Twenty-two members and six
visitors answered the roll call,
Mrs. Richard Robinson .gave the
treasurer's report. Mrs. Anson
McKinley was voted as a life
member. Thank you cards were
received for boxes sent to shut,
ins at Christmas. . There were
five home and four hospital calls
reported.
Mrs. Elgin McKinley reported
for the Birthday Fund, Mrs. Jam-
es Keys for the Tea Fund, Mrs.
Care McBride for the Mission
Band and Mrs. Floyd Armstrong
reported for the Baby Band.
It was decided• to invite Varna
for the World Day of Prayer Ser-
vices, It was also decided to
hold a pot luck supper on the
night of the 'annual meeting.
A short WA meeting followed
with Rev. T. J. Pitt in charge of
the election /of officers. Mrs. Ray
McBride gave the treasurer's re-
port. All officers agreed to hold
office for another year: president,
Mrs. William Hayter; • first vice-
president, Mrs. Arnold Keys; sec-
ond vice-president, Mrs. Robert
Peck; third vice-president, Mrs.
Allan Armstrong; secretary, Mrs.
James Keys; treasurer, Mrs. Roy
McBride.
Mr. Pitt thanked the ladies for
the turkey given them for Christ-
mas. 'It was decided to purchase
two dozen new hymn books for
the church.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ted Fothergil en-
joyed a turkey dinner on Satur-
day evening at the home of Jack
Marks in Wingham.
Mr. and- Mrs, Charles Small en-
tertained friends at a progressive
euchre party on Wednesday even-,
ing.
About 2() men from the Landes-
boro charge attended Sing Time
on TV, held in Wingham last Sun-
day afternoon:
The United Church choir enjoy-
ed a social evening at the- home of
Kenneth Gaunt last Thursday ev-
ening.
The WMS held, their monthly
meeting last Thursday at the
home of Mrs. J. T. White.- Roil
call was answered by paying
membership fees and presenting a
gift for the bale to. be packed this
week for Korea. Group one was
'n charge of the program. Mrs.
White- gave- an interesting talk
from the Study Book. Mrs.
Town-send and Mrs. Webster gave
readings. The treasurer gave a
very satisfactory -report of the
finances. Tea and cookies were
served at the close of the meet-
ing.
At the Orangemen's social on
Friday evening, winners of the
games were-, high lady, Mrs. Earl
Noble;, low lady, J. Bromley; high
man, Earl Noble; low man, Dave
Ewan; lone hands, Mrs. J. Scott
and William Bromley. Next soc-
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