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Clinton and District Obituaries LONDESSORO
4-11 Bellying Clui
(By Bonnie Evans)
On December 10 The Eager 8
Sewing Club held their meeting at
the home of Mrs, Percy Carter.
They followed the business session
with sewing, shoe pack and cover
hangers. :Members attending were
Brenda Kennedy, Wilma and Jane
Albas, Bernice Hunking, Ann
Knapp, Bonnie Kennedy, Thelma
Riley, and Bonnie Evans.
Lunch was served by Wilma
and Jane Albas. They decided to
hold the next meeting on, Tres-
day, December 29, at the home of
Mrs. Milton Little.
Miss Mary Helen Yea, Strat-
ford Teachers College, spent the
'weekend at her home.
and Mrs. Frank McCullough
spent Friday In Toronto, On their
return they were accompanied by
their daughter, Miss Frances Mc-
Cullough, nurse-in-training -at the
Toronto Western Hospital, On
Saturday, Mr. and Mrs, McCul-,
lough and family and Bruce Lab.
visited in Kitchener with Mr, and
Mrs, H. M. I3eeauu,
The December meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society of
Hohnesville United Church was
held in the Sunday School room,
with Mrs, Kenneth Trewartha's
group, in charge. The president,
Mrs. Carman. Tebbutt presided.
Scripture was read by Mrs, John
Huller and Mrs. Wilfred Biggin,
Mrs. Carman Tebbutt led in pray-
er,
A bale will be packed early in
the New Year, for the Fred Vic-
tor Mission in Toronto.
With Mrs, William Yea at the
piano, a duet was sung by Mrs.
William Norman and Mrs. Ed-
ward Grigg, Mrs, William Yea
gave a reading on Keeping Christ-
mas,
Mrs. Kenneth Trewartha told
the story of how the carol "0
Little Tdwn of Bethlehem" came
to be written. A Christmas, story
was given by Mrs. Frank McCul-
lough. Mrs. John Grigg read a
temperance article.
A questionaire on Christian
Stewardship was carried out, with
Mrs. John Grigg asking the quest-
ions, and Mrs. Barrie Walter giv-
ing the answers, The meeting
closed with prayer by Mrs. Car-
man Tebbutt.
The Woman's Association meet-
ing followed with the president,
Mrs. Reg Miller in the chair, Mrs.
Reg Miller read the Scripture les-
sen, and the comments were given
by Mrs. Stewart Farquhar. Mrs.
Frank McCullough gave the treas..
urer`s report. It was passed to
give a donation to the M and M
Fund, Mrs. Kenneth Trewartha
and Mrs. I3arrie Walter were ap-
pointed auditors.
Rev. J. A. McKim conducted the
election of officers for both soc-
ieties, and Mrs. Frank McCullough
read the slates of officers. The
meeting closed with prayer by
Mrs. Reg Miller, A pot luck lun-
ch was served.
Officers for the Holmesville
Woman's Missionary Society for
1960 are: president, Mrs. Jack
Yeo; first vice-president, Mrs. Les
Jervis; second vice-president, Mrs.
Stewart Farquhar; third vice-
president, Mrs. Lloyd Bond; four-
th vice - president, Mrs, John
Grigg.
Secretary, Mrs, Harry Cudrnore;
treasurer, Mrs. Elmer Potter; lit-
erature secretary, Mrs. Irvine
Tebbutt; friendship secretary,
Mrs. Edward Grigg; supply secre-
tary, Mrs. William Yeo.
Christian stewardship secretary,
Mrs. Barrie Walter; flower com-
mittee, Mrs. Ninian Heard, Mrs.
Harry Williams; pianist, Mrs,
Weo: Mission Band superin-
tendent, Mrs. Lloyd Bond; assist-
ant superintendent, Mrs. William
Norman. ,
Officers for Holmesville Wom-
an's Association for 1960 are:
president, Mrs. Reg Miller; vice-
president, Mrs. Ninian Heard;
secretary, Mrs. William Norman;
treasurer, Mrs. Frank McCul-
lough.
Social committee, Mrs. Edward
Grigg, convener, Mrs. 0. Blake,
Mrs. Irvine Tebbutt, Mrs. Les
Jervis; flower committee, Mrs.
Brogden MacMath, Mrs. Harry
Cudmore and Mrs. Kenneth Har-
ris; press secretary, Mrs. Frank
McCullough; property committee,
Mrs., William Yeo, Mrs. E. J. Tre.
wartha.
Mrs. Annie Brown
The death 'occurred Saturday,.
December 12, at the home -of her
daughter, Mrs. William. Nog art,
George Street, Clinton; of Mrs.
Annie Brawn, 97.
She was born in Hullett town-
ship, and lived on a farm near
Londesboro until she came to
Clinton 37 years ago. She was a
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Stevens.
Surviving are four daughters.,
Mrs. William (Mabel) Hoggart,
Clinton; Mrs. Wesley (Etta) Hog-
gart, Clinton; Mrs, Ed, (Elsie)
Yungblut, Londesboro; Mrs. For-
don (Flossie) Curts, Aricona.
Service was from the Ball and
Mutch funeral home, 3,53 High
Street, Clinton, by the Rev. .Grant
Mills, of Ontario Street United
Church, on Monday. .aftelpitiOn, December 14. Interment was in
_Clinton Cemetery.
Harry R. Scott
The death occurred Tuesday,
December 8, in St. Joseph's T.Tospi,
tal, London, of Mrs, Agnes Eliz-
abeth Scott, 67, widow of Harry
R. Scott, She had been ill only a .stort time.
She is survived by three sons,
James- R, Scott .Seaforth; Donald
Fa/Willi; Barry, Eracehridge.
Service was from First Presby-
terian Church, Seafortb, on Fri-
day afternoon, December 11, and
interment was in Maitlandbank
cemetery,
NEWS OF HOLMESTILLE
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