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CHURCH NEWS .
United Church W.M*S.
The Afternoon Auxiliary of the
W.M.S. of the United Church met
on Wednesday afternoon, Decem
ber 2nd -ait' the home of Mrs,
Drennan with the president, Mrs,
R. Robertson in the chair. The
opening hymn was sung and
prayer offered by the president,
After the 4 devotional period,
the minutes were read by Mrs.
McKim and the business discuss
ed. After hymn 64 and prayer by
Mrs, H. Treleaven, the. following
was enjoyed: a solo, Silent Night,
by Harm Hofsted/a reading by
Mrs. Hoagi? “The Best Christmas-
yet”. Mrs. W, B. Anderson very
cabably game the chapter in. the
study ibook .and: Carol Gardner
gave, a piano solo, “The Flower
Song”. Hymn .51 and prayer by
Mrs. Robertson closed the meet
ing. Lun£h wias served, The of
ficers for 1954 are: pres., Mrs, R.
Robertson; 1st vice, Mrs. N. J.
MacKenzie; 2nd vice, Mrs, B.
Roach; cor. sec., Mrs, Geo. And
rew; rec. sec;, Mrs. McKim; treas,,
Mrs. W. B. Andefson; Christ
ian stewardship sec., Mrs. Ewart
Taylor; temperance sec., Mrs. Al
bert Alton; supply sec., Mrs. W,
Drennan; literature sec., Mrs. S.
Stothers; Associate Helpers sec.,.
Mrs. W. L. MacKenzie; mission;
ary monthly sec., Miss H. Web
ster; press sec., Mrs. J. Kilpat
rick; community friendship sec.,
Mrs. J. Webster, Mrs. G. And
rew; pianists, Mrs. Hall, Mrs.'
Meiklejohn; suptsj of Mission
Band, Mrs. Pharis Mathers, Mrs.
Ernest Button; supts. of Baby
Band, Mrs. S. Collyer, Mrs. Ash-
•ton.'
United Church Y.P.S.
The United Church Young Peo- (
pie opened their meeting on De-j
pember 1st with a sing song-of gram was as foliows; seripture
carols conducted by Rev. Meikle-1 ®a<!QaffA<t raaZ) hv Mro K r ^,„r.
john. . Kenneth • MacNay led in
prayer. Ttuth Treleaven, convener
of Missions and World Outreach,
took over and the hymn “While
Shepherds Watched Their Flocks
by Night” was sung. Films of the
mission fields in Labrador were
shown. Ruth Treleaven led -in
prayer and the hymn “Lord While
for all mankind” was'sung. The j
president, Kenneth McNay, then ’
took over and the minutes , were
read and adopted; ,Rev. Meikle
john donated a framed enlarged' Young People’s, purpose card,’
Pamphlets whichK were donated
by?Mr. MacKenzie were distrib-
uted. Games were played and the
meeting closed with taps.
United Church Evening Auxiliary j
The December meeting of the I
Evening Auxiliary pf the United I meeting with a Christmas hymn
Church was held last Wednesday arid ithe Lord’s prayer in unison,
atrthe home of Mrs. Nelson Bush- In response to> an inquiry, it was
ell. Hynrn 62 was sung and the stated there is a need at our riiis-
theme of the Christmas meeting sion field at Cape Croker, arid
given by the president, Mrs. K. members will be asked to bring
C. Murdie. Reports on* the year’s to our January meeting, child
work were [given by the com-I ren’s used clothing and toys,
mittees. Miss M. Rae gave a few • which will 'be forwarded to Cape
remarks on Stewardship [ and a | Croker with two quilts. Mrs.
reading, “Stop, Look and Listen”, j Raynard Ackert took the chair
Mrs. K. Cameron reported for the < for* the program which opened
A Piano For Christmas J
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■Vener. Members^were reminded to Christmas carols. A piano instru-
bring candy to * Mrs. J. Kilpat- mental, entitled “The Fawn” giv-
»rick, Thursday by 4 o’clock for en by Mrs. Jessie Allin, and ‘‘The .
i Christmas concert bags. The pro-
very interesting Christmas story.
Piano selections arid two vocal . __ ____
I duets 5by Mrs. J. W. Joynt and Mrs. Hobbs.
Miss B. Robertson were all much hour which followed, Mrs.
enjoyed. Hymn 59 closed the pro- a-1—*-----z-u.
gram arid a .social half hour Was '
enjoyed. ... |
Group 1, United Church W.A. i
A pot'-luck supper was enjoyed
by Group T of. the W.A. at the
close bf 3he“ meetiTig^heid“atrthe
hoirie of Mrs, Orville Jones, on
Wednesday, December 9th. Mrs.
Jones presided and opened the
nominating committee and re
ported that Mrs. E. Button and
Mrs. F. Mathers would be the
Mission Band leaders and Mrs.
0. Jone£, 2nd vice pres.; Mrs. A.
Andrew, associate members con-
j passages read by Mrs. K. C. Mur-
[riie- Mrs. M. Corrin, Mrs. C.
Crawford, Mrs. N. Hedley; carols
/wfere sung. Elizabeth Webster,
Eessie Reavie, Marilyn KilpaV
rick and Donha Johnston sang . very fine reading entitled, Christ-
two; very enjoyable numbers.1 mas in the Heart”. A humorous
Mrs, Alex McNay then read a reading “The Day after Christ
mas”, by Mrs. Eadie, was follow- ;-
ed 'by a Chrjstmas quiz led by
. During the social
: Ackert conducted several Christ-
■ mas contests.
[ Group Two of the W.A.
Mrs. Cameron’s group of W.A.
met at Mrs. E. Robinson’s home ,
with an at tendance^ of-. 25. -Carol—__
51 was sung to open the meeting,
followed with prayer. Reports
! were heard from the different
committees. All were very sat
isfactory. A vote of thanks was
4eudered-the-exeeutive--andL-pres^-——
ident. Mrs. Isobel MacKenzie was
in. charge of the program. Carol
55 was sung and Mrs. Robert •
Thompson read* the scripture les.
■son and meditation: Christmas
readings were given by Mrs.
Harold Treleaven, Mrs< Geo. An
drew and Mrs. Kenneth Cameron.
Mrs. Joynt and Miss Bell Robert
son favored with a duet. Carol •
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with Mrs.' R. Johnston reading1, .. .. ,
the “Christmas Story”, as found 59 br°“8ht tl)e: meeting to a close,
in the gospel of'Luke, and Mrs. Ia"^ I-e'P®ated the mizpah ben-
W. L. MacKenzie offering pray.'edlctlon- A contest was enjoyed
er. Mrs. Ackert gave an. interest
ing story interspersed with
i and all repeated the mizpah ben-
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■ and a lovely lunch was served
• by the hostess and her commit-
j .tee. .' .'.
United Church W.A.
The Hunter and Kilpatrick
Group of the W.A. met at the
home of Mrs. McKirri on • Wednes-
tday afternoon, December 9th with
[ 14 ladies present. Mrs. Philip Mc:
,J\lillan_opened^the-meeting^with----—
t the W.A. motto "and prayer.- After
1 thescripture reading by Mrs.
Sarah Collyer arid prayer by Mrs.
W. B. Anderson, the minutes were
read by Mrs, .Orland Richards arid
the business period followed. «
Christmas greetings were sent to 1 .
Mrs. Umbach and Mrs. Mumford.I , . , V,* * * V, * i U*IM XVAXOi , AVA Util I1A V .
Reports were given by tHe cori^"
Veriers of each committee. Plans
were discussed- for the- coming
year and each officer is carrying
■G n '■"■for-* an othei?jitter,m'7**Thc*'i'f otiOrw -1 fi 111 ,t" *
ing program was enjoyed: a carol
hymn, and readings by Mrs. Ncs- .
bitt and Mrs: Qrland Richards; a
duet by Mrs. Hall and Mrs. Philip
MacMillan, “Silent Night0; a trip*,
by Ruth Johnston, Gladys and
Marilyn Kilpatrick, . “Christmas
hymn”; a ■ piano ’ solo by Carol
Gardner, .The Lord’s prayer clos-
ed the- meeting. Lunch was serv-. ■ “
ed and & social half hour, enjoy-.
cd. ■ ' ' ' . . • s