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PAGE SEVEN .
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KATRSHEA INSTITUTE TO
SPONSOR GIRLS’ CLUB
J freshments were served and the.
j meeting concluded with, a ^horv
! meditation,- the Christmas hymn.
■ "Silent bright, Holy Night.” and
sprayer. . ’ '•'■.'
, Hunter-Kilpatrick Group
■ The December meeting of
i Group ,H1 of the United Church
,WA. Was held' on Wednesday
: afternoon .at the home of Mrs,.
Wilfred Drennan. Mrs.. Hunter
presided for, the opening exer-
f cises. -She expressed, her . thanks
as well- as Mrs; Kilpatrick for
! the help given them during the
.'two' years by members, of the
' Group. Enghteen' members were
present-.; The roll call was ans
wered by members presenting
; donations of canned'-goods, for the
Children’s Aid Society, at ‘Walk-,
erton- Mrs. .'Kilpatrick presided
for the * program. The scripture
was read ■ by- Mrs-. Harold. Greer
and prayer, offered by. Mrs. A.
Cameron..’ Rev. .Meik-lejohn .'gave-
a.very interesting talk “on Christ r-
mas inusic-and at intervals mem
bers joined in singing Christmas
carols. Mrs. Hall' and Mrs. Mac-,
Millan favored' with a vocal duet.,
/Mrs. McKim gave ah .interesting.!
reading on "Flowers for the ,Div-
- ingT-Miss-Da wn ,-Ste wart gave-a -
] piano solo- and . Mrs, MacMillan
; a reading. The treasurer’s report
| showed'$136.06 had been raised
.so .far by the Group, this year.
Rev. Meiklejohn closed the meet-
• ing'with prayer .and. a-social time
- was spent.
South Kinloss F. & F;- Group
The: - Faith ' a n d ’'-Fellowship
. Group. met at the home, of Mr..
i and Mrs. Ted .-Collyer on Sunday,
I CHURCH NEWS
j U nited Church W.A., Group 1
' .- .A small lighted Christmas tree, . _ .
. .H1*-1. a ’birthday -cake and other decor-1 December 5th. The meeting operi-
! ations furnished the: setting in 1 ed with 'the singing of the hymn .... — — • . _.....
The December mating, of
Kairshea W.I. was' held, in
Legion Auxiliary rooms -
hostesses. Miss D. MacLeod and j ^-e eburch' school room for the | “The. Morning Light is .Breaking’
A* MacDonald. The pres-. December meeting of Group’. .£■- followed by a prayer for our mis-
ident, Mrs. Carruthers, -presided. The leader, Mrs. Orville. Jones,1 sionaries -by Mrs. .Collyer; Busi-
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KIN LOUGH
The December meeting of the
Kinlougih Auxiliary of the Pres
byterian Church . was ’ held . PU.
mesday afternoon, pecember 7,
at* the home of Mys- H- Percy,
with an attendance of 20. Mrs?
M. Johnstone was in the chair.
: Mrs. P. Hodgins had. charge of
the program and followed, the -,
-Glad Tidings outline. Mrs. BauJch
led in • prayer,, and .Mrs, Emerson
read the scriptures from Luke. 2 ( _
and Matt, '2. Reports from’ the J and committee served tea.
secretaries were received. Miss
,M. Robertson, Mrs. Barr and Mrs.
Bushell read short poems. . Mrs.
Breckles. read “The Inn. that miss
ed its Chance” and Mrs. A. Percy
"Little Churches in the Country,”.
A short biography, on the life
of Rev'. Allan' Bench was ..read
by Mrs. T. MacDonald. Mrs. E;
Bushell read “fhe Inn Keeper”,
Mrs, Hodgins gave the closing
prayer and benediction and after
singing the Grace, ,. the.’' hostess
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It was-d^jded-^) move the Jan^. !was in the cli^iFUo operrthe meet^: nbss. .i1emsr-vrere—deMt1-;wi-th---and!-:.
uary meeting ahead one week. as-i ing -b.y reaciing a \L " - -- - • — N
so - often it .and. the- Co-op ban - - Christmas carol. "Come and wor
;.-T quet conflict. ’ --
• -Mrs. Hughes
MacMillan’.and- Mrs. ’ MacKinnon with the -'.singing of a carol. The
.with the Girls’ Club which it is, leader commented -briefly on the
hoped to get •. underway after : theme of the meeting. "O how {oh December 19th. Fraser Mac-
. Christmas. Any la-dies of the club! shall I receive Thee”. Mrs. Red-.iKinnon read the-scripture lesson
: are .also welcome-to .attend. -i vers Johnson, the assistant' lead-?’ and Mrs. Wm. MacIntyre gave
A donation of $35' was made er. gave the Christmas .story from] a. very interesting .and informa-
to the Wingham’ Hospital • A’ux- <’ the scriptures. ■ concluding . with j live study bn missions. -Mrs. Lloyd
iliary. The scripture w«as read bvmasking- members to repeat John -MacDougall .gave an interesting
’ Miss E>. MacLeod. Several carols ' 3:16: Prayer was offer,ed- by Mrs. F paper on Dr.Jmd Mrs.;Hugh M.ac-
were sung with Mrs.' Houston at .Johnson-: and .another carol, "l~“
/ the: piano. Mrs. Scott gave aif in- fsing a song df Bethlehem”
strumental. Mrs. De Jong gave sung. ' Typical scenes of prepar-.
a very, interesting .talk on "€hrist-,/~J
... inas in Holland”. Mrs. Moffat- by Mrs. Ewart Tavlor. Mrs. Jones
• • >' Y** a“' ----25 % ----LIsang a solo ‘ Star of tne East
and Mrs. Steer gave a reading on • .’-Christmas. Mrs. Lavis conducted entitled “Christmas-Prayer
a'draw .and read 'an article on ■ K- Q. Murdie gave a rt
milk glass. The prize -was do- "Christmas at Babbitts an
nated aT~a~dbor prize', b’y" R
Schmid and was woh- by Mrs, W. ‘ piano - soio containing a-- number
F MacDonald ‘ '" of well known-Christmas songs..
The roll call was an exchange 'A f<?rumjon -,'What do you kr.o-.v
■ - ’ abexut Chr/tmas was conducted
by Mrs. -Zl.o
Noel”
Nay,'
taining
a reading
C-ake for
uary^meeting ahead one week, as,{-ng' "'by"’reading"a’ verse of a
• '*,'• ..ship,- worship.. Chri’sy the .New-
-is—to ’--assist- MfSu Born -King"/ 'This' was-, followed
Club' which- it is t leader commented briefly oh the ’
pt was decided that, Belle Graham
! and Margaret Baulch would-. be
I in-’ charge -.of preparing Christ
mas boxes for-’ shut-ins. ’ The next
meeting'will be at'the home of
‘ Mr. .and1 Mrs.?Frank. MacKenzie
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, "O i Millan. An- educational film “For-
i-sing a song df Bethlehem” was > mosa Assignments”, was shown,
-? r. iT Accordian flections by Ira- Dick-
i ing for Christmas were-portrayed , ie . were -enjoyed by- all. Grace
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and Mrs. -W. R. Howey, followed
"by a . reading by Mrs? Al'Irwin.
" •’■/Mrs.
reading,
? and. MrS.
nated as a door ■ prize . bv Wm. * Harvey-Houston favor&a-wtT,K.,,a„
- - —> number
was conducted
ones. and "The Ffrst
was sung Mrs.' A. Mar-
teside .an angel ‘cake con-
one lighted candle, gave.'
entitled /‘A /B:-r*hd’a>
the Christ Ch-ld” Re-'
, X-i— —X-
The Queen, and. Institute grace
1 hour, was'enjoyeo '/
of gifts. Mrs. G.. Irwin read sev^
era! passages from the Federated
News. Mary and Russell -Alim
sang a duet accompanied by Mrs.
■Alim, A candy contest was judg
ed by Mrs. MacCallum and Mrs.
L. Purves with frist prize going
to Mrs. Lavis, The closing .re-
•,|harks were made by Mrs.- Lock- ’
meeting ended • with .and a. so.esa
Seasonable Goods f
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A SUPPLY ON HAND: I
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-......Easy-to-Appj[v; Plastic Storm WindowsWeathef Strip for Doors^and “Windows—— ./JL
Eiisiiage Forks and Barn Forks.
Stable Shovels and Stable. Brooms '
Handled Axes and Axe Handles /
Electric Clippers and Plates r '. ■ ?
Epsom Salts, and Sulphur . , 3
Prestone Anti Freeze ' 3( Door Mat!’ — Rubber and Cocoa r Door Mats - §
DiiSi Mops —• Dust Pans and Brooms -• -
Ironing Boards, wood and metal -
i was’ sung. and lunch was .served
• and Philip Steer closed the meet-
, ing-'with; prayer.. .
? Ashfield Presbtyerian *W.M.Sr
The December meeting’of the
Ashfi^d W.M.SJmet at the home
of Mrs.' Neil MacKenzie. Mrs~
Wim Ross substituted for Mrs.
Simpson, .as 'leader , and-, opened
, t he meeting' with ■ rea-dihg,. Isaiah
-3rd,- chapter -and followed with
singing excerpts from carbls.-.Mrs-r
‘.Ross read- the scripture lesson
.- and gave .the . meditation on it.
lhe first
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God's -pro:
prayer.’
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A. j-' Simpson gave, a’.read
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A good stdck on hand of: ’ <
REAPING SPOT COAL — <' L & W. BLUE COAL,
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WM. MURDIE P SON
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Heating — Plumbing — Tinsmith in, •
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Christmas. gift, was the
Jesus,/'a fulfillment of
mdse. 'Mr?
Anna
letter
of Form ns a.
e an .outline
on
Rbss .offered
Mae MacDonald
written ’ bv Rev.
Mrs. |
of.current
Glad Tidings.
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omposed by. the late kelson
1. Prave: ’ ~ s
Mrs. Vanderlay.
sen made the president. 'Mrs.
Vi. ;ls
read
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Bushe'
sp ch
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■r - was offered by
•, .Mrs. A-. ,Ji. Simp>-
made
;.rL....ihe... redbient..of __a _life? _
membership, id the‘Society.■'Her-'-"
sister, Sadie Johnsfob'. made’ a
"rubstanfTaT ^db‘ffaiioir'dow^id-Hfv'j“
Mr«. Heder McLean gave a-read* [-
mg, .."A -Real Christmas”. After T
kngihg ex-oerpu fibm/ carols' f7i ’
and 175. Mrs.'Wilson took charge, j.
AD the-- .differentv reports. -w.ere j>-
read and discussed. After the col-]
ledtoh Mrs ,D. McMurchy. offer-]’
ed the effertofy prayer The- roll!
...D - DdUc - vuuhc?~ckcr-g,-0...|
for the mstaLatioh of officers for
1?55 '.A thank you let ter .’.from,
Mrs/Cohn McGregor was'read,
and a,- letter' of -sympathy signed ?
by.'.&’E.................*b go 'tozMrs. -Ewart ■
Jam.A;s6n. -After smgib'g carol. 730 ‘
Mr# Sm.b&on ‘ g£‘ve me .cl;;.r,g
" Wds&h ’tbgnked^all
assisted her-d^r.ng her
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