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Ladies’ Meetings
Mrs. II. Young xvas hostess to
the Ladies Aid and W.S.W.S. of
the Evangelical U.B, Church
when they held their regular
meeting on Thursday evening.
Miss Clara Gaiser xvas in charge
of the devotional period and
xvas assisted by Mrs. L. Hey, who
read poems and prayers. Scrip
ture xvas read by Mrs. I-I.
Beaver, an<i Mrs. Ross Krueger
reviewed a chapter in the Study
Book on Africa-
President Mrs, E. Wenzel xvas
in charge of the business por
tion of the meeting. Letters of
appreciation were read from
shut-ins xvho had been remem
bered at Christmas. The Society
voted $100 to the missionary
treasurer and $20 to Youth
Fellowship. A box of used cloth
ing will be sent to Korea. The
members were asked to leave
clothing at church as soon as
possible. W.S.W.S. Day'of Prayer
will be observed on February 1
at evening service in church.
Install Officers
Installations of officers was
conducted by Rev. W. C. Parrott
when the Women’s Association
and Missionary Society of the
United Church held their regu
lar meeting Thursday. Worship
period xvas conducted by Mrs. W.
Mack, who also presided for the
W.M.S. business. The Study
Book xvas reviewed by Mrs. Earl
Neil and plans xvere discussed
relative to World Day of Prayer
on February 23. Mrs. Garfield
Hill and Mrs, Alvin Baker xvere
appointed representatives.
The W. A, business xvas pre
sided over by Mrs. E. Lamport.
Decision was unanimous to again
prepare for a bazaar in the fall.
Several committees were appoint
ed and donation made to
parsonage fund. Hostesses
the afternoon xvere Mrs.
Schroeder, Mrs. M. King
Mrs. L. Hill.
School Meets
The annual
United Church
xvas held on
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Westman
visited Satiirday xvith Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Westman in Lucan
Mr.
home
a fexv
Mr.
the doctor’s care.
Mr, Don Middleton spent Mon
day and Tuesday ip Toronto.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Mitchell
and daughters spent Sunday xvith
Mrs, Doris Knowles and family
in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
and Gayle spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Don
of St, Marys.
Mr. ~ '
burn and George spent Sunday
xvith Egbert and Mrs. Rathburn,
of Thorndale.
In the United Church last
Sunday Rev. G. C, Raymer
opened the first Sunday of the
new year speaking on the sub
ject, “Time”. The Sacrament of
The Lord’s Supper was ad
ministered.
Mr. Don McRoberts xvas taken
to the hospital as a result of an
accident xvhen his clothing xvas
caught in the poxver take-off of
the tractor. After a struggle he
xvas a ble to free himself and
drive the tractor to the house
for help. He was bruised badly,
but he had no bones
Quite a few in the
attended the Rural
ference held at the
of Western Ontario, London, on
Monday and Tuesday.
Mr. Robert Gregory, of King
ston, spent the holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. Greg
ory.
Mr. Glenn Moore spent the
weekend in London xvith Mr. and
Mrs. Tommy Pye.
John Middleton returned
to London after spending
weeks in Florida.
Gordon Rathburn is under
Mardlin
evening
Harris,
r
and Mrs. Gordon Rath-
Fairfield Farm Forum
Txventy-eight members attend
ed Fairfield Farm Forum at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Wilson.
The subject under discussion
was: "Where are the new farm
leaders?” The points dealt with
xvere: “What is being done in
your community to develop
young people with leadership
qualities? What else could be
done? What reasons may keep
young people from holding of
fice or taking positions in farm
organizations?”
The decision reached was
our young people receive
velopment in farm forums,
clubs, Junior Farmer and Jun-
ior Institute organizations, agri
cultural short courses and
church activities.
Some do not take the responsi
bility of an office because they
are not natural leaders or be
cause they dislike responsibility.
Next week’s meeting will be
held at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Murray Elliott.
that
de
calf
Pentecostal Meeting
Mrs. Keith McLaren was re
elected president of the Pente
costal W-M-C. at the December
meeting.
Honorary president is Mrs.
Kendrick; vice-presidents, Mrs.
Cliff Blanchard and Mrs. Hamil
ton; -secretary-treasurer, Mrs. E,
Cudmore; pianist. Miss D. Peart;
program c o.m m i 11 e e, Mrs. T.
Jolly, Mrs. Abbott and Miss
Peart; visiting committee, Mrs.
Kendrick, Mrs. Jolly and Miss
Peart.
1 Mr. Kendrick commended the
xvork of the W-M.C. and noted
its value to the church. He en
couraged the ladies to continue
their efforts in the coming year.
The secretary-treasurer read
the report for 1953 which showed
a considerable increase ovei’ the
previous year, leaving a sub
stantial balance. It showed also
an increase in the number of
parcels sent—four pounds of
used postage stamps, 12 pounds
of used Christmas cards besides
parcels of blankets, towels and
groceries.
Mrs. McLaren presided for the meeting.
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the
for
W.
and
themeeting of
school executive
Monday evening.
Favorable reports xvere given by
the several committees. Mrs.
James Mawhinney, xvho has
successfully served for many
years as superintendant, was re
turned to office xvith Mrs. E.
Chambers and E. Lamport as
associates. Miss Rosalie Mack
xvas re-appointed secretary with
Misses B. Bender and P. Cham
bers as envelope secretaries. Mr.
broken,
community
Life con-
University
E-cl. Chambers xvas re-appointecl
treasurer and David Parrott,
librarian. Teachers for the seve
ral classes were appointed and
a discussion followed on “Hoax'
to improve our Church School’’.
The election xvas conducted by
Rev. Parrot.
Crediton United Church will
hold the annual congregational
meeting Friday evening, January
16, commencing with a pot luck
supper at 6:30 o'clock.
Personal Items
Mr. H. K. Silber’s many
friends are pleased to learn he
has returned to his home in
Crediton. Mr. Eilber spent seve
ral xveeks, at the home of his
daughter in Zurich upon his re
turn from London hospital.
We are glad to report little
Miss Elizabeth Parkinson is feel
ing fine following a minor opera
tion on her nose in St.‘ Joseph’s
Hospital, London.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Zwicker
are attending a seed convention
this week in Cleveland.
Mr. an<i Mrs. Gerald Wein, of
London, spent the xveekend with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Butler.
Miss Gertrude
spent a fexv days
her parents, Mr.
Ratz.
Mr. and Mrs. . __ ___
Leiner and daughter, Hamilton,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Finkbeiner,
Mrs. M. Faist entertained the
members of Mary Hasting’s
Crediton group at her home on
Tuesday. The group decided to
sponsor another sale of home
baking and planned for a social
evening in April.
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