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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1950-12-21, Page 7THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, ‘THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER £1, 1950 Page f Christmas Concert At S.S. 6 Hibbert A Christinas concert was held on Wednesday evening in the school of S.S. No. ft MX Lloyd Sorsdahl was master of cere* monies, The programme consisted of recitationp by the younger pupils and dialogues hy the older pupils, also a Christmas Pageant and drills, Mr, Smith, the music teacher, was the accompanist .for the community singing. Santa Claus was also present at the close of the concert and faithfully performed his duties. Much credit is due the teacher, Miss Lucille Boyce, and Mr, Smith for the success of the evenings entertainment, Buy at home and save money. When you go to the city Litter Carrier Pipes Truck Wheels for Manure Spreaders Railroad Irons Angie Irons in All Sizes WE BUy SCRAP IRON Also Buy Feather Ticks of All Kinds Bring the Scrap Into Our Yard "My Wife? 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Winners were: Mrs, Gord on Wilson, George Hepburn. A most beautiful lunch was served, The next meeting will be held January 8, at the home of Mr, and Mrs, George Hepburn. LONDON, ONT Clinton, Seaforth Ju niors Visit Exeter Members of the Clinton and Seaforth Junior Institutes were the guests of the Exetei’ Junior Institute at their December ing. The Home Economics of the E.D.H.S. was the decorated setting for this ing. The president, Lucille Boyce, expressed a welcome to the visi tors. The motto for the evening,; "A thankful heart is not the. greatest of virtues but the par ent of all virtues”, was given by Kathleen May. Donna Bowden introduced Shirley Taylor who gave an ex cellent demonstration on gift wrapping. “What does Christmas mean to you?” the theme of; the evening was given by Dolores Allison, Donna Bowden demon strated several Christmas table decorations, Following a sing song of Christmas carols the girls met with the bbys for the joint meeting. Joint Meeting The joint meeting of the ’South Huron Junior Farmers and Jun ior Institute was held in the E.D.H.S. with members of the Seaforth and Clinton clubs as guests. Following business a short programme was presented by the visiting clubs. The Clin ton Junior^ presented several se lections of old-time music. Ruth Keyes of Seaforth played an instrumental and Gladys Chapman gave a monologue. Ro bert Hern and Anna Brock con ducted the group in several games, Lunch was served and this brought a very enjoyable social evening to a close. Because it's Christmas, and you're all so nice to know, From our firm to your home, our friendly v/ishes go! R. E. Russell Posted To Zurich Rev. D. P. Monaghan, of Hes- son, has been transferred to Zurich to fill the vacancy caused by the death of Rev. Aubrey J. Lucier. Father Monaghan, who was •pastoi' at the Roman Catholic Church at Hesson for six and a half' years, is a native of St. Thomas. He was educated at Assumption College and St. Peter’s Seminary at the Univers ity of Western Ontario. He served in Sarnia, London Windsor before moving to son. Present Concert On Sunday evening the choir will present their Christmas can tata “The Manger Prince”. To prepare a Christmas cantata re quires a great deal of time and effort on the, part of the leader; Mrs. Penwarden, and the choir members, and it is hoped that all church members and friends will show their appreciation by turning out in large numbers. There will be a special Christ mas service in the morning with the pastor, Rev. Burton, charge. Services at 10:,30 and 7:30 p.m. Mrs. Norman Mitchell able to return home from toria Hospital on Sunday and is recuperating at the home of daughter, Mrs. Ken Hodgins, hope to see Mr. Mitchell again in the near future. . Mrs. Ken Greb entertained Sunday School class to dinnei' at her home on Wednesday evening of last week followed by a thea tre party. Sunday guests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Godbolt were Mr. and Mrs. Harvey God bolt, Maxine Godbolt, Miss Helen McFalls and the members of Mrs. Godbolt’s and Miss McFalls’ Sunday School class. A number of choir members motored to London a week ago and attended the Sunday evening service in the Metropolitan Church, On Friday evening of this week the Sunday School a,nd Day School are joining forces for the annual Christmas entertainment and Christmas tree. The pro gram will be presented in the school room of the church, start ing at 8 p.m. Everyone is wel come. School tained Exeter W.M.S. The and visitors met in the school room of the church on Tuesday evening for theii* Christmas meeting. Mrs. Hepburn was at the piano and played quiet music as an opening number. Mrs. A. McFalls presided over the wor ship service. A piano solo was played by Mrs. W. Skinner. A Christmas reading was given by Mrs. Hep burn. Prayers were offered by Mrs. Lome Hicks ter our soldiers and all refugees; by Mrs. Hep burn ter the Gift of the Son; by the leader for Our Church, Our Society and individuals. A duet was sung by Mrs. 0. Brown and Mrs. L. Hodgson with Mrs. Hicks at the piano. The Christmas program was followed as printed in the month-, ly with Mrs. O. Brown, Mrs, L.! Hodgson, Mi's. George Hicks and Mrs. CL Skinner taking part. Several Christmas hymns were sung. There was a short business ____ session with the president in the cook who Spoke on Christmas and its customs. Piano duet by Mrs. C. Hardy and Helen. in a.m. was Vic- his We out her children were enter- at a theatre party in on Tuesday afternoon. Meeting members of the W.M.S. CLANDEBOYE We wish all our readers this column a Merry 'Christmas. 6The service at St. James Church will be at 2.30 p.m. Sun day December 24th, when Holy Communion service will be tak en by Rev. A. W. Richardson of London. A special Carol service will be at 11 p.m. Sunday night at Holy Trinity Church, Lucan when Rev. Vollick’ of Ailsa Craig will have Holy Communion ser vice too. The service at United Church will be held at 2.30 p.m. Sunday December 24th, a joint service with Sunday School. Rev. Cook 'Minister in charge. Mr. Ross O'Neil is driving a new Dodge car. Several from the village at tended the Bingo at R.C.A.F. Centralia last week. Mr. and Mrs. Worthington and Helen, have moved to Mr. and Mrs. Hodgins house. Miss Bernice Conlin R. N., of Westminster Hospital, London, bride elect of December was honored by a shower at the •home of Mr. and Mrs. Joe Con lin by neighbours and friends. Many gifts were received. Mr. Elias Blake, who is tak ing treatments in Toronto, spent the week-end with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Russ Blake. Mr. and Mrs. Aimer Hendrie Mi*, and Mrs. Mae McNaughton, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bill Downing Chatham. Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Raton, spent Friday with their daughter Mrs. Wilfred Logan, Thorndale. Mr. Hyslop of Sarnia spent a few days with his daughter, Mrs. L. Reycraft. lust week. Mr. and Mrs. Pyke and Pris- cillia spent Friday in London visiting Mrs. Pykes Mother. Imsltnte Meeting The December meeting of Clandeboye W.L was held at the Lucan Arona December | Mrs. Wilmer Scott, president, I ■ presided. Scripture was read by I Mrs. George Young. Roll call answered by a white gift which later were given to the Wilson family. Guest speaker was Rev. You re sure to find our best wishes for your happiness and joy — May everything wonderful be yours in the New Year , . . and always! Lots of cheer and jolly good fun May your holiday be A Merry one I For your splendid patronage dur ing the year we say “THANK YOU Studio Closed From Christmas Until January 8 PHOTOGRAPHER chair. A delicious lunch was served I ...... .____* by Mesdames Brown, Raynham, I Christmas Carols were sung by McAllister and Skinner. All mem- members, bers ate requested to have their thankful boxes in the hands of' the treasurer before the end of the year. A very pretty tree and other nicely arranged Christmas decorations made an attractive background ter the meeting. Mission Band The Alert Mission Band met in the basement of the church; on Tuesday after school. There, were ten members and one visi tor present. The meeting opened with the members* purpose in unison. Patsy Isaac led the ser vice. A story was road by Mrs, George McFalls. A piano duet by Keith and Catherine Hodgins was appreciated by all. Readings were giveh—’’The Christmas Story” by Margaret Rose Bow don and "The Innkeeper’s Mis take by Patsy Isaac. Prayer was i offered by Wroatha Sholdice. Christmas carols were sung with Eleanor Mae Hodgins at the The members of the executive are to sponsor a euchre party the arena early in January. Current events were given Mrs. L. A. Keim er. The prize ter a contest flower whs Won by Mrs. L. Kelmer. Helen Hardy played Chrismas music and refreshments were served by committee, Mrs. Rea Nell, Mrs. X H. Baton Mrs. Ernie Lewis and Mrs. L. A. Kil mer, ’'Why won’t you marry me?” he demanded. ’’There isn’t any one else, Is there?” “ Oh, Edgar, ” she sighed. ’’There must be!** piano. The study book was taken by Mrs. F< Bowden, Games wares played and Mrs. McFalls treated dll with home-made candy. iKc o| jkicncUltip cwtdL Witt tiial io ClvuAtmoo .•. iRcvnlo cuitomcTA Imut continued polaonticje! atm moil otncwa KteRco jLozt floft