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LONDESBORO
Robert Arthur and daughter,.'
Jayne visited last Saturday with
MTS, John Clatworthy and Mrs.
Fred Taylor at Granton.
, Members., of $.t, Mark’s Angli
can Church attended th® ser
vice at Belgrave yvhen Biispop
Appleyard paid his annual of
ficial visit to this Parish.
Mrs. Harold Kitchen, Hamil
ton, spent a. couple of days last
‘ week with her father, ' J, J.
Robertson.
* The sympathy . pf this com
munity is extended to Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Easom on the death
pf h’is father last , week in
' Chnton-
, Mr, and Mrs, Keith Amtihur,
Ron and Phillip, Lambeitih, vis
ited last Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Arthur and' family.
Mrs- Gordon R. Taylor yis’jit-
ed last Week in Brantford with*,
her daughter, Mr$.* Ron Roth
well, Mr, Bathwell, Michael and
Janice.
Miss Margaret Youngblut ac-
rempanied by'her father, Major
. Youngblut’ were at the Royal
i Winter /Fair last weekend
where Margaret showed a, calf,
. We are sorry to report that
James Roberton, a former Au
burn resident, now of Huron-
yiew, is a patient in Victoria,
Hospital, London, ,c .Edgar Leatherland' and Miss
Sally Wilson,. Acton, spent the
wekend 'with Ms mother, Mrs.
Alvin Leatherland nnd sister,
- AUBURN — Funeral services
' were held Friday, November 11
fpr Mrs. ■ John Houston who
passed away in Clinton Public
Hospital. She--was in her 83rd
year. ; ; , * /
. * She ’ was born, in- Auburn,
Mary Rubena Ybunig,- daughter
of the Tate James Young and'
Elizabeth FoUrby. Slie attended
USS 5 Hullett and later took
up the study of Music. She be?
came a music teacher and was
church... organist and choir
leader for many years. . ;
In 1914 she was married to
John Houston and they took up
residence in West Wawanosh
Township where they resided
until they retired to. Auburn
a few years .ago. Mrs. Houston
was a member of Knox,Presby
terian Church, Auburn and was
a life member of ‘ Women’s
Missionary Society. A’iover of
flowers, she was a member of
the Auburn Horticultural Soc
iety. (
She is survived by h'ep hus
band and three daughters, Miss
M. Jean Houston; Toronto;-Miss,
Frances E., at home and Miss
Jean Jamieson of Toronto; - also
one sister, Miss Olive Young,
Who resided with her all hiea1
life. She was predeceased by
one daughter, Mary .and one
son James Y.
The funeral was" conducted
by William Stiles at - the Au
burn Funeral Home and Rev.
R. U. MacLean officiated. Bur
ial took place,in Golbome Cem
etery. Pallbearers were Arthur
Youngblut, Donald Haines, Ken
neth Scott, William Wagner,
Joseph Hickey and' John Weir:
The lovely floral tributes • were ■
carrifed by Thomas Johnston,
Thomas Haggitt and Ed Davies/
'Miss Joyce .Leatherland.
Mr, piM Mps- Dwight AlMthm
and son Christopher John, I<iiit-
chen.er, spirit the weekend with
her mother, Mrs. O, Bere and
family,
Mrs. Fordyce Clark, Mias Carolyn. dbarR and Mrs. George
Bchppidpr visited With relaitives
in Toronto over the weekend.
Auburn WMS .
To Elect .
New Officers
AUBURN — The \ November
.meeting-of the Women’s Mis
sionary. Society of Knox Pres
byterian Church was held at
the koine of Mrs, Carl Govfer.
The president', Mrs. Wilfred
Sanderson . wais in charge. A
hymn was sling, With harp, ac
companiment by Mrs. Robert J,
Phillips. Thie Glad Tidings pray
er Was■ 'taken ' by Mrs. Jack
Hallam and1 the minutes were
read by the secretary, Mrs. Al
vin Leatherland.
Plans were made for the
Christmas meeting when Rev.
R, U. MacLean. will, be the spe
cial speaker. j.The; nominating
•committee.. composed ' of Mrs.
John Hallam and Mrs.1 Wilfred
, Sanderson will bring in the new
slate of officers.
• The devotional period was in
charge .of Mrs. Sanderson. A’
moment of ..silence was observe d
in memory of Mrs. John Hous
ton-,. ^.illife member of the WMS-
. The roll call was answered*
by a Biblp verse containing the
word, "Christian.”. The Mission
study, The Work of the Church
in Viet. Nam, was given by Mrs.
Donald Haines.>. The .offering
was received and'dedicated by
Mrs^ Sanderson and a hymn
was, .sufig in" keeping with Re
membrance Day.
KIPPEN
MRS. NORMAN LONG
Phone 262-5180
William Kyle was admitted
to Clinton Public Hospital on
Thursday of last week.
Mrs. Edgar McBride spent
Monday in Toronto.
Mrs. . William. Kyle, accom
panied by her cousin, was in
London on Tuesday.
Mr.' and Mrs. Venn Terry
berry, Godehich, and - Mrs.
Charles Nelson, Clinton, called
on Mrs. Reid Torrance and Miss
Jean, Ivison on Sunday.
V Mrs.;(Anthony VanLoon, RR
:2, Kippen, was admitted to St.
Joseph’s Hospital, London, last
week. 1 ...
Mrs. Leo, SJiler, Toronto, the
former Jean Scott of Auburn
is a- patient in Stratford hos- pitatf : ,n„ ........
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Cunningr
ham attended the annual meet
ing of the, Ontario Federation
of Agriculture held in the Royal
York last week, They were del
egates from, Huron County.
Mrs. Ed Davies visited last
Week in Belmont with her sister
Mbs. Taylor, and Mr, Taylpp* '
Mrs, Eustace, London, visited
last week with her granddaugh
ter, Mrs. .Whli’hto Stiles and
Mr. Stiles. ’
Mrs. Marguerite Chopin,
Guelph, visited, last weekend
with Miss Margaret R. Jackson
and attended the. funeral of the.
late Mrs- John Houston.
i . Knox Ladies Aid
Mri. Major Youngblut pre
sided for .the Ladies* Aid meet
ing of Knox Presbyterian Ch
urch. The minutes were read
by the secretary,' Mrs. Roy
Daer, She also gave the finan
cial statement,' New busines's
wias discussed and plans were
made to serve,- lunch at the
Houston • home following the
funeral. The meeting closed by
slinging the grace and lunch'
was served by Mrs. Carl Goyier.
BRUCEFIELD
MRS. H. 'F. BERRY
Phone 482-7572
Tuckersmith Unit of UCW
The November meeting of
the ,Tuckersmlith unit of the
Bfucefield United Church Wo-
mem'was held at the home of
Miss M. E. Swan with an at
tendance of 18. . ’
Mrs. G. Richardson and- Mrs.
W. McCartney had charge of
the devotion. Mrs. Riidhardlson
opened the meeting with a
reading in keeping With Re
membrance Day.
Mrs.-. Berry took , the chair fbr
the business part of the meet
ing . beginning with a poem
"Lest. We Forget”.
A thank, you note , was read
from Mrs. Eld. Jarratt by Mbs.
Ham.
^■A large basket of Christmas
gifts for ' Huronview residents
Was donated by the unit. Any
one who would like to donate to
this most worthy cause should
leave articles at * die home of
Mrs. Berry or at the stares.
Contests were conducted and
a dainty lunch was served by
-Miss Swan and her social com
mittee* •* * .
The December meeting will
be a Christmas meeting at the
home of Mrs. John Broadfoot
on December 12 beginning with
a,pot-luck supper at 7 p.m.
Mrs.. McEwen, Mrs. R. Scott
.and Miss. M. Swan were ap-
WI Sees. Therapy IJnit .
Londesborp .Women’s. ^srt4-
tute met last Wednesday when
the ladies there motored ■ to
Clinton Public Hospital to, meet
\Vith, Mto., R. W« Flowers who
d<emonstrated the therapy
equipment there, ■
^Trs.'‘ Flqwgrs retorted 'to
Londesboro* with the group and
gave more interesting in'toima-
tion on her work with the par
tients,
Mks. Fairservice gave a re
port pf the Hospital Auxiliary
meeting held repeptly,
Ml’S. Gladys JosJiing gave a
complete report of the London
Area Qpnvention held in. Gode
rich; '
UCW Meets '
The United Church Women
met last Thursday to enjoy Re
membrance Day readings arid a
skit contributed by, Mrs, Edwin
Wood and Mrs. Ww Manning.
Mbs, Howatt reported on a
bale recently packed for the
Indians at Parry , giodnd.' A
number of bales have been sent
to the same location as the,
need is urgent and, letters < of
appreciation have been receiv
ed.
MRS,.RERT ALLEN
Phene .523-4570
Lo.ndesbait) United Church au
Sunday morning.
Mrs. Robert Townsend
c$ved word week pf
the death of her brother-in-law
Lish Townsend, Ottawa, who
While walking, was fatally in
jured by a car,
Mr. and Mrs, Betit Shobbrook
attended the wedding o*f their
niece Miss Pamela Shobbi'oo-k
and Mr. James Von, Gunten in
Oshawa on Satui'day. The bhide
is the daughter. of Mr, and Mrs.
Lome Shobbrook.
. Mrs, Ross' Millson and child
ren of Woodstock sipent last
week toitii her parents, 'Mr. and
Mrs'. Sholbbrook while Ross en
joyed a Week hunting. „
Two elderly women were
trying to outdo each other in
discuSsiing their ailments and
mc'dications. Finally one an
nounced triumphantly, “Tup
taking .a pill that has nothing
but side effects!”
CGIT
Group Meets
AUBURN Rrenda Ball
presided for thg Auburn CGIT
meeting in the Sunday School
room of Knox Presbyterian
Church with Betty Moss at the
piano. Margaret Youngblut
read the Scripture and minutes
Werp ‘ ipad J by the secretary,
Jpyce Leatherlqnd, Sheron Col-
lihs gave the financial state
ment. The offering was received
by Marie''Plunkett and it was
dedicated in unison.
A Bible quiz was conducted
by Miss Laura Phillips. ’The
making of gifts vyas discussed
and a sample was viewed by
the girls. The study book,
“Mainstream”, was given by
Mrs. W, Bradpock and it was
about a boy coming to the PaM-
sades of Huronia about J.649
•and meeting the Jesuit Fathers.
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Personals * ,. '
Jim Neilans and Alf Crozier,
Clinton and Ross Scott, Bruce-
field motored to Hamilton on
Thursday to attend the fall re
union of the Moose Sovereign
Consistory. About 200 members
partMpaited in the event, j
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Bolton, Lon
don visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Livingstone last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Livingstone' spent
a couple of days this week in
London with their family.
Miss Margaret McCool ac-'
companied by her toother Jim
McCool returned to her home'
in Toronto last • Thursday after
spending the past few weeks
with her brother.
The local UCW 'is catering to
the Hullett Federation banquet
'this Thursday evening.
Christian Girls' In Training
will po selling. Christmas cakes
and puddings. Orders are now
being taken. Contact any CGIT
member. . .
Mervin Penfound as guest
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