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L.BRINSLEY
In the absence of Rev. Harold
Cufrie on Sunday last in Brins
ley United Church, students from
the London ’Bible School took
the afternoon service, with Mr.
George White, as speaker, Mr.
Gordon Black as song leader,
Miss Audrey Finkbeiner .reading
the scripture, and a trio by
Misses Olive pisketan, Kay Spen
cer and Beverly Woods, with
Bliss Grace Olsan as. rsoloist.
Mrs.
spent
sister,
Mr.
ske
London spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Amos*.
Dr. and Mrs. Norman Amos
of Kirkton visited recently with
Mr. J. L. Amos.
Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Scott of
Centenary spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Gordon Scott.
Mr. and Mrs. Flornte Bishop
and baby spent Sunday with the
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Fletcher Gower.
Mrs, James Morley, who has
been a patient in St. Joseph's
Hospital, London, has returned
to her home.
Those who dined vjith Mr. and
Mrs. Luther Morley* on Sunday
evening were Mr. f and Mrs.
Alonzo Hodgins, Phyllis and
Bobbie^ Mr. and Mrs. Lin Craven and Sirs. Kelly Robinson of
Ailsa Craig.
Mr. and Mrs. Rock and family
of London spent Sunday with
the latter’s father, Mr. J»
Amos.
Mrs. George Mercer enter
tained a number of ladies to a
quilting on Thursday last.
District Farm
Clubs.Organized
Three clubs were organized at
a meeting at the Rannoch Town
ship Hall Thursday night — the
Kirkton Corn Club, Kirkton Beef
Calf Club and St.
Calf Club. Officers
clubs were elected
Five leaders and
fathers of the members attended
the meeting.
President of the Kirkton Com
■lub is
, St.
Gladys
Marys;
COtt, R,
Jack Urquhart and Wilbert Kirk-
by, R, R. 1, St. Marys,
Ronald Lang, R. R. 2, St. Marys, is president of the .St.
Marys Dairy
president is
Science Hill;
Thomson, R.
leaders, Syd Harlow, R. R. 2, St,
Pauls; Geo. McIntosh and Donald
Simpson, Science Hill
Finnie, R.-R. Y. St,
Norman
•Marys,
Lois
Kirkton
Biarys Dairy
for the three
for the year#
many of the
Kenneth Blackler, R.R.
Marys; vice - president,
Switzer, R. R.
secretary, Lois Nether-
R. 1, St. Marys; leaders,
1, St.
Gordon Banting of Lucan
the week-end with her
Mrs, Clover Lewis.
and Mrs. Stanley Gradow-
(nee Margaret Amos) of
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B.
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Marys,
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was in
and dis-
gave in
club .pro
file clubs
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and Mrs.
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ENAMEL
Calf Club, Vice
Mac Stevenson, o^
secretary, Marion
R. 8 St. Marys;
Science
McCully, R.294 DUNDAS ST
Nethercott
Beef Cattle 'Club. Do:
Gladys
the
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McKenzie, R. |R. 4, Mitchell, is
vice-president; Gladys Switzer,
R. R. 1, St. Marys, secretary;
Roy Nethercott, R. R. 1, St.
Marys, and John Kinsman, Kip
pen, leaders.
R. W. White, agricultural rep
resentative, Stratford,
charge of the meeting
tributed supplies and
struction on the three
jects. Next meetings of
were planned: Kirkton Corn Club
at the farm of Jack Urquhart,
R. R? 1, ,St- Marys, on May 18;
St. Marys Dairy 'Calf Club, at the
farm of Norman McCully, R. R.
2, St. iMarys, on May ,22; Kirk
ton Beef Calf Club at the farm
of Roy Nethercot, R. R. 1, St.
Marys, on May ;29.
Twenty-five members enrolled
in the corn club; 18 in the dairy
■calf club and 10 in the beef calf
club.
CREDITON EAST
BIrs. Dora
and son, of
are visiting
brother and
and BIrs. Charles Glanville
fore leaving
Islands.
Mr.
stetter
visited
BIrs. William Blotz.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Exeter spent Sunday
parents,
Blotz.
BIr. and BIrs. Lloyd Fraser of
Exeter spent Saturday with BIr.
and BIrs. H. Lewis.
Mr. Jack Anderson has accept
ed a situation with the Hydro
Electric in
as a house
be moving
ter there.
CREDITON
Quite a number from
community attended the Evan
gelical U.B. Conference at New
Hamburg on Sunday.
BIr. Robert Wolfe of Sarnia
’visited on Sunday with his par
ents, BIr. and Mrs. A. Wolfe.
I BIr. and BIrs, L. B. Faist of
St. Thomas spent the week-end
at the home of BIr. and BIrs. H.
M. Faist.
BIr. and BIrs. Simon Morlock,
Mr. and BIrs. Charles Blorlock
and son of London and Mr. and
BIrs. Fred Gratton of Grand
Bend visited on Saturday with
BIrs. Mary Eilber.
Messrs. Eldon Smith, Gerald
Smith and Donald Finkbeiner,
BIrs. Clayton Sims and BIrs. Gor
don Morlock spent Sunday in
Walkerton with BIr. and BIrs.
Hilliard Sparling.
Mr. and BIrs. Charles Mattice
and daughter, Sharon, spent the
' week-end in Hamilton. Little
Miss Patricia Terbutt accom
panied them to Crediton for a
visit.
Mr. and BIrs. .Joseph Woodall
and Mr. J. Pryde of Exeter at
tended
mer’s
Royal
of last
Mr.
and son.
visited on Sunday with BIr. John
Gaiser and Mr. and BIrs. Wil
liam Gaiser.
Miss Clara Gaiser of Grand
Bend spent the week-end with
her father, BIr. John Gaiser.
Bliss Gertrude Beaver of De
troit is visiting at the home of
her parents, BIr. and BIrs. H. C.
Beaver.
The Women’s Institute met
recently in the council chambers
with a large attendance. Presi
dent BIrs. II. Schenk was in
charge of business period, after
which Mrs. P. Boulianne presid- j ed for the program. The film,.
“Fitness Is A Family Affair”. | was enjoyed as was a solo by
' Mrs. Thornton. Hostesses for the
■ ev ening
plrs. BI. Beaver, BIrs. L. Hodge,
j Mrs. R. Schwartz and
Boulianne.
The Young Blarried
of the United Church
very enjoyable social evi
Wednesday of last week.
Halward
program
talk on-
Johnston
son, R.N.___ _ . „____ _____„
anecdotes were told on the life
of Bliss Johnston. Refreshments
were served under the super
vision of Mrs. Russel Finkbeiner.
Mrs.
. the hits.
! A
'ton and Exeter, Mrs. Sarah Sims
i passed away at the home of her
daughter, Mrs. Arthur Rowe, in
Clawson, Michigan, on Tuesday,
April 25. Mrs. Sims was in her j ninety-third year and was born
. near "Woodstock, the daughter of
Mr. tand Mrs. William Chambers.
iShe was twice married, her first
. husband, William Woodall, died
;ftur years after their marriage
Heaving two children—-BIr. Jo-
i seph Woodall of Crediton and
• Mrs, William Sweet (Elizabeth),
jot Olds, Alta. She later re-mar-
vied to Thomas Sims of Credi-
■ ton, who died leaving two
! daughters — (Isabelle) Mrs. Ar-
«thur Rowe, who so tenderly
; cared for her during her long
illness, and (Flora) Mrs. Arthur
I Tucker of Detroit. She is also
a survived by a brother, Mr. Rich-•
ard Chambers.' of Vancouver.
■ The funeral was held front the;
William Sullivan Funeral Home,
» Royal Oak, on Thursday. An ielaborate display of floral offer-!
; lugs bore testimony of the love ;
i and respect of her many friends, j
the funeral of the for-
mother, Mrs. Sims, in
Oak, Mich., on Thursday
week.
and Mrs.
John,Lome Gaiser
of St. Marys,
were Mrs. H. Schenk,
Schwartz and Mrs. P.
People’s
held a
■ening on
Mrs.
was in charge of the
and a very interesting
the life of Pauline
was given by Mrs. Wil-
Several interesting
Ed Chambers is teacher of J tralia
group.
Sarah Sims
one-time resident of Credi-
and
and
Hinojosa, daughter
Kansas City, Mo.,
with the - former’s
sister-in-law, Mr.
be-
for the Mahitoulin
Mrs. Arnold Gack-
Gayle, of Kippen,
Sunday with Mr, and
Darling of
. with her
Mr. arid Mrs. Roland
London and as soon
can be secured will
his wife and daugh-
W.M.S. Anniversary
—Continued From Page Nine
at Wroxeter; South at Grand
Bend; Centre at Winthrop; West
at Nile.
The report of the nominating
committee was accepted and the
new officers elected. Mrs. L. C.
White duly installed the officers.
This meeting
the twenty-fifth anniversary of
this Presbyterial was outstanding
for attendance, interest, and in
spiration. Reviewing the past
proved to be a challenge to the
future to Advance.
The following is the list of
officers for 1950: Past .President,
Mrs. C. Tavener, of Holmesville;
President, Mrs. H. B. Kjrkby, of
Walton; 1st Vice-President, Mrs.
R. Allen, Brucefield; 2nd Vice-
President, Mrs. C. BL Robertson,
of Goderich; 3rd Vice-President,
Mrs. W. J. Moores, Belgrave; 4th
Vice-President, Mrs. E. Desjar-
diue, Grand Bend; Evening Aux
iliary Secretary, Mrs. W. Thom
son, Centralia; Recording Sec’y..
Miss Mary II. Milne, Blyth; Cor
responding Sec’y., Mrs. W
Greer, Wingham; Treasurer, Mrs.
J. Sutten, of Clinton: Christian
Stewardship and Finance Sec’y.,
Mrs, E. Mills, Walton; Mission
Circle Sec’y., Mrs. E. Hocking,
Cromarty; Mission Band Sec’y.,
Mrs. IV. Johns, Exeter; C.G.I.T.
Sec’y., Mrs. G. .W. Tiffin,
ham; Baby Band .Sec’y.,
Alex McCracken, Bluevale
ply Sec’y., Mrs. W
Clinton
Sec’y.,
WOODHAM
Mrs. D. C. Stephens spent
few days with Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Chisholm, Blount Forest.
Mrs. Roy Kirk spent the week
end with BIr. and Mrs. Edwin
Tufts of London.
BIr. and Mrs. Bert Rundle and
Mr. and BIrs. Jack Smith visited
on Sunday with BIr. and BIrs.
: Frank Levy of St. Marys.
I BIrs. W. L. Switzer spent a
commemorating j few days with Mr. and Mrs. BI.
Louch of Hamilton.
BIr. and BIrs. Henry *fimall and
Miss Thelma Small of St. Tho
mas and BIrs. George Ball oi
Dundas visited on Friday with
Mr. and BIrs. Norris Webb.
BIr. and BIrs. Vic Chatten and
Mrs. H. Chatten attended the
funeral of BIrs. H. Chatten’s
brother in Fenelon Falls, the
first part of the weela
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin
family of Grand Bend
Saturday with BIr.
Norris Webb.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Selves of
Hensall visited on Sunday with
Mrs. J. Jaques..
J.
Wing-
Mrs.
Sup-
Mrs. W. BI. Aitken,
Community Friendship
Mrs. G. Penwarden, Cen-
Missionary Monthly and
World Friends Sec’y.. Mrs. W. L.
Wightman, Wingham: Temper
ance and Christian Citizenship
Sec’y., Mrs. R. Lawson, Seaforth;
Literature Sec’y., Mrs. J. IRlle-
breeht, Seaforth: Associate Mem
bers’ Sec’y., Mrs. C. Zurbrigg,
Clinton: Press Sec’y.. Miss E.
Johnston. Bluevale.
Variety Bandbox
—Continued From Page Nine
President, BIrs. Harold Foster;
vice-president, BIrs. Phil Rum
ball; secretary, BIrs. P.
cliier; treasurer, BIrs. H.
freyson. Group leaders: BIrs. G.
Dupuis, Mrs. H. Glover, Mrs.
Frank Burns,
• At the conclusion of the busi
ness part of the meeting, a so
cial hour was enjoyed when Mrs.
Burns’ group served dainty re
freshments.
The next regular meeting will
be held Tuesday, Blay 16, and
henceforth they will take place
on the third Tuesday of the
month.
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