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of Streetsville, Reg Asquith and
George of Toronto and Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Oldrieve, Jannett
and George of Islington spent
the weekend in the village.♦ ♦ ♦ ;■
Mr. and Mrs. David Campbell
of New Westminster visited witii
Mr, and Mrs, Arnold Craig and
all visited with their sister,
Mies Jeap Hamilton at Oshawa.
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Baptist Church
99th year
marrfee to Earl Lawson on
September 5,1917, They qmietly
observed their 50th wedding
anniversary with their family
on Sunday, September 3 in Clin,
ton jpubli q Hospital,
A faltliful member of con-
stance United Church until June
1960, when Mr, and Mrs. L^w-
spn retired to Clinton, she then
became an active member of
Ontario Street United Church.
She is survived by her hus-
. band; a daughter, Mrs. E, F.
(Doris) Warren of London; a
Son, peg T, Lawson of Hullett
Township; brothers. Will and
Laurence of Victoria, B.G,;
Harvey of Hullett Township; sis.
ters Florence of Victoria, B.C
Mrs, Verne (Annie) Dale of Hul
lett Township; also four grand,
children.
Funeral services were held
on Wednesday September 6 at
2 p.m. with Rev. Grant Mills
' in char gef at Ball Funeral Home.
Burial took place in Clinton
Cemetery.
Pallbearers were, George
Webster, Murray Dale, Laur
ence Taylor, Harry Brydges,
Robert Lawson, Andrew David,
son.
Flower bearers were, Cliff
Henderson, Stuart Chamney,
Howard Johns and Arthur Col«
auburn
AUBURN — Grand mo tlier’s
day at the Auburn Women’s In
stitute will be held on Septem
ber 26 instead of September
19 as the Branch will be going,
to Huronview to entertain at
the monthly birthday party. On
September 26 all grandmothers
in the community are invited and
everyone, is to wear her oldest’
piece iX jewRUav. TIrtfw wiBr
also be a bakeMle.', t „ „,. >. t •»
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Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Leather^
land of Acton fitNBt On
Leatheriaad and sister, Joyce.
7.7‘
Miss Margaret Sandersonen»
tered Her carets erf purling
when she registered at Victoria
hospital, London on Monday.
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Born April 26,1893 a daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Tay-
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Mr. and Mrs. Earl R. Lawson quietly observed their 50th
Wedding Anniversary on Sunday, September 3, 1967.
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; Mr. and Mrs. Albert McFar-
lane attended the funeral of the
Ude Mr. Newton Howlett at
Lambeth last Sunday.t,.* 4 4 .
Mr. and Mrs. Maitland Allen
visited last Sunday with Mrs.
Jilt Castles of Bayfield,
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I Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Rober-
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son'of popper Cliff spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr,
and Mrs. William Straughan
and his father, Mr. J,J. Robert.
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■■ :-7 ■ * * *, /iklss Plane Kirkconnell is
holidaying for a few days at
home after working for the '
summer at London,
4 4 4
Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Tabb
arrived home after a three-
week vacation in British Colum-
■bla.
.4 .4 4
Mr. and Mrs. James Hembly
at Atwood visited last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Davies.
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Recent guests with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert J. Phillips were
Mrs. Dora Jewel) and Rev.
and Mrs. William Maines of
Goderich.
Mr, and Mrs. William Stiles
spent the weekend in London
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Weir and Bob Weir.
♦ 4 ♦
and Mrs. Harold Asquith
First meeting
for 4-H pirls
AUBURN - The first meeting
Of the Auburn 4-H Club was
held for the fall project, cot
ton accessories for the bed
room. The leader, Mrs, Wes
Bradnock, assisted by Mrs,
Frank Raithby, outlined the pro
ject and spoke of the differ
ent types of dresser scarves,
bedspreads and cushions and
chair pads which they could
make. A study on color com
binations was held and samples
of different rooms shown in
pictures.
The election of officers took
place. They are: president,
Brenda Archambault; vice-pre
sident, Brenda Ball; secretary,
Marie Plunkett.
The next meeting will be held
September 23 owing to the Jun
ior Institute Provincial Confer
ence being held on September
16 in Auburn.
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AUBURN — Bouquets of sum-
mer flower s adorned the Auburn
Baptist Church last Sunday for
its 99th anniversary. Rev. Hen
ry de Vries of First Baptist
Church was the gqest speaker
at both services. Mrs, Ella
Donaldson of Goderich was the
organist. A quartette composed
of Paul Howe, Dojiald McMil.
lap, William Chase and Philip •
Main of Goderich sang several
numbers at both services, tin.
accompanied.
Rev, H. de Vries chose for
his theme, “The most import
ant factor in the Christian’s
life to-day”, and based his mes
sage on the 4 A’s - Acknow
ledgement, Ask, Accept His
Promise and Act - and spoke
on the infilling of the spirit
,in the Christian’s life.
After the service a social .
time was held in the Sunday
school room of the church where
supper, was served.
At the evening service, Rev.
de Vries spoke on the subject,
“A faith for today”. He paid
tribute to those who had carried
on the church,which had been
established in this district 99
years ago. He stressed the im
portance of the church today
and closed his remarks by sta.
ting that the Christian’s moral
must be a high one if we are
to witness for Christ in to-
day’s modern world.
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A reception was held in the
Auburn Community Memorial
hall for Mr. and Mrs. Edgar
Leatherland of Acton. Edgar
Daer read an address of con
gratulations and Don Plunkett
presented a purse of money.
Gary Rodger presented money
also on behalf of the stag party.
Both Mr. and Mrs. Leatherland
thanked their friends for the
gifts.
MRS. HELEN LAWSON
Mrs, Helen Lawson, 74, of
113 Rattenbury Street, E., Clin
ton, passed away at Clinton
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AUBURN - The Woman’s
Missionary .Society of Knox
Presbyterian Church held their.
September meeting in the Sun.
day school room of the church
with the president, Mrs. Wil
fred Sanderson, in charge.
The meeting was opened with
_.,the„.calh.,to„-worship.,JMinutes
of the previous meeting were
accepted as read by the secre
tary, Mrs. Alvin Leatherland.
It was announced that Huron
Presbyterial rally will be held
on September 27 at Seaforth.
Plans were made to entertain
guests at the Fall Thankoffer
ing when it is hoped that Miss
Ida White, missionary on fur
lough, will be guest speaker.
Mrs. Sanderson was in charge
of the devotional period.
Roll call was answered by a
verse beginning with “I”. The
offering was received by Mrs.
Donald Haines and dedicated by
Mrs. Sanderson. The study book
on “The Church to-day” was
taken by Mrs, Wes Bradnock.
The different lives of the young
person, the apartment dweller,
the family man and the older
• person Were discussed and con.
eluded with a brief description
of those individuals who are
asking what can the Christian
faith mean to them all.
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