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Mark Anniversaries.
At 'Local Churches
Anniversary services were held
in Cavan Presbyterian church, on
Sunday with the speaker being
Rev, C. A. 1VICCarroll of Knoll -
wood Perk Presbyterian chureh,
London, and the choir assisted
by Messrs'. Harold and Gerald
Skinner in the morning and bY
the HUronia Male Quartette in the
evening.
At the morning. service Mr.
McCarroll chose to dwell on
Biblical story of Naaman, who
had everything .of this world's
goods to be desired wealth,.
position, honor, respect and 'dom-
estic happinesti everything
but health for he developed leP"
rosy. ',Atter trying everything to
cure himself he was finally per-
suaded to go to the prophet, El-
isha who told him to wash in the
river Jordan seven times. Naaman
was angry at ,first but he finally
complied and was healed, 'point-
ing out that ",God's Ways are
not our ways" and that "God is
no respecter of persons" and in
order to be•free from sin we must
"Wash and be clean,"
Harvest Festival
Sunday was Harvest Festival in
Trivitt Memorial church when
Canon A. A. Trumper of London
and rector o Trivitt for ten years
was the guest minister.
In his discourse Mr, Trumper
compared our earthly kingdom to
God's Kingdom—His kingdom is
everlasting whereas ours is only
for a mere life -time. Harvest
Thanksgiving reminds us of. a
kingdom of nature—we speak of
it as,...our own for man has ade-
veloped the land but one word
from Him and oar Kingdom van-
ishes. Man is not monarch of all
he surveys. Thine,is the Power—
we are the debtors, and the .Glory
—what is man's glory compared
to that of God's?—the ,sunrise --
the sunset—the stars are an in-
spiration for daily living. Thine
is the Kingdom and the Power
and the Glory forever.
Special Harvest Festival hymns
and anthems were sung.
W.M.S. Anniversaries
In Main St, and James .St.
United Churches services on Sun,
day morning the Women's Mis-
sionary anniversary was observ-
ed.
DI Main St. Rev. A. Rapson
was assisted in the morning ser-
vice by the president of the After-
noon Auxiliary of the W.M,IS,
Mrs. Russell Balkwill, who read
the Scripture lesson. Mr. Rapson's
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theme was "The Three 'Com-
mands" under the headings
,70ome,,, 'Tarry' and 'OW—preach
the 'Gospel .to every living creat-
ure. "It is much ,easier to receive
the gospel than •to preach the
gospel" said Mr. Itapson.
Criticizes Indifference
'At ,Iames St. Rev, James 0.
Nasteott, RA., B.D, of Blenheim
was the guest speaker and the
sqbject he chose was "The peril
of Indifference.' go quoted Les-
lie Rearson, Minister of External
Affairs at the Werki Convention
as saying that the world needs
Christ end a revival of the Christ-
ian faith,
Far too many .0hristians are
smug and satisfied. "We can't
reflect Christ to .othera unless he
is real to us" said Mr. Eastcott.
"We become so wrapped nu •in
our own interests we can not see
.God, Perhaps that is what is
'wrong with the world today."
Mr. Grant MeDe'nald was the
soloist.
Both Main St, and ,Tantes St.
withdrew their evening eervices
in .favor of Caven anniversary,
Miscellaneous Shower
'Friends of 'the Pentecostal
church, Eketer, gathered at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. X. Mc-
Laren recently to honor Wilt*
daughter Joyce who is a bride of
this month. A miscellaneous show-
er of gifts was pitesented to her.
Mrs. C. '<infer of Hansen and
Miss Joyce Hamilton, Exeter
were in charge of the entertain-
ment and 'arrangements for the
evening.
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Thames Road
By MRS. WILLIAM RHODE
Church Anniversary
.Rev, Buchanan, of Gorrie, was
guest' speaker at the church an-
niversary on Sunday, Mrs. Clare
Green, of Exeter,. was guest solo-
ist and assisted the choir. Among
those who attended and spent
the day with relatives or friends
were: Mr, and 1Virs. Clarence
Fletcher, of Winchelsea, with
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Gardiner.
Personal Items
'Miss Margaret Bray, of Londoner
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Bray.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Nickles and
family, of Bothwell were guests
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
William Snow and Mits. Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Clarke, of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Whiting, of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs.
John Rodd, Mr. and Mrs. Clar-
ence Thomson and Janice, of
Woodham visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery..
Mr. and Mrs. James Patterson,
of Hensall, were guests on Sun-
day evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Brock,
of Zion, with Mr. and Mrs. Edwin
Miller.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hern, of
Zion, with Mr. and Mrs. Sohn
Selves.
Mra and Urs. Harry Henn, Mr,
and Mrs. Tom Brock, of Zion,
with Mr. and Mrs.. Robert Hern.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Spence, of
Woodham, Mr. and Mrs. William
Thomson, of Exeter, with Mr. and
Mrs. William Rohde.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Jeffery
and Ross with Mr. and Mrs. Vic-
tor Jeffery.
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Jaques and
family, Mr. and Mtg., Wilmer
Ferguson and family, of Hensall,
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ferguson and
family, of Exeter, with Mr. and
Mrs. William Ferguson.
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Rodd, of
Woodham, with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Stewart.
Mr. and Mrs. Frayne Parsons
of Hurondale, Mrs. Percy Pass-
more, of Exeter, with M. and
Mrs. Lorne Passmore.
Mr. and Mrs: Orville Cann, of
Exeter, with Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Cann.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnston,
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Fields, of
London, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Love
and Ginger, a Grand Bend, Mr.
and Mrs. Reg. Hodgert and Grant
with Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Cann. -
On Monday evening Mr. and
Mrs. Tom. Allen and family, of
Londesboro, ehouted pictures of
their recent trip through New
York state and other interesting
places. Misses Marlene and Dar-
lene Frayne, accompanied by
their sister Helen, sang several
numbers. Mrs. Edwin Miller told
the children a Story. •
W.A. and W.M.S. Meeting
The October sheeting of the
W. A. and W.M.S. was held in the
church basement with Mrs. nd-
wilt Miller in charge. The scrip-
ture lessofl wet read by Mrs.
Glen Stewart, A Christian Sfews
ardship reading was given by Mrs,
Kenneth Duncan,
The study book dommittee,
Mrs. W. J. Moores, Mrs. William
Cann, Mrs. Archie Morgan and
Mrs, Edwin Miller were in charge
of the study "The Church iStreetS
the Immigrants" which was in-
teresting.
Mrs. Donald Kernick was in
charge of the program which con-
sisted a a plane sole bit Mrs.
Reg. Kodgert; a reading "Thanks-
giving all the Year" by MrS.
Melvin Gardner, Mrs. George
Kellett and Mrs. jack Stewart
who were the delegates to the
Presbyterial which was held at
Grand Pend recently, gave inter-
esting reports.
A special thank-uftering B411,-
144 will be held on Tuesday, Oct-
ober 25, In Thames Road thureh
when several visiting
will be invited.
The Cornish family were given a
Exchange Vows • ,Dashwood ELlB. Mon
In Cavan Manse
A lquiet but pretty wedding
was. SeleraniSed in ,Casen Preala-
terian manse en 'Saturday last
when Lois Patricia 'Bowden,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Bowden, London, and Frederick,
William 'Wheeler, et RCAF 'Oen-.
tralia, son ot Mr, and 'Mrs. Y.
Wheeler, 'Hamilton 'were united
in marriage 'by IteV. Samuel Kerr,
'The bride. allose a dims of
navy taffeta with ;notching 'ac-
cessories and pink and 'white
rose corsage.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Edwards at-
tended the couple and the recep-
tion 'following the ceremony 'was
held at 'the 'Edward's bene or
the immediate relatives.
The bridal couple lett tor Lon-
don And will make their home
in Exeter.
l'he bride has lived Witlt her
grandmother Mrs. J. McDonald
since infancy and Mr, and Mrs.
Wheeler will continue to live with
her for a time.
Trip To North
For Newlyweds
With Rev. H. J. Snell officiat-
ing at James $t. United parson-
age, the marriage took place on
Saturday last of Jean Marie Whit-
ing, daughter of the late Mr. and
Mrs. Earl Whiting, 'Centralia, and
James William Fraser, London,
son of Mr. and Mrs. George Fras-
er, Balaclava,.
The bride was gowned in
floor -length princess dress of
brocaded candleglow silk featur-
ing a bolero with jewelled Peter
Pan collar and lily point sleeves
and a full skirt sweeping to a
train. A tiara of seed pearls held
her shoulder length veil and her
bouquet was red roses,
Her sister, Mrs. P. J. Hamilton
of London, was matron of honor
gowned, in a waltz -length avocado
green nylon chiffon dress with
matching headdress and yellow
mum corsage.
Beverley Fraser, Balaclava,
was groomsman for his brother,.
At the reception held at Col-
onial Inn, Exeter, the groom's
mother received wearing a kelly
green ensemble with white carna-
tion corsage.
On their return from a wed
ding trip to Hamilton and north-
ern points Mr. and Mrs. Fraser
will live in London. The bride
chose for travelling a teal blue
suit with rose accessories,
Painting In Oils
Federation Topic
Oil Painting as a Hobby was
the theme of an address by Mrs.
Gordon Koch at the W.A. meet-
ing of the Federated Women's
gronp of James St. church in the
Church parlors on Monday even-
ing. She illustrated her com-
ments by displaying paintings by
her husband.
Mrs. Harry Cole and her group
arranged the program. Mrs. Koch
conducte.d the worship service as-
sisted by Mrs. 1.1. Broderick, Mrs.
(Palfrey Cann and Mrs. Reg Mc-
Donald. Pat Cann and Marlene
McBridedavored with vocal duetts
and Sandra Wolper with a piano
-solo. ,
Mrs. ffCen HoCkey, president,
conducted the business. It was
decided to buy extra equipment
for the kitchen 'to the value of
$50; $25 was given towards the
new tables in the kitchen and
they arranged to serve the lunch
at the Senior Citizen's meeting in
January.
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Aid Stricken Neighbor
The men of the, B.U.B. church
held a bee on Tuesday and plow-
ed for Mr. Don Gaiser, who was
confined to a Toronto 'hospital
for several weelts,
Those assisting were: Carl Oes-
treicher, Irvin Made Hilton
Ford, Ralph Weber, Lloyd Eagle-
son, Art and Milton Haugh, Ted-
dy Webb, Elgin and Ebert Wei-
gand, Sid Baker, Gorden •Bender
and. Louis Weigand
attend Rally
A number of ladies from Zion
Lutheran church attended a Luth-
eran missionary rally last Wed-
nesday evening in ivionkton. Miss
gelen Nadiger and Mrs. Albert
Rader sang a duet.
personal Items
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Resterney-
er and Edward spent last week-
end in Detroit, Mrs. Tillie Rest-
emeYer, who had spent several
weeks there, returned with. them,
Sorority Enjoys.
Costume Party
A masquerade Hallowe'en party
was held by the Sorority at the
home of Mrs. Howard Munn) at
Dashwood on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. J. Gowan won first prize or
her costume and 1Virs. Jack Doerr
second.
Games and contests were tn-
joyed arranged by the social com-
mittee under the convenership of
Mrs. Frank Butson.
During the evening tenative
plans were made for the sorority
dance on November 10.
Hear Professor
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ber was discussed.•The first eu-
chre and dance of the year is to
be held in the Townhall, Hensel).
on Friday, October 21. Mrs.
Henderson and Mrs. ,L. Mellis
with Mrs, Bruce McGregor as
alternate were appointed delegates
to the Area Convention at Hotel
ndon October 17-19.
Mrs, J. Drummond directed con-
tests and the hostessess were Mrs.
J. McNaughton and Mrs. Morley
Cooper.
Mise Marion Rader spent the
weekend in London with Mr. and
Mrs. 'Wendell Gamble.
Miss Barbara Becker, of Kitch-
ener spent the weekend with Mr.
and Mrs, V. L. Becker.
Mrs.. Ernest Koehler, Barbara
and Anne spent a couple of days
last week in London with Mr.
and Mrs. Ward Kraft and family
Mr. and Mrs, Sid Baker, Mr.
and Mrs. Milton Webb, Judy and
BR:tattsle: atSt:(1pailYowi u eg mt ar ot
Mr, and Mrs. Chas, Snell and
eli
at Leamington last Tuesday and
visited in Detroit on WedneedaY
with Mr. and Mrs. F. E. Watson
and Mr. and Mrs. Qrby Nestle.
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. L. 1-1„ Rader were Mr. and
MDs. Ervin Rader and family.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mason
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Nelson Sinclair at Orecliton.
Mr. and Mrs. William Mason
and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Mason
and family spent last Monday
with Mr. and Mrs' Gerald O'Rou-
rke..
Mr. and Mrs. :William Veich
waniian
dnfaimmilya,son.
of Parkhill, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Mr. Donald Geiser is able to be
around following a major oper-
ation,
ev.
R . and Mrs, Kigenell are en
vacation,
Home Economist
Plans Schools
Mrs. H. Filsinger, Home Eco-
nomist' for Huron and Bruce
connties, has announced dates of
the Trainin'g School for leaders
and assistants for G 1 r 1 e' 4H
Homemaking Clubs.
In Huron County the 'project
Is "What Shall I Wear?" in Where
the girls make 'blouses and study
wardrobe planning.
Training school will 'be held
in Wingham, October 27 and 28
in the Department of Agricul-
ture Board room.
On Tuesday and Wednesday of
this iweeksMrs. Earl Watson, R.X.
i 'St. Marys, leader of the Kirk -
ton girls, took the leader's course
at Stratford in. Perth County.
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