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NEWS OF BELMORE
McIntosh Church Well Filled
For 60th Anniversary of WMS
McIntosh church was well filled on
Sunday morning, when the W.M.S.
held a special service to celebrate
thpir 60th anniversary. The church
was beautifully decorated for the oc
casion with roses and other summer
flowers. Mrs. Joseph Vogan and Miss
Nellie Doig were in charge of regis
tration and Mrs. Jim Harper and Mrs.
Bruce Harkness were ushers.
Mrs. Fred Dustow, president, opened
the service with a call to worship and
prayer. Mrs. Alex Sangster welcomed
the visitors and read the minutes of
the original meeting on July 31, 1894,
also a list of the first members, only
two of whom are still living. Mrs.
Bessie (Ritchie) Sanderson, of Tor
onto, and Mrs. Emma (Vogan) Gowdy,
of Wingham, Mrs. Harry McGee of
Wingham, was also one of the early
members.
The following were the first offic
ers—president, Mrs. (Rev.) A. C.
Stewart; 1st. vice-president, Mrs. Wm.
Wallace; 2nd. vice-president, Mrs.
Thomas Inglis; secretary, Mrs. Eliza
beth (Inglis) Arkell; treasurer, Mrs.
Maggie (Wilson) Miller; Mrs. Annie
Doig was president for the longest
term, having held the position for 20
years.
Hymn 376 “Blest Be the Tie that
Binds” was sung then Mrs. Eldon
Renwick read the Scripture, Luke 10,
25-37. Mrs. Allan White sang a solo
“Drifting” and Mrs. Cameron Taylor
read greetings from the following,
Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Taylor, Dorches
ter; Rev. and Mrs. Ralph Turnbull,
Toronto, Rev. J. H. and Mrs. Martin,
Thornton; Mrs. Sanderson, Toronto
and Mrs. John Gowdy, Wingham.
Mrs. Sangster then introduced the
guest speaker, Miss Ella Lediard, who
for 26 years served the church as a
missionary in Japan, and for the past
6 years in B. C. There were a great
many children present and she told
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them a most interesting story about
“A Hen who started ft Church”,
She gave a splendid address using
as her theme ‘We are all of one blood.’
Rev, Harold West spoke a few words
of appreciation .and the choir sang
“Man of Galilee”, The meeting closed
with hymn 252, “In Christ there is no
East or West” and the benediction.
Mrs. John Duffy Passes
Mrs, John Duffy, a former resident
of this locality passed- away ifi Wal
kerton, early Friday morning. Mrs.
Duffy was the former Mary Haskins
and was in her 85th year.
She had many friends here as she
lived her early life on the Haskins
homestead near McIntosh church,
and later with her husband and family
on the Tremble farm just east of the
church. She was an active member, of
Belmore Women’s Institute and was
always a willing Worker in McIntosh
Church ■ affairs.
She leaves to mourn two daughters
Mrs. James - (Stella) Kirby and Mrs.
Harley (Freda) Colvin, both of Tees-
water, also a son, Herbert, of Tees-
water. There are four grandchildren
and five great grandchildren, also one
brother, David of Burlington.
The funeral was held on Saturday
afternoon from Church’s funeral
home, Teeswater, with burial in Mild-
may Evangelical cemetery.
Y. P. U. Meeting
The regular meeting of the Y.P.U.
of Belmore and McIntosh societies
was held on Thursday night at the
home of Mrs. Louis Dahm, near Mild-
may. About 35 attended. It was de
cided to hold an' opening meeting of
the next season on the first Thursday
in September. Hot dogs, pop, games
and songs were enjoyed by everyone.
The meeting closed with the Mizpah
benediction.
Presbyterian Y.P.S.
The regular meeting of the Pres
byterian Y.P.S. was held in the school
room of the' church on Sunday even
ing, July 4th. The president, Wilma
Haugh, was in charge.
The meeting opened with hymn 752
followed by the Logd’s prayer in uni
son. The minutes of the last meeting
were read and approved. Hymn 431
was sung. Bruce Darling the service
convener took charge.
The Scripture, Psalm 103 was read
by Charlie Darling, followed by prayer
by Jean Dickson. The roll call nam
ing a "King of Israel” was well re
sponded to. There was special music
by Wilma and Joyce Haugh. Slides
were shown by Marion and Alvin
Mundell entitled the “History of the
Christian Church.”
The meeting closed with hymn 677
and the Mizpah benediction.
Happy Helpers
The Happy Helpers Mission Band
entertained their mothers and mem
bers of the W.M.S. at the home of
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Mae and Irene Doybjedee on Wednes
day afternoon, The president, John
Newans was in charge and a short
programme was presented, consisting
of choruses by the seniors and juniors
accompanied by Mrs. Carl Douglas, a
piano duet by Ruth and Merle Fitch,
and a piano solo by Lojs Mae Fitch.
The minutes read read and approved.
20 answered the roll call for the Mis
sion Band, 18 adults and 3 little visit
ors.
This was followed by the worship
congregation of the Christian Church
period which followed the theme “The
Scares”, With Mary Elliott as pianist,
hymn 614 was suns'. Janet Horton led
in prayer. Barry Mulvey took charge
of the responsive reading. The col
lection was taken by Ross Fitch and
Keith Mulvey after which all repeated
the offertory prayer and Mr. West
supervised games for the children.
Mrs. West acted as leader for the
W.M.S. programme. Mrs. Roy Ruther
ford gave an interesting story from
the Missionary Monthly.
Mrs. Harry Mulvey read a chapter
from the study book. The minutes
were read and approved, It was de
cided to withdraw the July meeting.
All joined in singing a hymn after
which Mrs, Alvin Fitch closed the
meeting with prayer. Lunch was serv
ed by the Mission Band bringing an*
enjoyable meeting to a close.
Communion Next .Sunday
Communion service will be held
next Sunday, July 11th, in McIntosh
Church at 11.30. Preparatory service
will be held on the Thursday evening
previous, at 7.80 in the Belmore United
Church, with the official board meet
ing on the following Monday everting.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Abraham and
Tommy, of Gore Bay, spent the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Abraham.
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Davidson at
tended a thirtieth wedding anniver
sary gathering in honor of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy Fleming of Moorefield, on
Sunday afternoon. This was a family
gathering with about thirty present,
held at the home of the honoured
couple’s son. Among the guests was
Mrs. Walker, a former resident of
Belmore, who at one time had a gen
eral store here.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gowdy and
Raymond, were supper guests of Mr,
and Mrs. Harry Feagan of Wingham,
on Sunday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Inglis celebrated
their ninth wedding anniversary last
week by a picnic to Bruce Beach.
Mr, arid Mrs. Henry Johann marked
their 44th wedding anniversary on
Tuesday, June 29th. A number of
friends called to offer congratulations
and wish them many more years of
wedded happiness.
Miss Isabel Darling left for Toron
to on Saturday morning to take a
course in arts and crafts. Mrs. Carl
Douglas is also in Toronto taking a
music supervisor's course. Miss Joanne
Gilmar is attending summer school.
Friends of Donna Miller will be
pleased to know that she was success
ful in passing her entrance examina
tions.
Mrs. R. J. Scott of Wingham, spent
last Thursday with her sister, Mrs. J.
S. Inglis and Jean.
Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Ellis, of Noble
ton, spent Friday and Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Dustow.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Vogan, Nancy
and Wayne, of Moncton, N.B., are
spending some time with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Vogan. Mr. and
Mrs. Ross Vogan and family,.of Wing
ham, spent Sunday with them.
Mr. and Mrs. John Reid and family,
of Bolton, spent Saturday in the vil
lage.
Miss Maribelle Bere, of Dungannon,
is holidaying with her cousin, Eva
Dale McNce.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Marshall and
Jim, of Stratford, spent the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. W. Curie.
Miss June Wright is visiting with
Diane Fitch.
Mr. and Mrs. Barney Keemar, of
Toronto, spent the holiday week-end
with the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Fich Sr. A family gathering was
held at the Fitch home on Sunday
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Clark Renwick had as
their guests on Friday evening, Mr.
and Mrs. Lloyd Smeltzer and family,
of Brantford, Mrs. Charlie Smeltzer,
of Regina, Mr. and Mrs. John Fitch
Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Barney Keemar and
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Montgomery.
Visit Detroit
On June 28th the pupils of the Bel
more school visited the city of De
troit on their annual bus tour. Four
teen adults and thirteen children made
the trip.
The places of interest that were
visited were the Ford plant where they
saw the making and shaping of parts
and the assembling of cars; the mu
seum and Greenfield Village where
they saw the first car that Henry
Ford built, and quite a change from
the cars of today. They saw the Ro
tunda where the cars and tractors of
tomorrow are shown, and lastly, they
visited the Detroit Zoo which is the
best on the North American continent.
Happy Hoers Meet
The third meeting of the Happy
Hoers 4-H Club was hqld at the home
of Mrs. F. Poubledee on Thursday
evening with eleven members present.
The roll call “How Does My Garden
Grow?” was answered by all the mem
bers. Freezing of fruits and vegetables
was demonstrated by the leaders, Mrs.
McDonald arid Mrs. Doubledee.
Lunch was served by four of the
girls. The next meeting will be held
on July 23.
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