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Miss Lorna Buchanan, of London,
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Mr. and Mrs. Efarvey McDowell
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Mri» and Mrs. Wm. ^Bakker, of Hul-
lett Township.Miss'* Violet Cook, of Goderich,
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Boak, of Crewe.
Mrs, Joseph Hanna, of Listowel, is
visiting at Mr, Ray Hanna’s.
Mr, Arnold Cook, Mr, Alderic
Richards, Miss Ruth Cook and Shirley
Patterson attended the 4-H Achievement night at Exeter on Friday even-1
ing. r .
Mr. and Mrs- Carl Deans and dau
ghters, of Guelph,* were Sunday vis
itors with Mr. and Mrs. Norman Mc
Dowell.
Sympathy is, extended to the family
and relatives in the death of Mrs-
John S. Scott (formerly Alice Harri
son) at Wingham General Hospital,
on Wednesday, December 1st, ip her
86th year. The funeral was held from
Belgrave Uniter Church on Saturday,
December 4th.
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Mrs. Bred McQuiilin was hostess
for the December meeting of the
Women’s Institute, when 27 ladies
were in attendance, Mrs. Elwood Bar
bour the president, was. In the chair.
The roll call was responded to with, a Christmas verse and a cash dona-’
tion to the Wingham Hospital. It was
later decided to add enough from
the funds to make this donation $10.
$2 was donated to the Christmas Seal
Fund.’
The motto "Strife arid sorrow can
not enter when Christmas Joy dwells”
was taken by Mrs. Barbour. Mrs.
Lloyd Hunter read a very fine papei*
on the topic "Christmas”, Mrs. Ches
ter Taylor played “Christmas Beils”
as a piano solo, A door prize of a
beautiful milk glass vase, given by
Mr. Wm. Schmidt, of Lucknow, was
wbn by Mrs. Fred McQuiilin. Miss
W. D. Rutherford read the story of
hand-made milk glass.
AU the ladies enjoyed the exchange
of Christmas gifts and a pleasant
Social hour was enjoyed when lunch'
was served by Mrs. Jas. Curran, Mrs,
E. W, Rice and Mrs. Wm. Purdon.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller and
Larry, of London, were week-end visi
tors with Mr. and Mrs. Chester Tay
lor.
■Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Miller were in
Stratford on Saturday visiting their
daughter, Margaret, student nurse at
the Genera] Hospital there. Margaret
has been a patient in the Hospital
recovering from a severe cold.
Members of the Calf Club, their
leaders and parents attended the
Huron County 4-H Club * annual
achievement night at Exeter on Fri
day evening. They travelled by Al
lan Reid’s bus.
. Mr. John McQuiilin left on Friday
for Windsor where he will spend the
next few months with Mr. and Mrs.
Irvin McCabe.
Miss Carolyn Gibson, of Amberley,
and Miss Marie Campbell, of Belfast,
students at the Stratford Teachers’
College are practice teaching at the
St. Helen’s school this week.
SENIOR WOMEN'S
MISSION CIRCLE
The Senior Women’s Mission Circle
of the Wingham Baptist Church, held
their monthly meeting at the home
of Mrs, J. A. Kelly, on Wednesday
afternoon.
The meeting was opened by the
singing of a hymn and Mrs. Falconer
offered prayer. The secretary read
the minutes of the previous meeting
and called the roll ’followed by the
treasurer’s report.
Mrs. C. R. Cantelon was in charge
of the program. The topic was "Com-
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was assisted by Mrs. Coyle, Mrs. Rm-
tout and Mrs. Cameron.
Mrs. Cantelon read an article on
"A Promise for the New Year", the
context of the Scripture verse “I will
be with thee; I will not fail thee, nor
forsake thee.” Mrs. H. Collar read a
letter from her daughter, Miss Laura
Collar, a missionary in Afripa, follow
ed ■> by a poem read by Mrs. Kelly,
"Perhaps, perhaps today.'*
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by several members of the Circle. The
meeting closed by the singing of a
hymn. A dainty lunch was served and
a social time enjoyed.
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