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The Wingham Advance-Times, 1954-12-15, Page 3&M. fXi NEWS OF FORDWICH I Newlywed Couples Honored; I Reception in Community Hall /J«ii Hfi® The Wingham Advance-Times, Wednesday, December 15, 1954 Page Throe Mr, and Mrs. Don Lounsbury andMr. and Mrs. Bud Cruickshank and ........_......... T family, of Wingham, visited on Sun- Patsy, and James Grant of St. day with Mrs, W. Wade and Miss Catharines, spent the week-end with Beatrice. £ VS&s%®ga ■s & ••• 1 F ,.T * IA ♦ <•'< •£ *>■'<MA. $ X'pi Almost Forgot to Order Storm Windows from CAMPBELL & GORBUTT Better see Stan and Jack TODAY! tN $ la The community hall at Fordwich was well filled on Friday night to honor two couples, of newlyweds, Mr, and Mrs. Keith Ridley and Mr, and Mrs, Bert Bellamy former Fordwich- ites and now of LQndon. They were both presented with identical table lamps and end tables, aluminum kitchen utensils and can- nister set. Mr. Bruce Wallace read the address. Both made suitable re­ plies. Timm’s orchestra supplied music for dancing, Initiate Three Members The L.O.B.A. Morning Star Lodge No, 131 met in their hall for the regular meeting with Mrs. Susan Gib­ son in the chair. Three new members were initiated into the order. Money was donated to the Scott Mission. Plans were made to send Christmas boxes to shut-in members. Lunch was served at the close. Silver Star Mission Band The Silver Star Mission Band met in the basement of the United Church on Sunday morning Sharon Pollock, president, and Mary Johnston, assis­ tant, secretary, were in charge. The meeting opened with a carol, and all repeated the Member’s purpose and Lord’s Prayer, The Scripture lesson was read by Dianne Carswell, Mrs. W. E. Hainstock led in prayer and read a story “A Christmas Gift no Money can give’’. The minutes were read and the business discussed. Forty-one answer­ ed the roll call. Glenna and Ruth Hibberd sang a duet. The offering was taken by Marjorie Connell. Mrs. Robert Gibson told the story from the Study Book, “Fig Tree Village’’. She illustrated her story with a drawing made with artificial snow. The election of officers was con­ ducted by Mrs. J. H, Pollock, with Dianne Carswell elected president, Mrs. W. 'E. Hainstock gave the children a Christmas treat. The clos­ ing prayer was sung. C. G. I. T. Party The Fordwich C.G.I.T. held annual Christmas party in the ment of the United Church. All en­ joyed a sing song, Marjorie Foster, Elizabeth Patterson and Joan Dem- their base- r. SENSATIONAL OFFER/ be M START YOUR COLLECTION TODAY I Ji ■ i-'l OF ALL NATIONS "Scotch Girl" .33 . - WITH EACH $10.00 PURCHASE Do all your shopping at DOMINION and see how you «an "CUT FOOD COSTS" and at the same time get a beautiful doll of all nations for only 89c with each purchase. $10.00 $ ■ s-na for RKMEMBEK! $10.00 purchaM MINION ontitlaa . your choice to any one of the more than 12 BEAUTIFUL DOLLS on display. Each at DO- you to K] "French Girl" only C OFFER TERMINATES SAT., DEC. l«Hi DOMINION STORES LIMITED Cut POOD <* DOMI N IO J* erling conducted games and contests, Everyone received a parcel. Lunch and candy was served by Evelyn Simmons, Shirley Ashton and Marilyn Cooper. The meeting closed with taps. Vesper Service On Sunday evening the annual Ves­ per service of C. G. I. T, was held in the United Church with Elizabeth Patterson as leader assisted by Mari­ lyn Cooper and Mrs. J, H. Pollock. The candlelighters were Donna Wray, Elizabeth Ann Cooper and Donna Johnston. The choir under the direction of Shirley Ashton sang the carol “Jen- netta Isabella”, Marlene Johnston and Allison McCann sang a duet. Margaret McCann and Alice Cun­ ningham received the offering. The recessional featured a candlelighting ceremony. W. M. S. Meeting The Christmas meeting of the Wo­ men’s Missionary Society of the Un­ ited Church was held at the home of Mrs. Gordon Brown. After the open­ ing hymn, Mrs. Ray Cooper read a story on “The Keeping of Christmas”. The minutes of the previous meet- were read by Miss Minnie McElwaine, the secretary., The roll call brought a splendid response of Christmas thoughts. The Candle Ceremonial was given by Mrs. Carl Ettinger, Mrs. Emma Williamson and Mrs. George Baker. Mrs. Gilkinson led in prayer. Mrs. Hird favoured with a lovely solo ac­ companied by Mrs. Ken Graham at the piano. Miss Violet Beswitherick led in prayer. Readings of the work of- our mis­ sionaries in India were given by Mrs. Hainstock, Mrs. Wm. Wilson and Mrs. Harold Pollock, after which Mrs. Harold Doig led in prayer, closing the meeting with a hymn. A social few minutes was spent singing Christmas carols after a dainty lunch was serv­ ed by the hostess. Newbridge Ladies’ Aid The Ladies’ Aid of Newbridge Un­ ited church met Tuesday at the home of Mrs. W. Hargrave for their Christ­ mas meeting with 15 members and 1 visitor. Mrs. Ben Fallis, president opened the meeting in the usual man­ ner after the business was taken care of. Rev. Hird presided for election of officers for 1955 which are as follows: pres., Mrs. Ben Fallis; vice-pres., Mrs. Leppington; secretary, Miss Elva Fos­ ter; treasurer, Mrs. Carl Shoemaker; Missionary pres., Mrs. Robt. Hood; organist, Mrs. Peden Connel. Several Christmas contests and games were then held and the meet­ ing closed with prayer. Lunch was served and a social half hour was spent. Hostesses were Mrs. T. Rade- macker, Mrs. W. Wallace and Mrs. P. Connel. Trinity W. A. The regular monthly .meeting of the W. A. of Trinity Church, Fqrd- wich, was held on Thursday in the Sunday School rooms with the presi­ dent presiding and opening with a hymn followed by the Lord’s Prayer. The roll call, a verse for Christmas, was answered by 13 members. Reports were given for the W. A. by Mrs. Hargrave, showing a balance of $75.28; for the . Guild by Mrs. Frank Graham, $109.59; the Little Helpers by Mrs. W. Sothern, $48.52. Mrs. Crosby Sothern then presided for the election of officers for 1955. Elected were Honorary pres., Mrs. M. Armstrong; pres., Mrs. Stan Forester; 1st. vice, Mrs. Ruby Foster; 2nd. vice, Mrs. Emmerson Ferguson; secretary, Mrs. Jim Strong; treasurer, Mrs. Emmer­ son Hargrave; sec.-treas. of the Guild, Mrs. Frank Graham; Living Message, Mrs. Gamble; quilt committee, Mrs. M. Armstrong, Mrs. R. Foster and Mrs. J. Boyd; sick committee, Mrs. R. Allan, Mrs. E. Hargrave and Mrs. J. Strong; altar committee, Mrs. R. Fos­ ter and Mrs. Crosby Sothern; press reporter, Mrs. W. Sothern; education­ al secretary, Mrs. Crosby Sothern; president Little Helpers, Mrs. Roy Simmons; secretary, Mrs. W. Sothern; assistants, Mrs. B. Armstrong and Mrs. W. Hargrave; auditors, Mrs. R.I Foster and Beatrice Wade. The remainder of the afternoon was given over to the conveners of the Christmas program, consisting of several Christmas film strips which was much enjoyed. Several contests were held and the meeting closed with prayer. Lunch was served. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Clare Harris spent a day last week in Fergus and Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hargrave and Douglas, and Mr. and Mrs. E. Har­ grave spent Wednesday in Kitchener. Mrs. Bruce Sothern underwent an appendectomy operation on Wednes- ’ day in the Palmerston Hospital. Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Armstrong i and Mr. and Mrs. Art Mitchell spent i Thursday in Kitchener. | Miss Ethel Reis of Stratford, spent : the week-end at her home here. : Mr. Henry Campbell spent a couple • of days last week with Mr. and Mrs. ’ Jack Doig of Listowel. ! Mr, and Mrs. William Sothern and 5 Gary, Mrs. Roy Simmons and Mrs. J Jas. Vittie spent Friday*in Kitchener. J Friends will be sorry to hear that ! Miss Ellen Cober underwent an ap- 5 pendectomy at Listowel Hospital last i week. ‘ ; Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Connel and Mr. j Ab. Hall spent Friday in Kitchener. j Miss Esther Harding, of Mount For- J est, spent several days last week at S her home here. g Mr. Wm. Dunum, of Hamilton, is q visiting for several days at the home !j of Mr. and Mrs. Harvey McDermitt, s Mr, and Mrs. Tdm Padfield, of J Mount Forest, visited one day last S week With Mr. and Mrs. George Bak- 9 er. § Mr, Vernon Gilmore of Owen Sound, S spent the week-end at the home of S friends. S Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Lynn and Karen, § of Orangeville, spent the Week-end a with Mrs, Earl Ridley. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bricker, Mary & Lou and Johnny, of Kitchener, visited $ on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Earl ® Moore. « Mr. and Mrs. Ross Doig. pitrsfifrs GENE AUTRY and other tawbay actors IN THREE DIMENSION^ Now ... see thrilling action pictures of popular cowboy stars in the amazing “come to life” realism of full color and three dimen­ sions. 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