HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1954-12-15, Page 7A Christmas tree has been erected
at the Bank of Commerce where arti
cles may be taken.
Parcels will also be accepted at the
fire hall.
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CHRISTMAS DRIVE
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The Walkerton Fire Department is
sponsoring a Christmas drive for
funds and clothes for the needy of the
town and district.
It has long been felt that a centra)
depot should be established where
persons who have discarded toys,
clothing and other items, could bring
them for distribution.
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CORRIE
Woman’* Auxiliary
The annual meeting of the W.A. of
St, Stephen's Anglican Church was
held at the home of Mrs. Norman
Wade on Friday afternoon with an at
tendance of 20, The president, Mrs,
N, Wade, presided for the business
and devotional program. Roll call was
answered with a verse of a favorite
Christmas hymn and a gift to the
W.A. The secretary-treasurer, Mrfl-
George King, presented the minutes
and financial report. Mrs. John Dins
more gave the Little Helpers’ report.
Three new subscribers were reported
for the Living Message,
Christmas hymns were sung and
Mrs, T- C, Vlttie read two Christmas
poems. ‘The Keeper of the Inn", was
read by the president and the Scrip
ture was read by Mrs, Gordon Under
wood, A minute's silence was observed
in memory of a departed member,
Mrs. H. V, Holmes, who was a charter
member, president for thirteen years
and a diocesan life member.
Mr. F. E. Russell then gave an in
teresting talk on. "Women of the
Bible", giving ideals to be held up as
a standard in the work of the W.A.
He presided for the election of offi
cers. Mrs, R, T. Bennett, convener of
the nominating committee brought in
the following slate, which was accept
ed:
President, Mrs. Harry King; 1st
vice-pres., Mrs, Gordon Underwood;
2nd vice-pres,, Mrs. R. T. Bennett (re
elected); sec.-treas., Mrs, George King
(re-elected); Little Helpers’ sec., Mrs.
John Dinsmore; shut-ins, Mrs. Nor
man Wade; Living Message, Mrs. T.
Short; Dorcas, Mrs, Earl Underwood;
helpers, Mrs. Clara Ritchie, Mrs. J.
Dinsmore, Mrs. Ernest King, Mrs.
Chas. Lawrence. Mrs. Harry King,
Mrs. George King and Mrs. N. Wade
were appointed a committee to ar
range programs for next year.
Mr. Russell closed the meeting with
prayers. Mrs. R. T. Eennett assisted
the hostess in serving refreshments.
North Huron LOL
The annual meeting of the North
Huron County L.O.L. was held in Gor
rie on Tuesday evening. The follow
ing officers were elected for the com
ing year:
Master, T. L. Mclnnes, Gorrie; de
puty master, Walter Scott, Belgrave;
recording secretary, Ross Errington,
Dungannon; treasurer, Bert Isard, of
Wingham; financial secretary, Milo
Casemore, Wingham; marshall, Har
vey Jacklin, Brussels; chaplain, Ro
bert Hibberd, Fordwich; lecturers,
Gordon Nethery and William Buchan
an, of Belgrave.
LOL Euchre
"Winners at the L.O.L. euchre in the
Orange Hall on Wednesday evening
of last week were: High lady, Mrs.
Justin Will; 2nd high lady, Miss V.
Harris; high gentleman, Charles
Cathers; 2nd high gentleman, Arthur
Stephens.
District Council of Churches
The Wingham and District Council
of Churches met in Gorrie at the
home of Rev. W. J. V. and Mrs, Bu
chanan. Ft. Lieut- Rev. B. Garrett, of
Clinton, was the guest speaker,
Santa Claus Visits Gorrie
Santa arrived in Gorrie on Satur
day afternoon by train and was met
by a gay red truck, decorated with
evergreens, and the Palmerston High
School Girls’ Band, who paraded to
the community hall where films were
shown to the large gathering of chil
dren and parents. Later Santa and his
helpers handed out treats. Gorrie
businessmen made the arrangements
for Santa’s visit,
UNITED CHURCH NEWS
The Woman’s Association of the
Gorrie United Church will hold its
December meeting at the home of
Mrs. Annie Toner on Thursday even
ing, at 8J.5 pun. Group 2 will be in
charge of the urogram.
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The Mission Eand will meet in the
church
o’clock,
boxes.
hah on Friday after
Members please bring
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Sunday morning at 11
The Wingham Advance-Times, Wednesday, Decemberlast week owing to the illness of her
son-in-law, Mr* W, Barton, who un
derwent an operation in Kitchener
Hospital,
Mr, and Mrs. Austin Fines, Erin,
Were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. T, L, Melnncs.
Mr. and Mrs. David Ritchie, Mari
lyn and Mac, of Teeswater, spent Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs, Thos, Douglas.
Mr, Ernest King Jr., of Windsor,
spent Friday and Saturday with his
parents, Mr, and Mrs. E, King,
Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Grainger and
family of London, visited on Saturday
with Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Grainger.
Jim Walker, London, and Mac
friends and neighbors gathered and
presented them with gifts and a social
time was enjoyed. Mr, and Mrs.
Adams were married In October,
Mr, and Mrs. Goodfellow, of Tees- __
water, visited Mrs. James Armstrong j a week ago a stick of wood fell on it.
Hutchison, Newtonbrook, spent the" She continued to go around until it
week-end at their respective homes.
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Watson, of
Brussels, visited Mr. and Mm, George
Dane on Sunday,
Mrs, Jack Doig of Listowel, spent
a few days with her daughter, Mrs.
Russel Adams and Mr. Adams,
Christmas parties are the order of
the day, Group 4, the Friendly Fours
of the United Church W.A., held Jis
party in the Sunday School rooms on
Thursday night with an attendance of
25, Beautiful Christmas table decor
ations were a feature. Uowick Legion
and Ladies’ Auxiliary held their an
nual Christmas tree and party on
Thursday evening,
Mrs, E, King has her foot in a cast
since Friday when she had it X-rayed
and a crushed bone was shown. Over
SHORT CUT
PROVES FATAL
A cow, owned! by Allen Searle, of
Walton, decided that she liked the
shelter of her own stable and not a
farm about three miles away. On the ,
way back to the barn it decided to
take a short cut and started to fol
low the train track.
A train approached from the op
posite direction and in the encounter
the cow came out second best.
There was no salvage value on the
carcass and Mr. Searle was out an es
timated $250,
became very painful and a doctor was
consulted, Friends are hoping that
the injury will be less painful and
soon heal,
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Next
the white gift service will be
when the children will present
white gifts.
Christmas music by the choir.
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The C.GXT. is having its candle
light vesper service in the Gorrie
United Church on Sunday evening at
8 p.m. The girls will have charge of
the service and will be wearing their
uniforms. It is hoped there will be
a good attendance to encourage the
girls in their worthwhile effort.
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On Friday evening the Northern
Helpers will hold the December meet
ing at the home of Mrs. Cech Grain
ger.
their
There will be special
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The Baby Band Christmas, party* in
the United. Church on Friday after
noon was attended, by nineteen, child
ren and their mothers. Christmas
carols were sung and recitations given
by Jimmy Hyndman and Brent Dane.
Mrs. Buchanan told the Christmas
story. The Baby Band members placed
their mite boxes in the manger. Mrs.
Gerald. Galbraith conducted, games.
Those who were not present are asked
to leave their mite boxes at Whit
field’s store.
ANGLICAN CHURCH NEWS
The Rev, L. A. Nelles, of London,
will be in charge of the Christmas
Communion service in St. Stephen's
Church on Sunday. Mr. F, E. Russell
conducted installation, of the W.A. of
ficers on Sunday, December 12.
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The annual Christmas party and
congregational gathering will be held
or. Thursday evening in the Orange
Hall at 3.15 pm There will be a short
program and Slides’' will be shown.
Lunch will he served.
Personals
Mrs. Albert Heibein spent several
days of last week in London, visiting
with her son. Mr. Wm. Heibein and
Mrs. Heibein. She attended the Earle
GORRIE TWO
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Mrs; Wm. Heibein is a member of the
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Mr. and Mrs. Ray Adams, of To
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