HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1954-12-15, Page 11COUNCIL OF CHURCHES
HEARS CLINTON PADRE
The • Wingham and District Council
of Churches met at the home of Rev.
and Mrs, W,'\J. V. Buchanan, Gorrie,
on Monday, December 6th, 1954,
The meeting opened with a brief
devotional period in which a carol
was sung, a portion of Scripture was
read by Rev, C. D, Cox and a prayer
was given by Rev. A. Nimmo.
With the president, Rev. H. L,
Parker, in the chair the minutes of
the last meeting were read by the
secretary, Rev. D. J. MacRae, It was
decided to hold the next meeting at
Rev. MacRae’s home in Wingham, on
January 10th, 1955.
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The special speaker, Padre Ft.
Lieut, B. Garrett, of
School, was introduced
MacRae.
The speaker recently
Germany, told something about gen
eral and religious conditions in Ger
many, The speaker also spoke about
the living conditions of our Canadian
military forces in Germany.
The padre felt that the Canadians
stationed in Germany were relatively
well cared for, Living together, as
they do, they form something of &
Little Canada overseas,
The members of the council were
very grateful to Padre Garrett for his
informative address, ,
Following the meeting a delicious
lunch was served by Mrs, Buchanan,
ably assisted by Mrs. Gordon Edgar.
The hearty thanks of the meeting
was extended to the ladies for their
kindness by Rev, Jennings, of Luck
now.
Clinton Air
by Rev, D. J.
returned from
Miss Mary Johnston
Buried in Wroxeter
There passed away in Wingham
General Hospital, on Saturday, Dec
ember 4th, 1954, Miss Mary Johnston,
eldest daughter of the late Geo. and
Mrs. Johnston of the 2nd. of Grey.
Mary was beloved by all who knew
her and spent her life caring for
others. When the ^brothers or sisters
needed help Mary was always ready
and willing to help. She was so busy
helping others she never had time
for a home of her own. At birthdays
and Christmas she always remember
ed he* brothers and sisters, nieces
and nephews with gifts and cards.
As a young woman at Roe’s Church
she taught a class of boys in Sunday
School and had been sent as delegate
to Epworth League conventions many
times. She loved her Bible and her
church and when she was able never
missed a Sunday service. She was a
member of Roe’s church and in later
years Kincardine United Church.
Friends and relatives came from
Toronto, London Tiverton, Kincar
dine, Wingham, Gorrie, Lucan and
Hickson and-all the old friends and
neighbors from the 2nd. of Grey and
S. S. No. 4, to pay their last respects
to a beloved sister, aunt and friend.
The funeral was from the D. A.
Rann funeral home, Brussels on Tues
day last. Six nephews acted as pall
bearers, Ken Simmons, Alistar . Sim
mons, Cameron Simmons, John John
ston, Charles Shaw, Robert Johnston.
Flower bearers were Art Simmons,
Wm. Bremner,. C. J. Irwin, Harold
Wright, Gordon Stephenson.
She was laid to rest in Wroxeter
cemetery beside her parents and a
much loved sister, Martha, who pre
deceased her two and a half years
ago.
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