The Wingham Advance-Times, 1954-12-15, Page 12Page Twelve The Winghaxn Advance-Times, Wednesday, December 15, 1954 NEWS OF WHITECHURCH
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The W.M.S. of the United Church
held their annual meeting and quart
erly birthday tea on Wednesday last,
at the home of Mrs, Garnet Farrier,
with twenty ladies present and with
the president, Mrs. Jas. Falconer pre
siding and leading in the Christmas
program. All sang the Christmas car
ols to the accompaniment of piano
and electric organ,
Mrs. Clarence McClenaghan led in
the Missionary prayer, speaking of
friends now residing in Japan. Mrs,
G. E. Farrier represented Canada,
and Mrs, Millan Moore, India, in the
candle-lighting ceremonial, telling
how dark- these lands would be with
out the Light from Christ and the
Christian religion.
Rev, R. A. Brook was present and
gave a short talk on the constant far-
reaching work of the W.M.S. societies,
and what they mean to the life of a
church. He then installed the follow
ing officers for next year: Hon.-
pres., Mrs. Brook; pres., Mrs. Falcon
er; 1st. vice, Mrs. D. J. M. Moore; 2nd.
vice, Mrs. Ezra Scholtz; assist, sec.,
Mrs. H. Laidlaw; treasurer, Mrs. Wal
ter James; corres. sec., Mrs. B. D,
McClenaghan; Mission Band, supt.,
Mrs. Millan Moore; assist, supts., Mrs,
T. H. Moore, Mrs. Clarence McClena
ghan; Baby Band supt., Mrs. Ben
McClenaghan; prayer com., Mrs, W.
J. Watt, Mrs. Mac Ross; music com.,
Mrs. Russell Gaunt, Mrs. J. H. Laid
law; visiting com., Mrs. E. Scholtz,
Mrs. Ben McClenaghan, Mrs. Ernest
Casemore, Mrs. Ernest Beecroft, Mrs.
W. J. Purdon; temp, sec., Mrs. J. G.
Gillespie; Missionary Monthly sec.,
Mrs. W. R. Farrier; stewardship and
Assoc, members sec., Mrs. Albert
Coultes; supply sec., Mrs. W. James,
Mr. T. H. Moore, Mrs. G. E, Farrier;
auditors, Mrs. Chapman, Mrs. Case-
more.
res, sec., Mrs. Ben McClenaghan;
lunch com., Mrs. R. Laidlaw, Mrs,
Geo. McClenaghan buying com,, Mrs.
W. R, Farrier, Mrs. J. G. Gillespie,
Mrs. E. H. Groskorth,
Moore,
Mrs. T. H.
Mrs. Gros-
to meet at
Officers of W. A., pres., Mrs. J. D.
Beecroft; 1st. vice, Mrs. John Purdon;
sec.-treas., Mrs. Garnet Farrier; cor-
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readings were given by Mrs, Robert
Purdon and Mrs. Ross and Mrs, And
rew Gaunt sang.
The theme of the Christmas pro
gram was,? Let us go unto Bethlehem,
and Mrs. McInnis, MrsT Ross , and Mrs.
Gordon MeBurney led in the different
parts. Reports of the year’s work
were given by the different secretar
ies, and all enjoyed singing Christmas
carols. Mrs. Jasa, McInnis closed the
meeting with the Glad Tidings bene
diction, The next meeting will be held
in the Church,
Fordyce school, held the schoql con
cert in the St. Helens hall op Friday
evening, with Mr, Stanley Moore, as
chairman, and with a splendid at
tendance, All enjoyed the program of
recitations, dialogues and musical
numbers, and Santa came in time to
distribute the gifts from a loaded tree.
•Lunch was served and ah enjoyed the
social time together,
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Mrs, Ezra Scholtz sang,
korth invited the ladies
her home for the January meeting,
and Mrs, Falconer pronounced' the
benediction, and all enjoyed the birth
day quarterly tea and lunch hour,
Women’s Institutes Meet
The regular monthly meeting of the
Women's Institute was held on Tues
day last in the Memorial Hall, with
the president, Mrs, Frank Ross, pre
siding, The roll-call was answered by
each member giving a gift for a shut-
in child. The ladies decided to donate
$10 to the Wingham Hospital. Mrs. V.
Emerson thanked the ladies for their
splendid help at the Federation ban
quet, <
The ladies have a Tweedsmuir book
and Mrs, Emerson and Mrs. J. G.
Gillespie were appointed to chart out
the material and.JMrs. Owen King of
fered to type it for the book. Tweeds
muir* books are records of the history
and important people and doings in a
community, and the ladies are to be
commended for gathering and tabu
lating these interesting records.
The president divided the commun
ity into four parts for the purpose of
winter entertainment, with the Lang
side district providing the first get-
together in the holiday week.
Mrs, Emersoon gave a Christmas
reading, Mrs. G. E. Farrier sang,
“God Rest You Merry Gentlemen”.
The special speaker, Miss Joan Cor
mack, of Lucknow, health nurse of
Bruce Co., gave a very interesting
talk on her work in communities,
speaking on immunization, vaccina
tion and nutrition, telling them how
they can take advantage of Health
services and chest clinics and help in
Christmas and Easter T. B. drives.
She stressed family unity by saying,
families that play together, and that
pray together, will stay together. Mrs,
Frank Miller gave two Christmas
readings, and Mrs, Millan Moore held
two interesting contests. Mrs. J. G.
Gillespie invited the ladies to meet at
her home in January
al anthem closed the
Was served.
Personals
Pte. Harold Goyeau, of Camp Bor
den, spent a few days last week at
the home of his aunt, Mrs. Aldin Pur
don and with Zurich friends.
Mr. and Mrs. S. Lambert, of St,
Catharines, -spent last week end at
the home of their daughter, Mrs.
Mylis St. Marie. Mrs. St, Marie has
been under the doctor’s care during
the past week.
Mr. Ross Errington, teacher of
Mrs. w. R. Farrier spent a few days
last week with her sister, Mrs. Sam
Reid, of Lucknow,
Mrs, Duncan McGregor arrived
home from Wingham Hospital on Sat
urday. Her sister, Mrs. Gordon Small,
of Toronto, is visiting with her this
week.
Mrs. T. H. Moore spent last week
as a patient in St, Josephs Hospital,
London, having further treatment on
her eye.
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Church met last Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Robert Ross, with fif
teen ladies present, and with the pre
sident, Mrs. Jas. McInnis, presiding,
Mrs. Dawson Craig led in the respon
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talk, Mrs. John Craig led in prayer,
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