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Church Official
Attracts Crowd
Anniyersary Services n Main
Street United Church on Sunday
were marked with. good atten-
danee, special music alul stirring
Messages from Rey. H. E. D.
Ashford, D.D,, o the head office
the United Chureh in Canada.
Rev. Ashford chose for his
Morning subject "The Lure of
ImPnaSible" and in the eve-
ning "The Century of the Com-
mon Man." and illustrated his
discourses With word pictures
(rem his experiences which in -
eluded nine years as a mission-
arY in India.
Rev. Jelin Ostrum, of Wing.
ham, was guest soloist. His wife,
Who was to have sung with him,
was unable to be present owing
to illness. The choir sang special
anthems under the direction of
Mrs. A. Willard.
Members of Credit= and
Shipka churches in the same
pastorate with Main Street, at-
tended the services. Local
churches were closed for the
evening worship in deference to
the anniversary. Rev. J. T.
Clarke and a group of young
people from Centralia United
Church, were in atrendance,
Rev. Alex Rapson, pastor of
the anniversary church, conduct-
ed the services,
Message From
Centralia
By MRS. FRED BOWDEN
W.M.S. Meets
"Unity, for the Honour of the
,Gospel" was the theme for the
worship and bible study at the
October meeting of the W.M.S.
in the schoolroom of the church
on Tuesday evening of last week
with Miss Agnes Andersen as
leader.
The leader was assisted by
Mrs. F. Bowden in presenting
the study on Japan. "Men in the
News" was the topic of "Con-
versations on Japan" and the
study from "Cross and Crisis
in Japan" was given in ques-
tion and answer form.
Donations of new and used
clothing were brought to the
meeting and a missionary bale
was packed and shipped on Fri-
day. A letter • from Miss Audrey
Finkbeiner, who will soon re-
turn to her mission work on the
Island of St. Lucia, was read.
Hostesses were .Mrs. E. Powe,
Mrs, L. Morgan and Mrs. R.
McFalls.
Sunday Service
Rev. J. 13. Barrett, 13.A., B.D.
of F'arkhill was guest speaker
at the Thankoffering service in
the United Church on Sunday
morning. '•
The speaker delivered a force-
ful message using as his text
"Bless the Lord, 0 my Soul and
forget not all his benefits." He
stressed the importance of giv-
ing thanks at all times. To veri-
fy his point he referred to the
cleansing of the ten lepers and
only one returned to give thanks.
• Mr. W. H, Lainbourn of Hick-
son was the soloist and contrib-
uted two solos. The • choir sang
an anthem: This is the second
time that the Centralia people
have been privileged in having
Mr. Lambourn as soloist at an
anniversary service.
Rev. J. T. Clarke conducted
the service in the Ailsa Craig
United Church on Sunday.
Presentation And Dance
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Tasko,
newlyweds, ,were guests of hon-
our, at a presentation and dance
in the Lucan Community Centre
on Friday night.
Personal Items °
Members of the Centralia
Y.P.U. enjoyed a bowling party
at the Exeter Bowling Lanes on
Saturday night.
The C.G.I.T. and leaders at-
tended a World Friendship Rally
in Ontario Street United Church,
Clinton on Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bayn-
ham were dinner guests at the
home of their son, Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Baynham in Exeter on
Friday evening in celebration of
the ,former's birthday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Zarth re-
turned to their home in Chicago
on Fridayafter spending a week
with their niece and nephew,
Mr. and Mrs. S. Molnar,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Willard
and family of London were Sun-
day visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
K. Greb.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Hicks
and Mr. and Mrs. Lorne Hicks
were guests at a dinner at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. S. Henry
in Listowel in Sunday. The oc-
casion marked the wedding an-
niversary of Mr. and Mrs. An-
drew Hicks.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Husty
of Walsingham were guests with
Mr. and Mrs. S. Molnar on Fri-
day night.
Brian and Barry Baynham of
Exeter were weekend visitors
with their grandparents,- Mr.
and Mrs. G. Baynhani.
Among those )who attended
'the anniversary service on Sun-
day and visited with relatives
were Mr. and Mrs. Doug Wilson
and Donna May of Strathroy
with Mr. and Mrs, Elmer Wil-
son and MrS. T, Boyes;
Mr. and Mrs. Burton Morgan
of St. Marys With Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd forgan;
Mr. and Mrs. R. Paynter of
Kirkton with Mr, and Mrs, F.
Bowden.
An epidemic of flu visited the
village during the past ten days
and' quite a number have been
confined to their horites and
under the doctor's care,
A child at the curb is a !Indian
caution sin,—DRIVE SAFELY
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..Recall ,School History.
At Crediton Meeting
"Citizenship and Education" octette sang two nu be
Was the subject centralize
when the Women's Institute ni
on Wednesday evening. Pres
dent Mrs. W. Mack preside
and roll call was answered b
repeating "a verse learned
school".
Mrs, R. Finkbeinek repute
on hospital activitiesand $5
was voted to charitable work
The meeting favored the- sexy
ing of banquets and decided to
again entertain the Senior Citi-
zens. A WI. trip to Toronto
was planned.
„clt For:ono' 'torn:
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Schwartz
Of Detroit were weekend visit -
y ors with Mr, and Mrs. Roy
at Schwartz.
Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Sweitzer
ci of New York are visiting with
0
Gifts were presented to Mrs.
E. Lamport and Mrs, L. Larli•
port in recognition of their
splendid leadership of 4-H Club
Girls,
Mrs. R. Molitor presided for
the program, when history of
School Sectie,n No, 5 and a Atory
of the Finkbeiner family were
ably given by Mrs. L. Web and
Mrs. L. Finkbeiner respectively,
Old books and school books
were on exhibit and an interest-
ing panel discussion entitled
"Where Is Woman's Place?"
was presented by Mrs. R. Motz,
Mrs. R. _Molitor, Mrs, L. Fink -
Winer and Mrs, Wm, Geiser,
Four members of the Junior
Boys' Band were present, Doug-
las Galloway, •Douglas Light-
foot, John Brock and Dennis
Lamport, and played selections.
Sherry Gaiser f a v o re d with
piano and vocal solos,
Evening hostesses were Mrs.
Molitor, Mrs. L. Finkbeiner,
Mrs. R. Motz, Mrs, L. Wein,
Mrs. William Gaiser and Mrs.
M.Beaver.
Bake Sale And Tea
A successful bake sale and
tea was sponsored by the :mem-
bers of the Evangelical Ladies'
Aid in the Community Centre
on Saturday., The large display
of home baking was quickly
purchased and a social time
was enjoyed in the tea room
with Mrs. M. Faist and Mrs. C.
Sims pouring tea.
Men's Day Service
Men's Day service was held in
the Evangelical Church on Sun-
day morning with Mr. W. G.
Frederick of Pembroke, presi-
dent of Men's Brotherhood, as
guest speaker. The local male
Letter From
Shipka
Mrs. Jacob Ratz is visiting
with her daughter, Mrs. • Ray
Collette, Mr. Collette, Robert
and Kathryn in Toronto.
Mrs. 44 M. Baker visited on Sun-
day at Grand Bend with Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Prance.
Mr. Donald Finkbeiner of
Crediton, teacher . in our school
is ill with the flu. Mrs. .Arnold
McCann is teaching at present.
A,B.R.A. Anthony Reaume of
Comber, and A.B,R.T. Don Love
left on Friday for Halifax where
Anthony will be at H.M.C.S.
Shearwater and Don will be on
one of Canada's new destroyers,
the H.M.C.S. ' Ottawa, ate?
spending three weeks leave with
their parents.
Mrs. Arthur Finkbeiner is
visiting in Welland with her
daughter, Mrs.. C. B. Sanders,
Dr. Sanders, Janet and David.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Sweitzer
and Sandra, Mr. and Mrs. Stu-
art Sweitzer, Jim 'and Scott,
spent Sunday with relatives at
Fenwick.
Mr. Joe McCann of the Khiva
district is a patient in St. Jo-
seph's Hospital after being bad-
ly crushed under the wheels of
his tractor.
Mr. and Mrs. Karl Guenther
were bit Chatham over the week-
end and attended the funeral
of his sister, Mrs. Art. Hard -
castle.
Mr. and „Mrs. Ken Westman,
Barry and Cheryl, of London,
were Sunday visitors with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Hariton.' -
Mrs. Inieitzer's father and sis-
ter, Gaiser, Sr.,
and Dr. Lulu Gaiser.
Mr. and Mrs, Roy Wolfe of
Detroit and Rickey Gaiser of
Dashwood visited during the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Gaiser.
Mr. J. R, Wolfe of Detroit
spent Sunday with his parents,
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Wolfe.
Mrs, William Haviland is
spending some time with friends
in New York,
Miss Gertrude Beaver of De-
troit, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Beaver,
.Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Binley
of Toronto were weekend guests
with Mr, and Mrs. George
Stevenson,
Mr. Francis Clark,was con-
fined to his home last week
through illness and was unabke
to visit with Mrs. Clark, who
has been seriously ill in South
Huron Hospital, but is now much
improved, and through the "as-
sistance of the nurses and a
wheelchair Was able to go to
the telephone and call her hus-
band,
Mr, and Mrs, Russell Clark
of Detroit and Mr. and ..Mrs.
Harry Dale of Brampton visited
during the weekend with Mr,
and Mrs, P. Clark.
Relatives attending the Hoff-
man-Coxen wedding in London
on Saturday included: Mr. and
Mrs, Freeman Morlock, Mr.
and Mrs. Lorne Morlock, Mr.
and Mrs, William Schwartz, Mr.
and Mrs. Wesley Wein, Mr. Al-
bert Gaiser, Mr. Claire Schwartz
and Mr, Cameron Wein.
Message From
Greenway
Mrs. I. C, Goodhand of Park-
hill visited on Sunday with Miss
Sophia Young.
Mrs. Peter Gillies, Donald and
Jimmie, of Berkley, Mich,, vis-
ited for a few days last week
with her parents,'Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Hicks,
Miss Muriel Steeper of Sarnia
visited on Sunday with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs, Eldon Steep-
er.
Mr. and. Mrs, Ray Patterson
and family of Grand Bend visit-
ed gn Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Woodburn and family.
Mr. and Mrs, Frank ,Leader
and son of Brampton spent .the
weekend with hen mother, Mrs.
Ed. Bullock and Stuart,
Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Wernham
and Miss Devina Mason of Sarnia
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Lawrence Pollock.
The weather was ideal for an-
niversary services in the United
Church on Sunday. The church
was filled both morning and
evening when Rev. J. B. Moore,
B.A., of St. Catharines, a form-
er minister, was the guest speak-
er, Rev. Moore was a a guest
of Mr. and Mrs. Carman Wood-
burn for the weekend.
Mr. Eddie Hartle and Bren-
ton of Sarnia visited on Sunday
with his mother, Mrs. Henry
Hartle and Mr, and Mrs. Jack
Hartle.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Doan and
daughter of London and Mr. and
Mrs. Clare Ritchie of Sarnia
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Curts.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kading of
Grand Bend visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. George Gol-
len.
Mr. J. C. Thompson, mission-
ary from Trinidad, will give a
lecture and present a film "For
Every Man in the United
Church on Friday evening at
8.30 'D.S.T. in the interests of
the Bible Society.
Seaforth Layman.
Church Speaker
Mr. Sam Scott, Seaforth, was
the speaker in. James Street
United ,Churoh .Sunday morning
for the fifth ,annual- Laymen's,
Sunday,
Mr. Scott said those who took
part in such services Were the
ones who gained the most out of
them. klis..subject was "My Fa-
ther's Business" which be said
was meeting human peed, PhY-
sicaL Mental or spiritual, wheth-
er at home or abroad,
Mr. Mervyn Cutimpre -gen-
ducted the .service, M. Leonard
Manight led in prayer and mr.,
Gerald. Godbolt read the lesson.:
A men's choir under the direc-
tion of Mr, Lawrence Wein furnished the anthems,
Appoint Reeve
To Committee
Reeve William McKenzie, was
appointed to the agricultural
committee of the Mid -Western
Ontario Regional Development
Association at a recent meet-
ing,
Rev, A. H. Daynard, Staffa,
is also a member of the agri-
dulture committee.
Dr. E. A. McMaster, Sea -
forth, was named chairman Of
the water resources committee
and Prof, James Scott, Seaforth,
and M. Stretton, Brussels are
members of the public relations
committee.
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