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'Iyatjaand. up' .Sunday everting fol-
1owlttlg I. very successful Cant-
piJames St« united
e contmissioner was the
*ay. lar. ft. V. Farris. direct. r
�yf bvaiRngelism of the latethodrst
fltttrt;ltin. the United States.
1 Farris delivered his mess -
s in a simple, straightfor•
skard was, without anY
drnotipn awlistit but. in a manner
W1'11ic1rdernanded the attention of
his hearers. '
In bit first' sermon, Dr. Farris
told; in a running;. comment the
life of Jesus Christ from his
birth to the resurrection. One
Minister afterwards said: "I'
have often read that story and
have: told its but I could have
listened to it dor another half
hour," •
A" Simple Faith
In his second sermon, Dr.
Pirtle spoke .on faith from the
parable of the mustard seed. The
fiaSt,steg Of a Christian believer
simple faith. If a person has
lilt
tiniest bit of faith he is on
the right track to becoming a
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By AIM ARTIcl1J•R •RUNORLI;
' WARS and WA Meeting
The November meeting of the
WMS. was held it the cin tach
basement on Thursday wit h 12
members, present. airs. Fred
Pattison, ,group leader, presided
for the worship service assisted
sto
d
by Airs. A, Butters.
Airs. Pattison had :charge of
the study book on Japan sires
sing the loyalty the Japanese
People have for their church
Following the business Rev. J.
Slade presided for the election
of of leers, l'resitlent far 1958 is
Mrs. I McCurdy; vice-presidents,
Mrs. F. Doupe ant( Hits. Geo,
Wilson; secretary, 'Mrs. F. Pat-
tison, asst. Mrs. F, Thompson;
treasurer, Miss A. Shier, ass't„
Ada, Hopkins; temperance secre^
tary, Mrs. G, Down.; missionary
monthly, Mrs. B. Wilson; .ear-
responding secretary, Mrs, M,.
Copeland,
Community friendship 'secre-
tary, Mrs. Arthur Rundle; as-
sistants, tillage, Miss Ada Hop.
kins, Mrs M. Copeland; Base
Line, bars Wilfred Wilson, Mrs.
A. Rundle; 8th line, Mrs, Fred
Thompson,Mrs. F. Pattison;
Sunshine line, Mrs, 'Cecil Camm,
Mrs. Albert Scott;' associate
members secretary, Mrs, Patti-
San,
Supply secretary, Mrs. E. Vod-
den; pianist, Mrs. Slade and
Airs. Camm; Christian steward-
ship secretary, Mrs, Wilfred Wil-
oni group leaders, Mrs, -M. Cope-
land, Mrs. Cecil Camm, Mrs. A.
Dewar and Mrs, F. F'attison;
auditors, Miss B. Mills and Mrs.
E. Vodden.
Officers, for WA: President is
Mrs. A. Dewar; vice-president,
Ada H
Mrs. A, Rundle;opkinssecretary, Mrs,
M, Copeland; treasurer, Miss
,
]Airs. A. Bundle favored with le
Treading and Rev, J. Slade closed:
i with a rededication of. the offs-
, tiers for .1958.
Holiday Visitors
I Barrie Slade of Belle Rivers
was at home withhis parents, •
Rev. and Mrs. J. Slade for the
wen
Dieke•, Ged,
o. P. Aforphy and Mrs,
Morphy, Jolla and Nelson of
Toronto at his home with Don—
ald for the weekend.
Miss Norma Hern, nurse,in-
training at St, Joseph's Hospital,'
London, with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Arnold Hern,
Miss Grace Doupe and Miss
Marie Levy of Teacher's C91 -
torn and raised in ilsborne
Township she Was the former
Elizabeth L. Pyr. lit 18.9a she
.Christian and through faith and Church, led a sing song from married dames -Horne and they
prayer tiere are tremendous 7.45
to 8 pan.Members wereresided an afarmsouth of 1
in-
possibilities for accomplishing selected' from the various neigh- Chelsea until Air, Herne's death
great things in the Master's• boring churches. to act as greet- in may 1952,
.name. j ers, ushers and collectors, • firs, Horne was a member of
On another occasion, Dr. Far- Air. Horace Pelbridge, of Elimville lanited Church.
tis 'spoke on the parable of the Elilnvilie, was in charge of the Surviving is one son, Freeman
prodigal son. After solving anis collections each evening, and be ..af Winchelsea and three grand.
wild oats ,the prodigal son be- was assisted by Miss May Jones, ; ehfldrena
came repentant and decided to Although no great ••emphasis was . The funeral service was held
return to his halite. The father placed upon the financial obit- on Monday from the kiopper-
received him with open acnes gationn, it .was learned from Mr. Hockey funeral home with inter -
and bestowed upon Hint. great Delbridge that there would be nient in Exeter cemetery,
gifts ,,iueh'to the disappointment plenty• to meet the expenses of l :Pallbearers were Alvin
of the older brother, the mission and any money left 'Ernie Pyne. Harold Pyin (Wings
"When we realizewe are Ala: over will 'be d4liated to the hank), Hubert Dickenson (St.
Hers and are ready to retake con- Huron Presbytery summer camp Marys), George Davis and Ten -
mason Johns.
fessioit, our Heavenly Father is at Gadei'ich.
ever ready to forgive, receive us
into the folcl and bestow rich
blessings upon us," said the
speaker. "Once our sins. have
been forgiven we are new mem-
bers in Jesus Christ, and, al-
though we may and do .commit
freshsins each day, we continue
in the fold of Christ," he said,
Pardon For Sin
To be forgiven ourselves we
must forgive others was illus-
trated by the parable of the rich
ruler who called his servant to
give an account of his Steward-
ship and on being found guilty
of appropriating funds, on a plea
for mercy, was pardoned. 'The
same servant went out and de-
, mended payment from others to
whom he had loaned money and
when they could not pay, he had
them cast into prison.
I "Each time we repeat the
t Lard's Prayer, we. pray that the
Lord will forgive us our tres-
passes as we forgive those who
trespass against us. The condi-
tion of our forgiveness is depen-
dent upon our willingness to
forgive others."
Christianity Is Service •
RI Christianity is service, as illus -
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Crated by Dr. Farris by the par-
able of the Good Samaritan.
Blessings come by sharing with
others. "It is not enough that we
share with our friends but our
sympathies and our substance
should be shared with those less
fortunate than ourselves." Con-
tributions to missions should be
considered along with gifts to
local churches. . •
Personal Visitation the Answer
Dr, Farris stressed personal
visitation- as the greatest means
of bringing people into • the
church and stimulating their in-
terest in the church. He referred
to Cbrist• meeting with his
disciples and :chargingthem to
go out and preach the gospel,
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1 stand on the sidelines with
Roy Roberts during a recent
Juliette show • and tried to con-
vince him that he wasn't going
to cough, Between a cold and
the usual nerves that all per-
formers have during a show lie
was sure that he'd start cough-
ing as soon as the cameras
I'turned his way.
"Take a deep breath", I sug-
gested in a whisper,
"That makes it worse" he
whispered back.
"Then stop breathing.” He did
a double take then and was still
grinning a few seconds later
when be went on camera. He
did not cough.
• The Juliette show is a hap-
pily harmonious one. Frances
Defoe, who is designing the
costumes this year, with Ju]i-
ette's t terrific new shape in
mind, .is a fine artist. Her name
Clay ring a memory bell with
. you. Just a few years ago
Frances was a leading Canadian
skater, copping world titles with
her partner. Remember Frances
Dafoe and Norris.' Bowden?
Carol Starkman isn't idle this
winter even thouah' he doesn't
have a regular show. "I just
finished one of the Tugboat
Annie films," . she told me last
Week. "It will probably be about
eighteenth in the series. And
I'm studying drama with my
original teacher who just return-
ed. from England." When • I
talked to Carol her four-year-
old daughter Debby ,was in bed
with the :flu and she was hoping
that the two-year-old wouldn't
catch it too.
Ane Gable was feeling pretty
Where surveys have been made
and organized visitation had
been tried out in various cities
of the United States, wonderful
results had been achieved. Dr.
Farris referred to the. splendid
results from such a plan -that
had been carried out in Brooklyn
following the Billy' Grahaih sera
ices, in which he had a part. In
some cities in the States, two
services are being required . in
the morning to accommodate
the crowds of worshippers and
this is also true of the Sunday
School.
On one eharge, where a. survey
was made, it was -.found that 85
per cent of the church members
had comein by way. .of .the
' Sunday School.
the 'final service Was held
Sunday evening and concluded
with a communion service in
which nearly 409 participated.
The pastor of the church, Rev.
Harold Snell, wa sin charge.
The congregation was asked to
surround the altar in groups,
and the clergymen present
assisted with the service.
Special Music
Special musical numbers were
sung each evening by Rev, and
Mrs, .Ostrum, of Wingham. A
massed choir of members from
different churches, was led in
song with Lawrence Wein at the
_ piano. Each evening, the Rev.
C_ D. Daniel,. of Hensall United
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bleary-eyed and flu-ish when 1
saw her. "I'm going to stay in
bed until next week's show and
just hope I can make it," she
said.
Gloria Lambert of Showtime is
not sharing Anne's apartment
as was originally planned. She
is staying with TV dancer Babs
Christie when she is in Toron-
to'. She still has to do some
commuting to New York,
Lorraine'1'orem an, in addition
has signed for 26 weeks of TV
to her Country Hoedown duties,
commercials for a cosmetic
company and will be doingg some
travelling to• fashion shows and
beauty clinics for the organize-
tion, By the way, did you know
that Lorraine was chosen as
Miss Cellophane at arecent
packaging convention?
Some big news about Tommy
Common soon, I can't tell you
just yet. • -
Joan Fairfax fans are all. ex-
cited about, her new look. as
1 seen on the Wayne and Shuster
show. Joan is taking flying les-
sons, now that her TV schedule,
is not so tight.
'Shirley Harmer Might be a
guest on Showtime this month,
She has come ,back to Toronto
for her winter' clothes .and to
see that all their belongings .are
properly stored and if 'the CBC
can • arrange 'it they will have
her appear.
Although Blanche Lund won't
be dancing this •season, she's
expecting: her second child, she
is still assisting • her husband
Alan as . choreographer on Hit
Parade. She works her., ideas
out on paper.
Joy Dunning,a dancer on.
Holiday Ranch, took leave of.
absence to tour with My Fur
Lady but she'll be back to TV'
in a few .weeks.. The televising -
of Fur Lady is still in the
rumour . stage but it wouldn't:
surprise me to see. it •on Folio
before the season is through,
Since I like variety shows, • it's
only natural that I find this
-year's programming schedule on.
CBC -TV far below past season's.
1'd like to find our your opinion.
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