The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-04-10, Page 153 3
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At Cromart
The church service.' was well
attended on Easter Sunday with
an inspiring Easter message de-
livered by the pastor, Rev. S.
Kerr. Special music was pro-
vided by the choir and the Male
cmartette. Three children were
Presented for baptism: John
Jams, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Hamilton, David
-
Gordon, infant son of Mr. and
Mrs, •Gordon Laing, and Eliza-
beth jean, infant daughter tif
Mr. and Mrs. John Templeman.
The. ,eherch. was decorated with
Easter lilies and ether flowers.
Easter
The Easter meeting of the
Woman's Missionary Society was
•held in the church on Good Fri-
day evening with a good attend-
ance. The Glad Tidings programused,
was used, with Mrs. T. Laing
presfding. Mrs. Miller was
organist for the meeting.
The Scripture lesson and com-
mentary were read by Mrs.
Lloyd Sorsdahl, Prayers were
taken by Mrs. T. L. Scott and
Mrs. K. McKellar,
battery, motor Mrs. Donald McDonald, Hen -
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accompanied with slides, on the
customs ef the people of India
where she spent ,some time as a
r, mission. She also
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Special musical numbers were
contributed .by Misses. Ruth
Howe and Margaret Coleman
and the male quartette.
$182.00 Rev. Mr. Kerr spoke briefly
On the 'significance of Good Fri-
day and closed the meeting.
Celebrate Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Dow, of
Cromarty, were honored at. a
dinner at the home of Mr. Red
Mrs. Jack Butson, Staffa, it
being the occasion of their forti-
eth wedding anniversary.
$1.50,00 The honored couple were mar-
ried at the Presbyterian manse,
Cromarty, April 3, 1918, The
ceremony was performed by the
late Rev, David Ritchie, of that
church,
Mrs. Dow is the former Annie
Christie, daughter of the late
David and Margaret Christie,
Crom arty. Since their marriage
they have resided on the bride-
groom's farm east of Cromarty.
The table was centred with. the
wedding cake, and sweet peas
and mums were used as table
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.111 At SHHAuxiiiary
'The ladles of Thanes Read
were in •charge of the program
and, lunch for the quarterly
social meeting of the Ladies
,Auxiliary to South Huron Hes-
pital on Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
Gardiner, president of
Thames Road W.A., presided.
Rev, 1L C. Wilson gave an
Faster inessage. "Some thongs
never become monotonous by
repetition, Although the sun rises
and sets every day it never be-
comes m on otonou s, jest so
Baster is as much a time of
heart search and challenge as
It ever was," said M.. Wilson.
Misses Barbara and Marlene
W b p
111 costume accompanied 1»'Miss Agnes Bray, who also
played an instrumental Mrs, R.
E. Russell, convener of the pub-
lic relations committee, expres-
sed thanks to the Thames Road
people.
President Mrs, C. S. Mae -
Naughton conducted the busi-
ness. Mrs. Gerald Godbolt re-
ported on plans for the rem-
reage sale in the Legion Hall,
April 26, to make it bigger and
better than ever. The -tentative
date for the opening of the new
nurses' residence is June 1.
Members were urged to at-
tend the regional meeting of the
Despite] Association in London
the following day.
y $ervIce
hotete and for decoration
throughout the home.
They were the recipients of a
gift of money from their chil-
dren, Amer and Mervin, CrO-
martY, 'Airs. Lorne (Velma)
1)aupe, Science Hill; Mrs. J!;Iclon
(Gladys) AlIen, Cromartyt Mrs -
Jack (Wilma) Butson, Staffal
Mrs. Russell (Margaret) Miller,
Staffa, and Roger, at home.
The bride and groom, were
presented with a red rose ear -
sage and boutonniere and indi-
victual. gifts from their sixteen
grandchildren
Also present for the occasion
was the bride's sister, Mrs.
Clifford Dow, Stela,
Personal Items
Sunday ,sehool re -opened on
Sunday for the summer session
with an attendance a 60.
Easter visitors in the coin-
1111\11rand
ni,tY Ivereilrs. Frank Cadick,
Sharon and Donald, London, with
Mr. anud Ws. Donald Scott.
Mr, and Mrs. L. E, Abbis$,
Georgetown, and Mr. and Mrs.
D. G. Armstrong, Weston, With
Mr, and Mrs, Harold Carey and
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Carey.
Mr, Archie Hoggarth, Dor-
chester, with, Mr. and MrS, Jack
Hoggarth.
Mr. John Chessell,
dwah
itt. Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd Sors-
Mrs. J. Beer, IVIRchell, with
Mr. anud Mrs, Robert Hamil-
ton,
Mr, and Mrs. If. R. Corrie
and Linda, Dorchester, and Air.
and Mrs. Robert Ridley and
Bobby, Winthrop, with Mr, and
Mrs. Otto Walker,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Elliott
and Susan, Windsor, with Mr.
and Mrs. John Wallace.
.Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Binning,
Richard and Robert, Mitchell,
with Mr, and Mrs. K. McKel-
lar.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Keith McLaren
spent the Easter weekend with
friends at Leamington.
Mr. Jas. Ramsey spent the
weekend at Georgetown.
Mrs. Charles Falconer and
family, Thorndale, called on
friends in the community during
the week. Rev. Falconer, w.ho
has been minister at Thorndale
Presbyterian Church for some
time, has been called to the Ap-
pin-Melbourne charge. He is at
present in the West, attending
his father's funeral.
Y. P .e.
The regular meeting of the
Y.P,S. was held in the Sunday
School room of the church on
Sunday evening. The president,
Alex Meikle, presided and the
Scripture lesson was read by
Phillip James.
The topic was given by Mar -
1 garet Coleman. Alice Sorsdahl
gave the secretary's report. A.
bowling party was arranged for
Saturday evening, to be followed
with a wiener roast at the home
of George Vivian.
James St. Group
Studies Easter
The Easter Thankoffering
meeting of the Willing Workers
Evening Auxiliary of James
Street United church was held
in the church parlors Monday
evening.
Mrs. H. J. Snell. as speaker
reviewed the book "And From
That Day" by Allan Sullivan,
giving the story of the Trial,
Crucifixion and Resurrection of
Christ colored with the writer's!
imagine ti on,
The devotional and Easter
meditation was taken by Mrs.
Art Cann, Miss May Jones and
Mrs. William Kernick. Mrs, Len
Dilkes favored With an Easter
reading and Betty Dixon con-
tributed two piano instrumentals.
The program was arranged
by Mrs. Ralph. Batten arid her ;
group. President Mrs. Wes Wit -1
mer presided. Mrs. R. E. Pooley.
held in Clinton March_ 27.
gave a report of the Presbyterial!
Plans were made to cater for
the CGIT mother and daughter.
banquet, mos, 6.
This 'N That
— Continued From Page 14
an ungreased casserole and bake!
in a slow even (300 degrees) for
about an hour. Stand the casee—
rele in a second dish containing'
W:ater to bake slowly. Serves six1
people,
tt,
11 you are of Devonshire or!
Cornish descent, you will enjoy
a ham and eggpie. We have
never seen a recipe for it, but. it
really is quite simple although
it never is quite as good as ,
mother used tri make.
14a.61 and Egg Pie
Line a pie plate with your
favorite pastry. Cover the bot-
tom roughly with a layer Of
chopped cooked hani. Break four
to five eggs over the ham break-
ing the yolks and mixing gently
With a lark. SdaSon with pepper
and salt and a sprinkle of catsup
for added flavor. Cover with a
top layer of pastry and seal
edges.
Bake as for any pie until the
crust is baked, Serve warm.
,10 *
The children would love "halt
boats," Hollow out the tentres
ot weiner rolls and fill *tvith
ham mixture made with dimmed
heel, Moistened with mayell-
liaise. Add chopped sweet pickle
if desited.
Cut a triangular tail from
paPer for eaeli boat, end seture
it with a teethpick. Wet& the
"bot" disappear:
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Groups Prepare
For Anniversary
Plans were made for the
W.M.S. anniversary on Sunday,
April 13 at the meeting of Main
St. W.M.S. and W.A. on Thurs-
day afternoon,
The W.A. will cater for the
dinner on April 30 for Huron
presbyter), being held in the
church. It was also decided to
entertain the Baby Band and
their mothers at the next meet-
ing on May 8.
President Mrs, A. .7. Switzer
presided for the business. It was
announced that the quilts were
finished and ready to be sent to
Wrinch hospital at Hazelton B,C.
Mrs. R. E, Russell conducted
the devotional period and her
Sunday School class presented
an Easter skit with Mrs. Frank
Wildfong at the. piano.
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