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By ;ARS. E RV,IN.:RADE R ler, Wayne \1 assman, Anne by tee Rev. it. IL Anions le
..'.gust as Christ trained e urea Koehler and Carol Becker, ►Lerist Anglican .church on Thurs-
#o, bo active workers, so the The topic was led be.the paster •day afterne n.
churbh leday ed and .centred around "Tbe Chris.; .tbe rte mt..ed, hila was here
q _ay needs active lay ria Aieaning of leegagement, iin Annapolis Rae.al, N.S. on
Pen" Were the words of Mr, • It was decided to hold a ti el- Dee. 31, ],384, was a soil of the
'iiarpld Erickson, president of the conte party for the newly .con- late •,lances Henry (;fates and.
(Ontario District of the Lutheran firmed, Much 31. i Anna Augusta Qul .ey. As . a
Laymen's Leave, as he spoke Personal penis young man he noted west to
to a gathering of 5T men in ZioniCrural' Columbia with the Royal
vMr. -Herb Geiser, of Dearborn, Canadian Mounted Police.
LutheranChurch basement at a Aiich., spent the weekend with.
_dinner- meeting of their thenHe had been retired his brother, Chester. 1 ; . for the
,club. Mr. and Mrs. Ray l�retzman past 2,; year-; and had served as
Mr, Erickson asserted that tothe t eniia rs librarian for the
and son, of Detroit. spent the past 12 years and as a member
�becone ecti.t•e laymen, they weekend with Mrs, Cora Geiser, 4 e the Huron County Library
rust first be indoctrinated in .the Mr, and Mrs. Art Koessel and Beard for the past two year's.
word of God throu,vh regular Mr. Edmund Sippel, of Lansing,' He was the fi •-trector's
.attendance at the worship sery- Mich„ spent the weekend �sith1en of Christ Anglin 1clid
ices and Bible classes of their Mrs. John Kuntz and Luella, Mrs. The ata hist.
particular church. Koesse.i remained to visit. I.ie pallbearers were :Mervin
He also stressed the iin orElston, Kenneth Hodgins, Leon -
F Air, and Mrs. Emil Be�ker and and 11 ilson, k.raek Sniyttb, Ken-
ta cd s of
the ereception f the family, spent the weekend in net- Greb and Wilfred. Heatable.
•L4e ' Supper .n and the use of Kitchener with Mr. and Mrs. Among those from a distance
prayer.. "Too often men feel that Clarence leintpel and girls. attencling l e fun
prayer is something for• women; Airs, L. H. Rader has returned T. .d t l funeral wereBarrie, r< /L
'and children, but that is not true.spending Mr. J. jack
,firs. Gates, S, a Ear dy.
home after some time � deck Gates. of Schenectady..
Prayer is for the-men'as well." with her daughter and family, , IN',Y„ Mrs. Robert Lawrence. of
During the business portion of Mr,. and Mrs. Leonard Prang, i Washington, D.C., ;lir. and Mrs.
;the meeting it was decided to Zurich. . , L. le- lsweil, of Toronto, Mrs.
:hold a father and son banquet in: i Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Latta, of M. Dadswell, of De'.rcil, accam-
t• he spring, Waterloo, spent the weekend with panied by Mr and Mrs. Duncan
The next regular meeting will Mr, and Mrs. Fred Wieberg. Simpson, Windsor,
be a work night, The men. will i Mr. and Airs. Ivan Taylor and
come dressed in work clothes,' family, of Waterloo, were Satur- Shower For Bride -Elect
.and following, the business por- clay visitors with Mr. and Airs, fThe leaders and members of
tion, they. will sand down . and L, H, Fader. !the C.G.LT. were hostesses at
refinish all the basement tables, Mrs. C. B. Carr, of Arnprior, a miscellaneous shower in the
The evening was closed with a is spending some time with her schoolroom cf the United Church
film, "A Day in Court." !mother. Mrs. Dan Weber, who on Friday evening for Miss Shir.•
Walther League Meeting is progressing favorably. follow• , ley Railings, bride elect of this
Eighteen young people of Zion in ga heart attack, i week.
Lutheran Church gathered in the Miss Thelma Weber,of Lon-; .Cupids, hearts and a decorated
church, basement last Tuesday don, spent the weekend at home, , trellis made an attractive hack -
for their regular Walther League , here,
• meeting. Opening and closing i
•devotions were taken by the ' The log
Worship committee, Delmar Aiil• spring,
ground for the happy occasion.
, .Mrs. Frank. Hicks presided for
drive occurs in the the program which included
occurs;
vocal duet, Jean and Joan Es,
serf•; readings Carol McCurdy,
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i eeaenci wine Mr. eau Ara. Aeviu,
Pessmore.
Cekbrate
s,arles Birthday a, Aira1►irsy,
Of Cephas Pym, 90
By MRS. WILLIAM. ROHD,E
A birthday* party was held on
Sunday ev King at 5 pan, .at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Pyn1,- 111 homer of Air, Cephas
Pynt's nirctietlt birthday, which
was Saturday.
Those attending w ere AIr, and
Mrs. Hubert Hunter and Foss,
of Elintvillr, Mr. and Airs.
Eatery Geiser, of Crediton, Mr.
and Mrs. Tony Sehulman,
:'lar cia, Mark and 13everty, of
Embro, Mr. and Mrs. Allan'Wan-
ner, of Sarnia. ,Mss AIarilyrl
Tuckey, of L Iter;
Mr. and AIis. Earl :Hunter,
Teresa acid Debbie, Miss Barbara
Fleming, of Verneto, Miss Ber-
nice Forrest, of Kirkton, AIr
Frank Horvatt, of London • and
Mr. Bill Thompson, of Claude -
Wye.
Mr. Cephas Thomas Pym was
horn February 21, 1809, son of
John Pym and Jaue Barkwell,
of l:forning's Mills, Ontario. on
,the farm now owned by Howard
Pym. 1 -le was married January 1,
1595, to Harriet Harris.
When Ice was 19 he worked
one year for Paul Madge, two
years for his brother-in-law,
John Dickenson, et Anderson,
two years for his hr•other, Wil-
liam Pym, at Anderson. He
spent two more years with Paul
Madge, of Thames Road, now
owned hyEdwin Miller, then two
years for Mrs. John Harr's, and
in arriecl her daughter. Harriet.
and has resided on the sante
flue l ., readings, .,
Airs. Alton Isaac; solo, Heather
i r Davis; musical quiz conducted
by EIeaeor and Cathy Ilodgine,
I and a piano solo, Allison Clarke, i
The address was read by Mrs.
Jack Essery, Karin Essery and
. Sharon Shaldice assisted the ;
bride in displaying the gifts,
in Jean Essery was in charge of
the guest book at the door,
Personal teems,
if
The Christ Anglican Church
midweek Lenten meeting for 1
la the discussion of the Scriptures
was held in the home of Mr. alid
Mrs. Frank Smyth, on Thursday
; evening with the Rev. R. H. An- ,
ions 'presiding.
i Tbe congregation and choir of
' Christ Anglican Churc'.i were
' invited by the rector to attend,
the Confirmation service at St,
Marys Anglican Church, Brains- I
ley, on Sunday evening. Misses
Catherine Hodgins and Beverley ;
Smyth were confirmed by i
Bishop W. A. Townshend, of ;
London,
Mr. and Mrs. W. 'Johnson and
son, Dennis, Mr, and Mrs, Fred
Bowers and Mr. and Mrs, Ralph
Kipp were guests on Saturday
evening at the home of Mr, and
Mrs, Ron Littleton. Kippen, on
the occasion of their 24th wed,
ding anniversary.
Mrs. R. B. Gates, accompan-
sled her daughter, Mrs. Robert
'Lawrence. to her hone in Wash-
ington, D.C,
i,Jr. Amos Wright bas been
confined to his Monte for the past
week, owing to illness.
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Happenings In
urondcile
By MRS. MERVIN DUNN
Airs. Clarence Down is a patient
in St, Josenh's Hospital, London.
Mr. Harry Strang is attending
the Good Roads Convention in
Toronto,
Mrs. H. H. Strang, Mrs. Alex
McGregor., Kippen, and Mrs.
Frank Yeo, Clinton, attended the
rural provincial leadership forum
at Vineland, last week..
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By MRS. ARCHIE DEWAR
Marlene Timms fell at school
while skating and broke a small
bone in her wrist which neces-
sitated a cast, Marlene is the
daughter of Mr. and firs. Aus•
tin Timms,
Mr, and .airs. Robert Elston
and family, Mr. Wm, and Jesse
Elston Were guests of Mr, and
Mrs. Humphrey Arthur, 3rd
Line, on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs. Garnet Johns of
Sarnia spent the weekend with
Mi•. and Mrs. Nelson Baker and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. David trine of
Costa Mesa, California are spend-
ing a 'few week's holidays with
David's parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Brine,
Mi and Mrs. Robert McGregor
of Kippen and Mn and Mrs,
Grant McGregor and daughter,
Christine, Hensen were guests at
Mr. John Ttinn's on Sunday.
Mr. and Airs. Lloyd ,Thonipsoii.
Murray, Anne aid Barry and
Mrs Fred `Thompson were guests
at Mr. John Jinni's Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Eric Westman and David,
London, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. arid Mrs. David
Holland,
Saturdayevening guests with
Air. arid Mts. 1^'red, Parkinson
and Brenda were Mr. Harvey
Parkinson, Kirkton,' and Mi. and
Ings;. ROA, Elston, Wilma, Norma
and Grant,
M. and Mrs, Pref Parkinson
and Brenda spent Sunday 111 Lon-
don and visited Mr. Keri Hili
who is a patient in the hospital
them; and were guests bf Mr.
and Mrs. C. Tessnian.
A number of ladies .frbn the
Bash tine were guests at the
mother. and daughter banquet a1
Last Zion on Friday evening.
Mr. Witbert McNeight who' was
called by Mr.Fred Parkinson,
shot:, a 'fox on The farm of Mr.
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farm since, on Lot 35, Goncession.
5,. L's borne.
Mrs. Pym died :ht December,
1039. They had two sons, Leo
Earl, who cliccl at the age of one
mouth, and Ernest J., two daugh-
ters ( Myrtle ) Mrs. Hubert
muter, of Melville; (Lila) 'lois.
Emery Geiser, of Crediton•, five
grandchildren and five great-
elandchildren. Ile Was a _mem-
ber of churches at Blinttiile,
Anderson, Bethany, I3etltescla,.
Main St. and James St., Exeter,
and' now 01 Thames Tied,
Community -light
The community .tight was held
last Thursday .evening in the
school. house. Six tables of
euchre were in play, and prizes
were awarded tot Ladies high,
Mrs. Harold Rowe; ladies low,
lies, William: Snow; lone hands,
:Hobert Simpson; alien's low, ]lay
Cottle; men's low, Alvin Cottle.
Mr. and Mrs, Lee Webber and
elr, and Mrs. William. Ferguson
t+sere in charge for the evening.
Pcrsonil Items
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Neil and Laurel, of Toronto
Mr. and Mrs. Donald. Deas,1
spent a few days ;last week with l
Re -v. H. C. and Airs. Wilson. See The Albums
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Stewart 1 of
entertained quite a number of: ,
married couples oil Saturday
evening.
Miss Margaret jean Gibson, of
Bryanston, spent the weekend
with Miss AIarily'n Gardiner. I
Mr, and Airs- Morrison Cas- "
wellBrantford, spent of the 'rirrl S it vocate
Harris- and famil of London,
Mr. and: Mrs. Len Harris and
Ernie, visited with 'fir. and Mrs.
Art Harris on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren lerack, _of.
Zion, visited on S.,nday with lair.'
and Airs. Edwin Miller.
Air, and Mrs. Lloyd Knight and
Linda iver•e Sunday evening
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Knight, of Woodham.,
Mr. and Mrs. Roger 1Jrqultart,
of IJirk:ton, visited nu Saturday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Jeffery.
3" •Club Meeting
The February meeting of the
3'11I Club was held on Wednesday
evening with 27 present. Mr. Wil.
Dane Allan 'vas in charge of the
worship service. assisted by Mr.
and Mrs. ,Tack Stewart, and Mrs,
William Allan.
Mr, Jack Stewart introduced
the guest, Mrs. R. D. JJernlyn, of
Exeter, who spoke on "An Estate
for Your Children," which was
interesting.
Gables and .Contests were en.
joyed. Lunph was served by the
committee in charge, Mr. and
Airs. William Allan and Mr, and ,
Mrs, Jack Stewart.
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