HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1959-03-26, Page 17Clandeboye Com.ments', Lucan and district news •
Sy MRS. J. PATPN Rlrinchnrel
4111,4RPH NEWS
United. church
At the United church on Sue.
,elaY the Rev. E. J. Routston re-
ceived seven into full merriber-
seip of the church namely: airs.
Peter Voisin, Nancy Kestle,
Sharon Blake, Judy Scott, Tom-
my Kestle, Bob Donaldson and
Murray Simeon,
Prior to the service of Holy
Communion, Mr. Roulston dedi-
cated the new communion table
linen which was given by Mrs.
Tom Collins; also two. minutes
Of silence was observed in mem•
ery of Mr. Ward Hodgins, former
elder, who died since the last
•Communion service, when he as-
sted,
Members of the session assist-
ing were Messrs. Arthur Simp-
son, Wilmer Scott, Rea Neil and
:Gordon Eaton.
St, James
At St. James church, Palm
Sunday service was held with
the rector the Rev. J. P. Prest
explaining that the service of
the Blessing of the Palms is
based on an ancient service
which in 1554 was quoted in
Brand Antiques,
Two senior Sunday School
girls, Misses Joan and Barbara
Cunningham, handed out the
crosses made from palm leaves
to the congregation.
On Good Friday evening a
service will be held at St. Jaines
.ehurch at 8 p.m. with a congre-
gational meeting to follow,
- On Easter Sunday the service
of Holy Communion will be at
2.30 p.m.
Chimney fire
The Lucan fire brigade and
neighbors were called to the
home of Mr. and Mrs, Rupert
Williams on Wednesday morning
to put out a bad chimney fire.
Lodge meeting
Royal Scarlet Chapter of Bid-
dulph district met at Woodham
last Wednesday for an election
of officers.
, Worthy. Commander is Harold
Davis, Needham; Deputy Com -
COMING EVENTS—
EASTER DANCE — Staffa Hall,
Wednesday, April 1, Dancing 10
to 1:30. Music by Desjarcline's
orchestra. Admission 75 cents.
Auspices Staffa WL Booth in
hall, 19:26e
DAFFODIL MEETING — Wo-
men's 'Service Committee, Ex-
eter and District Branch, Can-
adian Cancer Society, presents
'its annual Daffodil Meeting,
Tuesday, April 7, James Street
United Church, Exeter, 8 p.m.
Dr. John MacDonald; speaker,
Coffee -will be served. 26c
APRIL TEA & BAZAAR — Ex-
eter Chapter OES annual April
Tea and Bazaar in the library
basement, April 18, from 2:30 to
5:00 pan. 26c
- Arena
Activiiies
SATURDAY, MARCH 28
S-12—Alinor Hockey
.2-4—Public Skating'
Skating
MONDAY, MARCH 30
s100—Philipstium vs, 'iollawks
TUESDAY, MARCH 31
:3-4—Skating'
THURSDAY, APRIL 2 .
-4—Skating
ammommommo
EASTER
DANCE
MT, CARMEL HALL
Mon., March 30
* Spot Dances
To The Music Of The
KOOL WINS ORCHESTRA
Everybody Welcome
LYRIC
THEATRE
nonnskAgnonnW.nnnennan.......nnirnannn
THURS., F RI. & SAT.
"Houseboat"
* tory Grant
* Sophia Leren
MON iP TM, & WED.
"My Man
Godfrey"
* David Nivett
* June Allyson
"Slim Carter"
* Jech Mahoney
• Julie Adams
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tttMING SOON
& Pa Kettle
At Horne
* Mn
* Percy Kilbride
'Francis Joins
The Wacks"
* Donald 'O'Connor
Inlander, Burns Dinkier, Wood
ham; chaplain, Russell P Sige
were Thursday guests of M
; and Mrs. AL O. Smith,
Mr. and Mrs. Don Corium c
Komoka (formerly of Water St
' Lunn) announce the birth
another son atosep FIo
Greed Rend; scribe, Willian
Dickey, Woodham; treasurer
J. IL Paton, Clandeboye; mar
sisal, Wilson Hodgins, Luean.
First lecturer, J. A. Calwell
Grand Bend; second lecturer
Fred Jameson, Woodham; con
(lector, W. MacPherson, Green
way; herald, Clayton Abbott
isucari; sentinel. H. Burnes:
Greenway.
jr. Farmers make plans
The executive of the Lunn
Junior liarmers held a meeting
last Tuesday evening at the home
of Clare Paton to plan the pro
gram for the new season. The
anepal banquet that was to have
been in March and which had to
be cancelled due to storm and
roads is to be on April 4 at Arm.
strong's Restaurant, Exeter.
Plans were laid to have a
dance at Lucan Arena April 17.
Other things discussed were:
church service, ball team and
4-H Calf Club.
Hillcrest Farm forum
Personal items
airs, Al Bogs and claughte
• Vicki of Cold Lake, Albert
Inn.nnenn,....onnnernrIn
night then repaired to the .eburch Anglican.
Th. TirilesAdVecifflt M.arcb 244 11PO
By MRS. PI-APYVYN HpOPER Re o t F K
r basement for a short btisieess At the Pairn Sunday service at
p r rom 017
a session with the vIce.prealriellis Mrs- Trinity church. eight of
r. 'Jerry Cr bet t, presiding. tthe new servers distributed ,paltn
'
it was voted to accept the crosses to everyone at the Berl:.
f Anglican AYPA's invitation to ice and to anyone desiring them
attend a social evening in the for absentee friends or shut-ins.
Legion Hall, April 3, The junior choir. led by Mrs.
s' The authorization to purchase :lack Arnold, sang an anthem.
r $ I,
e firmed rece'v their • t o
• pita', March 22—a brother fo
Glen, Craig and Brian.
Mrs. Cecil Neil who was a pa
tient in St. Joseph's liospitai
able to he heine and is feelin
much better.
Sunday guests with Mrs. iren
r new ecord was saesed. Ihe candidates, recently cen-
t ed fits e M
The next meeting will be eld
Coursey and Mr. and Mrs, DO
Downs included Mr. and Mrs
Don Sayler, Miss Viqa Card an
Mr. and all's, Merrill Edwards
all of Ishecion.
Mrs. 1, A. Watson, Mrs
iCharles Haggar, Mrs, Wilfre
Dixon and Alt, ,11.1 Thompson ac
ccmpanied Mrs, Minnie Berne
!as far as Toronto last Saturda-
and the four sisters spent th
weekend with ttseir brother, Mr
1-1. Thompson and family. Mrs
with Beverley Thaler's' group bi 1%sviorilnhr;'ha
* at the Lucan church APril 5 muni°11'
e (hinge when the study of world es7h5Aetilpralornel Postponed
h0Q.euirldarisinheehtalig.
faiths will be contitnied.
n Catholic
Pentecostal Holiness Chureh
• The Altar -Guild of St. I atrick s The Thursday afternoon pray
J '
. d catholic church sponsored a sue• el meeting was held at the
, eessfui St. patrielee social eve- ?MPS Mayen Nursing Home with
ming last Tuesday in the Lucan Mrs. Aleine Eizenga in charge.
- Commueity Memorial Centre. 1Mrs• J. A. Staekson led in the
Cl Euchre prizes went to Miss devotions and airs. Ed. .Butler
• Elizabeth _Harrigan and
Mr. ' asaencognipwallehnetr. own accordion
s Charles Carrigan,
Y The Friday Young People's
LOBA news
e seetiwas in charge of Mr.
the LOBA it was deci to hold
Jackoof the Bible
no Euchre curies, Holy e
United Church 1
but to hold the next euchre in
The Hillcrest forum met en
Monday evening for the last
meeting of the' season at the
Lorne of Mr. and Mrs. J. 11.
Paton. A ham supper was served
to 17.
The chairman, Alt. A. SIMP-
son, and secretary, Mr. Gordon
Ba.nting, thanked the ladies for
the meal provided. Mrs. R.
Crozier and Mrs. D. Maguire
presented the two officers with
a carnation 'boutonniere,
Later they assisted the ladies
with the dishes and were re.
elected for -the next season.
A picnic was planned for June.
A program followed with read-
ings by Mrs. N. Wasnidge. Mr.
laanting, Mrs. Simpson, Mrs,
Banting and Mrs. Paton.
Contest winners were Mrs. N.
Wasnidge and Mrs. E. Atkinson.
Mr. Earl Atkinson favored with
mouth organ selections. The
meeting concluded with a sing-
song.
Personal items
Mr. Karl O'Neil hes sold his
farms of 200 acres, con. 3 Mc-
Gillivray township, to Mr, Lloyd
Lynn and sons. Gerald and Ralph
Lynn. Mr. O'Neil has set April
8 for his auction sale of farm
stock and implements.
Mr, Earl Whiteford held a suc-
cessful sae offarm stockand
implements last Thursday.
Mr. Vanneste of con. 3 Me-
Gillivra.y had a cow who gave
birth to four calves last week
but none survived.
Last week's wind storm caused
a lot of damage to barn 'roofs,
Mr. William Simpson is having
a steel roof put on by Scott's of
Lucan who Avg also put on sheet-
ing and steel roof for Mr. Andy
Carter's barn, Alt. Mervin Cart-
er and Mr. Roy McRann have
to put on new roofs on their
barns too.
Mrs. Al. Boggs and daughter, -
Vicki, London, left by TCA last
week to join her husband at
Coldlake, 300 miles north of Ed-
monton where he is stationed
with the RCAF there. Mrs. Boggs
spent two weeks here with her I
parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mur.'
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less.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Ritchie of
Parkhill visiteil on Sunday with I
he former's sister, Mrs. Lloyd
Lynn arid family,
Mrs. Omar Cunningham and
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Cunningham
and sons visited Mr. and Mrs.
Ernol Cunningham and family
in Glencoe on Sunday.
Air. and Mrs. Lynn Sawyer and
David, of Petrone, visited with
Mrs, Emily Tomes and family
on Sunday.
Mrs. Gordon Cunningham has
returned home from Victoria
Hospital, London and Mrs. Al.
Volk is spending some time with
her.
This Week In
Thames Road
By MRS. WILLIAM ROHDE
Community night
Community night was held on
Thursday evening in the school
house with seven tables of
euchre in play.
Prizes were won. for ladies
high by Mrs, Ray Cottle; ladies
low, Mrs. Alvin Cottle; lone
hands, Robert Simpson; mee's
high, Ross Hodgert; men's low,
Ross Cottle,
Alt. and Mrs, Mac Hedger( and •
Mr. and Mrs. Almer Passmore
were in charge for the evening.
Mission Band meeting
a
The Mission Band of Thames
Road church has wen the seal
from Huron Presbyterial for the
year's work (1958) for the tenth
year in eticcession. This was re t
eelved at Huron Presbyterial at 1n
Goderich oil Friday and en. C
nett/iced to Mission Band mem.
hers at their meeting on Sunday
Merhieg,
William Rohde took the
gtudy, and Mrs. Donald Kernick
read the Easter story and told
the story of the firSt. Easter lily,
Barnes, who has heen visiting
her relatives in this distriet
Isinci the first of October, ex-
pected to continue her journey
'home to Vancouver on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs, Archie Mitchell
of London were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. N. H. Was-
nidge.
Mrs. Ftoy Sell/eater of Dray-
ton called on Lucan friends last
Thrlr
ir!nddaay.
A
Mrs. William Brown-
lee last Friday attended the
funeral of their uncle, Mr, 1:1
R. Colbert at Seaforth.
Mrs. Joe Eeatson, who has
been confined to her home for
five weeks, is able to be out.
Mrs. Herbert Frost of Alice
St. attended the funeral of her
daughter, Eugenia, Mrs. Fred
Somerville of Ancaster. She is
survived by one son, Edward
Walsh, and one granddaughter,
Margaret Walsh.
Mrs. Murray Hodgins attended the Children Leader's Work-
shop in Calvary 'United Church,
London, last Saturday, where
she was in charge of the junior
department teachers,
Mr, Clayton Shackleton, assist-
ant principal of Glencoe school,
and Mrs. Shackleton were Sun.
day guests of Rev. and Mrs. J.
P. Prest.
Mr. and Mrs, William Ayle•
stock and Mrs. Harel'cl Butler
Sr. of Liman and Rev. A. Ayle-
stock of North Buxton attended
the funeral of Mrs. Aylestock's
brother, Mr, Rueben Lawson, of
Stratford, last Saturday,
Mr. Spencer A. Armitage of
Toronto spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Goddard
Mr. and Mrs. H, Ritchie and
' family of London were Sunday
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Haskett and family prior to the
' Hasketts leaving for London
where they were dinner guests
of Air. and Mrs. Harry Mc-
Naughton.
Mr. and Mrs. R. K. Montgom-
ery have purchased the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Schlueter on
Beech St., recently vacated by
Mr, and Mrs. Thos. Jackson and
fa m fly.
The Lucan Recreation and
Arena Boards on March 31 are
sponsoring an old-fashioned ice
carnival in aid of the Listowel
disaster fund.
Saturday closing
Lucan stores, which closed at
6 p,ni. each Saturday evening,
during the winter months, will,
beginning this Saturday, March
28, remain open for the balance
of the year.
Ecumenical Service
The delayed 1959 Ecumenical -
service, introduced in 1958 by
the Canadian Council of
Churches, was held Sunday eve-
ning in the Pentecostal Holiness
Church.
Members of the three church
Young -Peoples participated in
the program consisting of three
tableaus — the first a classroom
scene by the Anglican AYPA, the
second a service in a work camp
by the United Church YPU, and
the last a coffee break in a Jap.
anese factory by the Pentecostal
Holiness Young People.
Heather Stanley was devotion-
al leader and was assisted by
Donna Thomson, Graham
Thompson, Torn Tomes, Lorraine
Graham , and Keith Simpson,
Coursey School euchre
Mrs. Harry Stokes and Miss
Loreen Hodgins were hostesses
for the six table euchre last Fri•
day night at the Coursey School,
High score prizes went to Mrs.
Guy Ryan and Mr. Bev Hodgins;
the second high store to Mts.
Minnie Barnes and Mrs, Toni
Coursey (playing a man's card),
and the Rine hand prizes to Lois
O'Neil and Mr. Wilson Hodgins.
The next euchre will be held
April 3 with Mrs. Wilson Hodgins
acid Mrs. Tom Coursey as host.
sses.
YR/
The Lucari.Clandelseye YPU at -
ended the ecumenical service
111 e Pentecbstal 1-161thete
hutch for the devotional part
f their meeting last Sunday
Dennie and Sharon Pam -note
Were in charge Of the pregrate,
Which consisted Of a reading by
Bobbie Hume, and a piano sole
by Susan Allan.
Pergonal items
Mr. and Mrs. Manford Luther,
terry and Linda of Grand need
were rent guests with Alt, and
Mrs, Chas, Jeffery.
Alt. and Mrt. Ross Hedger(
Were pegs al the May.Wood
wedding ifi Dundas Calve United
Chureh, London. ori Satmelay.
Mt, and Mrs, Ken Duncan,
Floyd and ;Janke arid Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Gardieer were Fri.
day evening guests with Mt. and
Mrs—Allen Johns of
Mrs. William- Thorttoil Or Exe-
ter, Aft. and Mrs. Mean Jeffry
'visited on Sunday with Mrs.
tattier Pettibone, who is a na.
Heel 10 St. Thenies 1Igin At.
mortar tiospital, Si. Thomas.
Miss Marcia Degardine, of
Grand tend, spent the weekend
with Miss Sharon Hume.
Mr. and Mrs. Mime Passmore
and lattily, were Saturday eve-
ning guests with Mr. and Mrs.
William Rohde.
Mt, and Mrs, Charles Jeffery
Were 'Saturday evening guests
with Alt:, and Mrs, Roland
and Mrs. Mein Patamote
and Beverley Were guests on
Sunday with Air. end Mrs. Kee
Brazier and Mr. arid Airs. Aldr.
rieori Caswell, of trahtfotd,
3M Club
The March mooting of the 3AI
Club was held an Wednesday
evening in the church baseinetit,
tvp.isilip period Wet led by
Donald tray, assisted by Mrs.
Donald Bray,Mrs. Melvin
Dardiner and Mrs, Robert jet.
to17.
Mr, kegs Pranets, ot Kirkton,
was the guest speaker ft the
eVening. He Spoke Oil fur farhi.
tee. which was interesting,
Musital numbers by Mrs. Reg.
tiodgert, Ray Cann and Robert
jeffery were enjoyed.
Mr. and Mrs, Donald tray and
Alt.end Mrs. Robert Jeffery
SeeteIli harge kr the evening,
At an executive ndieltlig fa!Eizenga who spoke on the
the lodge room Wednesday, 'rile March meeting of the 'VC
April 5. • Men's Club was held. in the •
Mr. and Mrs. Fred retch, Mr. •
and Mrs. Lyle George and tau.
ily, Mr. Archie Muxlow,- of Ker.
wood, were Siinday guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Claire Sisson.
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Hartwick
and family, of Bryanston, were
Sunday guests of Air. and Mrs.
William Jones.
Mrs. Lottie Jones, of Ranneek,
spent the weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. William Jones.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfrid Garrett.
of Granton, spent Sunday eve.
church basement last Wednes-
day night with the president Mr.
Gordon Bantrng, in the chair and
Aix'. Alton 'Walker in charge of
program and refreshments.
Air. Ron Crozier of the Farm-
ers' Advocate was the guest
speaker, taking as his topic,
"Farming of Yesterday and To.
morrow" speaking at some
length on vertical integration.
Also on the program were trio
numbere by AIrs. 'Jack Eizenga
and Misses Lorraine Graham and
Velma Birtch.
Sy MRS. HAROWD DAVIS
WI euchre
The Women's Institute sponsor.
ed a progressive euchre in Aber.
deers I II T
Prize winners were: ladies'
high, Mrs, 1-1. Davis; lone hands,
Mpg with Mr. and Mrs, Kenneth
Parkinson.
Marylin and Gwen Hodgins, of
Grantors, spent Saturday with
Cathy and Joy Thacker.
AIiss Kathleen ISIO5seY, 1St,
Wb A. bDoue Scitiestal
al Teeswater, spent the weekend
with 51r. and Mrs. Cecil Mossey.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Young, of
St. Marys, spent Wednesday
With Air. and Mrs. Cecil Massey.;
Mrs. Fred Thomson spent Thurs.;
dav with Mrs. MoeseY- 1
• Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Thomson:
spent Thursday with Mr. and
Mrs. Art Rinn, of Thamesford.
Air. and Mrs. Clarence Thorn -
on and family, spept Sunday;
evening with Air. and Mrs.
Gladwyn Hooper.
Mrs. IL Merrisonf WW1 hi4k.
Gordon Jaime; loot han4s, 1-4oP
Paul.
Library iseehr•
The Kirlfton IsiOWY poar4
sponsored e nregreasive enc)pas
4n Aberdeen Jiall MotiftlY aVe
fling.
Prize winners were: 144*
high, Airs 11. Davis. lone haivis
Mrs. J. lvfalree. men's high
Mr. J. MeElrea: lone hands
1:v7srviynon thvT•fr j1u7PeEli.elti4
The next party is planned fq
Tuesday, lVfarch 31, in id of tltg;
gall Board.
Pcrional items
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Broek,
and David of Chiselhurst, Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Mills and
were Sunday guests of Mr. and
M *s *Eric h
Mr. Roy Switzer left for Cal-
gary on Monday to visit Va.
uncle, Mr. Fletcher Switzer. ,
CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN
° CHURCH
Rev. Samuel Kerr, B.A., B,D.
Minister
Organist: Mrs. Bob Pryde
10:00 a.m.—Sunday Scheel
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
Easter Music
Easter Message
Nursery for children up to six
years.
Tues., March 31, 8 p.m.—Circle
meeting in the Sunday School
room.
MAIN STREET
The United Church
of Canada
Minister:
Rev, Robert 8. Hiltz, B.A,, Th.D.
Organist: Mrs, A. Willard
10:00 a.m,—Chtwell Scheel
Classes for all ages.
11:00 a.m.—Morning Worship
Easter Service
"The Lord is Risen; The -Lord
is Risen indeed"
Nursery Class for 4 and 5 years
during the sermon.
Come and worship with us.
ZION CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
CREDITON
Rev, G. R. Strome, Pastor
6:30 a.m.—Sunrise Service
Speaker: Rev, E. N. Mohr
Youth ih charge.
10:00 a, m .—Wors hip
"Discoveries of Faith"
Easter Anthems by Choir
Reception of Members
11:15 a.m.—Church School
Thursday — WSWS
THE BETHEL
• REFORMED CHURCH
IN MAIN STREET CHURCH
Rev, R. Van Farowe, Minister
Good Friday
2:00 p.m, — Services
taster Sunday
10:00 aan.—Union Service
200 p.m.—Worship and Sermon
(English)
"Believing the Resurrectien"
3:30 p.m.—Sunday School
8:00 pat.—Temple Time, CHAIL
THE ANGLICAN
CHURCH OF CANADA
Trivitt Memorial, Exeter
Rev. Bren de Vries, Rector
Robert Cameron, Organist
Geed Friday
11:00 a.m.—Good Friday Serviee
Easter Day
8:30 a.m.—Holy Communion
11:00 a.m.-11oly Communion
Sunday Scheel and Nursery
7:00 pan,—Chorel Evensong
JAMES STREET
UNITED CHURCH
Rev. H. J. Snell, Peeler
Mr. Lawrence Wein,
10:00 4,m,—Sunday School
11:00 e,m,—Alornifig Worship
Stoer ontirettittitioliej,e,et: 'Jesus Steaks
Trio: Marlene McBride, Jean-
ette Taylor, Sandra \Velem'
Soto: Mts. ltoy Dykeman
AnthemsbY junior and senior
eoethinecl elloirs.
libraph Keels aecompanv
Alt. Wein at the piand.
7;09 P.m.—Evening Worship
BSITIvipc:nowitill. he conducted by
Sermon by Walter Gilchrist
16=. girls choir wilt sing a
A Warni Weleome
IS Extended TO All
Rejoice „ . Easter is here! That the rich
spiritual rewards and blessings of this holy
season may be fully yours . . come to
church on Easter Sunday . , join your
friends and neighbors its prayer, song and
worship, Cttlebratd Easter reverently . *
joyously.
CPIVARY CHURCH
Evangelical United Brethren
DASHWOOD
Rev. W. F. Kraig, Minister
Mrs. Ken McCrae, Organist
Good Friday
10:30 a.m.—Holy Communion
Easter Sunday
7:00 a.m,—Sunrise' Service
10:00 a.m.—"Easter Peace'
7:30 p.m.—"The Easter Touch"
PENTECOSTAL
TABERNACLE
Wed., 8 p.m. — Message; "The
Trial"
Good Friday
10:00 a.m.—Good Friday Service
Communion will be -served.
Easter Sunday
The Hollingsworth farelly Will
render special music.
9:45 a.M.—Sunday School
11:00 a.m.—Easter Message
7:30 p.M. — Easter film strip
message.
A Hearty Welcome To All
"For as in Adam all di, even
so in Christ shall all be made
alive." —1 Corn. 15:22
Pastor: Eveng. L. Winn•Butler
CHRISTIAN
REFORMED CHURCH
Rev, A. G. Van Eek, Minister
2:45 a.m.—Morning Worship
(English)
2:15 p.m.—Afternoon Worship
(Dutch)
The minister in charge,
3:30 p.m.—Sunday School
THAMES ROAD
MENNONITE CHURCH
EXETER
"Teach Me Thy Truth 0 Lard'
10:30 a.m.—Sunday Scheel
11:30 a.nt,—Worship
Pastor; Stanley Sauder, Exeter
710N LUTHERAN CHURCH
DASHW000
K. L., Zoen, Pastor, Phone 65
10:00 a.m. — Sunday School
Easter Service—"He Is Risen"
11:00 a.m.—Easter Communion
Service
Sermon: "Our True Easter
Joy"
"Come Worship With Us"
BAYPIELD
BAPTIST CHURCH
Pastor: Ivor Bodenham
9:45 a.m.—Bible School
11:00 a.m.—Merithig Worship
"Light from the Grave"
7;30 p.m.—Evening Service
"Christ Able to Save to the
Uttermost"
Wed., 8 part. —Bible Study and
Prayer Service
Youth
Meetings
CHURCH OF GOD
GRAND BEND
Mar, 29.April 3
Sunday 11 and
Nightly t1:00 p.m.
Xav, and Mit. D. nig
Arlington, California
Special Mutio
ALL WMCCIMS,
Patfor: 1. WattaM
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