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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1961-09-21, Page 16N90, 14 he rategArNate, sglterrihor2L 1•9.01: • • • ' L4t Pt 4upply. lroy, With. Rubber Stamps The 'Times -Advocate DONATE NEW CHURCH CAkPET—As part of its 50th anniversary celebration Sunday, the Ladies .Aid of Zion Lutheran Church, Dashwood, contributed a $1,500 carpet for the church' auditorium. Admiring the new covering is Rev. William Gatz, right. Executive members of the group, from left, are Mrs. Effie Kleinstiver, Mrs. Erwin Rader, Mrs, Ernest Koehle,' and Mrs, Milford Merner. —T -A photo Ladies celebrate anniversary, dedicate carpet at Dashwood By MRS, ERVIN RADER DASHWOOD Sunday, the new church car- pet was dedicated and the La- dies' Aid celebrated their 50th anniversary at Zion Lutheran Church, Pastor T. Luft of Kitchener preached in the morning and Pastor K. Born of Burlington at night, Ladies from Zurich Lu- theran Church and Dashwood EUB Church were guests. Following the service the la- dies were invited to the church, basement for a social hour. The president of Zion aid, Mrs. Milfred Merner, welcomed eve-. ryone and invited Bill Becker, president of the congregation, to speak. Mrs. Ervin Rader read a list of all the presi- dents, Those present were in- vited to the platform, presented with corsages and invited to give something outstanding dur- ing their term of office. Mrs. Jacob Schroeder, char- ter member, was also given a corsage. Mrs. Herb Wein assisted by Mrs. Ernest Koehler conducted a brief in memoriam service. ,Mrs. Ken Keller gave a history -of the 'ladies aid. Pastor Zorn d Pastor James s p o k e briefly. Mrs. Milfred Merner and ,Mrs. Herb Wein poured team from a table centred with an an- niversary cake flanked by can- dlebra. The young married la- dies of the congregation served. Mrs. Charles 'Snell and Mrs. Whitney Brokenshire thanked the ladies on behalf of their aids. Zion Lutheran Ladies Aid First fall meeting of the la- dies aid was held Wednesday, Sept. 13, with group 3 in charge and Mrs. Ervin Rader con- vener. Pastor William Gatz took the THEN YOU ABE LIKELY 10 BE the athletic -type! Strong, self-confident, loving Outdoor sports—writing from an African Safari you would naturally include: J Your correapOnderit's full and correct postal ad- drese ri Your Own nettle and return address in upper left corner AND THE • CORRECTPOSTALZONE NUMBERIF YOU ARE WRITING TO QUEBEC, •'MON'TREAL, OTTAWA, TORONTO, WINNIPEG, OR VANcoUVER, 14etoustospeedyoutroall check the yellow fiages a your Telephone Direotary for full postal infottliatiortog mission topic, "A heart that reaches out and loves." Lynda Rader played several hymns on the accordion, Mrs, Merner read a poem entiled, "The Pas- tor," followed by prayer. Mrs. Milfred Merner, the president, conducted the busi- ness, Final plans were made for the anniversary services. Several ladies will attend the fall rally of the LWML at Strat- ford Monday, Sept, 25. New GNO officers First, meeting of the fall for the GNO club was held Sept. 14 at the home of Mrs, George Tieman. New officers are: president, !Mrs. Harold Schroeder; vice- president, Mrs. Russel Hop - croft; secretary, Mrs. Milfred Merner, High prize for the evening went. ,to Mrs: Lloyd Guenther. Personal items Mrs. Elmore Thiel of Zurich • spent Sunday with Mrs. Louis Kraft. I Mr. and Mrs. Dave Baird of London spent Sunday with Mrs. .Matilda Piefer. Plan activities Ladies Aid of the EUB church LADIES AID. MARKS ANNIVERSARY—Ladies Aid Of Zion Lutheran Church, DaSh- wood, celebrated its 50th anniversary with special services Sunday. Shown with the birthday cake served at the tea following evening service are from left, Mrs. Clif- ford Salmon and Mrs. Rita Hamather, past presidents; Mrs. Jacob Schroeder, char- ter member; Mrs. Herb. "Wein, another past president, and Mrs: Milfred Merner, the photo current president of the group. held their first fall meeting with the membership and at- tendance group in charge, led by .Art Haugh. The scripture was read by -Mrs, Wally Bec- ker, Bonnie Mason, Beth Snell and Beverly Becker sang a trio. A question and answer period was conducted by Rev. James and Mrs, Charles Snell, Mrs, Mervyn Tiernan reported on her visit to Redbird Mission in Ken. tucky. Mrs. Haugh introduced Rev. and Mrs. James. They sang a duet accompanied on the piano accordion by Mrs. James, Mr, Charles Snell, president, conducted the business, Five dollars was donated to CNIB, There will be a clothing drive in October with the closing date October 15. 11 was decided that the executive plan the work for the children's fellow- ship, The WSWS district rally., will be Sept. 28 in Crediton. Mr. and. Mrs, Bedford Robin- son of Waltham, Quebec, were guests of Rev, and Mrs. M, J. James recently. Rev. M. J. James accompa- nied Rev, A. M. Amacher to Bridgeport for the fall confer- ence board meeting of the EUB church last Tuesday. The boys and girls of the EUB church met for their first fall meeting on Wednesday. The EUB church will observe World Wide Communion Sun- day, Sept. 24, as its anniver- sary services are to be held Oct. 1. Personal items Miss Luella Kuntz, who spent several weeks in Lansing, Mich. with Mr. and Mrs. Art Koes. sel, returned home. Lorne Pfile of Florida spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Clay- ton Pfile. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley. Bryant of Bayfield spent Sunda,v with Mr. and Mrs. 'Clayton Pfile, Mr. Robert .Annan returned last Monday after spending the summer in Sondrestroin, Thule and Nord Greenland and North- west lerritories with Kenting Aviation Co, or malten. Mr, and Mrs, rerd Miller accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Robert Annan to London Fair on sathrday. 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