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The January meeting of
the W.M.C. of Exeter
Pentecostal Tabernacle was
held February 1 at the home
of Mrs. Estrella Finkbeiner.
a week late because of the
storm.
Mrs. Hilda Bodaly opened
with prayer. The roll call
was answered with a Scrip
ture verse on “Prepare.”
Letters were read from
missionaries in Thailand.
Kenya. Rhodesia and Hong
Kong. President Ruth
McLaren reported that the
official amount turned in at
Penny Day last July from
the Western Ontario District
was $53,808.05.
Mrs. Edith Millar read a
poem about the love of
Jesus. Mrs. Mary Blanchard
told of the pioneering work
of Mr. Kenneth Gates in the
sub-Arctic. Due to his ef
forts, Hay River opened its
first church in 1950; the
community also now has a
hospital, the only one in
North America ad
ministered by the
Pentecostal Assemblies.
The W.M.C. will be in
charge of the morning ser
vice at the Exeter Church on
W.M.C. Day. February 19.
Mrs. Ray Austin will be the
speaker. She and her hus
band are living in Exeter
this year while on furlough
from their missionary duties
in Taiwan.
Mrs. Molly Waddell spoke
on private prayer - our at
titudes and God’s re
quirements. After singing
“Jesus Never Fails”, the
meeting closed with prayer.
Mrs. Susan Cann and Mrs.
Mary Blanchard provided
the lunch.
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A KNITTING PROJECT — Knitting is one of the electives now underway for grade seven students at Usborne Central School.
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By MISS ELLA MORLOCK
CREDITON
Six members of the UCW
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the Regional Rally at Mit
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The UCW held their
February meeting Thursday
evening in the Sunday School
rooms. Mrs. Bruce Pierce
and Mrs. Lome Preszcator
directed devotions, following
the theme Love. Poems were
read and a story entitled
“Loving the Unlovely.”
Mrs. Pierce recorded on a
flip sheet the things mem
bers said they loved. Mrs.
Preszcator accompanied the
singing of hymns. Mrs. Ross
Pickering conducted the
business.
Roll Call was answered by
naming something one
wished to learn to do or
make. It was decided to hold
a bakeless bake sale in the
spring, a Mother and
Daughter banquet May 5 and
a yard sale, June 3.
The : quilt prepared by
certain members was
donated to Mission Services,
London.
Lightfoot
group a
top. It is
quilt and offered by auction
during the yard sale.
Lunch was served by Mrs.
Hugo Schenk, Mrs. Nelson
Lamport and Mrs. Aaron
Wein. Michael Pierce sang to
the accompaniment of his
guitar while the meeting
drew to a close.
The UCW will share in the
World Day of Prayer Service
at Greenway Anglican
Church, March 3.
Zion United Church
Zion United Church held
its congregational meeting
Tuesday evening. Rev.
Bruce Pierce chaired the
meeting and Earl Neil acted
as secretary. Rev. Pierce
conducted a short devotion
before the annual report was
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'loves'
considered.
A letter from Rev.
Hallman was read,
suggested that the 10th
anniversary of the union of
Crediton’s two churches be
marked, and that former
E.U.B. members indicate
their interest in attending a
reunion at the original camp
meeting site in Waterloo
County. Information was
circulated concerning the
Zurich Crusade March 26 to
April 2.
Wlsponsor euchre
Eleven tables were in play
at the Women’s Institute
sponsored euchre Monday
evening. The north group
was in charge of
arrangements.
Winners were: Ladies
high, Loretta Ball; lone
hands, Mary Kooy; low,
Letta Taylor; men’s high,
Maurice MacDonald; lone
hands, Harvey Hodgins; low,
Cliff Kenney.
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By KATHY COOPER
ELIMVILLE
The January meeting of
the Elimville United Church
Women was opened by
repeating their purpose.
Mrs. Emerson Penhale
explained the purpose#Mrs.
Jerry Grubb read “Here’s a
new day, Adam.”
A skit New Year’s
prepared by Mrs. Dan
Coward was enjoyed by all.
Members taking part were
Mrs. Ina Skinner, Mrs.
Philip Hern. Mrs. Wm.
Allen. Mrs. Grubb led in
prayer.
Everyone enjoyed lear
ning the World Day of
Prayer song “As Children of
One Father.” The offering
and prayer led by Mrs.
Grubb followed.
Mrs. Howard Pym with the
assistance of posters ex
plained the new committee
names and duties.
Mrs. Emerson Penhale
read “Blessed is the
Leader.” The hymn “Take
my Life and Let it be” closed
this part of the meeting.
Miss Ruth Skinner opened
the business part of the
meeting with a New Year’s
verse. The roll call was
answered by a donation to
the card fund.
The members decided to
have a quilting bee and a pot
luck dinner. The members
are invited to World Day of
Prayer at Thames Road,
March 3.
Mrs. Philip Hern and Mrs.
Philip Johns gave a report of
the presbyterial held in
Mitchell. A ten cent tea
followed.
Play cards
The second card party was
held at the Elimville hall
with eight tables in play. The
winners were: Ladies high,
Geraldine Grimminck;
ladies lone, Blanche Johns;
men’s high, Lawrence
Beckett; men’s lone, Percy
Noels; low, Ed Rodd.
Another euchre will be held
Monday evening.
Personals
Elimville United
Personals
Emerson Wein attended
the christening service for
his granddaughter Amy
Noelle Rader, daughter of
Mr. & Mrs. Kenneth Rader,
in Zion Lutheran Church,
Dashwood, Sunday.
Mrs. Sam King has
returned home from Victoria
Hospital.
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Church Women enjoyed a
quilting bee and pot luck
dinner Tuesday.
Mr. & Mrs. Alvin Fulton
and Mr. & Mrs. Reuben
Pehlke attended the
funeral of the late Jack
Stracken of Kitchener on
Saturday.
Mr. & Mrs. Howard Pym,
Mrs. Ross Skinner, Mrs. Ed
Johns and Mr. & Mrs. Floyd
Cooper attended the annual
meeting of the Exeter
Agricultural Society in
Exeter on Friday evening.
Mr. Lloyd Webber has
returned home from
hospital.
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