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1.11r01101/OUt Horan. Presbytery of
titruoct QiwroU Quo,44, When a'
.representative of Me Presbytery
Carryon of Dotted Chorchmen !Walte
in the 'VarlOtt churchos,
Mr, Norman Alexander Li0/143*
bora brought a very timely Message
to the congregations of 13r1ISSeig. and
Ethel, He spoke of may things that
; ecotld be clone by the laymen of the
church to release the otiniSter for the
more Spiritual ministry. He also ent.
Pitmized the strategic place of miss,
ions in the life of the Christian
church asking each member to do his
utmost ,cheerfully and out of grati-
tude to Jesus Christ for eternal life
through him.
The challenge to service was
voiced in the anthem for the day
'iGod's Trumpet is Sounding" by
Ackley.
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W, M. $. was held In &Raise's on
Monday In Melville Presbyterian
loOleuntrIvr, IWItssleonnal.71hceite'styofmitx`hiellaWli:
!and Evening groups of Moleswortb,
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13311P 4e1' t.te(sells'ICIIll'elirQP°rke.'senT.ItiMie' 'and
Wine. W. A. Williams of Droseels '7P presided for 'the ;afternoon meet.
fag, and 0°11(114c:tea the devotiona.
period. Mos. Map Engel of Oran-
bro0 read the lesson, and Mrs 1
Douglas Hemingway fotrared prayer.
Mrs W. W. Smith, speaking for the ;
Bru'ss'els W. M, extended a web
come. Mrs Kellfleth McDonald of ,
OranbroOk sang a solo, ardompenied
by Wire, W, p, King, who played the
organ Tor the meetings.
A panel clinuasIng' the topic "What
Ts the MiAion of the Church?" bad
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members,
its leader Mrs. Harold Speir, an
foumembers, Mrs', George. McDon-
ald, Molesworbh; JosephMartin,
Ethel; Misls Nellie Jardine, Brussels.,
',and Mrs. W, D. Campbell, Moles.
Worth.
Mrs, John Work introduced the
,guest speakers: Miss Ann McEach
ern, regional! 'secretary E ecretaTy for arrillten-
London 1Synoclical; Miss Athalie
Read, a deaconess in Central PregbY-
tartan Church; and Miss Isabel Mc-
Connell, Reg, N. who has served 27
years in various hospitals in 1,12dira,.
Miss McEachern divided the
group into two sections, one of
,planning. The other listened to
Miss Read and Miss McConnell tell
of their work.
Miss Read has .served as deacon•
ess in the Peace River district, on
The Alaska Highway, in Alberta and.
various parts of 13ritisill Columbia.
She told of the work of national
missions, .such as port workers, hos-
pital visitors, French Protegtant
W0,1* in Quebec, Work among new
Italian, and Uli".i.anitur churches.
Miss McConnell, speaking on over
seas missions, told of her work as a
mime on the Dhil field of India,
where she has served in the hospital
in in Vellore Christian 'Medical
College, and on mobile medical
units. She impressed upon her and•
fence the colossal breadth • of the
work.
Evening Meeting
Following supper, served by the
W. M. S. of the church, Mrs. Morgan
Henderson, Lucknow, president of
the Maitland Presbyterial, took °liar-
ge of the evening meeting. Rev. H.
Read
showni A
trio
Miss
of
and
T, members, Jean
Cardiff, Jean McFarlane and Sharon
Hemingway, sang an unaccompanied
selection, Miss. MeEachren gave a.
.short review of her shame in the
mission, of the church, as a regional
secretary. Actually she is a travelling
deaconess, with about 200 churches
in her care. Mrs. Kenneth McDonald
sang a solo
Miss Read continued her descript-
ion of the Canadian work of a dear
conness in tire wesstern provinces,
in nursery schools, teen-age groups,
and visiting vans.
Miss, McConnell told more of her
work in India, stressing the periled
since that country gained indeperat;
once in 1947.
Mrs. D. C. MatheSon expressed tlic.
appreciation of the gathering to the
guest speakers for their efforts is
familiarize ifhe groups With the work
of the church. Rev. W. A. Williams
pronmneed the benediction.
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PATTERSON — In loving memory
of WillTarn J, Patterson,' Who
Passed away one year ago. Nov.
7421., 1954, !!,
The world may change from Yeal
to year,
And friends, from day to day,
But never shall shall the one
we loved,
Prom meaniory Pass away,.
Dyer remembered by his wife
and family. New fast train to Major Western PoinfS
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ELLIOTT — In loving memory of 1
'George Elliott who passed away /
one year ago Nov, Srd, 1954. it
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And if the world were .ours to. give
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To see the face of -you dear dad.
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To bring you .to our mind
For the days we do not think of you
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