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THURSDAY, JAM Slat, 1903
A FAMILY FAVOURITE
DELICIOUS
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
MELVILLE CHURCH
Minister; Rev: W. J. Morrison MA
Organist: Mrs. Frank Thompson
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10 a.m. Church School.
11 a.m. Morning Worahip
Everyone Welcome
Bt./-'7'.i EKED PECAN
ICE CREAM
You'll Enjoy Its Sweet Butter and ,Nut Taste
ALWAYS ASK FOR
COUSINS ICE CREAM
To Be Sure Of SMOOTH, CREAMY GOODNESS
PEOPLE WE KNOW '
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Mr, and Mrs: Geo. Meciitteneon.
and Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Parker
are vacationing m Cnlifornia.
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Dan McKinnon has returned
home front Listowel , hospital
where he had. been for several
months with a broken hip.
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Miss Sharon Hemingway spent
the week-end at her home
accompanied by Denny Whittaker,
Sharron Mathewson and Danny
Dyment from Brantford.
Mr. and Mrs, Calvin Kratiter
were in Oftawa recently whoa
Mr. ..R.Tatiter attended the Grand
'Masters' Reception of the Masonic
Lodge,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence -Haber-
inehl and Mr, and Mrs. Gordian
Spencer of. Hespler were visitors
on Saturday with MTS. G.
Chidlow. Mr. and Mrs. EarPer
Wood of Palmerston visited at
the same home on Sunday„
Brie Exel, son, of Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Exel, had a narrow escape,
when he was bitten on the boot
by a skunk. Fortunately the boy
was not bitten as it is feared the-
animal was rabid; Ned Rutledge
destroyed the animal and cats in
case they had been infected.
CARD OF THANKS
1 Wish, to express my sincere
thanks to all mY friends and to
the Pipe Band for remembering
,me with cards, gifts and treats
and those Who visited me during
My stay in ii W HOSpititi,
Ron IVMcFarlane
BORN,
CiO0Plat To Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd Cooper (nee Joyce
Miller), in Scott Memorial
Hospital; Seaforth, on, January
127th a son.
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BORN :
WHIM — To Mr. and avIrs.
Ron White (nee Lena Miller)
in Georgetown HOspital oh
January 2Sth — a daughter.
THE IUNIIT'ED CHURCH
OF CANADA
Minister: Rev. A. K. Griffiths
Organist:. Miss M. Hoover
Morning Worship
1L00 a.m.
9.46 A.M. Sunday School
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rector; Rev. H. 4. Jennings
RA, LTII.
Organist: Mrs. B.
ST. JOHN'S
11 ann. Holy Communion
Tuesday, 8,30 p.m. Ladies Guild
ST. DAVID'S, Henfryn
1.30 p.m. Bible Class
2.00 p.m. ,Evening Prayer
Friday, Feb. Sth, 8.30 p.m.
Annual ,Pie Social
Melville Presbyterian
Church Annual. 'Meeting
A Rnost successful Annual
Ciongregational meeting of Mel_
ville Church! was held in the,
Church basement On Friday. 18th
Jahuary.
'Time evening commenced at
seven o'clock with a potluck
supper, Served by the ladies of
the congregation, which was
greatly enjoyed by the many
families Dreamt.
After the supper, a brief'
period of worship was conducted
by the minister. The business
meeting followed being presided
over by Rev. W. J. Morrison, and
the various reports, of the organ i..
nations were presented, reviewed
and discussed. These reflected
a very successful year financially,
Some extensive alterations to the
kitchen and washrooms had been
carried out.
A visit by the Waterloo Life
Assurance in November
provided an enjoyable and inter.
eatingprogramme of music',
greatly appreciated by the large
;.number of Brussels reSidents
who attended.
The Rev. Morrison thanked the
members of Kirk Session and all
others who had supported him in
his work over the year, also all
who had faithfully served in
maintaining the Ctliurch's work.
Some Musical items ware very
tastefully presented by leading
choir members and other talented
church .members.
The Children were catered for
by a programme of film strips
In the church parlour, in charge
of Dave Kratter and Doug Elliott.
CRANBROOK
Personals
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Lloyd hiall on the birth of a
daughter in Listowel Hospital on
Saturday, January 26th
Mr. and. Mrs. Alien Dunn,
Rickey and 13onita, :Kitchener,
and 1%Ir. and Mrs. 'Stanley Minchan,
Listowel, visited on Sunday with
Mr. and :Mrs. Earl Dunn.
Ala% and Mrs. Ross Speiran,
Saginaw, visited with Mr. and
iered .Sinalldon and other
friends over the week-encL Miss
Certie Pride returned home with
them after spending a month in
Saginaw.
Mrs. Lylle Gordon received
word on Saturday of the sudden
death of Miss Maude Gordon, of
Wallaceburg. Miss Gordon had
been visiting in Mexico with
nor brother Lytle, who is spend-
ing the winter there. The remains
are being brought home to
,Wrallaeeburg for burial, Mies
Gordon has visited here fre-
quently.
The Annual Congregation.ed
meeting of Knox Presbyterian
Church will be held in the church
on Tuesday, February 5th, at
8.15 p.m. 'mach will be served
following the meeting.
Craribrook Evening Auxiliary
The January 'meeting of the.
Ciranbrook Evening Auxiliary
was held at the home of Ma's.
Doug, Evans with 11 members
present and one visitor. The
leader, Mrs. Kay ,Pfeifer 01)0n0.
the mowing with a verse followed
by the first and last verses or
hymn 4.37. Eleauu2 Stevenson
led in prayer. The meditation
was read by Kay nun the script-
ure Isaiah t) verses :LI was react
in unison. The meeting was then;
turned over to the president,1
The minutes of the last Meet.,
ing' were' read, and approved;
followed by the roll call which(
Was answered 'with a New Years,
verse.
After a short diseusSion lt 4was,
decided to pass the news letters
around to each member to read
at home instead of using therni
for topic material.
Moved by Mrs. jean Evans ands.
seconded by Mrs. ...Trace EvOnti
that we buy a new Topic book
for the coming year.
Tile President men told about
'the 100th CL71/Ifirenia.ry- of the
VV,M,S. which is to be Held int
Montreal 'in 1564, Anyone want.,
lag to give a uonat.on to have
names printed in the anniversary
book are to give it to Mrs4
Yvonne Knight at the next meet.
Kay Pfeifer led in prayer. The,
N„ew Year topic was given hyl
Mrs. Grace Evans,
The collection was taken by
IVIrs. Helen Smith. Limn 40
was closed by repeating Ow
Itiltizpali benediction in unison.
.Couch. was served by the
hostess assisted by ;Mrs. l'yonrie
Knight and Mrs. Helen" Smith 1.
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