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Walton
McDougal family skit presented at UCW
Correspondent
Mrs. Allan McCall
Mrs. Harold Bolger gave the
Call to Worship for the February
meeting of the, Walton Unit on
Thursday evening in the church
basement.
Hymn, "Th ou Shalt Airse"
Arise" was sung accompanied by
the pianist, Mrs. Ray Fluether.
The general Thanksgiving prayer
was read in unison.
Mrs. NelsonReid told the story
of George. McDougal and family
in the form of a skit. Mrs. Reid
played the part of George, Mrs.
Edna Hackwell played the part of
his wife Elizabeth and Mrs. .
Bolger was their oldest son John.
Mr. and Mrs. George
McDougal were married in -1842
and both became. Methodists.
They had three sons, John, David
and Moses. Mr. McDougal
worked among the Indians. After
he was married he operated
leading vessels and was away a
lot from home. Before moving to
the west, he was in the militia for
a brief time. He also became a
missionary.
The McKillop Unit of the
U.C.W. Duff's Church,Walton
was held at the home of Mrs. Don
Dennis with 12 members present.
Mrs. McCutcheon was in
charge of devotions opening with
Call to Worship followed by
Prayer. Hymn "What a Friend
We Have in Jesus" was sung.
Mrs. McCutcheon then read a
poem "I'm Fine There's Never a
Thing Wrong With Me",
Mrs. L. - Godkin read. the
Scriptures from Matthew 7: 1-5
and Romans 14:,1-13 and gave the
devotion on the theme "Haste
Judgment".
Mrs. McCutcheon read a poem
"The Credit Card".. 'Hymn, "0
Worship the Lord'' was sung
followed by prayer. A Bible quiz
was conducted by Mrs Godkin..
Mrs. S. McCall gave a very
interesting topic on "Have- You
Mrs. H. Bolger read scriptures
readings from. Chapters of Acts,
Romans and Matthew followed by
prayer by Mrs.E. Hackwell,
Hymn, "Take 'My Life" was
sung. This - closed the
devotional part of the meeting.
Mrs. Herb Traviss presdied for
the -business. Minutes were
approved as .read by the
secretary, Mrs. Howard
Hackwell. Roll call was answered
by 16 members. The new sides
were chosen by the Copper
Contest leaders, Mrs: Emerson
Mitchell and Mrs. Nelson Marks.
It was a reported that five quilts
have been completed in the past
week.
The 'World Day of 'Prayer for
March 5 at 2 P.M. was discussed
with several members to take part
in the program from the printed
sheet. The U.C.W. executive is to
meet at 1 p.m. prior to World Day
of Prayer.
Mrs. H. Traviss gave a reading
"A Pattern of Thinking" and the
"Twenty-third Psalm", also a
poem, "If God, went on Strike".
The Mizpah benediction closed
Made a New Resolution in the
New Year Ahead". Offering .was
taken by Mrs. M. Hackwell and
dedicated by Mr.s. McCutcheon.
This part of the meeting was
closed by prayer.
Mrs. N. Schade presided for
business thanking everyone who
had taken part in devotion also
Mrs. D., Dennis for her home.
Mrs. Schadc read a poem "Not
KnoWing".
Minutes of the last meeting
. were read by Mrs.- G. McNichol
followed by roll call. Treasurer's
report was given by Mrs.
Hackwell. Two hymns were sung.
The meeting was closed by
everyone repeating the Mizpah
benediction.
Lunch was served by Mrs. M.
Dennis, Mrs. Burch and
hostess,. Mrs. D. Dennis.
the meeting followed by a social
half hour with lunch being served
by Mrs. Gordon. Murray, Mrs.
Ray Fluether and Mrs. Herb
Traviss.
.Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Doug Smith and
family of Hamilton spent the .
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Murray Smith and Tanily .
Dr. Brian and Mrs. Traviss and
girls of Waterloo visited on the
weekend at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Traviss.
We are glad to r hear that
Stewart McCall returned home
from Seaforth Hospital last week.
He was a patient there for the
week.
The 'Institute card party should
take place this Friday evening in
the hall, if the weatherman
co-operates.
Margaret Shortreed's name
was omitted in the list of girls
from the' area that took part with
the S.D.FI,S. Girls Trumpet Band
that were to play five different
times in the seven days in. Florida
during the Edison Festival of
Lights.. They returned home
Monday night.
McKillop unit hears
about resolutions
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Mission Band's
Gift to church dedicated
The Mission Band members
and teachers were in attendance
at the first part of the morning
church service when a cabinet for
Communion Vessbls--, , was
dedicated as a gift to the church
from the Mission Band.
Jeanne McDonald. made the
dedication on behalf of the.
Mission Band while Jack
McEwing, clerk of the session
replied.Rev. Ed. 'Baker gave
prayer and also told thuchildren a
story before they returned to the
basement for the rest of their
meeting.
They opened with singing
hYmni "Jesus Bids us Shine".
John Huether was pianist. Peter
Bennett read the' Secretary's
report followed by Cathy
McGavin giving. the treasurer's
report, The offering was received
and dedicated by James
McDonald. A filmstrip was shown
entitled, "The Brave Engineer
Showing Loyalty".
They then went to their classes
with their teachers, Mrs. Merton
Hackwell, Mrs. Mack Sholdice,
Mrs. Neil McGavin and Mrs.
Ross Bennett.
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