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his travels.
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Concern is theme of Presbyterial..
`Concern' was the theme of the
May meeting of Maitland
Presbyterial Society of the
w,m,s, of the . Presbyterian
Church May 16, in Chalmers
Presbyterian Church,
Whitechurch.
Mrs. Don Ross presided at the
organ for the hymns and musical
numbers.
The invocation by Mrs. Don
Rob ert son, president was
followed by devotions by the
Brussels group. Mrs. Matheson
read the scripture Act 28:31,
meditation was given by Mrs.
Innes and Mrs. Mair led in
prayer.
Mrs. John DeBoer gave the
address of. welcome.
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by Mrs. Ewen
MacLean; correspondence by
Mrs. Don MacAdam; and the
treasurer's report was given by
Mrs. Evan Keith.
A duet by Mrs. Wm. Gibson
and Mrs. H. S. Wardrop was
much enjoyed.
Honorary membership
certificates were presented to
Mrs. Lloyd Felker by Mrs.
George MacDonald, both of
Molesworth; and to Mrs. Don.
Robertson by Mrs. Torn
MacDonald, both of. Kinlough.
Mrs. Felker and Mrs. Robertson
thanked the societies.
Mrs. J. W. English introduced
Frank Whilsmith, telling of his
work with the various
organizations to which, he
He spoke of the challenges' of
today's youth, demonstrations,
etc., economical freedom, and the
seeking of religious freedom. We
must be intellectually and, morally
strong and strong in faith and
religion, he said. He told 0'7'
Hollywood Presbyterian Church
which sent out in 1974, 500 to 600
young folk to witness and tell of
the love of Jesus Christ, singing
Amazing Grace, and who made a
film, 'Living the Jesus Way'.
Mrs. Nugent of Ripley gave the
'In Memoriam'. The delegates to
the Synodical in Stratford, Mrs.
Gibson, Mole sworth, Mrs. P.
Steer, South Kinloss, Mrs. G.
Mundell, Bluevale and Mrs. J. ,
Martin of Brussels, each , gave
very interesting reports.
The offering was accepted and
prayer given by Mrs. K. Dickson,
Belmore. The closing prayer was
given by Mrs. Burton of
Kincardine.
The ladies of Chalmers
provided a lunch in the
Community Memorial Hall,
Whitechurch.
Evening Session
The evening session began
with an organ prelude by Mrs.
Don Ross followed by a hymn.
Devotions were taken by the
Lucknow group - scripture by
Mrs. R.E.Forster, meditation by.
Mrs. K. Laidlaw and 'prayer by
Mrs. Lloyd Moffat.
Mrs. Gordon Rintoul
welcomed the folks to the evening
session, followed by an enjoyable
chorus by four young ladies. Mr.
Kay was called on and spoke
encouragingly of the work done
throughout the world by Mr.'
Whilsmith who was again
Belgrave
winners
named
Nine tables Of'euchre Were
Played last Wednesday evening
in the W.I. Hall. The winners \vete:, High Lady. Mrs:, Mrs: James °mites; Low Lady Mrs. Lorne
4amiesnn; Lady's Novelty Mrs.
Lewis Stonehouse; High. Man -
Victor Youngblut; Low Man -
Lorne Jamieson; M TI'S Novelty • Abner Nethery.
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