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PAGE; '14-M WINGTIAM ADVANCE-TIMES Thursday, Jamory.16t1i,.
May the New Year bring fresh strong,
th;
That they may get about,
When a storm is raging around our
door,
We watch for our neighbours light,
And thank our Heavenly Father,
Who has kept them through. the
night.
Now to the careless and unconcerned
Who spurn the chastening rod,
Oh, may they change their frivolous
ways,
And humbly walk with God,
When sitting in our coszy home,
and reading our diary o'er,.
How ;natty times we refused the Mas;
ter,
When he knocked at our door.
But now we've got another chance,
There dawns a bright New Year,
Let us resolve that every day,
We'll try some soul to cheer.
(Too late for last week)
Owing to weather conditions the at-
tendance at both churches was small,
Mr. Udell failing to get to Mildmay.
With white chrysanthemums and
white tapers the United Church was
quite pretty for the marriage of Miss
Muriel Gilmour of Carrick to Mr,
Jack Atwood of Teeswater, at four
o'clock on Saturday, December 28th.
Mr. Udell tied the nuptial knot. The
bride looked lovely in her gown of
white satin, her sister, as bridesmaid,
chose pink; another sister as soloist,
was gowned in blue. Miss Mae Jo-
hann gowned in blue, played the wed-
ding .music.
Mrs, Hunkin is at her home again,
after spending some weeks in Wing-
ham Hospital.
Reggie Reid Who was with his aunt
in Wingham has returned home.
Those taking New Year's dinner
with friends, Mr, and Mrs. Reuben
Stokes of Glenannan, Mr. and Mrs.
Selah Breckenridge of Jamestown, at +-
Harry igulvey's, Mr. and Mrs. James
Darling, Jimmie and Charlie, Miss M.
Jeff ray, Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Robert
Jeffray, Elmer and Fern at Roy Ruth-
erford's; Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Edwards
at Herb Millers.
BELMORE
The Educational Films will be
shown again in the school room, Jan-
uary gist., these are well worth seeing,
Allow us to say the Valedictory ail-
alre.ss of Wingham High School was
The best we have read for some tune.
Those confined to the house, Mrs.
Farrell with a sore throat and heavy
told. R. J. Douglas had the misfor-
tune to have a bone fractured in his
foot.
Teeswater News is gruelled down
to four pages, yet there is all in it we
are interested in. '
Mr, Fleming Ballagh disposed of all
lois fat cattle this week. It isn't just
"Oh where, Oh where is my little dog
gone, but where does all the beef
steak go. It is quite rare in our town,
Miss Mildred Stewart of Wingham,
visited with her friend, Miss Myrtle
Ballagh, the past week also Mrs,
Walter Ballagh.
To Our Shut-Ins
Another year is past and gone, to some
it brought great sorrow,
But the old proverb still holds good,
There will be a bright to-morrow,
To some it brought gladness and joy,
In unbounding measure,
A new gift on the family tree,
Is certainly a treasure,
To those who suffer night and day,
Our sympathy goes out,
Maple Lawn Poultry
Farm & Hatchery
WALTON - ONT.
R.O.P. Sired
S.C. White Leghorns
Barred Rocks
Light Sussex
Rhode Island Reds
Day-old Chicks available weekly
after Feb. 10th. Started Pullets
4-6 weeks.
We are working on a Flock Im-
provement plan and have purch-
ased R.O.P. Cockerels from one
of the best R.O.P. Breeders. All
birds mated and blood-tested are
of the large type ,Leghorn.
We operate under:
Dominion Gov't, R.O.P.
Ont. Accredited Flock.
Hatchery Approval Policy
100% Blood Tested
Orders received before Feb. 10th
at last years prices.
New price list on request.
Phone Harold France
Brussels 90r5 Prop.
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no doubt kept many from attending
the annual week of prayer services.
On Tuesday evening Rev. J. C. Caley
dedicated the chapel of M. D. Irwin's
Funeral Home. He gave the address
of the evening his subject being Watch
and Pray; Matt. 26-41. Rev. J. L. Fos-
ter, Wroxeter, was the speaker on
,Wednesda§ 'night, taking as his text,
Matt 16, 16, "Thou art the Christ, the
son of the living God, and offering
special prayer for the church in Ettr-
,ope and Asia, Thursday evening, Rev.
W. S. Miner of Fordwich, gave the ad-
dress taking Luke 11-1 Lord, teach us
to pray as his text, On Friday even-
ing, Rev. G. G. Howse chose Acts 19:2.
"Have Ye Received the Holy Ghost
Since Ye Believed," as the subject of
his discourse.
Anglican W. A.
Mrs. 1M. 'Gilkinson opened her home
on Thursday afternoon for the first
meeting in the New Year. There was
a good attendance of members and
visitors. The work of the afternoon
was piecing a quilt. The devotional
service was led by the President, Mrs.
H. V. Holmes, opening with the mem-
bers- prayer: The Roll Call was' ans-
wered with a verse pertaining to the
Epiphany season. Mrs, R. W. N.
Wade read the Scripture lesson, Matt,
2, 1-13. Rue. J. C. Caley then gave the
members some Meditations for the
Epiphany. As the wise men of old
were lad by the star so may ye still
be guided by the Holy Spirit. The
meeting was closed with prayers. The
hostess. then served a deliciousy lunch.
Mr. Jas, Brown of Sault Ste. garie,
Ontario, is visiting at the home of his
brother, Postmaster and Mrs. Gordon
Brown, It is 38 years since he has
been in Howick township most of
which he spent in Sask, He will spend
some time in HoWick visiting his bro-
thers and also in Elora where his aged
father and sisters reside,
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Red Cross Meeting
The annual meeting of the Gorrie
Branch of the Red Cross will be held
hi the Orange Hall on Saturday, Jan.
18th., at 2.30 p,m. It is hoped there will
be a good attendance,
Vestry Meeting
The annual Vestry Meeting of St,
Stephen's Anglican, Church will be held
in the Orange Hall On Wednesday ev-
ening,, January 22nd at 8 p.ni. Lunch
will be served at the lose of the
Meeting,
The Gorrie hockey team journeyed
to Londesboro Weditegday and won
by a score of On Priday, even»
log Brussels .played here, winning by a
score of 8-4. After the game a dance
'vats held in the hall spOnsotteiby the
IttiekeY Club,Music was fornished by
the Gorrie Orchestra,
The W. A, of the United Church will
bold their January meeting at the borne
of Mrs. Manford Irwin on Thursday at
2.3.0 p.m,
Mr, Earl Diehl of Guelph spent the
week-end with his mother, Mrs, Allan
Diehl,
Mr, Carl Newton of 'Newtonville is.
visiting at the home of his brother, Mr.
Reg. Newton.
Mr, John Gowdy of Wroxeter, fa-
ther of Mrs. Fred Hyndman had the
misfortune to fall and crack two ribs
on Sunday last.
The Gorrie Young People's Union
entertained Wroxeter Young People
at a, skating party on Thursday even-
ing. A program was held in the school
room of the church afterwards. Re-
freshments were served and a social
time enjoyed.
Mrs. Cam, Stewart of MOlesworth
visited with Mrs. A. Diehl on Saturday.
Mrs. George Robertson is visiting ;at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Gor-
don Edgar,
'Mrs. Ewald of Gait is visiting with
her sister, Mrs. Robert Dane.
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Russell Harris
A well known resident of Howiek
Township passed away quite suddenly
at his home on Saturday evening, in
the person of gr. Russell Harris. De-
ceased was in his 84th year, He, was
a life-long resident 'of Howiek Town-
ship and had farmed on the 15th con.
for many years. His wife, the former
Rachael Jacques, predeceased him in
1921. Surviving are three sons: Bert
and Ernest of Howick and Frank, of
Detroit; four daughters, Vern-a, at
home; Mrs. Kermath (Stella); Mrs,
Ted Newton (Alice); Mrs. Wesley
Underwood (Edna), all of Howick.
Two brothers also survive, George, of
Vancouver and Ernest, of 5th conces-
sion, Howick,
He was a member of the Anglican
Church and the service was conducted
by Rev. J. C. Caley at his _late home
on Tuesday afternoon, with intentent
in Wroxeter cemetery.
United- Church Annual Meeting
The Annual Meeting of the United
Church will be held in the -School room
of the church on Monday, January 20,
served,
A pot luck supper will be
Mr. Ted Newton was a recent To-
ronto visitor.
Mrs. John Hyndman is able to be
out again after being confined ,to her ,
home. Miss Johnston is also ill, we
are sorry to learn.
Mr: Fred Hyndman spent a day in
Toronto last week.
Mrs. Anne Cooper, wife of Mr. Al-
bert Cooper, 4th con. of Howiek, pass-
ed away at her home on Saturday ev-
ening. Deceased was in her 76th. year,
One son, Wray, of Howick, 'survives,
The funeral service was held in the
United Church at Fordwich on Tues-
day afternoon.
W. M. S.
The Woman's Missionary Society
held their regular meeting in the Sun-
day School room of the United Church
on Thursday, January 10th. 41
Mrs. Strong led in the Worship Ser-
vice," with the theme, "Fulfilling our
church membership, in witnessing for
Christ".
The program opened with quiet mus-
ic played by Mrs. Whitley, and the
Call to Worship by the leader. The
hymn, "Come, let us sing of a wonder-
ful love" was followed by a meditzt
tion, "Ye shall be My Witnesses".
The hymn "Stand up and' bless the
Lord" was sung, and Scripture pass-
ages were read, on witnessing, by Mrs.
Whitfield, using Acts 8:26-38; Mrs.
Michel, Acts 16:11-15, and Mrs, Brown.
Acts 10:24, 30-48.- Mrs. Whitley ;41
in prayer. Hymn, -"0 Spirit of the
Living God" was sung. Mrs. W. W.
Strong presented the fifth chapter of
the Study Book entitled "Christian
Youth Bring New Life to New Tasks".
India's youth arc alive the the prob-
lems of their country, ' Mrs. R. Ash-
ton led in prayer,
in the absence of the. President, Mrs.
Strong acted for the business period.
The roll call was responded to with a
thought on "The Youth of India", En.,
couraging reporti were given 'on the
work of 1946.. The Treasurer, Mrs,
Whitfield, reported $329.87 sent to the
Preabyterial . Treasury. The Mission
Band reported $26.19 and the Baby
Band $3.44, After discussions, the
meeting closed with the Mizpah Bene-
diction.
Gorrie W. I. ,
The January meeting of the Gorrie
Women's Institute was held at the
home of Mrs, E. E. 'Wellington on
Wednesday, the 8th, After the Min-
ntes were read aturusual besiness, let-
ters of appreciation were read,' from
those who received boxes at Christmas
and eppies of "The Upper Room". The
motto; "If you want to keep the
country clean let everyone sweep his
own door" was taken by Mrs: N. Wade.
Mrs, Allen Hyndman gave interesting
current events.
Mrs. Carrol Gregg took charge of
the programme, "Home Economics"
and gave a splendid talk on "laundry",
telling of the Methods used in the long
ago, to our most modern etplipment—
The testing of soaps, ett,; the washing
and drying of different inateridig,
offing, ate. This talk was very help-
ful and was thoroughly enjoyed by all.
A soap slogan tonteit followed, to
test the wits of everyone. The toll
"TdOw,to remove spots and stains"
tratight forth softie helptn StipTeStiOrtli,
Ltniel was served by the ioniiinittee,
Mrs, 11 Itiontlittati and, Ws. itrinc.'
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