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his work shall be, Hey. 22:12
Bert Deltic ,r Wm, Riehl, joint Watson
and Geo, Radford. So far there -dots
not seem to be much interest taken in
MO event.
,Mr. and Mrs, Lloyd Wettlaufer of
Burgessville, visited the latter's par-
ents, 3, H. IL Elliott and Mrs, Elliott
on Sunday. Mrs, Elliott returned home
with them,
Word :from Mr. Robert Newcornbe,
who is a patient in' Victoria Hospital,
London, intimates that he is improving
and hopes to be able to return borne in
a few days,
Mr.. Irvine Wallece, who purchased
Miss Olive McGill's general store busi-
ttess last week, is now in. possession.
We all wish Mr. Wallace success,
Mr and lifts, Harvey McCallum
were in London bri Sunday visiting the
latter's brother, Ray Vincent, who is
otifined to the hospital,
.1.46It000r le-ove Witted
.r jOrtty reeve of the village and
warden t4 Bruce County, suffered
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Salvation Army
Sunday Service-4-11 lam, 7 p.m.
Sunlay School, 2.30 p.m.
Captains V. Davis arid E. Baker,
from Hamilton, hi charge
Tuesday-
'The Rome League, 2-30 PA%
. Youth Rellorrship, 8.00
„Thursday-
Prayer Meeting, 8.00 p.m.
Christirits Program
TUESDAY, DECEMBER JD
Captain C. R. Onodwin,
Corrimandkig Officer
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BAPTIST MU
SPECIAL SERVICE
Special services were held in the
Baptist Church on Sunday, with Rev.
J. N. Bedford, B.D,, President of the
London Bible Institute as guest speak-
er both morning and evening. Assisting
in the services were several young
people from the Bible Institute, who
sendered several vocal and quartette
selections, to two appreciative audi-
ences. Miss June Burnside was soloist
and the mixed quartette comprised
Misses Muriel Barrie and Muriel Van-
derlip, Gordon Rindle and Alvin Dick.
Rev. 0. J. Coupland, pastor of the
shorch presided at both services.
Rev, J. N. Bedford, B.D., speaking
=at the morning service brought a timely
anessage on the text, John 6, verse 15,
-"And it was now dark and Jesus was
not come to them." "Our purpose as
Christians stated Mr. Bedford is to be
twilling to sacrifice for the welfare of
others, service on the Foreign field
and at home is the great Commission
to all believers." The purpose of the
ehurch to-day in this dispensation is to
.preach Christ Crucified Risen and
Corning again, "There will be no last-
ing peace in this world of unrest Mid
disOrskr until the Prince of Peace re-
-turns for His own reiterated the speak-
-cr. The only wall of security against
the world and worldiness is through
the Grace and spirit of God which is
found in Hint, when we except Christ
as 'our personal Saviour. Rev. Bedford
chose as his evening theme "The Glory
of our Sated Lord."
BELGRAVE
Trinity A.Y.P.A.
The A.Y,P,A. of Trinity Church held
a meeting last Friday night at the Rec-
tory in Blyth. The president, Nora
VanCamp, presided. The secretary,
Ruth Bradburn, read the minutes of
the previous meeting and Tom Wade
gave the treasurer's report. After the
business meeting, Irene Logan played
a clarinet solo, accompanied by .Mrs.
Henderson. A game period was then
conducted by Mr. Henderson. A tasty
lunch was served by the host and host-
ess, bringing the enjoyable evening to
a close.
The sixth line Forum met at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Taylor
with an attendance of twenty-four.
Our Co-Operative Hospitalization
plan is new yet, but we thought if
more benefits could be added this
would increase membership.
It was decided that ceiling and sub-
sidies on feed grain had been lifted at
a very unfortunate time as grain crops
were light here and also some Western
farmers had sold their grain before
the price rise. It was thought that hog
and poultry raisers would suffer the
most front this action,
The next Forum will be held at Mr.
and Mrs. Chas. Smith's with Ivan
Wightman as leader.
Contests and games were enjoyed
under the leadership of Bud Scott and
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David Crompton
Gifts For Ali Occasions.
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Ross Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Wildfong and
baby 42404' Of Kitchener, visited with
Mr. and Mrs, Jack. Wilson.
Mrs, Penholm of Goderieh, is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Gordon Walsh,
WHITECHURCH
Miss Edna Haines who -has been in
;bed and under the Dr's. care for the
past three weeks, with a severe attack
of quinsy and tonsilitis, is now much
improved,
Whitechurch Farm Forum met..on
Monday evening at the home of Reeve
and grs, J, P. Beecroft with an attend-
ance of thirty. Mrs, 0. G. Anderson
was the special speaker of the eAping
and explained the Hospitalization plan
for the Huron Co-Operative Medical
Services. The Forum Group decided
to take on this form of Health Insur-
ance and appointed Mr. Cecil Falcon-
er, as Secretary-Treas. The group ten-
dered Mrs. Anderson a hearty vote of
thanks and many joined in' the dis-
cussion of the .subject, and many signed
up, so that these services would be ef-
fective now. The Lunch Committee
served lunch and the social time was
enjoyed by all.
Mrs. Montgomery of Belgrave, is
visiting with her granddaughter, Mrs.
Angus Falconer.
Mrs. N eil Robb of Belleville spent
the week-end with her mother, Mrs.
Brooks, at the home of Mr, and Mi.'s.
Lester Falconer of Culross. Mrs.
Brooks has been very ill during the
past week. 4,
Mr. and Mrs, John Aitken of Dar-
mody, Sask., arrived home last week
to visit at the home of her father, Mr.
John T. Currie, whp has been very ill
during the past few weeks. Mrs. Gal-
braith of Detroit is home also, and Mrs.
K, Bibb of Detroit, also spent the
week-end there,
Thursday, No ember 27, 194T
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Blyth is laving a contest for the
fedi/di* and council on Monday neat.
P'or reeve, W. G. McNall and P. T.
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A Cordial Welcoine Awaits 'You.
badly fractured right leg when be fell
while rounding up cattle at his farm at
St, Helens, Mr, Joynt had both bones
its his leg hteketi in two places 'between
the knee and ankle.
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