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December 9th, Nineteen members ‘ere
present, president, Mrs, Wm. Hart
presided and opened the meeting with
the hymn While Shepherds Watched
their Flocks and repeating the Lord's
Prayer in unison. The Christmas Story
as found in St. Luke's Gospel, was read
by the President„ Rev. U. E. ,Cron-
hielm led in prayer. Tile Roll Call was
answered by a verse containing the
word Shepherd. The Treasu?er report-
ek$300,09 on hand, Mrs. Leslie Doug-
las, -Secretary reported 25 members on
roll. 16 quilts quilted, during the year.
Extensive repair work done on Manse
including papering and painting.. A gift
of $25.00 was voted to church funds,
$100,00 was voted towards the setting
up of a fund for church renovation with
further donations to be made to this
project. Rev. U. E. Cronhielm took
charge of the election of officers.' All
were re-elected as follows: President,
Mrs. Wm. Hart; Sec., Mrs. Leslie Dou-
glas, Assist Sec., 'Mrs. C. McCutcheon,
Treasurer, Mrs. Allister Green, Assist-
ant, Mrs. W. T. MacLean; Auditors,
Mrs. A. Moffat and Miss Gerty Bush.
Flower Com., Mrs. Vern MacDonald,
Mrs, James Douglas, Mrs. J. N. Allen;
Manse Corhmittee, The Executive.
A vote of thanks was tendered all
officers especially the president and
flower committee for their efficient
work done during the past year. Plans•
were made to ask the ladies of the con-
gregation to provide Pot Luck Supper
on the night. Of the annual meeting in
January. The Christmas Carol, "0
Little Town of Bethlehem" and prayer
by Mr. Cronhielm closed the, meeting.
The balance of the afternoon was spent
quilting. Mrs. W. G. Gibson and Mrs.
Leslie Douglas were hostesses at the
tea hour. Mrs. Vern MacDonald and
Mrs. A. Gallaher will have charge of
the January meeting.
Christmas Services December 21
Special Christmas Services will be
held in the United Church on Sunday
morning, December 21st., at 11 a:tn. In
the evening at 7:30 o'clock a Carol Ser-
vice will be held to which all are cord-
ially invited.
Women's Missionary,Society
"Christmas" was the theme of the.
December meeting of the Women's
Missionary Society, United Church,
which met in the church parlotirs on
Friday afternoon. The President, Mrs.
A. Munro opened with the words, Q
Sing a Song of Bethlehem, Of Shep-
herds watching there, and of the news
that came to them, from Angels in the
Air. The light that shone on Bethle-
hem fills all the world today, Of Jesus
Birth and Peace on Earth, the Angels
sung alway. 0 Little Town of Bethle-
hem, Joy to the World and Silent
Night were the Carols sung. Mrs. Mac-
Naughton led in prayer. The Christ-
mas Story from St. Luke's Gospel was
read by Mrs. Cronhielm, Mrs. Hamil-
ton accompanied by Miss Hazelwood
sang, "The Little Manger," The Sec-
Treas., Mrs. Vern Denny gave a very
encouraging report on the year's work.
Mrs. Muno and Mrs. John Gowdy gave
reports on the recent Sectional meet-
ing in Bluevale, and especially com-
mented on the address of the returned
Missionary, Misi Edythe Sparling,
Mrs. Hamilton, Christian Stewardship
Secretary read a letter from Miss Hel-
en Hurd in which she expressed appre-
ciation of the three parcels forwarded
from the local branch to japan, Also a
letter was received from Mrs. Kirby,
Presbyterial officer, asking that special
prayers be made for MISS Clara Pres-
ton of Ronan, China, Others responded
to the Roll Call with a favourite Carol.
Choice poems including one from Patti.
int Johnston's Book entitled "Christ-
mas tide", Miss Hazelwood and Mrs.
Palmer were named a nominating com-
mittee for 1948. The President expres-
sed thanks to all taking part and ales
for Co-operation of officers and mem-
bers during the year. The singing of
"0 Come All Ye Faithful" and the
benediction brought 'an interesting
meeting to a close,
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Celebrates Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs, Robert a‘teldichad were
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followed by the Lord's Prayer. At this
time, Rev. J. C. Caley gave a splendid
talk that contained a valuable message
to all; and was very much appreciated.
The minutes were then read and a fin-
ancial report was given, The report
on the concert and dance was splendid.
The proceeds of the concert held in
Wroxeter Hall will go to the food for
Britain Fund, the W. I. will add over
ten dollars more to the amount, Letters
of appreciation were read. A committee
was named to prepare Xmas boxes for
Shut-ins.
The Course, "The Milky Way," tak-
en by the girls has been completed.
Erland Gregg will have the honour to
attend the course given at the 0.A.C.,
Guelph, during the Xmas holidays. The
girls taking these courses have shown
great interest, have taken high marks,
Ithe Institute can feel proud of them in-
deed.
The Motto, "I will honor Xmas in
my heart, I will try to keep it all the
year, was taken by Mrs. W. King,
A basket of gifts was brought in and
exchanged, making it a real Xmas
party. *Mrs. Gibson of Fordwich, gave
a demonstration of simple Christmas
decorations for the table that were very
pretty at little or no cost, also a wreath
and Xmas stocking that were really
beautiful. The Roll Call, was "My
Idea of Xmas Gifts". A dainty lunch
with Christmas trimmings was served
by the hostess and Mrs, T. Bradnock
and Mrs. 'E. E. Wellington, bringing to
a close a very enjoyable social after-
noon,
Vines Dustow
A quiet but pretty wedding was sol-
emnized lit the United Church parson-
age, Gorrie, on Saturday afternoon,
November 22nd., when Viola. Pearl,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Dus
tow, Clifford, and Mr. Gordan Wilfred,
son 'of Mr. Clarence Vines, Listawel,
and the late Mrs. Vines, were united in
holy bonds of matrimony, Rev.
Rowse officiated.
The bride looked charming hi a
street length frock of ice *blue crepe
studded with gold nail heads and a
SWUM& length veil held lien blue flow-
ers, forming a circlet around her head,
Ti er only ornament was a double
strand of pearls, the gift of the groom.
Stie carried a spray of American Beall-
ty Roses and fern. She was attended
by her sister, Mrs. Harry Holmes and
Mr. Holmes performed duties of best
Than.
For a trip to Toronto and 'Niagara
Falls the bride donned 4 total wool
teo dress, blue top coat trimmed
with silver fox fur and wore black ac-
cessories, On their return they will 're-
side on the groom's farm,. Srd. collect-
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at home fo their many friends and
neighbours on Monday afternoon and
evening, when they celebrated their
Golden Wedding. The immediate fam-
ilies were guests at a •Turkey dinner
when the table was beautifully decorat-
ed in gold with lighted candelabra and
centred with a ,four. tiered wedding
cake.
Our congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
McMichael, 'We wish them many more
years of happy married life. A more
detailed report will appear next week.
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