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hymn, "When Mothers of Salem" and
the repeating of the purpose. Donna
Copeland led in the repeating of psalm
23. The Lord is My Shepherd. Grace
Paulin led in prayer. Thirty answei:ed
the Roll Call. The second hymn chos-
-tn was Come let 1,16 sing of a Wonder-
Love. Evelyn Anger and Shirley
McMichael favored with a piano duct.
A group of the younger girls sang,
Open the door for the children. Evelyn
Anger told the story "Fish in Ink,
Trees give paper" taken from the
Study Book, Around the World with
the Bible. The hymn What a Friend
we have in Jesus • and the Mizpah
Benediction brought an interesting
meeting to a close. The children gath-
ered on the lawn for a period of gam-
es, under the direction of their leaders,
Mrs. S. Higgins and Mrs. Harvey
Reidt.
Fishermen Attention!
From the Wroxeter Bridge, Bill
Martin of Guelph, during the week-
end caught a brown trout 24 inches
long, and weighing four and one-half
pounds. Pictures were taken of the
beauty. We believe this is a record
for this district. Can you beat it?
Business Changes
The Michel Egg Grading Station
during the week was purchased by our
local merchant, Mr. Pete Dobson.
Young People's Union
Dor is Wray arranged the program
for the weekly meeting of the Young
People's Union, which was held in the
church school-room, On Monday even-
ing, president, Jean Moffat conducted
the meeting. Thelma Denny b rought
the meeting to order with quiet music.
Rock of Ages was the opening hymn,
Bob Cunningham chose for the scrip-
ture reading, Corinthians, Chapter 10,
verses 1-13. Rev, U, E. Cronhiehn on
the half hour of Bible Study told of
the choosing of the 12 disciples, They
were always sent out to their work
in pairs. Happy the home where God
is there, was sung, Doris Wray in
an interesting topic outlined the cir-
cumstances under which the hymn,
"Rock of Ages" was written, The con-
cert committee gave , a report. The
proceeds from the play "Dutch Detect-
ive" was presented to the Church
Building Fund. The final meeting of
the season was planned for Friday
evening, May 28th. All members are
urged to attend this social Get-to-
Gether. Refreshment Committee, Lyle
Hart, Jean Moffat, Frances Wylie.
Program Committee, ' Doris Wray,
Shirley Newton, Scott Hunter, Billy
Hart, Eleven answered the Roll Call,
The singing of The Church's One
Foundation, and the Mizpah Benedic-
tion brought the meeting to a close.
Women's Institute
The June meeting of the Women's.
Institute will be held on Friday, 4th,
at the home of Mrs. James Sangster,
Motto, A thing of Beauty is a -Joy
Forever, will be taken by Mrs. Cal-
will, Current Events will be reviewed`
by Mrs. George Lane. Roll Call, My
Grand mothers Housekeeping and
Mine. Paper, "Grandmothers", Pro-
gram in charge of Mrs. J. N. Allen.
Hostesses, Mrs. Denny, Mrs. Moffatt,
Miss Hazelwood.
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The East Huron District Annual
will be held in the United Church,
Brussels, on Tuesday, June 1st. Morn-
ing session at 10 a.m., afternoon at
1.30 p.m. ,Miss Anna P. Lewis, Super-
intendent of Institutes for Ontario will
be a guest speaker. Mrs. Hamilton of
Atwood, Provincial Board Member,
will also address the gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. MeKenney fie-
e.,inpanined by Mr. and Mrs. William
Wright, spent the 24th week-end with
Mr. Jack Newark at his cottage on
lower Muskoka Lakes, Bracebridge.
Mr, and Mrs. Dave Draper had
their guests, Sunday and Mond:*„Mr.
and Mrs. Len Draper, ‘VeskY and
Doreen, NIT. and Mr., B. f!.• Dra.otT.
mr. and Walter (`'. ''.1)""1 ;!"'' also 'Mrs. of 'I or- ai
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