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Mrs. Ashton led in prayer.
A beautiful Christmas program
was conducted by Mrs. 1. Toner and
it was interspersed with the Carols,
"Angels from the Realms, of Glory," ‘'
"Hark, the Herald Angels Sing,"
"Silent Night, Holy Night," 0 Sing
a song of Bethlehem" and "Come r
Thou Long Expected Jesus.". We
were privileged to have Mrs, Gordon
Brown give a very interesting and
instructive report of the Conference
Branch meeting- held at Kingsville in
May. The President took over for the
business period, when the nominating
committee presented the following
slate of officers for 4050, Pres., Mrs.
A. A. Taylor; 1st. Vice-Pres., Mrs.
H. Ferguson; 2nd. Vice, Mrs, Hattie;
Rec, Sec., Mrs. Gen. Brown; 'irons.,
Miss M. Dane; Em'. Sec., Mrs,
Trimble; Cor Sec., Mrs: Whitfield;
Supply, Mrs. Black; Pianists, Mrs.
Whitley, Mrs, Has tie; Community
Friendship, Mrs. A, Stephens; Temp.,
Mrs. Farrish ;Assoc, Helpers, Mrs,
G. Edgar, Mrs, H. Ashton, Mission-
ary Monthly Sec., Mr. McInnes;
Press Sec., Mrs, P. Ashton, Mrs. I.
Toner; Mission Band, Mrs. P1, Rob-
inson; Baby Band, Mrs. j, Toner,
Mrs. R. Adams; C,G.I.T., Mrs. Temp-
lemaan
The meeting closed with the Mizpah
benediction. A dainty lunch was serv-
ed and a social half hour enjoyed.
Mrs. H, Woods, Brussels, Mrs, V,
Michel and Mrs. and Mrs. V. Vodden
of Ethel, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Cloyne Michel.
Miss Cassie Harris, Vancouver, B,
C., formerly of Wroxeter, who is
spending some time in Ontario, was a
guest of M rand Mrs. H. V. Holmes
last week.
Mrs. Jennie Edgar, Mr. and Mrs.
Thos. Edgar, Faye and Ruth, visited
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Earl, Ethel on Sunday.
A number from here attended the
"Santa Claus" parade in Listowel on
Saturday.
Mr, and Mrs. E. H. Strong attended
the annual banquet of the Huron Co.,
Federation of Agric., in Seaforth on
Tuesday evening, at which W. H. Por-
ter, Editor Farmer's Advocate, was
the guest speaker on the subject,
"Conservation" telling of the projects
going on in Canada. Over 400 people
sat down to the banquet in Cardno's
Hall, Seaforth.
Our sympathy is extended to Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Brown in the death of
Mr. Brown's sister, Mrs. J. Cullen of
Molesworth on Thursday.
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Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller, Larry
and Miss Doris Taylor of London, and
Mr. Murray Taylor of Wingham,
were week-end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs .Chester Taylor.
Members of the Beef Ring are re-
minded that the annual meeting will
be held in th hall this (Thursday)
evening. A good attendance is re-
quested.
Miss Beatric McQuillin, Mr. and
Wm, Purdon, Mary and Bar-
bara Anne, spent the week-end in
Hamilton, as guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Robt.
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of the -United Farmer's Co-Operative
in Toronto last week.
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Perry Strong, son of Mr: and Mrs.
John Strong, had the misfortune to
break a bone in his arm and is wear-
ing a cast. In July Perry was in Vic-
toria Hospital, London, when the same
arm was broken, the break being of a
particular serious nature.
Miss Bessie Wylie, Toronto, spent
the week-end with her mother, Mrs. J.
Wylie.
A large number of the Howick Jun-
ior Farmers and their parents, attend-
ed the Jr. Farmer's Achievement
Night in Seaforth on Friday,
On Thursday last the books of the
Gorrie Public Library were moved to
their new home in the Community
Township Hall. The Library Board
are asking that all books out over
three weeks be returned.
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Mr. Arthur Spottori of Toronto, was
a recent visitor with his sister, Mrs.
Frances Strong and other relatives.
Woman's Auxiliary
nA The annual meeting of St. Stephens
fi W.A. will be held at the home of Mrs.
H. V. Holmes on Thursday, Dec. 15, A at 3 p,m, All ladies of the cougrega-
tion are invited to attend this meet-
ing.
The A.Y,P.A, of St. Stephen's Ang- 4 lican Church will hold its Christmas
Social on Friday of this week, in the
Gorrie Orange Hall, under the con-
venorship of Loenard Sanderson. The 4 president of the A.Y.P.A. is Miss
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"Fireside Service" in United Church
The Sunday School Auditorium was
filled on Sunday night, Dec. 4th, to
enjoy the first Young People's potion
informal "Fireside Service,"
Colored slides entitled "Each With
flit Own Brush", were shown. There •
were paintings by Oriental artists on
the Life of Christ, During the inter-
mission, Rev. Robert Watt told about
the origin and background of the
hymn "Abide With Me", which was
then sung by Mist Audrey Hattie.
Misses Betty Zimmerman and Edith
Hattie sang "The Old Rugged Cross"
at the .conclusion of the .pictures, A
number of Christmas. Carols were
sung and enjoyed by the congrega-
tion, with Phyllis Ford, Christian Feb
lowship Convenor in charge of the
devotionif part of the service, Other
young people participating were Daft
Irwin, Bob Edgar, Itathletti Ford,
Patricia Strong, Kay Cathers, Dave
Neilson and Eleanor Stephens,
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The Christmas service was led by
Mrs. P. S. Ashton. The theme was
"Our Faith in Jesus Christ." Mrs.
Whitely presided at the piano. Fol-
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