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Mr, and Mrs. Allan Bumstead are shown following their
wedding in Wingham United Church recently. Mrs. Bum-
stead is the former Gladys Elsie Shiell. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Norman Shiell of Wingham and Alan Bumstead is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. John E. Bumstead of Wingham.
--Photo by Hammerton, Wingham.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Kerr are seen signing the register
following their Wedding in John St. Baptist Church. She is the
former Lois May Burchill, daughter of William Burchill and
the late Mrs. Burchill of R.R. 3, Wingham and Bob Kerr is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. John Kerr of Diagonal Road,
Wingharn. —Photo by Hammerton, Wingham.
Successful anniversary services were
held in the United Church on Sunday
with large congregations at both ser-
vices. Among the beautiful autumn
flowers that decorated the church,
was a basket of chrysanthemums
placed there by the Todd family in
memory of Mr. David Todd, Rev*
George Watt, of Dungannon, was the
guest speaker and gave interesting
and inspiring addresses at both ser-
vices. Music at the morning service
consisted of an anthem by the choir,
a men's chorus composed of Messrs.
W. I, Miller, E. W. Rice, Gordon
Miller and Don Cameron, and a quar-
tet by Mrs. George Stuart, Mr. and
Mrs. E. W. Rice and Mr. W. I. Miller.
In the evening' the choir sang two
numbers and Mr and Mrs. Rice fa-
vored with a duet
W.M.S. and W.A. Meet
Mrs. Elwood Barbour was hostess
for the October meeting of the W.M.S.
and W.A. of the United Church when 12 ladies were present. Mrs. W. I,
Miller was in the chair and the theme
of the service was "The Church of the
Par-Flung Frontiers", The Scripture
lessons were read by Mrs. Barbour
and by Mrs. E. W. Rice, The treas-
urer reported that $83.00 had been
forwarded to the Presbyterial Treas-
urer for the three quarters, It was
agreed that the organization invite
Miss Sybil Courtice of Clinton as guest
speaker for the Autumn Thankoffer-
jag. In her interesting manner Miss
W, D. Rutherford took the topic on
"The Church in Little Places" and
"Student Missions" from the study
book, "From Lakes to Northern
Lights", Mrs, W. A. Miller read the
experiences of Claire Stevens, a stu-
dent missionary. Mrs. Charles Mc-
Donald presided for the meeting of the
W.A., which opened with the theme
hymn, prayer and the creed. The
theme of the worship service was
"The Great Supper" and Mrs. Frank
McQuillen read the Scripture lesson
a n d Mrs. McDonald the lesson
thoughts. A discussion followed re-
garding the bazaar, which will be held
in the Auxiliary Rooms, Lucknow, on
Saturday, November 17th. Lunch was
served with Mrs. E. W. Rice and
Mrs, Chester Taylor as hostesses.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Todd and
Andrew, Mr. and Mrs, N. Todd, Da-
vid and Janet, of Stratford, were
week-end visitors with Mrs, D. Todd.
Mrs. Gordon McIntyre of Brace-
bridge, spent the week-end with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. I. Miller,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Miller and
Larry and Miss Doris Taylor, of Lon-
don, were home for the week-end,
Mrs, R, Woods, Miss Charlotte
Johnston and Mr. Lorne Woods at-
tended the one hundredth anniver-
sary of the Brucefield United Church
on Sunday morning.
Miss Beatrice McQuillen, Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Purdon, Mary and Barbara
Ann were visitors in Hamilton on
Sunday and were fortunate in having
a good view of their Royal Highness-
es, Princess Elizabeth and the Duke
of Edinburgh on two occasions.
Owing to illness in the cast, the
Lucknow play which was to have
been held under the auspices of the
St, Helen's Women's Institute, had to
be postponed.
THE: WINGILIA1
A recent wedding of interest in Wroxeter took place at the
home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Hays, when
Dorothy June Watson was married to Lloyd Leroy Keller,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Keller of Mitchell.
- -Photo by Hammerton, Wingham.
A Teeswater couple, the former Helen Margaret Burgess and Bruce Keith
were wed in Queen St. East Presbyterian Church, Toronto recently. •
—Photo by Hammerton, Wingham.
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DONNYBROOK
The W.M.S and W.A. met on Tues-
day afternoon at the home of Mrs.
John R. Thompson with 12 ladies
present. The program was arranged
and presided over by the president,
Mrs. H. Jefferson. The minutes of
the last meeting were approved as
read and the treasurer, Mrs. Arnold
Craig, gave a very encouraging report
of the year thus far. The 103rd Plaint
was read as the Scripture lesson and
the topic for the meeting was "Har.,
vest Bounty", based on the second
verse of the 103rd Psalm, "Bless the
Lord 0 my soul and forget not all his
benefits." It was given by Mrs. R.
I Chamney. A prayer was read by Mrs.
Stuart Chamney and the hymns "What
a Friend We Have in Jesus" and
"Come Let Us Sing of a Wonderful
Love" were used in the service. Mrs.
Ed. Robinson read an article on Chris-
i tian Stewardship and Mrs. Norman
Thompson an article on Japan. Mrs.
H. Jefferson and Mrs, Norman Thomp-
son were appointed delegates to the
sectional meeting at Westfield. Mrs.
Mark Armstrong invited the ladies
to her home for the November meet-
ing. A sale of baking and other art-
icles was held, Lunch was served by
the hostess, assisted by Mrs. H, Jef-
ferson and Mrs. R, Chamney.
Mrs. Norman Thompson, Mrs. C.
Jefferson, Mrs. H. Jefferson and Mrs.
R. Chamney were among those who
attended the sectional meeting of
the W.M.S, at Westfield on Thursday.
Messrs, John A. and Donald Thomp-
son, Mr. an"l Mrs. Arnold Craig, Mr,
and Mrs. 1' 'Robinson, Mr. Charles
Jefferson, -i and Elaine Jeffer-
son, Mr. alt Armstrong and Mr.
and Mrs. R, Chamney were among
those who attended the plowing match
at Woodstock.
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NEWS OF BELCRAVE
Friends and Neighbours Hold
Shower for Newlyweds
A large crowd of friends and neigh- quartette was contributed by 'Mrs.
bors gathered in the Pon is Hall Fred Cook, Mrs, H. Wheeler. Mrs
last Wednesday eveneing tn do hon- Moores and Mrs. J. Michie. Mrs. Wa.-
or to Mr, and Mrs. Jack Adair, who ter Scott and Mrs. incept told of th,
were recently married. Luring the witness of the church in our commun-
lunch period Charles Coultes invited liety. Mrs. Grierson was the 41,,,st
the couple to the platform and read speaker and told of her work in Kor- Roy E. Bennett,
the address while Jack Taylor pre- ea and something of the conditions
sented them with a purse of money. there today. Mrs. Art Scott and Mrs.
Mr. Adair on behalf of his bride, George Johnston sang a duet. Lunch ---
thanked everyone for the gift and I was served by the Evening Auxiliary.
dancing continued to the music of The I C.G.I.T.
The opening meeting of the C.G.I.T.
was held on October 11th., at 7.30
p.m. in the church. A scavenger hunt
was much enjoyed. After a sing-song
and the purpose repeated, officers
for the coming year were elected.
President, Joan Wightman; vice-
president, Donna Anderson; Secretary,
Evelyn Cook; Assistant Secretary, ,
Mary Scott; Treasurer, Lorraine Han- j
/la; Pianist, Marilyn Moores; Press ;
Reporter, Mary Scott.
The theme of worship period was
Thanksgiving, those taking part wee,
Lorraine Hanna, Donna Anderson.1 All Passengers Insured /VIarilyn Moores, Psalm 314 was read
responsively and hymn 277 was sung.
Miss Martin a Missionary from India
gave a very interesting talk, Meeting
was closed with Taps.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Win. Purdon and fam-
ily and Mrs. Calvin Robinson 'anti
Gary spent Sunday at Hamilton,
The children of S.S. No. s have
been getting a few holidays as their
teacher, Miss Mildred Higgins leas I
been ill with the flu,
Mr, and Mrs. John MeBurney and
Grant, were week-end visitors with
Mr .and Mrs. Eugene Armitage at
London. f ;
Mrs, Maitland Johnson and date- • 0
ghter, Mary Lou, spent last week with
relatives in Windsor.
Mr. and Mrs, Clarence Smith and
family of Clifford, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Levi Bieman.
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Bieman, Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Bieman and boys, visited !
with Mr. and Mrs, Howard McKelvie
of Walkerton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Rinn and family
visited with his sister, Mrs. Jane
Storey of Seaforth on Sunday,
Mrs. Thos. Smith and daughters,
Amy and Irene, spent the week-end
in Toronto, with Mr, and Mrs. W.
Grierson. On Saturday they saw the
Royal couple as they toured the city.
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and evening auxiliaries of the W.M.
S. was held in the United Church
with a good atteendance. Mrs. E.
Wightman opened the meeting with a
prayer of General Thanksgiving and
singing God Save the King, The after-
noon auxiliary provided the program
for this Autumn Thankoffering.
Mrs. Jesse Wheeler was in charge
of the Worship period. Mrs. R. Cham-
ney led in a prayer of Thanksgiving
for the church in our community. A
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