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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1951-12-19, Page 5tomary the Institute will send boxes or flowers to the shut-ins. Mrs, C, Wilson gave a report on the recent meeting at Cranbrook. The roll call was answered with 'A Christmas verse," The motto, 'Tie more blessed to give than to receive" Was very well prepared by Miss Burns and read by Mrs. 1-1. Ferguson, Mrs, Glad Edgar then took charge of the program which consisted of the carol, "Silent Night" and a paper on 'Something done for Love," Rev. Vogan gave an inspiring talk on the spiritual meaning and message of tile Christmas Tree and its decora- tion. The group then sang "It Came Upon the Midnight Clear," The meet- ing closed with The King followed by an exchange of gifts. A delicious lunch was served by Mrs. C. Walrns- ley, Mrs, C. Michael and Mrs. P, Ash- ton. Woman's Association Mrs. Thos ,Edgar entertained the W. A, of the United Church for their December meeting. Mrs. Gordon Edgar presided for the devotional period for Group 4. The meeting opened with a Christmas carol. Mrs. C. Walmsley read the Christmas story taken from Luke 2: 1-20. Mrs. Edgar told of "Helping Home at Christmas." She was assisted by Mrs. Walmsley, Mrs. M. Irwin, Mrs. S, Ed- gar, Mrs. H. Ferguson and Mrs. Geo. Brown. Mrs. A. Toner offered prayer. The president, Mrs. A. Hyndman, conducted the business. Gratifying financial reports were given by the four groups and treasurer. Plans were made for Christmas donations, The nominating committee pre- sented their slate of officers .Rev. R. Watt presided for the election and officers are as follows: Pageant The S. S. children are presenting their pageant "The Babe of Bethle- hem" on Sunday evening, December 23rd., at 7.30 p.m. Births DANE—At Dr. Myers' Nursing Home, Brussels, on Sunday, Decem- ber 16th., 1951, to Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Dane, con. 14, Howick, son, Congratulations, TEMPLEMAN—On December 7th., 1951, at the Wingham General Hos- pital, to Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tern- plernan, a daughter, Congratula- tions. The Gorrie Women's Institute held was decided to donate five dollars to its Christmas meeting at the home of the London War Memorial Children's Mrs. N. Wade with a good attend- Hospital and ten dollars to the Uni- ance. During the business session it tarian Service Committee, As is cus- ve....moom.o.n.u.e.A.Nowu.ons.p.moVermAkomel.so ST. HELENS Mrs. W. A. Miller was hostes4 for the December meetings of the W.M. S. and the W ,when in spite of the wintry weather, 13 ladies were in attendance. Mrs. W. I. Miller presided and led in the worship service, which took the form of a Canadian Friend- ship Carol Service. The lighting of the candles was interspersed with the singing of a French Carol, a Germjn Carol, a Polish Carol and a Canadian Carol from the Hymnary, and an Indian carol sung by Mrs, E. W. Rice. Mrs. Frank McQuillin lit the candles of good will and friendship for the Jews of Canada. Mrs, G. MacPherson for the Canadian Indians, Mrs. G. Stuart for the French Canadians; Mrs. C. MacDonald for those whose ancestors came from Europe to found new homes in Canada, Mrs, T. J. Todd for all newcomers to Canada from the war devastated lands of Europe, and Mrs. J. Cameron, the candle of Christian love. The treasurer reported that the Thankoffering had been $26 and that $128 had been forwarded to the Presbyterial Treasurer for the three quarters. 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Hyndman; vice- president, Mrs. Gordon Edgar; Rec.- sec., Mrs. E. Farrish; Assist. sec., Mrs. A. Edgar; pianist, Mrs, H, Hyndman, Mrs. G. Edgar; Eine-sec, Mrs, F. Hyndman; treasurer, Mrs. M, Irwin; Press, Mrs, John Toner; Guest speakers corn., Mrs. B. Whit- field, Mrs. H. Ferguson; Flower and cheer fund, Mrs, IV. Trimble Mrs. J. E dwards, Mrs. S. Edgar, Mrs. T. Edgar; parsonage corn., Mrs. C. Black, Mrs. H. Ferguson; auditors, Mrs, W. King, Mrs. C. Walmsley; Get well and sympathy corm, Mrs. H, Ferguson; Program corn., Mrs. P. Ashton, Mrs, H. Hastie; Nominating corn., Mrs. T. Marines, Mrs. F. Hynd- man, Mrs. M. Irwin, Rev. R. Watt closed the meeting with prayer. The hostess, Mrs. T. Douglas and Miss Margaret Dane served a delicious lunch and a social time was enjoyed. Christmas Party Group 4 of the United Church W. A, enjoyed a Christmas party on Fri- day evening in the S. S. room. A short program was followed by con tests .Leaders for 1952 were elected as follows: Leader, Mrs. A. Toner, assistant, Mrs, A, Edgar, treas., Mrs. Tom Edgar. The twenty-three ladies then ad- journed to the Board Room where a lovely candle-lighted table was laden with good things which were enjoyed, An exchange of gifts followed. A vote of appreciation was tendered the lunch committee and the 1951 leaders. Anglican Church On Monday evening of last week, the second meeting of the Brother- hood of Anglican Churchmen, was held in the Orange Hall, Gerrie, when an informative and social evening was enjoyed. Lunch was served at the close. Singing of Christmas carols feat- ured the service on Sunday after- noon with Rev. I G. D, Vegan reading passages of scripture from old and new testaments referring to the birth of Christ, Next Sunday will be the Christmas Communion service. L.O.B.A. Have Christmas Party Following installation of officers at their meeting last Tuesday even- ing, members of the L.O.B.A, enjoy- ed a Christmas party with exchange of gifts, contests and refreshments. Mrs. S. Zimmerman and Mrs. T. L. McInnes were committee in charge of games. . United Church News Christmas service next Sunday morning will be a service of carols and there will be a special Christmas Message by Rev. R. Watt. The Young People's Union will go carol singing following the evening service on Christmas Sunday, They will sing carols outside the homes of the shut-in folk of the village and anyone desiring to sing with the young people is cordially welcome. Following the singing of carols they will return to the parsonage for fel- lowship and lunch. The annual meeting for the con- gregation has been set for Wednes- day, January 16th. Seven tables were in play on Wed- nesday night when,the L.O,L. spon- sored a progressive euchre in the Orange Hall. Mrs. T. L ,McInnes had highest score for ladies. Mr. Arthur Chapman for the gents. Mrs. Rata Carson won the lucky chair prize. They are planning another euchre for January 9th. The Hockey Club sponsored a euchre and dance on Monday of last week, Prize winners at the euchre yere, Mrs. Harry Hastie and Mr. Burns Stewart. Mr. and Mrs. H. Ferguson, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ferguson, con .16, were recent visitors with relatives at Grand Bend. Mrs. Watson of Brussels, is visiting her daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Hockridge and Mr. Hockridge. Mr. Harold Bell has taken a posi- tion in Fergus. Miss Burns is a patient in the Lis- towel Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Geo. Robertson had the mis- fortune to fall in her home on Thurs- day injuring a vertebrae in her neck and is suffering much pain. Rice; temperance, Mrs. L. Woods; literature, Mrs. W. 1, Miller; Mission- ary monthly, Mrs, W. I. Miller; press, Mrs. W. A. Miller, Mrs. C. McDonald presided for the meeting of the W. A. which was open- ed by the singing of the theme hymn, the prayer and the repetition of the creed, Mrs. Rice read the Scripture lesson and Mrs. Todd, the lesson thoughts, Mrs. Stuart read a Christ- mas story. Rev. S. E. Hayward pre- sided for the election of officers, Mrs. W. A, Miller presented the report of the nominating committee, which was accepted as follows: pres., Mrs, Jas. Curran; vice-pres., Rice. Mrs. T. J. Todd; sec.-treas., Mrs. G. MacPherson; pianist, Mrs. E. W. A hearty vote of appreciation was extended to the retiring president, Mrs, Chas. McDonald, At the conclus- ion a pleasant social hour was en- joyed, when lunch was served with Mrs. G. Stuart and Mrs. Jas. Durnin as hostesses. otriumilicimmunnioNiimilicirliti i MR. A. RUIN P. . FAMOUS FUR N . , E COMPANY 1 a 1950 Designs Now Being shown _N ▪ Individually fitted and styled. Several fittings at no additional i .6-- charge. Call 276J, Wingham i • for Appointment or Write = 508 Bathurst Street, Toronto i iitimanimalfiniviiiiiiiimintumnark "FAIRVIEW" Nursing Home for the Aged Will Accommodate Semi-invalid or Bed Patients. MRS. J. IL McKAY PHONE 103 ,WINGHAM =:= ONTARIO diMunrommo.norn.amo”nowilonotwomaaroampl.roAmmormo.o.mai CHRISTMAS SPECIAL First 7%)11e ever! A fasike er-cep A 61455 COFFEE 9REWER )s‘,5:95 AveiE FOR ONLY Rev. S. E. Hayward presided for the election of officers. Mrs. Mac- Pherson presented the report of the k`,,, nominating committee and the follow- ing are the officers fol. 1952: Hon. president, Mrs, S. E, Hayward; pros., Mrs. W. I. Miller; vice-pres,, Mrs. J. Cameron; treasurer, Mrs. W. E, Gor- don; secretary, Mrs, W. A. Miller; pianist, Mrs. E. W. Rice. The follow- ing conveners were returned to office. Associate Helpers, Mrs, J. Cameron; community friendship, Mrs. W. D. Rutherford; Christian stewardship, Mrs. G. Stuart; supply, Mrs. E. W. 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