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Women's Institute Hear
Margaret Brophy Speak
.0014 thirty-five women and SIX fold, for knowledge, for creating other
children gathered on Tuesday last at interests, and for collecting, and said
the Institute meeting held at the hone' every woman owed it to herself to
of Mrs.. Garnet Farrier. The president have a hobby. Mrs. W, R, Farrier play-
Mrs, Jas. McInnis, presided. After the ed a piano solo, Meditation.
opening exercises Mrs. Casemore and '
Mee. FIngh Simpson were appointed to
kerton this month, Ten tickets were
attend the leadership course in Wal- einteresting talk on "Woman's Role
in the Home," asking the ladies to
guest speaker for the day and gave an
Margaret Brophy of CialeTX, was the
Noln to ladies who will attend the A. C. look to the Publicity side of the xneet-
W. W. meeting held in Maple Leaf i lags and report them. She asked, "why
Gardens, Toronto, in August. The don't I enjoy my home and worn
Penny-round-up for the Mental Health' more," and gave many practical hints
Association of Ontario, was approved ' for meals, for brightening out' homes,
and ladies asked to bring the pennies our appearance and for happy pereon-
to next meeting. ; alities, which would create a greater
understanding of what goes to make Mrs. Robert Ross then read an in-
homes, better places. Miss Brophy was teresting paper on hobbies, saying that given a 'hearty vote of appreciation,
the purposes of hobbies were three
A grand array of
at PRICES that make them
Doubly Attractive
"MANDARIN" COLLAR and panel front trim-
med with dainty lace, Short sleeves. Nylon tricot
sizes 12 to 20
Price
NYLON SHEER strikes a fresh note of fashion.
Elbow length sleeves and black ribbon tie under
the collar, Sizes 12 to 20
Price
NYLON TRICOT short sleeve blouse, trimmed
$3
CHILDREN'S NYLON TRICOT BLOUSES -
elbow length sleeve, with lace trim on collar
sleeve, and black ribbon tie under collar,
Price
sizes 7 to 12 $3.50
TO COMPLETE YOUR BLOUSE
WE HAVE SKIRTS
of plaids, stripes, checks and plain shades
Price .... $5.95 to $1850
EDIGHOFFERS, WiriGHAM
$3.95
$4.95
sizes 12 to 20 - Price
.95 with lace and nylon pleating.
Mr. and Mrs. Jahn Rintoul and son
Donald, also Nancy and Billie Lee, of
Toronto, were here for the funeral of
the late Mrs. Alex Rintoul.
Mr. and Mrs, E. H. Graskorth spent
Friday in Toronto.
Mrs. John Richardson and son 13o1
of Teeswater spent a few days last
week with Mr. and Mrs. James Rich-
ardson and Mrs, Walter Richardson
and Mrs. Bert Holmes, of Turnberree
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Emerson also
visited there on Sunday.
Mrs. Stewart Scott, who has been a
patient in Wingham Hospital for
about two months, returned to 'her
home in Kinloss on Saturday.
Kinloss friends of Mr. and Mrs.
Sidney Payne, of Toronto, who visited
here in the summer, have received
word that Mr. Payne will be a patient
M St. Michael's Hospital for some
weeks, suffering from a heart con-
dition.
Mrs: Wesley Tiffin, who was a pa-
tient in Wingham Hospital, was able
to come to the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. William Dawson, on
Thursday last.
Mr, and Mrs. Hardie Simpson. and
Kathleen, of Teeswater, spent Sunday
at the home of her brother, Mr. Johns-
ton Conn.
Mr. and Mrs. James Falconer and
Lois spent a few days this week at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Falconer of Glamis, while Mr. and
Mrs. Falconer were in Toronto.
Mr, and Mrs. Wallace Conn and
family visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Scott of Ripley.
Mr, and Mrs, Wilfred Caslick and
family, of Wingham, visited on Sun-
day with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Caslick..
Mrs. Edward Sherwood and little
daughter, Gladys, of Wilkie, Sask.,
who have been visiting with her par-
ents at Fordwicli, spent tne week-end
at the home of her uncle and aunt,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R, Farrier. Winni-
f red Farrier also spent tne week-end
at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Currie and Miss
Doreen Currie, Reg,N., and Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Neighbour visited on Sun-
day with the former's sister, Mrs.
Harvey Reid, of Goderich.
Many in this community will be in-
terested to hear of the recent mar-
riage of Miss Helen Adeline Pozdrow-
ski, daughter of. Mrs. Bernice Poz-
drowski of Mayfair, Sask., and the
late Mr. J. Pozdrowski, to Constable
Kenneth Gordon Ross, of the R.C.M.P.,
youngest son of Mr. -and Mrs, Robert
Ross of Kinloss. The marriage was
solemnized in Third Avenue United
Church, Saskatoon, and the reception
that followed was held at the home of
the bride's mother, at Mayfair. The
couple will make their home at Lloyd-
minster, where the groom has been
stationed for the past few months.
His many friends in this district ex-
{ tend best wishes for a long and happy
wedded life,
Mr. and Mrs. Caryl Loughran and
daughter of Harriston, visited with
friends in the village last Tuesday.
Thos. Gaunt underwent another op-
eration in Wingham Hospital on Tues-
day.
Mr, and Mrs, John McGee, who spent
the past three weeks on a motor trip
to Florida and the Eastern coast of
the to Washington and New
York, arrived hack in London on
Wednesday last and were accompan-
ied home on Saturday by Miss Jean
Simpson and Mr. John Simpson, of
London.
Mrs. Ben MeClenaghan returned
home on Saturday after spending a
week with Mr, and Mrs. Irwin Me-
Monaghan of St. Thomas and with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Parker and fam-
ily, of Nilestown,
Girths
MORRISON--In „Whigham„ ..General
1loepite.1, on Monday, February 16th,
195e, to Mr. and Mrs, Melvin Moe-
The February meeting of the even-
ing auxiliary of the W,M.S. of Knox
United Church here, was hold at the
home of Rev. and Mrs. Charles D,
Colt with an attendance of ID. The
theme of the meeting was Commun.
ion,
Mrs. George Michie opened the
worship service tn' singing the hymn
"The Church's one Foundation", Mrs,
Floyd Campbell read the Scripture
followed by prayer by Mrs. G,
=able.
The study book "Along African
Traile" was continued, dealing with
the Chesarnba district in detail.•
Mrs. Nicholson told of the training
of ministers in the Erni-mime' Theo-
logical Seminary at Dandee. MI
workers there are known as Christ-
ians with no separate denomination.
Mrs. W. Armstrong gave an ac-
count of the Catechist schools and
Mrs. Bob Olte of the school for deac-
onesses.
Mrs. Ross Anderson, vice-president,
presided for the business period, See-
rotary's and treasurer's reports were
given. One home and 29 hospital
visits were reported.
Mrs. G. Michie reported on the
projects of gifts for building advance.
Half the Presbyterial allocation ex-
cess for last year is to go in aid of
the African dormitory at, Dandee.
The remainder toward the training
of 12 Canadian girls.
The W'orld Day of Prayer is to be
held February 20 in the Trinity
Anglican Church here,
Mrs. C. Logan gave
available books on the
for 195e.
A letter received
of Korea was read,
The invitation from
auxiliary for March 4th
and preparations were
tend,
It was decided to start 'work on a
Korean bale.
Mrs. George Michie closed the
meeting with a _poem, followed by a
prayer by Mrs. C. D. Cox. Singing of
a hymn and an African benediction
closed the meeting.
Recreation and lunch brought an
enjoyable evening to a close.
Trinity Church Guild
The February meeting of Trinity
Anglican Church Guild met at the
the home of Mrs. Alvin Higgins.
The president Mrs. Wm. Brydges
presided. The meeting was opened
with the hymn "He Leadeth Me".
Rev. Mr. Bramwell led in prayer and
Mrs. Alex Nethery read the Scrip-
ture. Minutes of the last meeting
were read. The financial report Was
given by the treasurer, Mrs. Cooper
Nethery.
The members were pleased to re-
ceive a letter from Mrs. (Rev.) John
Henderson of Blenheim.
Arrangements were made for
"World Day of Prayer", the service
to be held in the Anglican church
on Feb. 20th.
A generous donation of a quilt-top,
lining and batting was received from
Mrs, Archie Montgomery. A St. Pat-
by the hostess.
Personals
Amy Smith was in London on Sat-
urday.
Lloyd Anderson, Toronto spent the
week-end with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Anderson,
Ross and Charlie Procter of Bur-
lington with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Procter.
HENRIK
from Miss Rae
the Brussels
was accepted
made to at-
the list of
reading list
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Tien, of Kinloss Twp., a daughter-.
iRrentla Irene.) Lorraine
who spent the ereelv•end with a:
Lorraine Hanna returned home With 1
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tal, Queen Charlotte Islands, 13,C., Mts. Thos' Garniss and children Of i
on Friday, February 13th., 1953, to Brussels, Spent Sunday with her par- i
Dr. and Mrs, Donald Watt, to non-- brake Mr. and Mrs. Lyle, Hopper. nil*
William David, Mr. and Mrs. Thos, Jamieson were
BEINTEMA.--Irt Winghatn Genetel visitors With. Mrs. Elizabeth Camp-
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Hospital, on Wednesday, February bell and Mrs. Mabel Stapleton. II 11, 1953, to Mt, and Mrs. Peter Beira :Tack Meltenzie, Leslie and In:30a ea"
terra, a daughter, Christena. Mr. and and Mrs. 'WM, topple, of Settforth, r.-.
Mrs,Beinteen t a live at the hetne of Visited on Sanday With M, and Mrs. I
Mrs. Rtientrd MeBurney. Harry ittrm add family,
• rick's Tea and Sale of home-baking te.
was planned. The meeting was clos-
ed with prayer, and lunch was served.
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At the regular progressive euchre
party Wednesday evening in the
community centre here, high •prizes al
were won by Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd 1111
Montgomery. Consolation prizes went
to Mrs. Fred Cook and Alvin Higgins.
The Young People's Union of Knox
United Church here entertained Blue-
vale Y.D.U. at a skating party, Wed-
nesday evening in the Community '
Centre here. After the skating party,
a lunch was served in the basement
of the church.
e The 9th line euchre party was held
at the school house with Mr, and Mrs,
Harold Woods as host and hostess I
There were ten tables of cards played,
Winner's for top scoring went to 1 it
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Robinson, While
consolation prizes went to Mrs. John
Mason and Thos. Robinson. Next am.
party at Mr. and Mrs. Mark ,Arrh-
etrorigs. 111
Mr. and Mrs. Noble Young of Gode-
rich, visited on Tuesday with Mr. and
Mrs. John 1Vecleurriey.
Mr. and "Mrs. Dungan McNichol of
Walton, Were Sunday visitors With P
Mr, 'and Mrs. Gordon Boman and
'family.
Mr. anti Mrs. Clarence Hanna and re- .
family, visited on Sunday at the MI borne Of her brother, Mr. and Mrs. 7."4
Dave Lennox, of Britton. Miss Shirley
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One year guarantee, straight cut $1.98 ea.
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All sizes and all colours 25c, 33c, 45c pr.
Full Fashioned Fine Crepe Hose $1.45 pr.
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45 gauge subs, nice colours 79c pr. 3 prs. for $2.25
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The roll-Pall proved very interesting
and humorous. The ladieg gave their
names and addresses, and the name
of a Canadian product late the micro•
phone of the recording machine, and
when all had answered the call, Meg
Brophy proceeded to run it over again.
The results were almost unbelievably
disconcerting, The National Anthem
closd the meeting, Mrs. Alex Robert-
son led in a Valentine contest. Lunch
was served and all enjoyed the social
time together.
Dricit W, M. S.
Brick church W,M.S. niet last Fri-
day at the home of Mrs. Leelie Wight-
man,' with Um. Stanley Snell presid-
ing and giving the Call to Worship.
The theme was, The Sacrament of the
Lord's Supper, Mrs, Snell and Mrs,
Frank Thompson read the Scripture
messages, and Mrs. Snell led in pray-
er, Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft, Mrs. Snell,
Mrs. Dow and Mrs, Geo. McGee had
charge of the topic, The Church of
Christ in Angola. The ladies madf
plans to hold the World Day of Pray
er this Friday at the home of Mrs.
Gordon McBurney. Mrs. McGee read
an address, and Mrs, Snell presented
Mrs. W. Dow with a W.M.S. Life-
Membership certificate. Rev. C. J, Cos
spoke appreciatively of this line of
W.M.S. work and closed the meeting
with prayer. Seventeen ladies were
present,
Euchre
Ten tables played euchre in S,S. No.
9, E. Wawanosh on Friday evening,
with Mrs. Ronald Coultes and Lloyd
Montgomery holding high points. Mrs
Reavie and Mrs. John Currie held low
points, and eernest Walker won the
special Valentine prize. Lunch was
served and all enjoyed the get-togeth-
er.
Presbyterian W.M.S.
The W.M.S. of the Presbyterian
Church met on Wednesday last in the
Sunday School room with the presi-
dent, Mrs. James McInnis, presiding
and with 16 ladies present. Mrs. Daw
son Craig read the Scripture lesson
end in the meditation period read a
paper, prepared by Mrs. Albert Mc-
Quillin, on Jacobed, a woman of the
Bible. Mrs. Walter Lott led in prayer.
Mrs. R. D. A, Currie had charge of
the introduction of the study book on
the missionary work in Africa, telling
of the different lines of Christian
work involved. Mrs. Hugh Simpson
had charge of 'the current events, tak-
en from the Glad Tidings, and Mrs.
Welwood led in the Glad Tidings
prayer. Mrs. Earl Caslick led in the
`offertory prayer. Plans wore made
for the Day of Prayer meeting to be
held this Friday in the United Church.
The meeting was closed by all re-
peating the Lord's Prayer in unison.
Forum. Discusses Seaway
Whitechurch Farm Forum met on
Monday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Elliott with an at-
tendance of 25. The development of
the St ,Lawrence Seaway and its af-
fect on Canada was ably discussed by
Robert Hetherington of Wingham. He
said a steady flow of cheap hydro
power was essential for the industries
of 'Canada. Thus the people will ben-
efit with a healthy national economy.
The chairman, Walter Elliott, moved
a vote of thanks for his interesting
discussion on this big Canadian pro-
ject. The forum next Monday will
attend the rally at Belgrave.
Mr. and Mrs. S. D. Beecroft held
high points in euchre and Mrs. Chas.
Martin and James Laidlaw held low
points. Lunch was served.
Neighbours and friends on conces-
sion 10, East Wawanosh, met last
Wednesday evening at the hoem of
Mr. and Mrs. George McGee for an
evening of Lost Heir.
Mrs. Leslie Wightman was iin Lon-
don last Tuesday attending the exe•
cutive meeting of the London Confer-
ence W.M.S.
Valentine Social Held
The W.A. of the United Church real-
ized about $14.00 from their Valentine
social held in the Sunday School room
of the church on Friday afternoon.
Mrs. Milian. Moore was in charge of
the contests, and the program. Mrs.
W. Fe Farrier played "In the Sweet
Bye and Bye" on the piano; Mrs. Ezra
Scholtz sang "Somewhere"; Mrs. Jas,
Falconer gave two readings and Mrs.
Russell Gaunt also gave a Valentino
I reading. All enjoyed the social time
I together. The Mission Band also has
$14.00 and these contributions go to
the building feed for the United
Church Training School,
GOSPEL HALL
Regular EinudaYs services
Sunday School 10.15 a.m.
Remembering the Lord
at 11.15
Clospel Meeting at 'LSO lure
inrayet Meeting And Bible Study
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The Z'resbyteriart Church here was
filled to eapaelty On Thursday last
for the funeral of the late Jean Cam-,
eron Dillies, widow of the late Alex..
ander R' etniel. Mrs. Rintoul, who was
in her 74th year, had spent all bet
life in this community, and was _bee
hived by all who knew her. The late
Mr, and Mrs. Rintoul raised thou!
three Sons and four daughters on their
farm on the 10th concession of West
Wawanosh. All are living except one
daughter, who passed away over two
years ago. Twenty grandchildren and
one grerte-grandebild also survive,
with two sisters and one brother still
living. Their many friends in thin
community extend sympathy to the
bereaved families.
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