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Late summer flowers arranged in
white basketa gave a colorful setting
for the special annivesary services
held in Salem United Church ert Sun-
day, Revs C. D, Cox of 13elgrave was
guest speaker. He brought congratu-
lations to the congregation on their
special day and reminded them of the
loyalty and devotion of their 'fore-
fathers in erecting the church where
they might come together' for wor-
ship and , hoped the congregation
might continue to realize its import-
ance in the life of the community.
In the morning he spoke from the
text "Thou art weighed in the balance
and found wanting," Daniel Chapter
5-27. "Just for today" was the words
of the anthem sung by the choir with
Miss Berva Gallaher as organist. A
male quartette Harold Robinson, liar-
yea, Sperling, Gilbert Howes and Dick
Carson favoured with two 'numbers,
"That Beautiful Land"' and "Softly
and Tenderly."'
In the evening Mr. Cox spoke from
the Psalm 46 verse 10 "Be Still and
know that I am God." Mrs. Eldred
Cathers and Miss Mildred Henning
sang a duet "The Valley of Peace."
An anthem "0 Jesu Thou art Stand-
ing" with Mrs. Walter Willits taking
the solo also "Sing Unto the Lord."
Mrs. Charles Cathers arranged the
flowers assisted by Mary Copeland
and Eileen Wray.
Women's Missionary Society
The Buds of Promise Mission Band,
of the United Church, were guests at
the September meeting of the Wom-
en's Missionary Society and,, sang a
group of songs with Mrs. Lyle Bro-
thers as. accompanist.- Mrs. Harvey
Timm arranged the meeting and pre-
sided and gave some fine thoughts on
the theme, Lay up treasures in
Heaven. Mrs. Melvyn Grainger read
the Scripture lesson, Mrs. Frank
Earls led in prayer and Mrs. D, S.
MacNaughton •gave some highlights
from the magazine, The Bible in the
World, She told of Queen Elizabeth
becoming a, patron of the society early
in her reign. The connection of the
society with royalty goes back to the
reign of George III, His, desire was'
that there might not be a cottage in
the land without the Bible nor a child
that could :not read it. Throughout 149
:years between the Royal House and
Bible Society the connection has been
close .and ,continuous. Mrs. George
(Gibson ,was guest speaker and told an
interesting story especially for the
children entitled " Johnny and his
Violin, ° The roll call answered by
naming "A Promise of God."
An invitation to visit Wingham
Branch at their October Thankoffer-
ing service was accepted with pleas-
ure. Plans were made to invite Ford-
wich Branch to be Vests at the coin,
ing meeting. The executive were nam-
ed a committee to arrange for the
autumn thankoffertpg meeting. A gift
of money from a former C.0,I.T. group
now disbanded was received, Mrs. Jim
Doig was organist. Mrs, J, H. Wylie
presented the minutes and Rev. E, W.
Todd closed the meeting with prayer,
Members served refreshments and a
social hour was enjoyed.
St. Jmes Harvest Thanksgiving
Service
St. James Anglican church with an
artistic arrangement of grains, fruit
and flowers Was a suitable setting for
the Harvest Thanksgiving Communion
service held at 7.30 p.m, Sunday even-
ing, with the rector, Rev. Douglas
Fuller in charge. Mr. Fuller spoke
from the text, "And when they had
eaten enough and cast out the wheat
into the sea" Acts, chapter 27 verse
38. Members Of St. Stephen's choir,
Gorrie, assisted the local choir and
sang an Old Dutch Hymn of Thanks-
giving with Mrs. Frank King, organ-
ist. Mr. Fuller announced a reception
to be held at the rectory at Gorrie
this 'coming Friday afternoon and
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Dobson Presented
A large crowd gathered at the town
hall 'on Friday night to honour Pete
Dobson and his bride, the former Jean
Wilton of Brussels, who were recently
married. Tiffin's orchestra provided
music for dancing. Ken Edgar read
an address and a chesterfield and
chair in dark red shade was presented
by Allen Adams, Bruce Montgomery,
Cliff Keifer and Verne Clarke on be-
half of the village and community.
Both Pete and Mrs. Dobson expressed
their appreciation of the gifts. Ladies
of the community served refresh-
ments.
Junior Farmers Study Fire
PreVention
Mr. J. H. Wylie secretary-treasurer
of Howick Mutual Fire Insurance Co.
and Norman Harding Fordwich presi-
dent of the company spoke at the
regular Meeting of Howick Junior
Farmers. They were joined by the
Junior Institute when Mr. Kuntz of
Formosa showed pictures dealing
with the subject "This group have
been practising during the past weeks
to enter the square dancing compe-
titions at the Western Fair. They will
take Part Tuesday night at 9,15. They
plan to compete at the Howick Fair
as well. They were successful at
Guelph and more recently at Harris-
ton. Their home community join in
wishing them luck this week at the
Western Fair. Shoald they reach the
finals they will dance on Saturday
again the final day of the fair,
Personals
Mr, Ed. Robinson, Minneapolis, vis-
ited with Mr. and Mrs. Eldred Nichol
part of last week, having come to at-
tend the funeral services for his
mother, the late Mrs. Robinson, of
Lucknow.
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Wheeler and
family, who have lived for the past
two years on the 2nd. line of Turn-
berry, have taken up residence in the
Gallaher home in the village.
Mr. and Mrs, Mel White also Mr.
and Mrs, Cliff Calhoun, all of Dob-
binton, were Sunday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey McMichael,
Guests during the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs, Stanley Gallaher were
Mrs. A. E. Hetherington and son,
Billy, of New York, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Bosman and son, Edwin, Blue-
vale, also Rev. C. D. Cox, Belgrave,
who was guest speaker at Salem An-
niversary services.
Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor are
enjoying a trip to Western Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Bennett also left
last week for a :trip to the west coast.
Friends will regret to learn Mrs.
Sohn MacLeod suffered a stroke at her
home on Saturday. Mrs. MacLeod has
been in failing health for some mon-
ths, and had two weeks ago returned
to her home from Wingham Hospital,
School opened in Wroxeter last
week with Campbell Brown, of Ford-
wich, as principal and Mrs. G. A,
Wearring as junior teacher. Mr.
Brown taught last year in Bluevale
public school.
Lyle Hart, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Hart, who has been seriously
ill in Victoria Hospital, following an
accident, is improving. His many
friends hope the improvement will
continue.
Friends here were grieved to learn
of the death of Mrs. G. K. Armstrong,
of Teeswater, following a year's ill-
ness. The former Florence MacPher-
son, she taught school at Fordwich
and North of Wroxeter. Funeral ser-
vices were held on Sunday.
Mrs. Reg. Newton and son, Tom, also
Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Newton, Brussels,
visited their aunt, Mrs. George Hart-
let, of Alpena, Michigan. They also
visited relatives at Flint, Mich,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gibson were
in Lapeer, Michigan, over the week-
end where they attended the Millies -
Mackenzie wedding. They were ].he
guests of Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Mac-
kenzie.
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Salem Anniversary Services
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C/oakey-Campbell.
In the manse at Thames Road, with
Rev, W. T. Moores officiating, the
marriage took place on Saturday, Sep-
tember 12th, of Miss Lois Ivy Camp-
bell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd
Campbell, of Belgrave, to Mr. Stewart
Elwood Cloakey, son of the late Mr. I -
I and Mrs. A. Cioakey.
The bride wore a powder blue gab-
ardine suit with navy accessories and
a corsage of pink roses,
After a wedding dinner at Monetta
Menard's, Grand Bend, they left on a
trip to Western. Canada.
On their return,,, Mr. and Mrs.
Cloakey will reside on the groom's
term in Morris Township.
Wins at C.N.E.
Mr. James R. Coultes was the win-
ner of three prizes at the C.N.E. for
his Herefords. He won the reserve
senior championship for his bull,
Triumph Domino 70F. Besides this he
took 4th prize with Beigrave Crusty
and 2nd prize with Beigrave Betty.
Personals
Miss Nora Van Camp spent the
week-end with her brother, Mr. James
Van Camp, at Bluevale.
Mrs. Melvin Taylor and Mr, Bill
Taylor spent the week-end at Niagara
Falls and St. Catherines.
Among the guests at the Wade-
McPherson wedding on Saturday were
Mr. and M. Donald Young, of Lu-
nen, Mr. Lloyd Anderson, of Toronto,
and Mr. Clifford Kelly, of Kitchener,
who acted as groomsman.
Mr. and' Mrs. Ernie Crawford and
family, of Port Albert, visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. Fred' Cook.
Visitors at the home of Mr. ana
Mrs. William Brydges on Sunday
were Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Downey,
of Kincardine, and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Johnston and fainily, of Lucknow.
Mrs. Blair spent the week-end at
the home of her son, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Blair.
Mrs. George Mains, of Blyth, and
Miss Tilly Mains, Reg.N., of London,
visited last week with Mrs. John
McGill.
Miss Amy Smith and Mr. Ralph.
McCrea motored to Deseronto to
spend the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Tom Bowan. Mr. and IVIrs. C. G.
McCrea returned with them after hav-
ing spent the past two week$ with
relatives at Deseronto.
Visitors on Stinde,y with Rev, and
Mrs, C. D. Cox were Mr, and Mrs.
Candler, of Stratford, Mr. G, Lupton,
Brian, Billy and Donny, of Harmony,
Miss Lupton, of Stratford, and Rev.
E. Todd, of Wroxeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna and
family visited on Sunday with Mr,
and Mrs. Mitchell Elliott, at London.
Recent visitors at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Wilkinson were Mr.
and Mrs, Doug Garrett, of Port Wil-
liam, Mr, and Mrs. M. McDoligal,
Linda and ,Lyle, of Hanntien, Mr. and
Mrs, It F. VilkinsOn, of Goderieh,
and Mr. Gordon Wilkinson, of Elm-
brook,
Mr. and Mrs. George Martin left
last Week for High River, Alberta,
Where they will visit with Mrs: Mar-
tin's aunt,. Mrs. W. J. Noble,
Mr, and Mrs, 3, S. tetruc, of Lowell)
Miehigan, are spending a few drays
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