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he visited while In Mega.countries.
His tulle was, enjoyed very much.
Rev. H. Wept extended a vote of
thanks to Mr. Okell.
,Inne Wright sang a solo. A Meth
enjoyed lunch was then served and
each Child was given a treat, The re-
petition of the Mizpah benediction
brought the meeting to a close.
Happy Helpers /Sleet
The Happy Helpers Mission Band
met at the manse on Thursday for
their Christrhas meeting. This took
the form of a Christreas party with
games and lunch. The meeting was
called to order by repeating in uni-
son the Mission Band Purpose, The
Minutes were adopted as read, It
was decided to have the next meet-
ing on January 5th. The Meeting
closed with the worship period, which
included the singing of Christmas
carols and the Christmas story.
Young People's Union
The Y.P.U. of Belmore, McIntosh
and Mildmay Unita.d Churches met
in the McIntosh Church basement on
Thursday evening. The minutes were
read and adopted. It was decided to
donate $5.00 to missions for lepers
and to give a similar amount to Mrs.
Elmer Haskins for extra caretaking
in connection with the meetings. The
meeting was carried on in the form of
a Christmas party. Games were play-
ed and lunch was served. A Christ-
mas tree was the centre of attraction
and an exchange of gifts took place.
The meeting closed with the Mizpah
benediction,
Vaal.S. Officers Named
Mrs. Robert Inglis presiddd at the
December meeting of the missionary
society held in Knox Presbyterian
Church, Belmore, on Thursday, The
meeting opened with the call to wor-
ship and the singing of Hymn 171.
Luke 1, verses 46-55 was read res-
ponsively. Mrs. George Lane gave
the current events from the Novem-
ber Glad Tidings.
Minutes of the last meeting were
read and adopted. Reports were giv-
en and the 1954 slate of officers was
presented by the nominating com-
mittee.
President, Mrs. Elmer Jeffray; 1st
vice-pres., Mrs. Ross ivicreague; 2nd.
vice-prese Mrs. K. C. Press; sec., Mrs.
Alvin ^Mundell; treas., Mrs. Arnold
Jeffray; sec., welcome and welfare,
Mrs. Jack Dickson; sec., Home Help-
ers, Mrs, Geo. Lane; supply sec., Mrs.
Elmer Zinn; Glad Tidings sec., Mrs.
Wm, Curie; literature and library sec.,
Mrs. Win. Darling; pianist, Mrs. Geo.
Lane; asst. pianist, Mrs. Wm. Curie;
auditors, Mr. T. Inglis, Mr. M. Bailie.
Hymn 168 was sung, followed by
prayer by Mrs. K. C.NPress. The story
of Esther was read by Mrs. Wm. Dar-
ling. Mrs. Ross McKague took as
the topic, "How the Church in the
Rest of the World Can Help Africa".
The Apostles' Creed was repeated in
unison. The meeting closed with
Hymn 177 and prayer by Mrs. Robert i
Collection for Africa
At the Sunday School service in
the Belmore United Church on Sun-
day a special collection was taken
which amounted to over $16.00. This
will be used to provide a scholarship
for some African boy or girl. The
members of the S.S. here, voluntarily
gave up their own Christmas treats
in favor of this missionary gesture.
At the regular church service Miss
Velma Ballagh presided at the organ
and members of her S.S. class pro-
vided a special Christmas number in
song. Members of the various organ-
izations of the church assisted the
minister, Rev. H. T. West, in the ser-
vice. Mrs. P. Doubledee represented
the W.M.S., Murray Mulvey the
Sunday School, Raymond Gowdy the
Y.P.U., and Roy Gowdy the Session.
Christmas carols were sung and at
the close of the service Roy Ruther-
ford read a letter from Rev. J. H.
Martin and Mrs. Martin conveying
their best wishes at this time to the
congregation,
Personals
Mr, and Mrs. Bill Stapleton and
baby daughter, Brenda, of Wingham,
spent Sunday with Mr. and. Mrs. Geo,
Merkley.
Miss Guelda Stapleton, of Wingliam,
spent the week-end with Miss Doris
Doubledee.
A special Christmas service was
held in the Presbyterian Chinch on
Sunday afternoon. A children's choir
led in the singing, rendering as a
special number, "Away In a Manger".
Mies Phyllis Horton and Mr. Bill
Bain were supper guests on Monday
night with Mr, and Mrs. George
Merkley.
Mr. and Mts. Fred Dustow cele-
brated their 40th wedding anniver-
sary quietly at their honie on Wed-
nesday, December 16th. We offer
congratulations and best wishes.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Zinn, Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer Jeffrey and Margaret and
Mr, and Mrs. Alan Darling, }Harvey
and Lois spent Wedneaciay with Mr.
and Mrs. Ervin Zinn and family at
Duhgamion.
The Young People of the Presby-
terian Church sang Christmas carols
to the shut-les Wednesday evening
HURON COUNT'S( HEREFORD
BREEDERS ELECT.` oPkioERS
Huron County Hereford Breeders
Association Met In Clinton last week
and elected Maurice I-Iirtzel of Credit-
ten as president, succeeding Feartk
Thompeoe of East Waveanosh,
Other officers are; Stanley jeektori,
kippen; 1st vice-presiderlt; Allan Pet-
rie, Dungannon,. 2nd. vice-president;
director's for one year, Ross Eedy
Dungannon; R, G. Mason, Ripley; for
2 years, Percy Wright, Cromarty;
Ralph Poster, Goderich; three years,
R, Cotiltea Belgrave; Ernest
Brown: Clinton.
In the United Church on Sunday
morning the minister, Rev, R. A,
Breok, spoke on the opining of Christ
to the earth. The choir sang the an-
them, "The Star and the Song," Mrs,
Charles Bosman singing the splo, The
male quartette composed of Rev. a. A.
Brook, Messrs. C. II, Hoffman, Ross
Smith and Carl Johnston, sang "It
Came Uppn a Midnight Clear,"
Ir the evening, the pageant, "I
Bring You Good Tidings," was pre-
sented, members of the choir, the Y.
P.U. and the Sunday School forming
the cast. Rev. R. A, Brook conducted
a brief devotional service and the
pageant began with the choir number,
"Welcome Christmas Day."
Mrs. Carl Johnston presided at the
organ and there were choruses by
the choir and by different groups, a
solo, "Wake," by Mrs. Glenn Sellers
and a child's gong, "Bethlehem Baby,"
by junior girls. In tableau and speak-
ing parts were: Mary and Joseph,
angels, the world, shepherds and wise
men. Members of the east perform-
ing some of tho chief parts were:
Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Sellers as Joseph
and
Ru Mttana y
as, Kay Johnston and Betty
angels, Cavell Ruttan as
the World. :Don MacLean, Marie John-
ston and Harold Johnston gave Scrip-
ture recitations. The concluding num-
ber was a chorus, "Glad Tidings," sung
by all the members of the cast.
The offering will go to needy ehild-
ren in Korea and Europe.
Presbyterian Services
A special Christmas service was held
in the Presbyterian Church on Sunday
morning. Mrs, 0, Moffatt, organist,
led the praise. A double trio, consist-
ing of Bessie and Lilian Campbell,
Etoile Moffatt, Eleanor Smith, Carol
Greig and Elizabeth McKinney, sang
the carol, "Joy Bells" end the choir
rendered "Away in a Manger."
The Rev. M. Bailie in the sermon
stressed the extreme lowliness of the.
Nativity, quite distinct from the mod-
ern glamorous eversion of it, It was
God's purpose of love that the humb-
lest might feel welcome in the family
of God.
part in the program. Following the
concert there was a daace and re-
freshments.
Mrs. George Thornton received the
sad news of the death of her brother,
John Peacock, at Bolesevain, Man., en
December 20th. He Was the son of the
late Mr. and Mrs. George Peaceele,
and was born nearly ninety-two years
ago on the first line of Morris,
Mr. Peacock went to the West in
1888 and sixty-four years ago married
Margaret Robb, also of Morris, Sur-
viving are hie wife and a faintly of
five, also grandchildren. Mrs, Thorn-
ton is the last survivor of a family of
seven, of the late Mr. and Mrs. kleorge
Peacock.
Personals
Dr. and Mrs. ArthUr Seew of Tor-
onto, were recent visitors with Mrs.
Arthur Shaw.
Mr, and Mrs. Carl Johnston spent a
day in London last week.
Mr. Burns Moffatt held a sale of
household furnishings belonging to the
estate of his uncle, the late Mr.IValter.
Davidson, on Friday.
Mrs. Wm. Nicholson had the mis-
fortune to break her wrist when she
fell on the street.
Miss Margaret Curtis is recovering
from the effects of a fall.
Miss' May Orr died recently in Tor-
onto. Miss Orr spent many slimmers
in Bluevale, as a guest in the Sander-
son summer home.
reiandehin 011b Wet-WO'
Mee .and Mrs, Elmer Wield-as and
Mr, and. MrEl. Robert. Harkness were
boats lead lepeteesee for the December
Meeting Of the 11'feIntoele Friendship
Club, held la tha Church basement,
which Was, decorated with a lovely
lighted gitristarap tree.
The president conducted the eleyee
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tional period, in e.ehtele Mr. West led
in prayer, WilMallaekins read the
Scripture, which was followed by the
l'114110ea aster Which the Meeting was
turned Oyer to the conveners. It be-
ing the .Christneee: Meeting each couple
brought their childrea.
Rev. Okeil and family of Walker-
ton were special gitreete and the form-
er gave a word picture of his plane
trip to Scotland, egland, Ireland and
France, and told of places of interest
School Concert field
The Christmas concert at Kirton's
school, Turnberry of which Mrs, Mary
McKinney is teacher, was a great suc-
cess. Both children and adults took
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