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Mr, and Mrs. Allan Miller
attended the graduation of nurses
Of St. Joseph's. Hoepltal, London
on Wednesday ne the guests of
their coueln, Miss Anna Raft, a
member of the gradtiating class,
Miss MaePherson4 etu-
dedt nurse at St. Joseph Hos-
pital, London is spending a two-
week vacation at her home hue.
Mr, and Nye, Gordon Miller and
Larry' and Donald Taylor, of Lon-
don, were' holiday visitors with
Mr, and Mrs. Chester %Eyler.
Judy and Jimmy Wilson, of
Whiteetturch, spent the holiday
week-end as guests or their
cousin, Terry Wilson.
Miss Anna Stewart, of Toronto,
was a holiday visitor with Mr. and
Gearge, Stuart and Mr. Joe
Stuart.
Mrs, Wm, Gallaher, of Norwood,
was a• Sunday guest of Mr. and
Mrs. W. A. Miller,
IVIisses Lois and Ruth Webb are
home from the Teachers' College
at Stratford for the vacation.
Ruth has successfully completed
her course and Lois returns for
one exam. Both girl's will teach
in Brantford next year. Con- , gratulatione. •
Mr. and Mrs, Mel, Brown and
Bob Murdie, of Kitchener, were
week-end visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. R. Woods and Mrs. Alex.
Murdie,
Mr. and Mrs, Andrew Gaunt and
Murray were at the O.A.C., Guleph
feet Wednesday when Murray was
a ancinher of the graduating class
for the two-year course, In addi-
tion to receiving his diploma,
Murray won the general pro-
ficiency .award for an average, of
50% • for the two Years.. This
prize donated by Dr, W: P, Reik,
was $40. Be' also won the 1949
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URI.,XNS:. "God In the •
Forne----Peaer in the World," was •
the theme of the Family 'Sunday
eerviee held in the United Church
On Sunday with large .eorlgreff
tiong at both services. A miniature'
braise with flagstone walks leading
across the green lawn, froM the
home to the world„.throngb flower
ed archee depicting love, peace,
truth and -falt,h, formed the centre'
for the decorations, In spite of the.
backward season,' flowera wore
every wb ere,
Professor Robert Debbie whe
had- come last year from St. And-.
rew's College, Scotland. to EMmane
eel College, Toronto, was the guest
speaker and delighted his listeners
with his appropriate sermons
"The Christian. Mother" in the
morning and "Christ and the Film,
ily" in the evening,' At the morn-
ing service Terry. Wilson read the
Scripture lesson, the children sang
a thorns,, the choir chose as their
number "On Wings of Praise" and
Mrs. Howlett and Mr. Mel Brown
sang "The Lord Is My Shepherd."
At the . evening service, whien was
in charge of the Y,P,U., Marion. McDonald assisted in the worship
service. A young "people's choir
sang "God Who Madest Earth and
Heaven" and Anne Todd, sang "The
Glory of His Presence," . • *
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BEI4/QP,E—A highlight of the
May meeting of the Women's
Missionary Society of Knosi, Pre;-
byterian Chnreh, was the presenta-
tion of life membership pins to
Mrs. Scott Inglis and lairs. Elmer
Zinn by Miss Jean Inglis, and
Mrs. Robt, ',Inglis respectively.
Mrs. A. Mundell spoke briefly
during the ceremony after which
the life members reticle fitting
,reply.
Mrs. D. McPherson, first; vice-
president, opened the meeting
with, a call to worship. Mrs. Ross
McKague read Luke's account of
the story of the Good Samaritan,
after which Mrs. R. Inglis ,led in
prayer.
Interesting anecdotes recounted
by missionaries on the, Bhil field,
India , were read by Mrs. • Wm.
Darling, The roll call was an-
swered by quoting from the
writings or life story of St. Paul.
The June meeting will be held in
the evening. The ladies are in-
vited to attend the seventy-fifth
anniversary of the Kincardine
Auxiliary on June 12.
Mrs. S. Inglis presented the
topic "Scenes along' the Jericho
Road" as a word picture of refu-
gees around the world to-day,
their plight ..and what has been,
done to aid' their rehabilitation.
Mrs. Darling, Miss Jean Inglis
Mrs, Curie, Mrs. 'R. Inglis and
Mrs. Jas. Dickson represented the
refugees and Mrs. Leeson and
Mrs. !Zinn spoke for the churches
and the World Council of Church-
es, A. lively discussion concluded
a most interesting study.
Mrs. Wm. Darling told of her
recent trip to Thorold to attend
the Hamilton-London Synodical
and gave inspiration to the various
secretaries by her reports on each
department.
Mrs. McPherson closed the
meeting with prayer.
LIFE MEMBERSHIP
PINS PRESENTED
A special investiture was held
at the regular meeting of the 1st
Wingham Boy Scout Troop. Tho'se
invested were Donny Lee, Doug
Hamilton, John Strong, of the Buf-
faloes, Lyman Jardine of the
Swans, and Donny Gurney of the
Beavers. During the ceremony
Mr, Overend welcomed the new
scouts into the brotherhood of
Scouting.
A hike was held on Sunday at
1,00 p,m, The scouts met at Paul
Bennett's home and then hiked
out to London Bridge. The boys
camped in small groups and cook-
ed their meals over open ''ices,
Church Parade Sunday
Cubs and Scouts from eight
groups in the Saugeen District will
converge on Wingham this Sun-
day for the Saugeen District an-
nual church parade, About 400
Cube and Scouts are expected,
The boys will line Up at the
town park at 2,30 p.m. and march
to We United Church, where a
speelal Scout service will he held.
Following the service a march
past will be held at the post of-
fice, after Which the boys Will
rally ut the handstand for tow
.Worda of welcome, from civic t
Seats Will he reserved .in the
church for Members of the public
Who care to attend the snviee,
-whieh :starts at three pan.
Otstritu, ttnt.gtOtlitelt,, stort at. the Weekeend,
parents are Mr. and 'Mrs, Victor
Haines, Morris,
Mr. and Nits, Robert Turnbull
Old family, of Wyoming, Mr. and
Us's. HarveY Webster and Mr. and
Mrs, Ernest Hardy, all of St.
Marys, visited Mrs, Edward •John-
Oeory0 vionoon
Wed at Sackville
The United .0.harak off: Canada,
waft ,thg scene of
.wedding :of wide hateraSt on
Monday, May .1i. when, -lib*. Rev,
George :Russell unkted.inAnaarlilage,
with the dub itAig .eareninny,
Dorothy Franc a, only daughter:
of Mrs. Rarnayna- .HoYt .p4.4 00a
late XL 'WA of SCArlark., .and,
geOrge ,Ifenry• ThOr4olli Ohm OP
Mr, and: Mrs. 'GROW A:flierii.Serl •
of.Phievaler,
The bride was Oxen" ins marriage
by her • uncle, A. 4. Hoyt ot'Sainlw
John. .She was .4.00004 by Mrs
Ian 11 emnp,bell, of, :$.0.cloyille as
MatrOn of .1M9r1:, The, best man
was Tan, Campbell and the
1.1sliers. were Mr, Hugh G, Thor-
hum. and Mr. taurie The
'church, organist, Mr, Osoffray
Pargtat• :played the wedding
niuSie, and thia. soloist woe,' Miss
.Evelyn, Adarnaen, .44 senior .muele.
stedent. at Mount Allison, -Cniver-
sky.
The bride' • wore a ballerina
length dress of white nylon lace*
and. net over .patjod The dress had.
a iftee bodice with scalloped neck-
line, and. a wide/ front panel of
lace extending,' to.. the..hem of the
skirt, The. matehltg lace jacket
had long sleeves and a • small
peter-pan collar. • Her finger tip
veil was held• in plage by a cor-
onet of lace embroidered with seed
pearls, --Her only ornament was a
strand of pearls, ' the gift of the
groom. She carried a spray of
white carnations. • .
Mrs. Campbell looked charming
in a ballerina length, . dress of
bronze shot sills, taffeta, The dress
was fashioned with a dropped
waistline and: very 'bouffant skirt,
Her small, close-fitting hat was
in a lighter shade. She carried, a,
nosegay of yellow Mums. `
The bride's mother wore a dress
of navy blue crepe with white
trim, and navy and! white aceesT
mulles. Her corsage was of red
roses.
Following the ceremony a recep-
tion was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Campbell, , Mrs, F. L.
West of Sackville; and Miss. Alice
Lockhart of Saint John, poured'.
Mrs. Hugh Torburn; Mrs. H. V.
Weekes,, Miss Dorothy Allen and,
Miss Rosamond- Crocker served..
After a few days in Montreal,
the couple will visit the groom's
family in Ontario and then fly to.
Europe for a twelve-week holiday,
travelling, in Britain, and on the.
Continent,
The bride is' a graduate ' of
Acadia and Boston Universities.'
The groom, is. a. graduate of the
University of Western, Ontario
and of the graduate school of. the
University of Toronto, from which
he holds a Pb.D. Degree in,
English Literature:
Upon their return from overseas,
Mr. and, Mrs. Thomson, will take
up: residence in SackVille, where-
they both are members of the
faculty of Mount Allison Univer-
sity:
BLUEVALE
'The Maitland Presbyterial of the
W,M.S. will meet in Melville
Church, Brussels, on Tuesday, May
22nd, with sessions at 2 p.m. and
7 p.m. Mrs. Russel Self will be
the guest speaker and Mrs. Gordon
Greig of l3luevale, soloist.
Anniversary services will be
held in Knox Presbyterian Church
on Sunday, June 10th. The anni-
versary, preaCher will, be Rev. W.
S. McClure, BA. ' of Moles-
worth. '
;Whitaunday, oa,I*enteecigt Day,
'pci days ,after 41-la ,resurrection,,
Vine observed: InL.Rnme;Presbyter-1
ian and I3luevale United Churches
on Sunday when the ministers
gave appropriate aermons.
Mr. and. Mrs. Russel Hollenbeek
and daughter Linda, of London,
called on Bluevale friends on Mon-
day,
Mr. Bernard' Lillow, of London,
visited his mother, Mrs, Nellie
Lillow„ for, the holiday.
Mrs, Neil. McEachern, of Clif-
ford; and Miss Louise Ma.cEach-
ern, of Toronto, visited Mr. Mac
Scott at the week-end:
Mr. and Mrs., John Perks, of St.
Catharines, Mr. and, Mrs, Jim.
Banberry of Woodstock and Mrs.
Martin Calder, of Moncrief, were
visitors at the home of Mrs: P. S.
MacEwan on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom. Gaston and
baby Jaynep and Mr. Howard
Brook, all' of Toronto, visited at
the parental home with Rev, R.
A, ,3rook and, IVIrs, Brook,
Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Horton at the week-end were Mr.
and. Mrs. John, Wallace, of St. Cath-
arines, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Dad-
swell, of Harristort, Mrs. John
Newton, of Clifford, Mrs, Douglas
and daughter, Waccerley, of Tees-
water, Mr. and Mrs. Allan White
and children, of Clifford;
Weather seemed to. be ideal for
fishing en the 21st and happy
fishermen could, seen on, 'the
banks of the pond patiently wait-
ing for results. Impatient 'people
never could be, fishermen? and so
Miss the long hOure Of dreaming
leieurely in the finest environment
of spring air and leafing trees.
A largely attended' shower was
held In bluevale Community Hall
on Friday evening to honor Mr.
and Mrs. Wilfrid Calling Raines,
recently Married; A presentation
Of a purse of money was made
and a dance enjoyed, Mrs. Hafnee
was forinerly Hazel Marie Flynn,
daughter of Mr. and 104, 3oseph
Children Vaptized.
On Mother's Day
J3E.L1VIORE--- The service of bap,
tlsat -Wag eoleganized at the .Pres-
byWilan Church in gehnore on
Mother's Day, with six children
being 'baptised,
Those brought forward were,
Phyllis "Maine Darling, daughter
of. Mr. and', Mrs. James Darling;
Ross Wilfred Crahem, Bork of Mr-.
and. Mrs, 'Elmer Jeffrrm,y; Omen-
dolyn jape, daughter of ' Mr, and
Mrs. N. G. Press; Wanda. Kathryn,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Burebill; William Neil .Applelry,
son of Mr, and Mrs. Glenn Apple-
by and Beverly Ann Balltigh
daughter of Titfr, and Mrs. Harvey
Bridge. :Club.
The Club wound up its local acti-
vities for the season two weeks
ago,' 15ut the-members enjoyed being
the guests, .of the Goderich Bridge.
Club for a game arid luncheon last
Thursday.
Our players were victors in the
match by the decisive score of
2002 to 1770 popts. The following
took the leading positions in the
scoring column: North and South,
L:P..F.,Carey and F, Donnelly (Gil
2. Mr; and Mrs. 3. I. Crawford; 3,
Mr. and Mrs. K,. Hunter „(G); 4.
Miss Y. McPherson and H. L.
Sherbondy; O. Mr; and Mrs. Dean
(G); a; Mrs. Cl. H. Ross and C. Hod-
gins; 7, Mr, and Mrs. . J. A, Wilson,
Last and West, 1. Mrs. D. C. Na-
smith .and W. H. French; 2, Mrs.
A, A.- Nicol .and Mrs. F. Saunders
(Cl; '3, I3.. •Crompton and G., Wil-
liams; 4, Mr. and Mrs. R, S.
Hetherington; 5, lairs, I-I. C. Mac-
Lean and Miss M. MacLean ;'6, Mg.
and Mrs, Curry (0); . 7. Miss
C. Ishieter and Mrs. E. A, Van-
Stone.
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Mr, Jaclt Ilotole of Ingersoll was
borne over the weeltaend.
Mies Luay Tbninnson of Oak-
ville Was home for the week-end.
Recent' and weeir-red visitors at
the Jefferson homes included Miss
CiladYs Jefferson, Rea^.N., of Wood-
etaa/a Mr. mid Mrs. George Reeves.
Kenneth, Reeves and Carol; Rollin-
'son of Toronto and Mr. ,and. Mrs.
'$41O, Jefferson and, sees of New-
Ilitale4gt
Barbara Anne, youngest daugh-
ter of Mr, and. Mrs. Stuart Chain-
nay is a patient In the Winghani
hospital at present,
Miss Margaret Jefferson, Mrs.
Charles Jefferson, Mrs, B. Robin-
son and Mrs. Sam Thompson were
among those attending the West-
field W.M,S, Meeting en Thurs-
day afternoon.
Recant. visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Chafriney.ineluded Mr.
Berman ChaMney and son Jim of
Windsor, Miss Joan Doerr of Nia-
'gara Fall; `1141.s. Olive Allen of Clin-
ton, Mr. and Mrs, Elwin Charrrney,
Dorothy and Marilyn of Wingham ;
Mr. and 'Mrs, Graham. Chamney,
Sharon and. Elizabeth of Goderieh,
Mr, and Mrs. W. J, ara/g and Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Chamney, Larry
and Paul of Auburn,
Mr. and Mrs, Harold Sherridan
and family of Ingersoll and Mr,
and Mrs, William Thompson and
Billy of Londeshoro were Sunday
Visitors with Mr, and Mrs. John
R. Thompson and licafard,
Associate Trophy for the' .student-
who had made the greatest pro-
gress in all branches of the work
in the two-year course. Congratia:
lations. . • •
Mr, and Mrs, Lorne Webb and
Reed, Of Goderich, wer'J recent
visitors with Ivry. and Mrs, Harvey
Webb and girls.
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held. in the Sunday School goel'aca
Tuesday evening hart.. A ,pot -14
supper was enjoyed prlor to
meeting, ,
The devotional period oponad l
with the hynui `The (March's pno ..-
Foundation" and Mrs., H. (410$1,'
grain led in prayer. Mrs, J. Carr
read • the Scripture and Mrs, 13.
Colvin gave the mean:n(3.0m' 4,1
lovely piano BOW, by Mrs. B. Mao- .1
Donald was: :enjoyed. Mrs. L. • For- .""),
tune gave a very intereetinuout-
line ,of her • visit to the SYnodleal.
The hymn "Christ for the World:
We Sing" was sung. The offering. •
Was received :and Mrs. E. Chandler
:gave the offertory prayer, Miss M.
Wilson read the story from the
study book and the closing hymn
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Blessing" was sung. Mrs. 1.), Cant- :•
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