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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-06-13, Page 9MEMBERS OF THE BELGRAVE C.G.I.T. Members of the Belgrave Canadian Girls in Training are shown above in a recent group picture. Left to right, front row, ,are Mrs. Cliff Logan, leader; Eleanor Walsh, lVfargaret Wight- man; Marlene Walsh, Patsy. Logan, and Mrs. Ted Fear, assistant leader. In the back row are Marilyn Pengelly, Dorothy Cook, Marilyn Goll, Kay VanCamp, Lois Cook, Lillian Pengelly,' Marlene Pardon and Lorna Bolt. Brig, r Stars Drive-in-Viewers (0 <7 4,10.Ssional Design 40$PLINE :AUTO RUSH .1, the '"most wanted" yle'. at a. low, low price . . Generous, full-thick 2" bristles 11.i:•flealtile Plastic Head— wonl scratch ;;R:411 iiater-.Control Vakfe and Shut-ott in Handle any W' garden hose ''.Keept hands and clothes clean and dry A NATURAL' FOR FATHER'S DAY • lijok-Wash the Car in Easy Minutes Ociit'W that Dad will give a loud cheer vrhen he gets hainds on this good looking goliiesiohill Design" Auto Wctsli Brush. 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You will got a flioarily wolcoino at soy Of our breathes have more than 700 to serve you. Why not call in at our nearett branch 'today?, THE .4*NADIAN BANK OF .COMMERCE 11444 Wingha Br ch, W. O. Struther, Marthget d*rds, Lightweights, idsqgs, Sports, Club its Or., Juveniles, C.C.1% !,c3ii:hest i buy. Safe, bg, Iree running and" itiful. C.C.M.'s are qua- built from the ground See the full C.C.M. line iheel goods at 571. tainton ardware Wingham Thos. Brydges Passes in Delgr.ave )3HT,4ORAVF4--Mrs. J. Thomas. Brydges Belgrave, .410 at the home of her daughter, Mr, .and ors, Joseph E.. Dunbar on Sun- day, June 1.0th, after an illness of several months, She was in her 914 'Year, The farmer Jean Welker Wheel- ens, k,he was born in Tarnberry Township, the daughter of the late William .Wheelens and Margaret Cummin gs, In 1898 she married J. Thomas Brydges in Wingharn, and they farmed hie lVIorris Town- ship for 37 years before retiring to Belgrave in MD. Mr. 1.3rydges .010 April 28th, 1948, She was member of the Trinity Anglican Church in Belgrave. Surviving aye two daughters, Margaret (Mrs. Joseph 'E, Dunbar) of Belgrave; Dprothy (Mrs. Louis D. Hayes) of Elyria, Ohio) two sons, James of Ridgetown and Jer- rie, of Hamilton; and a sister, Mrs. J, A. Currie, of Wingharn, AlSo surviving are -19 grandchildren and nine great-granclehilar'en. A son, three sisters and two brothers pre- deceased her, Funeral service will be held from the residence of Joseph E. Dimbar on Wednesday at 2 p.m. with Rev. Bren deVries officiating, Interment will be in Brandon ce- , metery. Pallbearers will be Geo. Cook, Ross Anderson,. Wilbur/ Currie, Stanley Marks, George Dal- gleish and William Kelly. KNAVE Mrs. :Mabel -Stapleton attended a family .dinuer at f.,fondon On Sun- day, .june honoring her (laugh ter and son•in-law, who were celi.- brating Weir a5th wedding anni. versary, which had been oil 6th of June. Misfi Dollna, Anderson and- Lloyd Anderson of London, spent thc week•-end with their parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Anderson, Mr, and Mrs, " George Martin visited on Sunday with 'Mr. ,U11( Mrs, Clarence Allirtin, Walton, Mr, and Mrs. Ira Campbell, Luck now, visited on Stmday with Mr. and Mrs, Floyd Campbell. ana ,Mrs. John IVIcDougal Darlene and Sandy and Mr, aria Mrs. Harold Pocock, 'of Palermo, visited on Sunday with Mr, .and Mrs..F. H. Langridge. Mr, and Mrs, Robert Beattie and Mr. William Leper and .,daughters, -Missea Gladys and Ida Leper, and son, Ross T.,eper, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, George %Vane and family, Mr, and Mrs. Herb Wheeler, Mr. and..Mra. Kenneth Wheeler and family and Martin Grasby visited with Mrs. Garner Procter, of York- town, Sask„ at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Torn'Walker, at Brussels. Miss Ann Thompson, of Port Credit, visited on Sunday with 111/r. and Mrs. F, Langriage. . Mr: and Mrs. Jesse Wheeler and Mr. and Mi:8. Kenneth Wheeler were. at the Air Force Day at Cen- tralia on Saturday. - VOW— -1,,fili.WIrISO*44144rMiii.0,4i.oiki Mrs. Williarqs Is"' Speaker at Meeting BELGRAVE—The Home Help- ers' meeting of Knox Presbyterian Chnrch W.M,S.. was held on Tues- day of last week at the home of Mrs. 0, G. Anderson, The president, Mrs. J. C.. Mc- Burney, presided for 'the 'husineSa, meeting which was opened by re- peating the Creed in unison: The Psalm; "0 Blessed Ts the Man" was sung. The secretary's and treasurer's reports were received and eports from the executive meeting of the Huron Presbyterial .and the Synodi- cal were given by Mrs. 0. G. An7 derson and Mrs. J. C. IVIeBurricy. The Home. Helpers'. secretary, Mrs. A. Bruce, presided for the remainder of the meeting which was opened by singing "Speed Thy Servants, Saviour, Speed Them". Mrs. Ken Barbour read' Psalm' 112 and Mrs. Youngblut led in prayer. Mrs. Williams, Brussels, 'was the guest speaker and . gave a very in- teresting. and inspiring address based - on the three phases of all Christian work, namely love,- sacri-, fice and. devotiOn. We love Christ because He first 'loved us and, was sent from the Father to bring uS the message of salvation. We can sacrifice our own personal desire to help in bringing the world to Christ when we love Him and know what "e sacrificed for our sakes, And we can give continual devotion to our duty without re- gard. to personal praise in this world when we have Christian love in our lives.• The hymn, "0 for a Closer Walk with God" was sung• and. the meet,-. ing closed with prayer bY Mrs. Anderson.. The hostess served .a delicious lunch and Mrs. Bruce expressed wOrds, of 'thanks to Mrs. Williams fOr her address and to the hostess, BELGRAVE—Mrs. George Mich- le welcomed the members of the 'Evening . Auxiliary' of.!:•The. .VVr 'oMan's Missidnary Society Of Knox United Church, to her 'home on Thursday evening for their meeting. The president, Mrs. Ross, Ander- son was in charge and opened the meeting with a hymn and the Lord's prayer repeated in unison. Regular reports were given by the secretary-treasurer ancl the roll call was answered by 18 .rminbers. Mrs. Robert Grasby stated' there had been eight home and 18 hospital visits made since the last meeting. Mrs. Cameron Walsh; Mrs. Rob- ert Grasby and Mrs. George Michie were named as a committee to pur- chase the following articles for the church kitchen: four dozen better cups and saucers, one teapot, one eeffee pot,, two traya,_twa_eream and sugar, sets, two pickle dishes and a bread knife. The purchase will be made with money from the sale of the' cook books. It was decided to try and send a delegate to the School for lead- ers at St. Thomas, August 27 to 31. Mrs. Gordon Boman is to order books concerning W.M,S. work and also the C.G.I.T. packet. A letter was read from Miss Helen Black, missionary nurse at Bella Coola, thanking the Auxiliary' for its donation of meney, to help buy a stretcher for that hospital. Tile group accepted ;an' invitation frorn the W.M.S.. group:. at Brick United Church, to rneetAfltir them on June 18, when the gfrest'speaker will be the Rev. Kenneth Beaton. The group led by Mrs. Ted, Fear was in charge of the worship per- iod which was . opened with prayer and a hymn. Scripture lessons from John and Peter were read by, Mrs. Floyd Campbell. Mrs. George Michie read an article of the work done by Miss Agatha Coultes, missionary at Nanaimo, B.C., Mrs. Edgar Wight- mah ras.1 a letter telling of the work of Dr. B. Palmer at Hazel- ton,' B.C., and Mrs. Ted Fear read a letter about the • Work of Dr. Donald Watt in the Queen Char- lotte Islands. Mrs. Fear, asSisted by Mrs. C. Hanna, Mrs, Cameron Walsh, Mrs. Ralph McCrea, Mrs. Harold Walsh, Mrs Harold Vincent, Mrs. GOrdon Bosman and Mrs, George Michie read •sonm questions and answers conterning, the school for leaders at St, Thornas. The meeting closed wifh prayer. Mrs. Robert Crasby conducted a contest and lunch was served, School Pupils See Niagara Fails WHITECHURCH—The pupils of gradea 7, and 8 of MOrriS, with thetr teachers, and twelve pupils and the teacher of 5.5. No, 9 E. Wawanosh, went by hue to Niagara Valls on Tuesday of last week. The sight•seeing tour of the city included a trip through the Nabis- co plant and the hydro plant. They Saw Breek's Monument and took a trip along the Welland Canal. The roll wet called tit ReaVie's Garage at 6 aan.'that foggy Morn- ing, The count %was one short but the missing ineMber of the crowd caught up to• the bus at *MorVit, bank, Ladies' Guild Met Last Thursday BELGRAVE—Mrs. Clare Van- Camp welcomed the Members of the Ladies' Guild of Trinity Angli- can Church to her home for their regular meeting on Thursday. The president, Mrs. Lawrence Vannan was . in charge and ' opened pie meeting with a hymn,' General Con- fession and the Lord's prayer re- peated in unison. . The Scripture lesson, taken from John was read by Mrs, William Brydges. The roll call was answer- ed with a Bible verse containing the word "love". Rev. B, de Vries gave the ad- dress and told of the W.A. mission- ary Meetings held recently at St. George's Church, Goderich and St. John's Church, .Brussels, when Bishop Pierce outlined his work in the Athabaskan area. An auctioneer's sale of articles was held with Mrs. Hugh Rinn act- ing as auctioneer. Lunch was serv- ed by the hostess assisted by Mrs. William VanCamp and Mrs. Cooper Nethery. KINCARDINE MAN SPEAKS AT SERVICE BELGRAVE—Once again a suc- cessful Sunday School-Anniversary and • Flower Service was held in Knox United Church on Sunday morning. Organ music, played by Roy Mundy, prepared the large congre- gation for the theme of the ser- vice, "Come unto Me".' As the people entered they found a very homey setting with the win- dow sills filled with flowers to rep- -resent flower boxes. Across the front of the church were large baskets of summer flowers and in front of the altar a windmill of flowers and evergreen. Above the altar was an arch of evergreen with the words across the top "Come unto Me". Members of the choir were the older children of the Sunday School. The junior members and their teachers marched in a body to the front of the church and each (Mild presented a flower to Miss Ruth Procter and Miss El- eanor. Walsh, who placed them on the altar rail which was decorated With "evergreen, The juniors then returned to occupy the front seats. Ross AnderSon, superintendent of the Sunday School, was in charge Of the service. Earl Ander- son led in prayer. The guest speak- er was Lloyd Hutton, Of Kincar- dine Who read the Seripture froin St. Mark 10:19-13 and St. Matthew 1;28-30. Mr. Hutton chose as his theme "Suffer the little Children to come unto me". He demon- strated the use of a Magnet ,aild VariouS sizes of nails, The magnet represented the word of JeattS aud the nails the vations ages of Ilia people, The speaker explained hoW Hia word calls the different age groups, The choir sang two apprOpriate anther-rm. **A BELCIRAVE Mr, and Mrs. Riehard Procter, Mrs. Cora McGill, Mrs. tfaugridge, Mr. and Mra. Leslie Bolt, Simon Hallahan and james Miehie went on the Holstein bus tour through tainihten and I<ent Oounties last. 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