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GORRIE NATIVES Of AFRICA
he Rey. 0, .0, and Mts. Rowse
Belmont spent Tuesday and
diteaday with Mr., and Mrs. T. L.
Lines and other old 'friend.%
visiting Mrs. Leonard Rattan.
the Wingliani Hospital.
r, and Mrs, Thos. Ellis, Guelph,
nt Sunday with the MeCiement
Hutchison families and visited
a. A. Gallagher in the Wingliarn
spital,
r. and Mrs, Joseph Warren,
marl and Jack, of, Charlton, Mr,
Mrs, Gordon 'Allan. ad family
VirgiNatOWn were week-end
itors with Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer
ttending the Shriners' Core-
nial in London On Saturday were
and Mrs. A. A. Donnelly, Hat-
on, Mr, and Mrs. W. C. King,
and Mrs, Dick garshri., Mrs. E.
Carson, Mr, and Mrs. Knpwlson
estop. and Ruth Aline.
r. Thos. Short, hospitalized for
eek after a fall at his home,
expected home on Monday.
ays were taken at the Wing-
Hospital but no bones were
nd to he brken,
Mrs, Gordon Allan and family
e joined Mr, Neable at the
acherage" at Brookdale, Man.
ore than 250 people sat down
the turkey supper served by
hers of the Gerrie LiO.B,A, on
day evening. The members wore
reeiaVve of the good attend-
SEEK EDUCATION
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WHITISCHURCH—The W,M.S.
of.. the United Church held their
Thenlcoffering meeting on Friday
afternoen ip the Church with about
sixty ladles from Bluevale United
Church, Wingham United Church
and the• Presbyterian Church here
attending, The President, Mrs. Jas.
Falconer, presided.
The Scripture lesson from Psalm
145 was read by Mrs, Milian Moore
and Mrs. Russell Gaunt led in
prayer. Mrs, 141:eQuillin gave a
reading "Opportirnities", and Mrs,
Alex Corrigan of Bluevale played a
piano solo, .
Mrs. Moore introduced the speak-
er, Miss Edith Clark, who is on fur-
lough this' year from Africa,. and
brought greetings from her girls
at Dondi, Miss Clark formerly of
the Teeswater district has spent 31
years A Portugal, studying the
language, and in Africa. She spoke
of the political tensions and the
troubles between the native blacks
and the white races and the great
need of education. She said the
girls have been wanting higher
education and the people will save
to send one of their boys to be. a
doctor. She spoke of the practice
cottages, where the girls work at
everything they would find in a
home. She spoke of the' great pro-
nesday night last week when Bel-
more clobbered, the Kinsmen 7-6.
The aeeond game of the final series
was played in the • park last night.
&idle and Mulvey formed the
battery for the winning team while
Jardine and Brown handled the
pitching for the Kismen, with Lott
catching.
Belmore stacked up 7 runs, 10
hits and 1 error, while the. Kinsmen
scored 6 runs, 11 hits and no errors,
blem that the introduction of in-
toxicating drink has made for
these poverty stricken people, and
of the interest among the men and
boys in the new lines of machinery
that have, been / brought Into the
country, They are anxious to use
new methods of cultivating the
land and producing new crops,
They would like to get ahead, and
have their people take responsible
positions among the peoples of the
world. They also have" a great l in-
terest in Christianity and are de-
voted to it.
Mrs. J. D. Beecroft moved a vote
of appreciation to Miss Clark, Mrs.
Gray of Wingham, sang "I Shall
Not Pass this Way Again", and'
the meeting was closed with all re-
peating ,the Lord's prayer.
Wl ADDRESSED
WHITEC,MURCH • The W.M 57,
of Brick United Church • held the
Thanksgiving meeting at the home
of Mrs. ;Harry Cook on Thursday
evening with 23 ladies present.
Mrs, Allin Pattison; gronp leader,
presided, and the Scripture lesson
from Luke, chap 17 was read re-
sponsively,. Mrs, Ritehle led In
Prayer,
Mrs. John Il. Currie read a
Thanksgiving reading. - Mrs. Bur-
den was guest speaker and spoke
on. the meaning of Thanksgiving,
and how we should all be able to
carry our corner, finishing her
fine address with a Thanksgiving
poem. Mrs. Ritchie- rsioved a vote
of ,appreciation to Mrs. Burden,
- The ladies, with the president,. •
Mrs, George McGee presiding,.
made plans for a eongregational•
supper to be held in, Belgrave on
November 2.
T his was the quarterly birthday
tea ',meeting, and all enjoyed the
social time together.
Trip to India Told
By Ms's MacKay
VVIIITECHURCH — The W.M.S.
of • the 'Presbyterian Church held
its Thankoffering meeting on Wed-
nesday in the church, with the la-
dies of - Wingham Presbyterian.
Church and from the tnited
Church here as gueSts. About 60
ladies attended,
Mrs, Johnston Conn presided.
Mrs, Wallace Corm led in the Scrip-
ture lesson from-Psalms 95 and 07
and Mrs, J. McGee 'sang "Breathe
on Me,.Breatla of God", Mrs. Conn
spoke of the abundant harvest in
this diStriet and how all had so.
much to be thankful for. Mrs, N.
Caswell led in Prayer and Mrs. Mil-ian Moore gave a reading, "The,
Touch of the Master'S • Hand".
Mrs. Gordon McBurney introduc-
ed the special speaker, Miss Bertha
MacKay, who gave a vary interest-
ing • account of her recent trip to
India, where j.hey made a trip
from North to south and from
east to west, She told of the dif-
ferent ways of travel, of the beauty
spats in town and country, and of
the' great need of the Christian re-
ligion, • speaking of the hopeless
looks on young and old alike, and
the extreme poverty, Mrs. Robt,
Ross moved a vote of appreciation
to Miss MacKay for her splendid
address and,Mrs. Ross Hamilton, of
Wingham sang "Thanks Be to
God".
Mrs. John Craig closed the meet-
ing with prayer and all enjoyed the
social half • hour in the Sunday
School room.
W.I. Ladies Guests.
At TWO Branches
WITITI4COURCH—quite a num
hor of the ladies of the local )4'1-
Alta.° were, in . Belgrave last Tues-
day night to attend the meeting
of the Women's Institute there,.
and hear Judge Fingland..
Again on 'Thursday! aeveral ear-
leads' of •the .Institute women
attendecl •the Wkngi-inra Institute
Meeting, held in the council
chambers, Wingham town .
when Mrs. Broughton of Atwood
was present and showed her beau-
tiful pictures of her tit: • taleen
to England; Scotland, France,
Holland, Switzerland and Italy, All
enjoyed. the social times together.
WIIITECHURCH
Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Culver,
and Merle Margaret of Komoka,
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs.- George Fisher.
Mr. and Mrs. David Nichol of
Niagara Falls spent the week-end
at the home of her brother, Mr.
Elmer 'Huffman, and. Mrs. Huff-
man' accompanied them home to.
spend a week at' Niagara Falls,
Mr. Elmer Huffman and Mr. and
Mrs. John Morrison and family
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Victor Casemore of Brant-
ford, and Mr. and Mrs: Wesley
Tiffin, visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Jas. Henderson of I3rantford.
Mr. and Mrs, Ernest Charleston
of Hamilton spent last week at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Fal-
coner.
Mrs. Mathers, Mrs. Victor Emer-
son and Mrs. George Fisher attend-
ed the West Huron Federation of
Women teachers, held last Wed-
nesday evening in the Legion
Home, Wingham.
Meny, in this clistilet extend sym-
pathy , to Mrs. J, F. McLean and
family, ,of Wroxeter and quite a
few people attended the funeral of
Mr. McLean on Friday at Wrox-
eter with interment at Listowel.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Ireland visit-
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Scott
of Guelph.
Mr..,,ancl, Mrs., Robt.. Scott and
children visited,on Sunday at the
home of her sister, Mrs. Win.
of Goderich. Their father,
Mr. John A. Johnston of Gederich,
has been a patient for' the past
week in St. Joseph's Hospital, Lon-
don.
The Bible Society will hold a
meeting next Tuesday evening at
8 o'clock in the United Church here,
and the film "How the Bible' Came
to Canada", will be shown. This. is
a 45 minute film, and all in the
community are invited to be pre-
sent.
East Wawanosh friends gathered
at the Ningliam. Cemetery on
Thursday afternoon for the 'inter-
Meat of the late Mrs. Wilfred Reid,
of 'London, and formerly of East
Wawanosh, SYmpstily extc.r.Kied.
toon herof family,ndo4 Dwightand lx andss weigi
of
Toronto And to . her ,sister, Mrs.
Hazel Skinner, of Welland,
Mr, Mel Jermya was busy last
week getting his house off its
foundation on the farm of Mr. 'Hd-
ward McClenaghan and this week.
'it iln ar4 a gring movedv to a lt north of
Wingham,
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Tiffin and
family visited on Stinday at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Dan McInnis
'34R131 ;1:T: D 1' Mrs.°small and family of
Mildmay spent Sunday at the home
of her brother, Mr. Ross McGregor.
Mrs, Sid Folen of 'Toronto and
Mrs. Graydon Cox. of Fonthill, have
been assisting Miss Olive Terriff in
the care of their mother, Mrs. Mae
Ross during the past two weeks,
left on Saturday for their homes
with Rev. G. 0. Cox. f
Mr.. and Mrs. John McInnis and
Robert of Holyrood visited recently
at the home of his sister, Mrs. Or-
ville Tiffin,
Mr. and Mrs. Clark McGregor
and sons of Sebringville, visited on
Sunday With his aunt, Mrs. Mae
Ross and with 'his brother, Mr.
Ross McGregor,
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Smith and
baby daughter of Toronto spent
the week-end at the home of her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Russell
Chapman and with Turnberry rela-
tives.
'Mr. and Mrs. Robert tuivey of
Blyth visited recently with Mr. and
Mrs, George Coultes.
Mrs. Frank Thompson left last
Thursday to spend a week with
London friends.
Mrs. E. Dow and sons attended
the funeral of the late 'Thos. Scott
of Mitchell on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs: John McGee and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred MCGee and
children, of Wingham, visited on
Sunday at the home of Mrs. D.
Simpson and family of London.
Mr. and Mrs. John McBurney
visited' on Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. 'George Bard of
Guelph.mrra
rid Mrs. Forest Payne of
Detroit and Mr. and MrS.. Leo De-
vine and daughter of Parkhill spent
the week-end at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Wm, Kennedy of Mar-
noch.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray McDowell
and Gordon McDowell and Mr. and
Mrs. Ivan Wightman were in Lon-
do on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Culbert of
Listowel, and their son, Lew Cul-
bert of Stratford spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClena-
ghan.
Mrs. Clarence Adams, Who has
been yery ill in Victoria Hospital,
London during the past week was
able to return to her home at Dun-
gannon on Monday.
Mrs. Arthur Wilson, Wingham,
and Miss Anne Wilson of Ottawa,
spent Thursday last at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Russell Gaunt.
Mr. and Mrs. Will Henry and
Frances and Wayne spent the
week-end at Toronto with Mr. and
Mrs. Orville Mitchell.
Fordyce School are holding a
Hallowe'en frolic in the memorial
hall here this Friday evening,
Miss Leah Currie, Wingham, and
Jas. Currie and Mrs. Kenneth
Currie spent Monday at London.
The children of S.S. No. 9 Kin-
loss had a holiday on Monday,
while their teacher, Miss Lois Rib-
ey visited in other Bruce schools.
Mrs. Kenneth Dowling ,visited for
a few days last week with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rooney of
Mount Forest, and with her bro-
ther, Mr. Beverley Rooney, a pat-
ient in Palmerston Hospital.
Mr. and. Mrs. Clifford Farrier
and family of Chatham. and Miss
Winnifred Farrier of Toronto spent
the week-end with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Farrier.
Dr. and Mrs. Donald Watt and
children of Bella Cools., B.C., mot-
ored.home last week and have been
visiting with his parents, Rev, and
Mrs. W. J. Watt and with Toronto
relatives,
Mr, and Mrs. Gibson Armstrong,
Gail and David, of London, spent
the weekend with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Herson Irwin,
Ross Anderson, George 14fichic
and Chas, Scott, three Laymen of
the United Church, assisted on
Sunday With the service at Bel-
grave and Brick United Churches.
Mr, Anderson gave the report 'of
the Layinen's Conference in Alma
College, George Michie gave the
report of the work at 'Elgin Honse
and Mr, 'Scott told of the mission
outreach of the church, Rev, C.
/Crag concluded. the service.
Mr, Adam Robertson, Mr', and
Mrs, Coition, Metintnny and sons
visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Hardie of Turnberry.
Mrs. MeStirney and Mrs. Ireland
were among tilbse who attended
the Shower in the council chanaber,
Wingham town, hall last Thursday
evening 'in honour of Use approach,
lg arrlage of Miss Mary John-
Stella
Mr. and Mrs. Ger:shoal Johnston
and Mrs, Olarenee Ritchie and
Children visited recently at the
home of Mr. and. Mrs. Ross Me-
Michael a Sarnia:
Mr, and. Mrs. Georgt. Walker and
'Clarence visited on .Sunday .with
Mr, •:and Mrs. Elwyn Ilepten Di;
Brantford anal Mrs. Wilfred Wal•It":.
or ,and ,children .spent the week-end'
with her mother, Mrs. P. Johann
of Belmore,
Mr, and Mrs, Robert Watson of
1.3rucafield 'visited on Saturday
with 4r, and Mrs. Gilbert. .Ree-
pron. • .
Mr.' Jim Cummings of Medford
.spent the week-end with his par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael Cum-
minga,
Mrs. Leask McGee of Toronto
and Mrs. Basil Davidson of Water-.
down spent the week-end at the
home of Mr, and. Mrs.: George
McGee.
• Miss Marjorie 'Currie of London,
spent the week-end at the home of
her mother, Mrs. -R..1. 'Petrie.
. Mr. and Mrs. Ross Thompson
and children, Of Tillsonburg and
Mr.' and Mrs. Marcel P.hillion and
children Of Hamilton,, visited on
Sunday with Mn and Mrs. Roy
Robinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Snowden
lbnd children visited on Sunday at
the, home of her brother, . Mr.
Lorne Humphrey of Hespeler.
and Mrs, Harry MacKay of
Walkerton and Mr. Thos. Suther-
land of Detroit spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Levi. Rie-
man. • . •
A work conference, for the dif-
ferent lines of church workers,
will be held in Langside church
this Thursday, by the Maitland
Presbytery.
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Weber and
children visited on Sunday at the
home of his sister; Mrd, Robert
Chambers of Harriston and with
Mr.' and Mrs, Grant Chambers at
the home of Mr. and Mrs: Ezra
Keller, of Clifford.
Mr. Jas. Martin,. Mr, and Mrs.
Chas. Martin and Mr, and Mrs.
Ezra Seholtz visited on Sunday
with Mr, 'and Mrs. John Bushelror
Kinlough.
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