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BELIVIORE--The Thankofferth4
YOUR BEST
WINTER TIRE BUY
FOR LIGhtT TRUCKS
Of the Wenteres. Missionary 'Seee
elety of Knox Presbyterian .Ctillreh.
was held on Friday evening of
last week with the president, Mrs.
Ross McgagIle, in charge.
The meeting opened by ; singleg
"Sing to the Lord of Harvest", Mrs,
Nen Dickson read from the fifth
eimpter of Matthew, the passage
on which. Miss Lillian. Darling
based her meditation, "The- Second
Miss Jean Inglis reviewed the
current Glad Tidings, including.
missionary now of local interest,
Mrs. It Dickson was appointed as
delegate to attend the Children's
Work Conference to be held at
Langsidc on October 25th. letter
from radio station CKNK was read
explaining its new policy on re-
ligious broadcasts, Mrs, Glen Ap-
pleby sang- an- appropriate sole,
"Thanksgiving Hymn",
Mrs, H. Ballagh *then presented
two film -strips, one a graphic ac-
count of the life and work of Wm.
Carey, pioneer missionary to India
and the other, "Not Worth a
Chicken", an Interesting story of
a little African girl.
The meeting coneluclel with the
singing of "From Greenland's Icy
Mountains" and. prayer by Mrs.
E, Jeffray.
Mission BandMeets
At United Church
BELMORE—The Happy 'Helpers'
Mission Band held the first meet-
mg of the season on Wednesday
last in the United Church.
Mr. and Mrs. West and Mrs.
Doubledee supervised the meeting.
Games were enjoyed, followed by
an interesting story read by Mrs.
Doubledee. Lois May. Fitch offered
prayer and the Scripture was read
by Merle Fitch.
The election of officers resulted
as follows: President, Janet Hor-
ton; vice-presidthet, Dianne Fitch;
secretary, Merle Fitch; press re-
porter, Jennice Merkley, World
Friends secretary, Russell Press.
The meeting came to a close
with everyone repeating the Mis-
sion Band prayer.
GOOD, VEAR
SUBURBANITE
FOR TRUCKS (GRIP TRED)
JAM,4KOFM—The -monthly: meek,:
ing .of the Pelmore Women's
atitlite was held in' the. Qohnminity'
hail on Thursday afternoon with.
the president,. Mrs. R. T, A.PIdebY
in the chair. The meeting opened
in the Weal way,
A very interesting paper on
"growing Old 'Successfully" was
given by Mrs. Thomas Abraham,
The roll call, "Something I .haVe
that my grandmother didn't have"
emphasised the conveniences of
modern. living, After community
singing Mrs, H. West gave the mot-
to, "qod gave us memories, that we
might have roses in December".
-She told many of her experiencept
which brought back memories,
some of which, like roses, were
thorny, but mostly like the beauti-
ful moss roses, free from thorns.
-Mrs. Lloyd Jasper was the guest
*mice; and chose for her subject
"Education for Social Living". This
talk showed various ways in which.
adult education can be extended, by
travel, by books and by friendly re-
lations with our neighbours both
near and far away. Mrs. Jasper
was presented with a gift of ap-
preciation, • •
Gifts for all the grandmothers'
present, a' contest 'and lunch ended
a very interesting meeting.
Au xiliary Holds
Thankoffering
On Tuesday evening, October 16,
the Evening Auxiliary of the Wing-
ham United Church met at the
home of Mrs. G. W. Tiffin for their
Thankoffering Meeting.'
Mrs. Alton Adams, who was in
charge, conducted the worship ser-
vice, the theme of which was
Christian Worship. After a call to
worship and, an opening hymn the
general thanksgiving was read in
unison from the hymnary. Mrs. Ad-
ams then read an article on
"Thoughts on Thanksgiving".
After the singing of another
Thanksgiving hymn Mrs. J. A. Bur-
den gave a very fine paper on "Ser-
vice", taking Mark 2:3, whidh
reads, "And they came upon Him
bringing one sick of the palsy,
which was borne of four", as the
basis for her subject. In her re-
marks Mrs. Burden pointed out
that it would have been most
fortunate for the man sick of the
'palsy if any one of the four had
let his corner doWn, and impressed
the importance of everyone keep-
ing his particular corner in life up.
She concluded hek talk by reciting
a beautiful poem bearing out this
idea.
Mrs. H. Burrell, president, took'
charge of the business of the meet-
ing, calling on the various officers
for their reports. Miss Alice Heard
read an article on the drinking of
alcoholic beverages, which gave
startling statistics on the increas-
ing ,number of alcoholics in Can-
ada and the United States,
The meeting closed by singing a
hymn and repeating the Mizpah
benediction in unison, 4
A tasty lunch was served and a
pleasant social 'time was , spent.
Father of Mrs. Kay
Dies at Windsor
Gordon Harris passed away in
Windsor, Ontario, on Thursday,
October 11th, folleWing a heart
seizure, He had been treated for a
heart .condition for a short time
and suffered, the attack while in a
restaurant. He was dead on arrival
at hospital.
4r. Harris was in his 70th year
and had been a resident of Wind-
sor for the f it 35 yeaFs having
gone there from Toronto, He was
born in. Gananoque., Until quite re-
cently Mr, Harris operated his own
butcher shop. He was a member of
the Church lcif ° Ascension (Angli-
can) Windsor..
He is survived by his second wife,
Georgina; one daughter, Mrs, Stan
Kay (Marjorie) of Wingham; two
brothers, Garnet, of Garianoque and
William, of. Kingston; three sisters,
Mrs, Maude Andrews, Gananoque;
Miss. Laura Harris and Mrs, Gor-
don Willis (Helen) both of King-
ston; one step-daughter, Mrs. Wil-
liam Olson, and four step-sons,
Gus, Lucien, Romeo and Ernest
La. Pointe, all of Windsor. A son,
George Osborne Harris died in 1946.
Funeral' services were held from
the Jas. H. Sutton funeral home in
Windsor, on Monday, October 15th,
with the Rev. W, B. Cunningham
officiating, Burial was in Victoria
Memorial Cemetery, Windsor.
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MEETING: ..G1INCEUEI
Of UNITED '11.P11,..
The regular meeting of the Y„tA,
,of the Wingluun United Oltureli
Was held on October 22, o.pening.
with the sing-song led by Merle.
Gowdy. The worship, ln. charge of
Margaret Meehan, opened With the
singing of "Unto the fol-
lowed by the Scripture, taken from
Exodus A read by Marjorie Foxton
after which the offering was taken.
Francis Walker read a poeM and
Margaret lVfechan . led in prayer,
'followed by the singing of "Guide
Me, Oh Thou Great Jehovah". -The
topic, "The Purpose of the YOU110,
Peopie, was taken by Margaret
Xechati, The worship service was
closed with a Bible quiz,
Business was .charge of Helen
Haines.Ferne Vanstone opened.
the business with the reading of
the minutes of the -last. meeting.
Eyeryone. was asked to take notice
that there will be . no -Young.
People's meeting at the United
Church on Monday evening next on
account of the Youth for Christ
rally to be held at the Wingham
town hall, commencing -at 8 o'clock.
Recreation was in charge of
Nancy Hutcheson and *the meet-
ing 'closed with the singing .of
"Taps"..
Former Wing4am
Resident Dies
A 'former reoont. of Whighapl,
Mis, Ida Andertrt, widow of Alfred
W, Anderton, died; at, the Alexan-
dra Marine and .,qerierui Hospital
in Ooderich last week. The .foriner
Ida Kano, Mrs, Anclerten Wes born
lit England. Her husband died two
years ago.
Mr, .Anderton was . .organist and .
choir leader at the 'ingluun Unit-.
ed Church for several years. They
had .also resided at - Clinton and
Exeter prior to -the removal to
goclerigh,
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fOUNDIIT TROPR,
J. Barnard's' rink from Mount
Forest captured top bailors and
the Western Foundry trophy when
the annual tournament was play-
ed off at the bowling club in
Wingham last Wednesdqy, The
winning rink stacked up 3 wins
and a plus of 24.
In second place was a Coderich
rink skipped by fa, Sperling, with 3
wins plus 22, A Wingham rink,
skipped by Ceorge Williams, oc-
cupied third position with 3 wins
plus 18, followed by.P. /3issit'a rink
ofGoderich 'with' 2 wins plus 24;
H. H, Hawkins, Clinton, 2 wins plus
18 and W. DowneY, Herristen, 1
win plus 3.
Twenty-two rinks 'participated in
the event,
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