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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1956-10-24, Page 7woloilt44 ADvANovrams, vnromsDAT,' WO, IL CAMSELL WAS 100 RON ANGLICAN LADIES TO 1110 BAZAAR WROXETERngThe ladies of St, James' Charcii niet on. Wednesday afterneen in the ehtirgh' basement to reorganize their Guild, Mrs, Frank Atnisell was elected pre* d'ent; Mrs, Aie* Petrie,'secretary- treasurer. Discussion on future' plans was led by Mrs. The meettogs will he held inonthly the neat one on Novemher Oth, at the home of Mrs, L. Niliott, Refreshments Were served by Mrs, ItiisSell and a a pclal hor en- joyed, BELGRA)M—The October meet-ing of the Ladies' guild Of Trinity Anglican church met at the home of Mrs, Robert Procter with the President, Mre, Lawrence Vanillin In charge, . `X* Meetin,g Opened with a hymn followed by Prayer by the dent and General Cenfeesion Via the Leeds' prayer in unison. Scrip? Lure reading wai by yfrs, C. G, Mc- Crea. Routine reperts were given by the secretary . and treasurer, The group has decided to pur- phase a quantity of hymn. books and prayer books for the church. A cellection of articlee suitable for a bale are' to 'be brought te the next meeting. Plans were made for the bazaar, to be held on November 14th, The fees were paid at this meeting, which clesed with prayer by Mrs, Vannan. Lunch was served by Mrs.,Proc- ter, assisted by Mrs. Clark John- ston and Mrs, W, Brydges. PY•edil J. F. McLEAN WAS Ladies Reoryanize St. fames' Guild , Win. Campbell with his three children, Mrs. W. Crazier of London, Colin G. of Ottawa and Albert of Auburn, as they gathered for dinner at Knox Church, Auburn on Friday Of last week to celebrate his! 100th birthday. PRESBYTERY TO' mAg. LAYMAN'S. "SUNDAY' WROCETER-s$unday next, Oc- tober 28th, W,111 he observed throughout Huron Presbytery as Layman's Sunday. Sam Scott, of Seaforth, will be guest speaker in Wroxeter United Church at 10 a.m. I'm the evening of the same day a special meeting for elders will be held in Wesley Willis United Church in Chinni at eight o'clock, when Dr. Laurie Craig, of McMas- ter 'University will speak. Dr. Craig is the author of a booklet "Let's Look at Elders". All elders wishing to attend are asked to con- tact clerk of session, who will are range transportation. Mission Rand Rally field at, 13elgrave The moon NO Rally of Hu- ron PreshYterlal Was held last Sat-, 14rdliy at Helgrave with the Children's Pres- byterial V Aeret4thrgo Yr,g 'Wellington Good,, In The Meeting was opened with the Lord's Prayer, followed by the hymn "Lord, A Little Band and Lowly" With Mrs. Bruce prneldMg at the Piano. The roll call was answered by six Bands and two Explorers' groups, Representatives: were present from Auburn, Goder- ich, Seaforth, Clinton, Hensall arid Beigrave. Goderich won the .honor Of, having the most present, with &them second. The devbflonal period Was ins charge of the Ida White Mission Band 9f Auburn with Marie Leath- erlatid reading the story of creation and Margaret Haines and Janet Dobie illustrating on .the flannel- graph. Each band and group sup- plied a number for the Program.. After singing "Jesus Levee Me" thesisusiness was discussed. An in- vitation was accepted to go to Clinton in p57 on the third Sunday In October. Mrs, 0. Anderson of Belgrave In- troduced the guest speaker, Mre. Leslie fortune, of Wingham, who told the children a missionary story of a little African boy and showed pictures to illustrate her story, The mission band pledge was re- peated with Mary and Margaret, Sanderson, of Auburn, the only,' twins present, holding the flags. Mrs. D. J. Lane thanked the guest speaker and also everyone who had taken part. The offering was re- ceived by Ronnie Nicholson and Reggie Purdoneof Belgrave. After singing "Jesus Tender Shepherd .Hear Me" Rev. McDon- ald of Hensel' spoke briefly and closed with prayer, Lunch was served by the Belgrave ladies. served cookies and birthday cake to nearly 100 guests. The Kinsmen Club and the Octo- genarian Club of Goderich were represented by D, J. Patterson and Dr. Such, Who presented a certifi- cate of greetings from these or- ganizations. ' Friends were present from Sea- 10th, Walkerton, Goderich, Wing- ham, and variens other places. C.G.I.T. Meets . BELGRAVE—The regular meet big of the Canadian Girls in Train- ing was ;held ,on Friday evening, Oct. 19. Fourteen members 'answer- ed the roll call. . The meeting opened with the worship service with the hymn "The Lord's My Shepherd". Scripture was read from Luke 2:40-52. Mrs, Ted Fear; leader4 read "Touch on Invitation'? and led in prayer and 'told, the. story about "The Man with. the Height": The worship period closed With the hymn "Tell Me the Stories of Jesus" and the benediction. . The business period followed and the groupedecided to have stuffed toys to se at the bazaar and to use the proceeds to bay equipment to make baskets. It Was also de.; cided to hold a Hallowe'en' party on October' 27. for the children of the community. Reports were giv- en by the secretary and treasurer. The meeting closed with Taps. WRONNTPR,g'At Winghant Gen- eral Fronnitail, an WednertelaY. 00-. Ober 17, 'Pail Fredertek Me Lean •entered into rest in his g5th. year. The late Mr, IVIPLeari Was born in Wallace Township, In 1-904 • Was United In marriage With Mins nie Wilson and they took Op farm-' lug in Wallace, Startle years later They ;MVO to? Listowel and there' to Whitechureh, where tbee" Ware • in the 'general! stere bueiness, Ow- ing to ill health M. and Mrs. Mc- been retired in MI • Wroxeter. Iri '1954 they celebrated their geld- en *CildiPg• , Besides, his wife, four children tharviyet Ira of Wroxeter.; Earl Of ja St, Cathariees; Mrs. Stewart (Jean) W Crosse Walkerton and Mrs. W. A. (Pearl) ,Gibsen of PundaS. Four- teen grandchildren and four greats , graodchildren ale() survive, A sen, Jack,'. predeceased 'him in '1.942, Mr. McLean .was a faithful , Member of the Peeebyterian Church in Whitechurch :and .a member of the, Canadian Order of foresters for over 81) years, Although he had not lived long here, he was highly esteemed by neighhors and friends. • Funeral iteevices Were held from the Edgar funeral home in Gerrie on' Friday afternoon ' With Rev. Nornelie • Caiwell of Whitechurch PresbYtertan Church in charge. The graveside service Wes conduct- ed by members of Wallace Town- ship Canadian Order of Foresters No. 90, who acted as pallbearers. Few grandsone carried the floral tributes; .Beb Cross,, Murray Mc- Lean, AJanies and Raland Gibson. Interment was Made in Listowel cemetery. • Y.P.U. Accepts W.I. Holds First Euchre Party wRoxETER wroxeter Wo- men's Institute held its first pro- gressive euchre in the community hall on Thursday night with six tables in play. Mrs. George Day won first prize for ladies, Mrs. J. Main second. Bill Brown held high score for men, J. Main sec- ond. The special bingo prim was Won by Mrs, Herb sPatterson and was a relish. tray, Mrs. Gilbert Howes and 1Mis. Thomas Burke arranged the party. Proceeds from a series of euchres arranged by the W.I. will go to the community hall fund. United Church W.A. Met at Hai tie Home GORRIE—The United, Church W.A. met at the home of Mrs, Ken Hastie on October 18, Mrs. W. 5. V. Buchanan led in devotions, The meeting opened with the General Thanksgiving and Psalm 100. The hymn. "Come Ye Thankful ,People, Come" was sung. Mrs. C. Michel gave a reading "Thank the People, Too". Mrs. H. Ferguson led in prayer.. Mrs. Buchanan gave two dl Edna Jac- ques' poems, telling of the drought in Saskatchewan and of the thank- fulness of folks for the carloads of food sent from the east. Mrs. Buchanan told a story concerning a' family who was very discontent... ed when the harvest was poor, the first one in many years. These people did not appreciate their blessings until their -father turned off the hydro and they spent the evening in tbe light of an old coal tohilirs P w •e atre Wesahd( have and pr appreciate be the in e continually grasping for more. Mrs. T. L. McInnes, vice-presi- dent had charge of the business in the absence of the president. A spice contest was enjoyed. Lunch was served by hostess and commit- tee. Shower Held for Mrs. C, McCutcheon GORRIE--At a gathering of the ladies of St, Stephen's Church held on Thursday evening at the rec- tory, Mrs. Clarence Harvey Mc- Cutcheon, of Brussels, the former Marie Harris, a recent bride, was presented with lovely miscellaneous gifts, The parcels were brought to her in a' decorated clothes basket, carried lsy Leone Harris and Judy King. Mrs. F. E. Russell read an addregs. Marie was a: fernier choir mem- ber. She, expressed her apprecia- tion to the ladies. During the evening euchre was played, prize for high score going to Mrs. Jack , Bennett and coneolation to Mile Bert Harr* " .A bride's' book was also .mage. Dainty refreshments were served including bride's cake. Invitation Blyth l3ELGRAVE—The regular meet- ing ef the Y.P,U. was held on Sunday evening ,with Eleanor Walsh presiding. Following the .call to worship the roll call was ans- wered by each member naming a missionary. Lillian Smith, missions convener, was in charge of the worship and topic. The group accepted an in- vitation from I3lyth, to attend a Hallanieen social on October 31; After a. 'shah' recreation period the meeting closed with Taps. Anglican Church-. A tl 114117-Mr. William 'it casopholt, one pc 0141P0, OeantY'e grand old men, celebrated hio 100th bir(444V on flid&Y, Oereber 10. Bern at Hrooltlini Ontario, in 1.800, be moved with hlo parents to Hiallett Township at the age of 1.4 years, Later they moved to ka$t Wawanosh, four Miles north of Auburn„ After teaching school for, Several years he married p'unny X. Harrison and commenced Mg. farm milirtt-f y 'to hl son,, ao ,r.liAlgerthe , x ie Ininihpi one acre of this farm, on which he built a litiMe and tiVed there until 17 years ago when gra. Campbell passed away, Since then he has Made his home with his son, Albert and Mrs. Campbell; He has another son, Cohn. of Ot- tawa and a daughter, Mrs, W. I", Crozier of London, also 31 grand- children and gn great grenci-child- een, A man of sterling character he has always been interested in his church and the better things of life. For over 50 years he was Bible glass teacher at Donnybrook Unit- ed Church, Mr. Campbell's eye- sight is failing, but in spite of this, bgart: wonderfully smart for his year, On Friday the family gathered in the Sunday School room of Knox United Church: When WA. mem- bers served a turkey dinner, The V-shaped tables were attractively decorated with roses and autumn flowers and the head table was centred with a beautifully decorat- ed birthday cake flanked on either side' by silver candelabra with white candles. . Mr. Campbell was eecorted to the place of honor by his sons, Albert and Colin, and a grandson Arthur Speidelburg. Grace was said by Rev, R. Hiltz. After the dinner Mr, Campbell welcomed his guests and' voiced his pleasure at having so many present to celebrate the occasion with him. He read telegrams of congratula- tions including messages from Her Majesty Queen Elizabeth, Prinee Minister Louis St. Laurent, Prem- ier Frost, other members of Parlia- ment and nieces, nephews and a grandson who were unable to be present. Mr. Campbell paid'in his remarks that he realized not many had been able to celebrate their 100th birth- day and that he thanked the Lord that he had been spared to see this important day. Rev. Hiltz congratu- lated the celebrant in a few well- chosen words and said that rever- ently and thoughtfully Mr. Camp- bell was indeed a grand old man Who was an excellent example of the Christian faith. ',Menibeis of the family, made short Speeches and Russel Roger! son of Jamestown, New York, showed a movie of the Campbell family in 1932 when he visited here, and later presented Mr. Campbell with the film. Everyone returned to the home of Mr. and Mrs. Albert Campbell where four generation pictures were taken, W. H. Campbell, his son, Albert, granddaughter Jean (Mrs. Stanley Abel) of St. Thomas and great-granddaughter, Penny. Honored by Province A beautiful bouqtiet of mums was presented from the Village of Auburn and bouquets of roses and fall flowers from neighbors, as well as other gifts, Thomas Pryde, M.L.A. of ,Exeter, presented Mr. Campbell with a plaque from the Province ,of Ontario. Relative were present from Jamestown, N.Y,, Cleveland, Ohio; Welland, Ottawa, London, St. Thomas, Belgrave, Dungannon and Goderich. On S'idurday afternoon and even- ing Mr, and Mrs. Albert Campbell held open house in honor of their father, Tea was poured by Mrs. John Graham and two granddaugh- ters, Miss Lbrene Crozier of Lon- don and Mrs. Donald Campbell BELGRAVE—The ' Autumn Thankoffering meeting of the Af- ternoon Auxiliary of the Woman's Missionary Society of Knox United Church was held on Tuesday even- big in the church' with the Evening Auxiliary and the Auxiliiaries from Brick and Westfield ehurches as guests. ,.The meeting opened ,,with the hymn "Come Ye Thankful People, Come" and Scripture passages from Psalm 107 were read by Mrs. ,A. Coultes and from Psalm 111 by Mrs:, W. Scott. Mrs, A, Coultes led in prayer. The story of the first thanks- giving was told by Mrs. K. Wheel- er and a thanksgiving poem was read by Mrs, W. Scott. BRICK, WESTFIELD GUESTS AT W.M.S. C.G.I.T. Girls at , Clinton Rally WROXETER—Ten membera of the Canadian Girls in Training, with their leaders, Mrs. Glenn Mc- Michael and. Miss Berva, Gallaher, attended the World # Friendship Rally at Clinton on Sunday after- ;neon. The programme included worship service, sing-song, special musical riumb,ers and skita,-recrea- tion .and discussions.greups-sThe main feature was • pictures shown. by Miss Elizabeth Patterson of Fordwieh, who represented Huron Presbytery C.G.I.T. tit Internation- al Camp during the summer; 110WICK 'UOS HOLD ANNUAL FATHER, SON, DAUGHTER DINNER •VVROXETER, Howlett Lions Meeting, held, on Monday night in Gorrie Township Hall, took the form pf a father and son ot daugh- ter banquet. The chicken dinner was served by Group e2Northern Helpers,.. of Gerrie United Church • All joined in singing "Happy Birthday" to Iodide Johnston in honor of her aeveneh•birthday and she was presented with a gift. Davy Edgar and Harold Townsend wen the lucky drew- , •Films •• were show* including 'Chimp the Fireman" and "The Adventure th - of Willie ,Skunk". Plans were 'made 'for a variety • night to be .held • in''Wroxeters on Friday, November 9th, also farm- ers' night to be' held in Gorrie on November 19th. President Harold Townsend pre'sidect BELMAR United .Church News GORPIE—Nekt Sunday, October 28th will be LsiYinen'e Sunday and laymen•from the Huron Presbytery are speaking 'on behalf of the , missienary" cause' 'of the,church. Mr. Sam Scott of Seaforth will be the speaker at 11.15 a.m. ' 0 - 0 - 0 liORRIE . GORRIE----On Sunday, .0etober nth, a gift to St. Stephen's Church from' the White family in memory of their Parents the late Mr. and Mrs Robert White and also gifts from. the Guild of Sts Martha will be 'dedicated. CC- 0 - 0 The Brotherheod of Anglican Churchmen .held its annual: meeting -in Trinity Church, Fordwich, on, Friday evening When the following - officers " were 'elected: President, Emerson. 'Ferguson; 1st. vice-presi- dent, Gordon Underwood; 2nd... Vice-president, Harry Kings sec.- tteas., Wm- Austin, , - 0 - 0 Next Sunday will be Bretherhood Sunday and a special servite will be held in Trinity Church, Ford- evicts at 11 'anis when members of the Brotherhood. will conduct the .. service. At 8.30 p.m., October 28th, in Wesley-Willis 'United Church, Clin- ton, there will be 'a sPecial service for elders. The Huron Men's akin- cil is aeranging, this service and has secured. Dr. Laurie- Craig, pro- fessor at s McMaster ,Pniversity, author of the booklet "Let's Look at Elders". After the address there will be group disciission. 0 - 0 - 0 I Choir praetice will' be Thursday ,eventng. • Citizenship Theme Of W.I. Meeting BELGRAVE-.A veig interesting Meeting *of the' Belgrave Women's Institute was held on Tuesday evening in the Foresters'. Hall when there were. over 100"ineittericiance. Gueets were the Institute, greups from Whitechurch, Brussels .and , Wingham and. the Junior Institute. The meeting was Opened with the singihg of ,"0 Canada'. Mrs. Walter Scott president, expressed a word of welcome to the visitors. The Beigrave group received an invitation from the Wingham Hos- pital to attend, I tea on .October 274 Miss Edith Procter and Mrs. Herb Wheeler expressed their thanks for cards sent, to them. There Is to be a shower. of, Clothing and •Christmas, gifts fair the Child- ren's Aid Society. Convener el's the' citizenship pro- gram was s, -El AnOirson, and the roll call Wils'anaWerk by "One Way in which I cnrild .he .a better citizen." 'Mrs. Santee Michie gave a reading and Mrs. Clarence Wade sang a solo aecompanied by Mrs. J. M. Coultes. The' address 'Legal Facts that Every Woman Should Know", wa,s given by Judge kingland. Com- munity .singing. was, led by Mrs. George Michie and Mts. K. Wheel- er tondncted a contest. Conveners of the lunch were Mrs. S. Procter and Mrs... M. Taylor, as- sisted, by members, served lunch. LARGE 6ATHERIN6 AT E.O.I.T RALLY Mrs. Edgar Wightman, President, Welcomed the Visitors and remind- ed the Members that' the subscrip- tions to the Missionary Monthly are due. She also asked that members collect Warm articles for a bale. , An invitation was received from the Blyth Auxiliary to meet with them on October 17. A card of thanks was readifrom Mrs. Herb Wheeler. Mrs. Gordon I3osman told about Leaderdhip Training Sehool at Alma College. Mrs. Carl Procter. and Mrs. Geo. Johnston sang "Have You Any Room for Jesus?" The Thanksgiv- ing address was given by Mrs. M. Dennie of Brussels. Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler conducted a social hour and Mrs. C. Procter and Mrs. S. Cook„ conveners, assisted by the members served lunch.. I , GUEST MINISTERS AT ANNIVERSARY A MAGICIAN WHO FOOLS MAGICIANS GORRXE,-eThe Rally was held cai Sunday at Ontario St. United Church, Clinton, There Were 235 girl's present besides leaders. The rally was opened with regise tration at 1.45 p.m. The worship . service was led by Winthrop girls, Four Goderich girls favored with two numbers "When you Wore a Tulip" and "Bless This Hotiee". Ex- eter led hi a sing song, Elizabeth Patterson of Fordwieh who attended National Camp this, year showed elides of the camp.' Clinton led in recreation. Whigham girls had a Short skit as a group of girls discussing what they would be in later years. A bus load of girls from rota- Wich and Carrie -attended, Sandra Chamney Is C.G.I.T. President BELGRAVE—The first meeting of the fall season of the C.G.I.T. was held recently in the church basement. The meeting opened in the visual mailer and the roll call was answered ,be,. eleven members. .The folloWing slate of Offiter§ was elected the 'coming year, 1966-57: President, Sandra Chem- ney; secretary and press reporter, Petigelly; treasurer, Mari- lyn Perigelly; Piliniat, Janet Bee- croft. During the business, period, the rally on October 21 was discussed and it was decided ta Meet again on October 19, With Dorothy Cook and Florence Rime in charge of the Worship service and Ruth Tay- lor and Janet Beecreft in charge of recreation. The devotional Petiole was open-. ed With the call to Worship fallow- ed• by a hymn. The Sctiptitte, Luke 1711-19;.was read' by Marlene Our- don, MO, Ted Fear led in prayer, after Whielt She read a Story entit- led' 'Bushel for Bushel". The Wor- ship service 'Closed With the Iktizpati benediction. .,The group decided On the craft to be (torte thlit tteasen, and it 'was eaggeeted that tieW itiernbeeth 4be Initiated , The Meeting dotted with Taps.' , • Mrs, Itity Cole, of Oshawa, *faked wow* with 1,iott, and Mfa. 4aMes Mr, and Mee, Albert I:haste:eV. Mt. and Mrs. Thos. DoUglaa' visi- ted with Mr. rind Mrs. ipavid. Thb ehie, Teeswater oil Sunday. Mr. Geo, Laekie, Wroketer, spent Thursday at the twine of Mr. amid, Mrs. Win, Smith, Mr. Arthur Spottoii of Toronto spent a day lost week with Mr. 'and Mrs. "E. H. -Strong and visited his sister, Mrs. rtandes Strong li the Witighain General Hospital. Mt. and Mrs, H. BdWarcia, Misa V. Bann and Mr. Sruce Mekimity, all of Port Credit were recent Viattefil the acilne heitie. Mrs, likiwardS re. mattied for a longer visit. Eltriet bowiley o wattio, Wee a visitor here for a few days lot week, Mrs. George .Anger Of Whighant, spent Wednesday with friends ht town. Mn end Mrs. tritest Xing, Mr, and. Mrs. Harry king and Judy Spent the weelt.ond With Wends"ili Oriente& Mrs. Willard Peel, Mrs:". Andy Edgar, IVIre, Harold Keil, Mrs. John Baylor and Mrs. Glad Edgar at- tended the short course sponsored by the Molesworth Women's Insti- tute and held in. Molesveorth Pres- byterian Church on Tuesday after- noon. "You and Your Family's Health" was the subject of the course given, by a nurse from. the department. Mrs. 'Bertha Plant Visited last week with relatives in ,St. Marys and is in London this week, Mr. H. V. Holmes and Miss Irene Holmes returned on Friday from an extended visit 'with their nephew and his family in Moncton, NB. Their cousins, Dr. and Mrs. Holmes of .Etson, Sask., visited with them at the week-end, Mr. and Mrs. Norman Wade were in Goderich .on Saturday afternoon and evening attending the Museum Workshop of the Ontario Historieal Society and the banquet. Mr. and Mrs. C4eo, Galbraith were guests of Mr. and Mrs, Wes Strong on Sunday, Mr. and Mee. Chas. Black and Mr. and Mrs. Wee Strong spent Saturday afternoon in Goderich. Me. and Mrs. jas. Wylie have taken up residence in the Robinson cottage on Highway 87. Mr. E. H. Strong attended the conservation tour and banquet held at Hanover, October 17th. M. and Mrs. Clifford Pyke and Miss Jeannette visited from Tues- day to Saturday with relatives at Leamington and Wheatley. Mrs. Chas. Lawrence attended, the funeral of a friend in Ripley last week and is ,visiting her daughter, Mrs, H. Jennings at Lucknow. Mr. and Mrs. Alex Hyde and fam- ily and Mr. Newton Schaefer Of Hensall were Sunday visitor with Mr. ancP Mrs. Manfred Irwin, Mr. Schaefer Will reinalit 'ler a_ longer t„ Mtg. T, Short and Miss Myrtle Short were guests, at tho Short- Donald wedding: in Guelph On Sat.. urday .afternoon. Sunday guests or Mr, and Mrs, T. L. Mobiles were Ur. and Mts. Frank Jenkins, Orangeville; Mr. .and Mrs, Hugh Megillan Guelphi Iva. and Mrs,. W. G. MeAtieS 'and Will of Walkerton, 8aturdity visit. ors at the same home Seete Mr. and Mrs. Milee,McMillieti of Teeswater, Mr, and Mrs. Albert Sehntirr, Pornaoeal Were reeent visitors with GOPRIE—The Ilea. W. D. Mar- tin of Listowel was guest speaker for the morning service of the United Church anniversary and chose Isaiah 64:2, "Enlarge the place of thy ,tent and Jet thein stretch forth.-.lengthen thy cords and strengthen thy stakes" as his text, Which was used as an nines tration of the mission wotk•of the church. To Make room for a larger fellowship it must be grounded deep in knowledge of the Bible. We cannot enlarge unless we strengh- en and etistain, tia the cords are lengthened and the stakes of a tent enlarged. , - The anthem's "Peace, Peace" and "Take Thou My 'Hand" were ren- dered by the choir with Vet, Harry Rham,e at organist. Baskets' of mume and 'glade Made the chttrch beatitifill. At the evening' service Rev. W. 3, McClure Of the Presbyterian Chard' 'was: the guest preacher; thooming as his theme, "Hope", speaking Iran Petilin 146:6, "Heppe le he that bath the God of Jacob for his help, whose hope is in the Lord, hie. God." lIestreesed the ins- Pertance of lute in our lives, hope iii ourselves, in our feilownlan and iti ' A male quartette from Uthel, Quest Dobson, Donald Dunbar, Ted Bateman. and Goo, Pearson sang "Tell Someone the Store.' and "I Want I* Life to Tell for jesus," There Were large congregations at berth SerVieeei -.*tethooll 'This IS tine, of magician Ongis Pasha's least gruesome tricks. ItiStead of pulling rebbite out of a het, he pulls S goldfish howl out of a let, On ether betaelon 'he Pleees a girl Oh the Shorn Points- of theee Swords, eing out hypnetiteci tongues, Or puts a White thickens bead On a bleek obleketes no& Ito 'showed his tricks to the CollVention of magi-thing in Toronto—hat even to then', he is S magician. They ca'n't OXPlaili hoW he •deds its clogia is Sikh kashitilty Mr. and Mrs. John Andersen, who had been- visiting with their daughter, Mrs. Leslie Shaw and Mr. Shaw, at London, returned home last. Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Anderson, Nancy and Richard, Who visited with Mr. and' Mrs. Shaw on Sunday. Mr, Martin Grasby, Mrs. Garner Procter and Miss Annie McNichol visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Armstrong and family at Thorndale. Mr. Martin Grasby attended the opening of the new Co-Operative buildings at Weston on Monday of last week. Mrs, Howard Wilkinson and Miss Annie Baker attended the trous- seau tea on Wednesday at the home of Mrs. K. F. Wilkinson, of Goderich, in honor of her daugh- ter Joyce, a bride of last Week. Mr. and Mrs.. Edgar Wightman and family visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Cecil Black and Charlie 'at Britton. Mr. and Mrs. Howard Wilkin- son and Miss Annie Baker were, gnests at the Potter-Wilkinson Wedding in North Street United Church, Goderich On Saturday. ' Donaldi Vitightnien of Listowel visited On Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, James Walsh and family. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Stone- house and Mr: arid Mrs; Lewis` Stonehotiee visited. with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, WhItechurch on Sunday. Mrs. Robert Storsehouse will celebrate her 90th birthday on Sat- urday, October127. • Mee, Margaret Field and Miss' Pearl Penny 4:if Toronto spent the Week-end' with Mr, and Mrs. Howard Wilkinson and attended the Potter-Wilkinson wedding in Goderich on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Stonehauee, Mr. and Mee. Arther Edgar and Mrs, Charles Johnston, iittehded th convocation at the University Of Western Ontario in London on Friday, when Me, Maitland Edgar received hie B.A. degree, ' Nine Members of the OG11, and their leader, Mrs. Ted Fear, attended the rally. in Clinton on Sunday, The X3odmin Farm Forum. group Will hold its first meeting of the season On Monday evening, Oct°, ber 29, at the twine' of Mrs. Cola McGill instead Of at Ted 'ear's ,ria had been arentitMeecl earlier*, 'The C,G.I,T. greup iS SpOnsoeing Halltieve'en party for the Yining- liters Of the comitaitittY SAO-, day evening, October' 27. In the bititruhunity hill, Anyone Wishing to donate candles or apples, may leave the* at Hainrit'e Store, or a her of ot the C,G.I.T. Will dell far the rdrinatleti, WROXETER • Members of the Woman's Miss' . sionary Seciety, Wroxeter 'United Church plan to pack as bale of new or good used, clothing on November 1st. Donatiens will be gratefully received, and may be left at the church., The'"Woman's 'Misefonary Society of the United Church, will hold its autumn Thatikeffering ineetirig on Sunday, November 4th at 8 p.m. Speaker will be Mrs. G. W. Tiffin of Wingharn. Members of the Canadian Girls in Training will lead in the singing, with Mrs. Rhame as organist: . 'Mrs. Raymond Elliott, who has been in Toronto visiting Rev. and Mrs. Wm. Blackniote, returned home, last week, • Mire. G. A. Wearring, Concord, spent the week-end sat her home here. ' Mr, and Mrs. Jimmie Wylie have returned from their honeymoon and hive taken up residence in Gerrie. ' Mr. Arthur Green, Hamilton, spent the week-end With Mr, and Mrs. George•Harrie. Mrs, , Wm. Elliot, who has been visiting 'friends, in Ailsa Craig, has returned to her home. Mrs. F. Taylor, ,Gorrien is Visit- ing with Mr. Thomas and Miss Beatrice Shearer, • Mrs, Alonzo Sperling and Miss Wecnteter, Mrs. Lou Hutton, Paid and Linda, Of Winghams spent sSaterilarwith Miss JOy Kochut of Walkerten. Sunday Visitors With Mr. and Mrs. JIM Wright were Mr, and Mrs. Clarence Henning, Mrs. San- et Walker and Mr, Arthur Wheel- er, all of Whightien. Mr, CloYne Higgins is a pationt In 'Winginini General Hospital. many' frieride hope for a return to good ,health. Miss Letitia P,obirition 'and Mrs. Isabella Hawking, both of Wing- bath, Spent a day laet Week With Mr, and.Urs. 1Virth Bert Martin, of Handiton, spent. the Week-encl. tik. her •herrie here., • Pe. Bill and Mrs. Martin and family of PerlytOn and, Mr, tied Mrs. Cairieron Nelson and ehildeeti:ef hiclgetowit,, spent Sun- day W Ati with Mee, Martin, Mr., and Mks, ken gar Skid, Sunday with' "l'orotito friends. bit., and Mrs. 01aretice White ' of Toronto, spent tho Week-Mid at their iliethe here. Mr.' and Mrs. ken. "'Collier and Mies Wreath all of London, spetit.the Week-end *ith,.thair 1304 slits, r, and Mrs. /tit McLean. .Mr.: John Hilpfer, Mrs. AlOtiZe Spatting and utito itotoi $patiling, Wtoketer, spent With Mt, and MA, Walter Eaton, Seaftieth. Mrs, SPOON; teritaineil for a long, Vikit with be 'daughter,