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Mrs, M4cNavgbon
is institute Speaker
The regular Meeting of Wing-
ham W.i, WAS held in .the couiiail
chambers 'OA Thursday. Mrs., K.
lYfeLaughlin presided, and Mrs,.
Henry read the minutes and eri-r-
reapOndenee,
Plans, were made to attend the
Tiuron County Women's Institute:
Rally to, be held in Cranbrook on
Monday, November 19th.
Mrs. R, Powell, delegate to Lon-
don Area Convention, gave her re,
port, Mrs. Leslie Fortune spoke
on the motto "Do your best for the
organization yoU belong to and re-,
joice with those who do better,"
She gave the members some ex-
cellent suggestions on how to
help the organization and drew
their attention to some things: they
don't do. Mrs, beating Presided
at the piano fora sing song.
Mrs. D. S. macNaughton of
Wreketer was guest speaker and
had as her theme, "Building• for
P(ome and Country," Her, address
was most inspiring. Mrs. Mc-
Laughlin thanked the speaker and
presented her with a gift.
The roll call was "Whet I Like
or Dislike about the' Institute," A
committee was . appointed to see
about getting a piano for the coun-
cil chamber. The ladies were favor-
ed with two vocal duets by the
Misses Patricia and Dianne Doyen
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Norman
Deyell. The meeting closed with
the singing of a verse of •0 Canada
and the National Anthem, and a
Social half hour.
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Surprise Shower
For Muriel Simmons
In the Canavan Legion hall on
Wednesday a surprise shower was
held in honor of Miss Muriel Sim-
mons. 1VIuriel's many friends pre-
sented , her with an electric fry,
Pan, a clothes hamper, electric tea.
kettle, electric clock and a' pair of
pillow cases.
Contests, and, quiz .games were
enjoyed by all, followed, by, ,a dainty,
lunch. The hostesses were Misses
Isobel McCall, Theresa Bondi, Vel-
ma Redman,'Hilda Paulitzki, Eileen
Wray and Mrs: Douglas Nesbitt.
in the venal 1110.nAerA
Mrs. N., iflobsInspn presided for
the ys,A. meeting Whicb, 'began
by reading. „O§Aim, 1IT „in tiaison„
follv,ved by prayer, minutes of the
previous meeting Were read and
the treasurer's report giyoh, P,r-'
ion 4FAISP4Mg reeerVed, the offers"
.ing' for the flower fund. Ivtra„
Chainney read a poci ."The .Gospel
,According to. You." Another. bypr
was Ong .closing. T.,unct, was
served by the •hest.osa. assisted by.
Mrs.7ig.r7ardy and - • Mrs. -00001 N4,
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gngene McDonald, Sa; retirgq
engineer,, who had worged at the
Fry and l3lackhall plant in 'Wing-
ham. for 26 'years, died, suddenly in
Stratford last 'week after A- heart
attack,
MV. McDonald . moved from
Wingham ListOw:el lzi 1944. He
Was a member of the Wingham
Raptist Church, • His wife, the
Former Martha lif bwain, Of
Whigham, died in 00,
Ide „s survived by one daughter,
Mrs, „Totrn A.'Wilson,. of bist.oWel,
and one brother, Lorne McDonald,
Port William,
The Rev. M, V. Putman of 1.910x
Fresbyterialf Church, conducted
the service. The burial was in
Wingham Cemetery,
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Miss Louise Jefferson was home
from. Stratford Teachers' College
over the week-end, Louise was
practice teaching at •Cuelph last
week.
Mr, and Mrs, Chas, Mills of Code-
rich were Sufiday visitors with
friends in this vicinity,
Mr, and 'Mrs. G, 'A. MaoLaugh-
lin of Detroit visited over the
week-end at, the home of .her
brother, Mr. Clarence Chamney and
other ,relativos,• . •
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AU Nf,VER
LOW 'YOUR HORN ,
Church SOcieties
'Met on Tuesday
DONNYEII1001C—The 'November
meeting of the W.M.S. and 'W.A.'
was held on ,TuesdaY;afternoon , at
the home of,Mrs, B, Robinson with,
13 ladies present, The W.M.S.
program was in ,eharge of ,Mrs.
Chas. Jefferson, Hymn, no.:• 523.
was sung in opening. and Mrs. R.
Chamney read the Seripture lesabri
from the 4th ehapter•of Ephesians;
Prayers were 'read by Mrs.': C.
Jefferson, Mis&Ilazel:Stamper and
Mrs. Morley Johnson, followed by
all repeating , the'Lord's prayar.,
Psalm no. 734 .was respoiy- •
sively ;and ,hymn 556 ,was sung,,
Minutes of the October tneeting,,
Which was held at the home of
Mrs. J. C. Robinsen,„ Wirigham
were approved as 'read' and 'an
invitation from Mrs. (Rev„) Hilts
to hold the December meeting at
the manse, Auburn Was Accepted.
The offering was received, by
Jeanette Johnston. Mrs. J. ht.
Thompson• and Mrs. Tern Arm-
strong favoured with a duet. Mrs.
Wm. Hardy gave a reading, "Op-
portunities". The chapter in the
study book "Looking at South-
Bast Asia", was read .by Mrs.,
Stuart Chamney. Hymn, no. 500
• wag , sung and the meeting closed
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