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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1957-03-13, Page 9Speo I Trust Wilton Though Live* Seel ti)nevintfut rtneipts Andrew Gaunt, presided for title reentimg of the• Women's institute held in , the cenalleallity hall On TherSday after- noon, with a large atteadatiee. Proposed Preieets, hi reply to the roll Pali, were lights ter the village and the present project a- that of laanr,oVing the extepor rif the hall, The secretary reported $130.47, in the treasury and announced the short course in "Sandwiches for Ali ()wisteria", O'n. April ath, at1,30, Ist i was decided to invite the Dam- gannan and Whitechateb seeietiell to attend. It was also ,decided not to Send 4 delegate to ,the onto. MaY, The CIO1Welleala argot' Vartners wilt Prea0/4 'y rely ploy this month. Tho '°11°Winf4. PrOgraM Perninite tee was apPointed: Mrs. E, Per, hone, Xra. •Q. Taylor, Mrs. W. 4. IatunPhrey and Ml's, 0, Webb with Mrs, La Weeds,, Mrs. MeNcill, ,A,, Gaunt, Mrs, th'nest Gaunt and, Mrs. J, Miller in sharks Of lunch. Plans were Made ,for a Card party and hex social on !•riday,,Mereh The Prejeet Was discussed and eatbriates given en' Riding the hall, but it was deeklcd,to leave it tintft More ,money could be raised; The membera are urged :to have the inStery lot their farm ready for the next 'Meeting., Appropriate Stoma on spring wore' tread by Mrs, W. A. Tharnplirey, Mrs, W. A. Miller, Mrs. Van, Purdon and Mrs, W. 11141P13bre)r, Mrs. W. lettee sang "arolWay • Bay,', The meat), If you have knowledge let others 41'4 their candle from it" was taken by Mrs, T, J. Toon. mi.'s, Will Iiiitherford faVotired with a PUMP 4910, The 1100114 Pa ftettirri°'. iYfra, Ross Panatnie had: the topic oa citizenship and education, eon- lading with' an interesting di's- cession on a enestionaire on pre- Sent Ok.eleatI•Orial prOlernS.,, MISS jean Aitehigon Presented the ?Wert or the nominating: cora- tnittee and the follaWing siEtte of officers was accepted; President, Mrs. Andrew Gaunt; 1st Vice, Mrs, Charles McDonald; 2nd 'vice, Mrs, .11,90* i=amttdei eeerfttary4Vainlaer; VOL Prod. MtNitillin.; Mrs, E rnest Gaunt; district clloe- tor, Mrs. 4imiood I3arb011t; planiala Met!, CileSter Taylor; aSS/St4rIt, Mrs, Will Rutherford; Otiditora, Kra II, V WS, Ill, W. ieei conveners, citizenship and alit- cation, Mrs. 0, MaePlieraen; agri- eaIture and Canadian ,industry, Mrs. Wm. Pardon; horde 4ceritenies and health, Mrs.' rank norataunity attitvities and piddie relations, Mrs, Rosa Ell:11100n; historical research and current events, Miss W. U. lautherfordt resolutions, Mrs, Lorne, Woods, At the eorielusien a pleasant social hour was enjoyed with Mrs, Will fautherferd and Mrs. W. G. Humphrey' as hostesses, the ,absence of the president W. P, TiPther, ford, Mrs. Jobe GaMerell Prasided for the carnal bteettog 'of the .*t Helens Paddle library, The, treasar- ea W. A, Miller, repotted that books to the value Of 04,0 bad been purchased and there w98 balance' of 00.64. Miss laohot Killer, the Ilbrartan reported veld members and 943 books had been read; The following officers Were eieeteti; President, Miss D. Ituther- /ION; vice ,president, Rev:- B, Green; secretary, Mrs, John Oam- The women .of Winghani gather.f ea in the Vnited Church. for the Wori4 Pr44Ter 0,01'10C on March Oh, the first Friday in !Ant, The service was ,prepared by Serena Vasaitry, formerly of gun- *ark; and was adapted for use in 04044 by a:committee of the Women's. Chureh 'Council ,of Canada The.. ,theme '"Wlle ,crone treasurer, W, A. Miller; librarian, Miss ISOhei direc, tors, Kra. 'W. A, Miller. Mrs. 0, gacfnierSta, 'Mrs, Frank MeQuil- ;in, Mra John Cameron, Mr. and Mrs, ,Lorne Woods, Mrs. Alex Purveli, Mrs, B, ;Green, ST. H'FILENS--Mrs, W, Miller, assisted by Mrs, john Cameron and Mrs, Lorne Woods as leaders, was, in Charge of 'the worship 'service for the Woriel Day of Prayer held at the,manse on Friday afterneen with 20 ladies in attendance. The theine of the service was "Who Shall Separate Us?" Mrs, Leine Entrain read the Scripture leSson. MrS. Rosa Erring- ton, Mies, Frank Met4uillin and Mrs. Gordon MacPherson were readers and prayers were offered by aut. Will atutherfard sUbstitat- ing, for Mrs. Stuart; Mrs. E. W. Rico, Mrs. Chas. McDonald, Mrs., W, A, Miller and. Mrs, B, F. Green. Mrs. Woods and Mrs. Rice favour- ed with a duet, "An Evening Prayer" and Rev. B. F, Green, re- viewed a chapter from she book "Christ and You". A pleasant: social hour:was enjoy- cd ,wiett Mrs, 'Cameron, Mrs. Woods and Mrs. McQuillin as hostesses. Miss Allison Webb returned to her> studies at the VVinghant Dia- trift High School after an absence of four weeks with pneumonia: Mr. 'Don Cameron and Mr. Archie Pinksen Spent the week- end . in Toronto, . SPEAKER URGES V.A. TO ENCOURAGE:01M .01 -ing. OF CHURCH On Thursday, the Women's Auxi- liary of St, Paul's Church gathered in the school , room of the church for the annual Ddnation Tea. They were joined by many ladies of the congregation and', also by several WA. members from the. Gerrie parish. The president, lilt: R. A, Powell, presided and following .the singing of the W.A. hymn, "The Love of Christ Constraineth", read the prayers fort missionaries at. h'o'me and ahroad and the W.A, i)raier was, repeated in unlson.The Script- ure, appropriate to the Lenten season, was read by Mrs. Nash. Mrs, H. L. Parker introduced Ore Speaker, the Diocesan girls' secre- tary, istra, Mirehouse of London, who is a very active worker among the girls of the Diocese. She felt her office was important as it is from the girls of today, the W.A: members of tomorrow` arc recruit- ed. It is a duty and privilege 'as W.A. members to fetter these groups and encourage them to be- come members ° when older, St. Andrew, the missionary disciple, brought a child to Jesus with his loaves and fishes. He gave all he had and if' we folloWed his example and gale freely of our time and taleets, how the work of the chutch in missionary fields Would prosper! She Said we ail realize the short- age of leaders in ottt groups. One reason is lack of training and she , 'stressed the Work the 'Anglican Women's Training College is doing iri giving girls an impetus to give their abilities to church Week. The Bursary Fund started in 'Leo- don has been a real help' mater- ially to these Students and each W.A. member has ,a gift to work, arid prayers,„it was felt mote effort should be Made to eintotir- age girls' to eater the training college and that .this paved the WO for them to do thisaionery work both in Canada arid Its the foreign field, - The aPpteeitition of the ladies 'present Witt expressed by 'Mfa. Itincle and a 'seeliti half „holif *tit spent wheri leach Was seaVed...' 'UM • Ittletell expressed , the thanks of the Gerrie ladies for :i Very Pleasant.. and infetartatiVe afternoon, gueSta of the ham WA. shall Separate Us from thk. goye • efEPokhriayttot7ttabrnlavo010:14, of 10: countries come together in this' service, for praYer and fdlowslii0 with fellow Christians Amin() the world, 'This year the service, the reaAgriga 'and prayera Were all de- iped 1,4 direct'thoughts towards those in 'war-torn countries and those 'behind the Iron Curtain who are in despair and in anguish Of Way and mind. We, in our security In a land of ki*nticrhe rilindild of their oriel sufferings and 'constantly pray for their betterment, that their churches' may :be •rebuilt and those things which separate them from the love of Christ-4amine, nakedness and peril of ,sword, may be, appeased, We have it in our power to bring help both, mat- e:;1; aLtid spiritual —food,' clothing and the teaching of the Word of 00 The fluctuation of world, events has made enemies out of allies and allies nut of enemies for the love. Of Christ has anchored us together So that nothing can silence the triumphant, "In Christ there is •no east nor' west". . Mrs. Herb Fuller was the key woman in charge of arrangements and in the afteramon the call to 'worship was given by Mrs. Ping land and at the evening service by Mrs. Norman Keating. Members of all Proitestant denorninatitnit took part in the readings and prayers, 'A choir from all the churches red the singing with Mrs. Gordon Davidson at the organ and Mrs. Ross' Hamilton sang "The Beauti- ful Garden of Prayera. Fellowship with Owl Mrs. G. W. Tiffin was the speaker at both services and told how in many countries women did not dare attend a, public earistian service for fear of reprisals. In, many regions the light of Christ's word has never penetrated their darknest so today Christian wo- men re-dedicate themselves to the anission of the church and the strengthening of their personal Witness. Most people = believe -in Prayer and the greatest answer to prayer is richer fellowship with God. • Sometimes women think their life is a round of small'duties, children. and constant household suPervision, but What a. special trust God places in, Women. • Mis- sionaries say that if a man is con- verted, one soul is saved but if a Woman turns to God, a whole fama ily is added to the Christian Church, We can be so- thankful that famine and need in our country, are 'rare and as today we consider the peril of the sword we think of the Hungarian refugees. Christ has told, us they 'are our neighbors and as 'such need our care and • protection. The offering helps train Chris- tiana leaders, provides Christian lit- eratute and assists Students from'' pterseas taking training in iour country. In conclusion prayers were said for the Christian church, the royal family, for freedom throughout the world and for a new' awareness and dedication of ourselves to the work of the church. 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