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Miss iSobel McCall entertained
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elPient of, Many useful and lovely
gifts. _Margaret inede a very suit-
able replY end the rest of the
evening was spent in playing
bingo. A delicious luneh was ierv.
ed by the hostess, assisted by IVBes
Wilda Agar, 1Vrrs, Boss McCall,
Mrs. Val Voisin and Mrs. John
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family, of London spent the week-
end with their parents, Mr, and
Mrs. H. V. Pym and Mrs, D. Rae,
--Mrs, Geo, MeIray and Mary,
of Hamilton, spent the tveelrend
with her brother, A. C. Adams:
—Mrs, Jonn Mitchell hes return»
ed home aftee vieiting with friends
at Kirklakild Lake and Sudbury.
—Mrs, M, Haselgrove, of Lon-
don, spent 'the week-end with her
son, Omar' and family and attend-
ed the christening service of her
great grandeon, Bruce 'Robert
Haeelgreve.
• —Miss Florence Harris of Lon-
don spent Mother's Day week-end
at her home here.
—Guests With Mr. • and Mrs,
W,allY Haselgreve on Sunday and
for the christenine of their son,
Bruce Robert, weee the latter's
mother, Mrs, Re Hobden, Mr. and
Mrs. W. D. Hobden, eleise Jean
and Mr. Jade Hobden, all of Hanle-
ton, Mr. Jim Hobden, of Termite,
Mr, leaselgeeve's grandmother,
Mrs. U. HaseIgrove, of London,
and his family, Mr: end Mrs. Omar
Haeelgrove and Claudia, and Miss
Audrey' Ste Marie of town. '
—Mr; and Mrs, Roy Wilson and
son of Toronto spent the week-
end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
S. Cowan.
—Mrs. Chas,' Roberts returned
home after spending two weeks
with her son, Riehard, Mrs. Rob-
erts and family, in Toronto.
—Mr. and MI;s, George Sproal
of Detroit and Mr. and MrA, Earl
Sproal of Exeter visited over the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Dane, of Wroxeter.
—Visitors with Mr. end Mrs.
Harvey Aitehison on Sunday were,
Mr, and Mrs. Jack .,teitehison, of
Sarnia; Mr, and Mrs. Lorne
chison, of Mitchell; Mr, and Mrs.
Tom Aitchison, of Kitchener; Mrs.
Joe Mutch, of Ottawae Mr. Henry
Aitchison of Sarnia, Mrs, Herb
Govier, of Auburn.
—Mrs.. Gamer Gibbone of, El-
mira is 'spending a few days with
her mother, Mrs. Ir. Carter, Fran=
ces Street.
—Mrs, Gary Leeson, of Torento,
spent the week-end with her par-,
ents: Mr. and 'Mrs. Robe Golley,
-elvers. R. L. Stewart of London,
visited vejth Wingham friends for
a few hours last Wednesday after-
noon.
--Miss Winnie Moir of London,
visited with her par'ente, Mr. and
Mrs. Miles Moir over the week-end.
e-Mr. Charles Schwalm of Buf-
falo was a gueet of Dr, Walter and
Mrs. Davis for a few days lase
week,
—Mr. Ea Brophy. and Miss Ada
131:ophy, Reg. N., Toronto spent
the week-end, with relatives here.
—Mrs. Martha Warwick spent a
fetv days last- week at the -home of
her son, Mr. George lVferkley of
Belmore.
—Mr. Earl Ste Marie of Kitchen-
er spent' the week-end evith his
mother, Mrs. L. Ste Marie and
family.
—Mr.- and Mrs. W. Windsor of
London were week-end visitors
with Mrs, Windsor's brother, 'Mr.
Walter Charlton and Mrs. Charl-
ton.
—Mr, and Mrs. George Parrish
and daughter, Linda, spent
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MRS. NIMMO
CONDUCTS MEM%
Mrs. Alexander Ninuno presided
for the regular meeting of St. An-
-drow's Auxiltary of the Women's
Missionary Soelety on Tuesday,
May 7th, and opened the meeting
with the call woAhip, 'Tbe Bard
is high .unto .all them that call
upon Him,"
The Scripture leeson was rea&by
Mrs, Geo. Day and Miss Mabel
Walsh led in prayer. The minutes
of the previous meeting and the
correspondence were read and the
roll 'called, Mies Agnee lelltehell
and Mrs, T. Cerrle were appointed
delegates to the Presbyteriel soc.
tional meeting to be held in Molee-
worth, May 21st, Mrs. W. Ring-
rese reported progrese on'the'bale
being- packed ape a special offer-
ing was taken for the supply elle-
cation. Mrs, N, L. •Fry presented
the treasurer's report and Miss
Cora Gilkinson led in the offertory
preyer.
The topic oe , "The Chtirch in
Malaya and Indonesia" was given
by Mrs-J. ItecKague and 'Mrs, W.
McKague, There are three classes
of people in Malaya, the lvfosierns,
Chinese and Indians, 'Christianity
being accepted, only by the latter
two, Tbe country expects tke
aceeieve independence in 1957 but
Britain still exerts power there,.
Indonesie, taken by the Dutch in
1600 was suppressed and only
Dutch people received _educational'
advantages. In • 1945 they were
gieen their independence ande
Christianity has made. great- pro»
gress. CornmuniAm is a continual
threat in both countries. Our land ,
and our church have a responsi-
bility to theSe people. ,
Mrs. L, Fortune gave highlights',
of the Synodical- held in Listowei
on April 10, Prayer by Mrs. D,
Ree brought the meeting to a close.
TIPS FOR CARE
OF WAXED FLOORS
Here's how to get the most mile-
age from an application' of wax to
linoleure, vinyl plastic and asphalt
or rubber -tile floors.
Dust the surfaee daily with a
mop or. broom to remove grit or
dirt which may grind into the wax
coating. Never use an oiled or
chemically-treated mop on floors.
Oil will soften the polish and "at-
trace .duet.
When the dry mop no longer
picks ep soil, Wipe the floor .with
a mop dampened with dold water.
This usually can be done a number
of" times without reMoving the
polish. When the shine begins • to
dull, or dirt makes die flogr un-
sightly, use one of the concentrat-
ed floor cleaners on the market,
and rewax.
Mrs. Howson Tells
Of Florida Churches
The Woman's Missionary Society
of Wingham United Church held
itsemeetirig in the school 'room on,
Tuesday with Mrs. W. J. Greer in
charge. The theme was "Korea",
and was studied With reference to
the bales of clothing and quilts
which are sent hy all 'Canadian
cherches to that needy land. The
large ,bales go to Overseas Relief
and are distributed" in Korea by
the Committee elf • Christian
Churehes. Many ,eirialler parcels
are sent direct to the inissionavies
and are used among their own
people, The Scripture was read by
Mrs, W. J. ,Adams and with Mrs.
W. .1.rtt. Currie at the piano, Mrs, T,
jardin sang `the Lord Is My
shepherd."
Mrs, F. R. HoWson gave a very
interesting talk telling about the
churches of different denomina-
tions Which she had attended while
in Florida this whiter. She special-
ly mentioned the large groups of
young people which are found in
some Of those Churches.
The business was colidueted by
the president, Mrs, Ce Eingland.
Reperts were ptesented of the
Huron Preabyterial which had been
held in Clinton in April. It was
arranged that bales would be
packed in the chtirch on Wednes-
day, May 15th, and meinbere were
nskecl to bring the new and used
articles 'which they had ready,
Plano were made ter the Morning
service On Sunday May 18, which
evill be Conducted by the W,M,S.
arid the guest Speaker Will be Dr,
Wm, A. Stott ,of Rorea.
Fractures 'Wrist
Picking Flowers
Mrs. Clara Robettsen, of Wing-
ham, Was adinitted to the Wing-
ham General 11o$Pltil list Wed- nesday for titatinent -fracturQ
ea Wrist, Which She anstained
While picking Wild Bawer* The in4
To Celebrate 45th
Anniversary, Today ,
Mr. and Afrs. Bdgar Pattison,
Winghain, will eelebrate their Oth
Wedding ansiveraarY ut their home
teld,a-hye I-WouepdlerlerearYe);_narrie4 19,12
at 13)3411 hy the Rev. Miller of Au-
burn, Before their marriage, Mrs,
Pattison was Miss Catherine
Q1M"?.b P°a.'ttiSori has heen eOnfiaed
to his ' home since, he suffered a
4rpke sly yeare. Age,
Return from Florida
Mr. and Mrs. Andy Bunn,-Judy
and Bob and Blaine Woods of
Brussels returned healle 'on Sunday
from a motor trip ' Florida,
where they spent two weeks. -Going
directly to Miami, they returnee
to Daytona where they enjoYed
temperatures rangieg feom 82 to•
97" degrees'. '
On eheir return they spent a
day at Gettyeburg and another at
Washington where they toured the
city and the White House. They
came through parts of New York
State where foreet fires • were
raging, some of the roads being
blocked .off. •
Mr. and Mrs, Lunn were accomP-
anieh on the trip by other mem-
bers of 1/ers. Lunres includ-
ing her mother.
Missionary S'peaker
At Thankofferin
After' a very fine Holy Week
service, Goforth , Auxiliary mem-
bers of St. Andrew's Church, gath-
ered in the Sunday School room
for the annual spring Thankoffer-
ing meeting.
Mrs. Arbuckle ealled the group
to worship. In keeping - with the
spirit of the meeting, the first
hymn was , "Now Thank We All
Oer God." The devotional part ce.
the meeting was taken by:Mrs. P.
CamPbell, Mrs. %T. McKibbon and
Mrs. N.. Welwood,
Mrs. Gearge Malcolm was wel-
comed by Mrs. Arbuckle.' Then in
'words end pictures she almost
took her hearers to Formosa. They
were told of the various mission-
ary groups working oe the island;
of A/10s Taylor, who teaches ,music;
of the MacKay School, of Mrs.
Dickson'a work among the lepers;
of Miss Macdonald, of our teen two
miesionaries busy with, language
study and carrying on the work,
with „the help' of a native interpre-
el.
She described one of the Most
beautiful miesion compounds in
the world, where Canidian workers
in Formosa go, for' their holidays,
She told of the hille and winding
roads; It is hard to realize how
far missionaries go on foot to con-
duct services, and how far the
zealous hill people go to attend
seieices, •
It was interesting to 'learn of
the little etrials and pleasures of a
inissionarY's family; the eonetant
inietest in , ehe white family; the
native children f011owing the white
ehild; the beautiful flowere on the
island; the lack of' adequate heat
in the hotiles; :the diffeeenee
'
, After seeing and hearing -so
much 'about Formosa, all should
realtze• the great need of workers,
and the open door for Christian
men and: veernen; who need to take
advantage of the op,ening before
,other isms raise obstacles in the
way Of Christian leedership.
' Oil behalf of the Aexiliaty, Mrs,
Donaldson thanked the speaker.
With Mee. B. MacDonald at the
piano, Mrs. R. Hamner/tie sang
"Who Is on the Lord'e Side?" Mrs,
Seddon followed with the benedic-
tior
Kinettes Enjoy
Pictures of Europe
The regular meeting of the Kin;
ette Club was held on Monday eve,
ning at th'e home of Mrs, Jim Cur-
rie, The president, Mrs. Jack
Lloyd, was in charge of the meet-
ing.
The members voted a donation to
the Salvation Army. Several art-
icles of home beking were auction-
ed bY Mr4'. Mervin Templetnan and
Mrs. Jack Baieson. Mrs,, jack
Lloyd introduced Miss Mary Ann
Cleland,' who showed pictures MIA
emninented en her teeent trip to
Europe, These were much enjoyed
by eVeryone.
After a delicious ltineh the meet..
log adjourned until May 27, when
the kinettee will meet at the horne
cli Mrs. Lorne MeDonald,
W .M,S. Will Hold
Church Sert4e0
The Wonnit'sMiSaionary Society
dt the Whigham Witted -ahiirch,
will hold theft Minted chiledh eet,
vic`e 80040 enoening, May IA
The special ePeakek Will bc Dt-r;
A„ 8cott, who has ,epetit 45 years ,KOtert aitel is 116W Ming in To,
?onto., 1*. 8664 will hang an op,
to,date iteSSago from that heedy
NYLONS
—.Wire, • AroOld .HailidaY is pro-
gressing favorably aftef tkeP .(111r4-
two last Saterday in Victoria Hos.
—Mr, and lefre, George. Canteron
are epeeding a few due in De-
troit, Michigan,.
and Mrs. ,,T; Pegnern and
daughter of . Appiewood .Acres,
Toronto, spent the NtrePk-fIrld with
Mrs, Pegnelel'e Mether, KM Q.
.Cameron.
Mr, and Mrs. L. Stratton, Mr,
end Mrs. E. Locler and Mieg Mar-
guerite Pelton of Toronto were
Week-end gueste ef Mr, .and Mee,
W, Loder, and all attended the
ceremony on Sunday of the open-.
ing of tbe, new Peetecostal ,Chureh
in Teeewatele
—Dr. C. W. and Mrs. Hiltz enter-
'tallied about. forty .of their friends
at repeption , on 'SandaY after-
"noon tollowizeg the christening of
..their seri, Carl Wesley, at the
. morning service in St. Andrew's
',Presbyterian Chureh.
I —Miss Penline Gowan, of ,Lon-.
don, epent the week-end with her
.parents, Mr.-and Mrs, S. Cowen.
—Mr. and Mrs.', John W.. Pym
and family, of ,leineardine, ,spent -
the week-end with their parents,
• Mr. aee Mrs, H. V, Pym and Mr.
.- and Mee, G. H. CoUlter.
—Mr, and Mrs. Bob Rae and
FLOWER PLANTS — VEGETABLES
THE LITTLE GREENHOUSE
We have a large Assortment of home-grown, acclimatized plants
foe your apprOval.
All the regulars such its PETUNIAS, ASTERS, SNAPS,
,• ZINNIAS, SALVIA both'. 'tall and dwarf, MARIGOLDS,
PANSIES, ALYSSUM, ROYAL CARPET, PHLOX, BALSAM,
besides many others. We ihave the bard-to-get varieties such
as SPIDER PLANT, IVIIGNONETTE, CANDYTUFT, PINKS,
SCABIOSA.
FOR YOUR VEGETABLE GARDEN — 10 varieties of
TOMATOES, Late and Early.
CABBAGE, CAULIFLOWER, CELERY, 'PEPPERS,
SPANISH ONIONS, ETC.
Our plants axe exceptionally geed quality. This season we will
certainly appreciate your patronage,
PE,RCY BIGGS
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,:barvidt aod 8ilephen, /life, Ethel
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Eae'er 'buyers lined up outside the Armouries in the rairi on Saturday afternoon and crowded ten building,r
e'ooi as the doors were opened. Here a cross-seetion of the crowd yvaits an opportunity to -buy itte
the eterninage sale, —Advanee•-Times, Pho(.04 • •
Dean Balser. is 'ihe boy in the' cuenskin hat and lie is pictm;ed turning
over a keen nieWet, to Mrs.1,At. Adame, to help swell the funds,aV the
Ladies' Auxiliare" to the Wingliam hospital rurnmage sale held 'Soler-
Helps Swell Hospital Auxiliary ,
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