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GODERICH TOWNSHIP
- p411140.43.'01(>iifK8K44i Sept. --23
--Mr. and Mrs. John Sowerby vlalted
with relatives at Brampton at the
week -end ■nd took In the Brampton
fair.
Rev. J- N. H. Mills, rector of St.
George's church, Goderich, was calling
on his parishioners In this dlstrlct
last week.
Miss Marion Porter was home from
the Stratton'. Earmal School over the
week -end.
Miss Marguerite Falconer of Goder-
k. spent Sunday at tbe home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Falconer.
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
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Montreal Street, bas charge
of the Goderich end. and tele-
phone messages will be accepted
et Mr. Tabbutt's _ _bouie, phone
483, or Rouse & Bell's Garage,
Kingston Street, phone 33.
Thanking you for pest patron-
_ege and trusting that this ser -
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ROY MUNNINGS
Roy Munning%,
124 Medland St.,
Toronto, Ont.
Mrs. ltobr. Davidson during the week
were: Miss Helen Davidson of Wind-
sor, Mr. Hugh Davidson of Montreal,
and Mr. Elwin Anderson ut London.. __
Mr. Wm. Elliott of wr Tam"Grtil1r
lug at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Westlake.
Mr. Arthur Beavers of Goderich was
renewing acquaintances at ('nlun on
S
daughter, of Goderich, visited on Sun- Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell and I Knox church, Goderich, after which
h group contributed one or two num
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. facts. these studies is to interpret and deepen colleagues, who are releasing the spirit
eacThe Goderich girls presented an ()brie
Ul t
Suwerby. .__�___:_ .. _.-- Is. Ber
Many friends abtended the funeral
of the late Thos. Mettles, at Grace
ehurch, on Sunday.
Mr. Joins Yulll had the misfortune to
lose a valuable horse last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Kilpatrick anc1J
Roth, of .iaruta, visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Reg. Fuller last week.
Congratulations are extended to Mr.
sad Mrs. 1). B. Orr, of Tor roto, 00 Ilse
advent of a young son last week.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Ladles' Aid of Zion church, Taylor's
Corner, wlll be held at the home of
Mrs. B. X. Sttrlinr'bl`t-Wednesrf4.
tk'tober 3rd, at 2 o'clock.
(den Church No/os.-T'i- regular
meeting of the Y.P.S. was n,tl•l. to the
church on Friday evenlug with four-
teen members present and Orval Pow-
ell as leader. The meeting ,openei with
the hymn -Lord, While for Alt Mea-
1
kind We Pray," followed by 1, prayer
read by Esther Mc•ilwain The *sip -
titre lesson was read by M•tnr.'e Ifat-
wood. The topic "Is the Moderate
Drinker under a Handicap'" w is read
by Everett Mellwaln. Seve.tl items
of business were discussed. It was
decided to have a play put )0 In the were Mr. J. H. Barnett, M
near future, the proceeds to go to the laneMiss M. Gordon, Mrs. 11. John -
church. A hymn was sung and the eros Mrs. R. J. P. Walter. Mrs. Au -
meeting closed with the Mizpah bene.- stln. Mrs. 3. S. Howrle and Mrs. A. D.
diction -On Sunday, October 14th, the McLean.
comeliness Isaiah 53:3. The vine is a
Carolina Jubilee Singers will as•tst The leaders of the Mission Banda spreading plant and Christ will be at Goderlch fair. _ •
(' ore of Turuberry
SIMMH0N BAND RALLY
Young Missionary Workers of Huree
Prean tery Meet in Knex (laurel
The fourth annual rally of the ML-
slun Bands of Huron Presbytery, held
In Knox 1'reebyterlau church en Satur-
day atteruoun, was atteuded by nearly
one hundred ehlldreu from Exeter,
lieuaall and Goderich. Also present
were a slumber of adults, whose in-
termit shown by'thelr presents) was in-
deed gratifying to the group leaders
A:aces nee rialto. were..ktisw."C. A,
Pulley, a Ito/leer In missiou band work
In Goderkb, and Mrs. Isaac Salkeld,
a former leader of the Exeter band.
The rally was in charge of Mra. Mer-
ton Reid, of Seaforth, leader el the
Huron Presbyterial Mission Bands. The
main speaker of the day was Rev.
Moore Gordon, of Exeter, a former mis-
sionary In China. Mr. Gordon kept
the child's and adults amused and
China. Many quaint and beautiful
bits of Chinese work he exhibited
proved very interesting.
The devotional exercises were con-
ducted by the MacGillivray Bend of
Sunday Afternoon
By ISABEL HAMIITPON
Ooderich, Ont.
My Faith looks up to Three,
Thou Lamb of Calvary,
Saviour Divine:
Now bear me while I pray ;
Take all my gulit away ;
0 let ma from la day
Ile wholly 'TM":
-Ray Palmer.
• • •
PRAYER
0 Thou, WYhn art tL�•Scs4 red Father
of our Lord, we thank Thee that Thou
haet.called us into fellowship with Thy-
self through Him Who Is the Way, tbe
Truth and the Lite. Amen.
• • •
J�tSp N FOR OCT. I934_
Leeson Toplo -Fellowship with Christ,
Lesson Passage ---John 15:1.16.
Golden Text—John 15:4.
The subject of the lessons in the
Fourth Quarter of 1034 is "Studies In
the Christian Lite" and the aim of
wbo has distinguished himself in agri-
cultural missions in India. Rev. Mr.
Menzies had the distinction of inaug-
urating the Agricultural Fair at ren-
dre Road, lu Central Provinces, India.
Beglunipg with an entry list of 102
exhibits In 1921 the year 1933 achieved
a record of 2,554 exhibits. Rev. J. Z.
Hodge, secretary of the National Mis-
sionary Council, India, commenting up-
on this splendid missionary service
rendered by Rev. Mr. Menzies, writes:
"The average missionary plays malty
parts In hies crowded day and not the
least among these is the promotion of
agricultural fairs. The fair was a re-
minder that Mere-ate--uneaptored -re.
sources In the rural Ilfe waiting for
some kindly pioneer to release them.
But the pioneer must be of the Men-
aces order, who knows the villager and
believes is hIni.--In "r11r51 reeonstrna
tion somebody must take the initiative,
and surely this 1a a call to the Chris-
tian pioneer. That this fair bears di-
rectly and usefully on agriculture,
housing, health and- education and the
generae-wetJ-bo►rf e6 4h i4iktaP people,
there can be no doubt, and we should
like to see Its example more widely
followed. But the deepest Impression
is the gracious Christian influence of
two devoted missionaries (Rev. Mr.
Menzies and Mrs. Menzies) and their
Thursday. September 27th, 1964-5
L
SPECI ALI
RESSES and SUITS MASTER -CLEANED
TAILOR -PRESSED
MARO SYSTEM OF DRY CLEANLNG-
ALTERING - KEPAIRING
GET Ol'K PRl('ES ON RUG-CLEANLNG
J. A. NIVINS
alled for and deBvered. Fast Street and Square
C
Gan experience by showing how k of Christ in a needy and responding
Icd..rwatin,T seven littlg--D.i-_ono L rooted 10 Chriatltw tulth, develops.
India." The seven little glr by study and worship, and expresses
nice Cook, Helen Thamer,Gertrude
Betty John- itself in Cbrfsttan attitudes and ser-
mon, Audrey Fisher, Gertrude White, rice.
Lllllae Milne and Mary Ellen Schaefer, Some have supposed that this ells -
were prettily dressed in the native
costumes of India. A group of' oys
ofered•a chorus as their contribution
to the -program. The choristers were
Sandy Milne, Billy Duckworth, Nell
Thompson, Grant Johnston, Elgin
Fisher and Jack Duckworth. Miss
Margaret Barnett was the pianist for
the program--"..
Mrs. Wm. Young, of Hensel'., coatrt-
eoeetyelde, -- Mr. Menzies will...he re-
membered for many things, and the
church in Jyetipur Is his best memor-
ial. Itut for long years to come grate -1
ful villagers will say of him: "He'
course. was delivered in the routu where . started the Agricultural Fair in Pen -1
the Lord's Supper was instituted, and l dra Road. T -The Toronto (Hobe.
that as they had made use of wine,
Jesus took occasion from that to say
that He was the true vine and to
WHITECHURCH
intimate that His blood was the real WHITECHt'RCH, Sept. 23. -Mr. and I
wine that was to give strength to the Mrs. Joe Holmes moved last week to'
soul. Others. have supposed that K the house south of the United church. ,
was delivered In the temple, the en- i Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Purdon and tam-
trance to which was adorned with a
buted an interesting Item to the pro- jA�and that _Je-ua toolt ssea- Ily Baited on Sunday nt the home of
rain ie Tie 3ereat to �ted`-'l the s- iatie:eaai• "o. '�'.-"nt(+LsatF ut.itL.
sins throe �o say iae�w�fF He:ena.
Mr. and Mrs. George Gllehrlst of
Paisley and Mr. Ned Thom of 81. Hel-
ens vhl'ed on Sunday at the home of
Mr. an,' Mrs. A, E. I'urdon, and with
other relatives in this community.
Mias-t'atharine Patterson of Strat-
ford General hospital spent the week-
end with her smother. Mrs. Henry l'at-
eRorte of the Mission Bands o ur- fervors.
on Presbytery. It is an Instance of the buwRity, of Mr. and Moa. ('bas.- Mackay of itrus-
After_ a short resew, an excellent- Christ, that He is pleased to speak of sets slant Sunday at the home of tbetr
supper was served by the members of ChriHimst, ander low and humble com- daughter. Mrs. Walter Iott.
the Goderich W.M.S. Those assisting parisons. He that U the sun of right -
ren
and Mrs. Item Boyd and child -
the D. J.ren. of Pa;mer-ton, spent Sunday with
eousueas, and the bright'nud morning her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
star, compares Himself to a vine. The Weaver.
vine has an unsightly, unpromising out- Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cornelius and
side; and Christ had no form, nor Mrs. Jos. Cornelius spent Wednesday
out. music,' in the old Scottish metre. true vine. But It is most probable
Miss L M. Jeekell, of Exeter, pre that 1t was spoken while they were
eldest of the Presbyterial R'.3LS. con going from the paschal supper to the
veyed tbe greetings of that body to Mount of Olives (Barnes on the New
the rally. Testament).
The offering received was added to The die curse may be reduced to four
the [sad maintained for the purpose words: 1, Fruit, verses 1-s. 2, Love,
of annoortlnR n children's home in In- 817. 3, Hatred, 1S -2•i(-4, The Cola -
furter, 20, 27. Toda}''s lesson covers
the first and second of these.
dia. This home is kept by the Isole
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-'*1I 'smidgen Display of Autumn and Sinter 34ntnery-
ee FRIDAY and SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 28th and 29th
Showing becoming Berets and what is smartest and new in Felt
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STUDIO: EMS. J. HARRISON
Vietoria Street Goderich Telephone 2873
with negro epiritdala at the aerrlee present were Miss A. MacDonald, God- Miss Mottle seem
In Union church. This will be the erih; Miss T. SI. Jcekell, F.zeter, and known, God -
salvation to the ends .ot the spent the pest three weeks with friends
second appearance of the singers at Mn. R. Cameron. Hensel'. Mrs. Mer- ear
He• is the true vine, as truth li op -
Union and a treat is in store for every- ton Reid, leader of the Senforth crone, . Posed to pretence and counterfeit ; the
one....Annicerenn
ary services will be annoeed that her hand. numbering Farther is the husbandman -the land -
held In Union church on Sunday, Oc- thirty. was advised to remain at home
totter 21, In the afternoon at 2.30 and because a- an ontbrenk of infantile worker. Though the earth is fisc Lord'■
the evening at 7.30. It is expected paralvel• in her town. I It yields Him no fruit unless lie works
that Rev. W. P. Lane. of North street
Culled church, GodSrich, will be tbe
epeeist* at twtb- serxicea. The
be special muaic....Rally Day will be
observed In Union church next Sunday,
September 30.. The service will be at
3 p.m.; Sunday school at 2 p.m....Ow-
Ing to the funeral on Sunday, there
was a small congregation at T'nion.
The pastor, Rev. 7. W. (`resits, preached -ot Hendon, spent the week -end at .their
from the text, "He hath ah,wed these , home. .-
(1 man, what Is good; and what doth Mrs. Calderwood of Ottawa is visit-.
the Lord require of thee. but to do Ing her brother, Mr. George King, and
justly, and to love mercy, and to walk
humbly With thy God" (Micah GA).
SAYFIELD
In Detroit and Stratford.
Many will be pleased to know that
Mrs. Murray. is .making n splendid
recovery and is now able to sit up
after belts,: ,o many .months on her
It. God has not only a property in back.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gaunt attended
but a care of the vine and all tbe the funeral of Mr. Thos. Irwin of
branches. Never was any husbandman
so w se, so watchful about nig vide -..Fast with her pher pnh on Sundaes and visited
arerents, Mr,.and Mrs, George
BAYFIELD, Sept. 26. -Mr. and Yrs. yard, as God is about 1196 church, Coulter.
George M. Fisher of Waterloo, who wh(eh therefore moat needs be fruitful. Miss Annie Kennedy and Pete
,pent n couple of weeks with Mrs. F. From a vine we look for grapes, and I visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mot
A. Edwards. returned home on Sunday. from a Christian we look fee Christian -II -oho geld of Atom
Mrs. Gairdner and daughter Betty, ' its, that is the fruit. We must honor
God, and do good, and exemplify the lir. and Mrs; John Craig and family
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
gwHty_ aad power of the religt(,n Ke. Preeir-4104thbe.,,L Auburn __- _..__ ..,.
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In a popularity content recently held in the Christian Die. The best have yrs. Robt. McClennglsaf spent last
at the pavillon Miss Annie McLeod, that In them which needs to be re week In Toronto with her sister, Mrs.
daughter of Mr. W. J. McLeod, wad moved; some notions, pesslona, or hum- Waterworth.
the winner, having the choice of a trip ora, that want to he purged away, Quite a number attended the social
to Chicago fair or $25. She chose the which Christ has promised to do by evening held in the hall on Friday
latter. His word, and spirit, and providence. evening. A splendid program of home
yg„ z1.Tbn-nins of fruitful branches, in talent was given. After the program
thkst v n t'1�,�gtriiwpter greater fruitfulness. Is the young folks danced for a few hours.
In Trinity church at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m., i the care and work of the great Hus- Rally Day Is being observed In. the
when Ven. Archdeacon Jones -Bateman bandman, for His own glory. United chnreh next Sunday.
will be the serial preacher. I la emotes 9-17 Christ 1s discoursing , Mr. and Mrs. Amos Cornelius. Mrs.
Heard-Eltiett. Beautifully decor- I on love; a fourfold love. Jas. Cornelius and Mr. and Mrs.
ated with pink and whit` asters and I First He speaks of the Father's lore Thompson and family, of Bclgrave,
autumn leaves, St. John's church, Var- i to Him. He loved Hint, and yet so spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
nes, was the scene of a very pretty,loved the world, as to deliver Him up ['Reston of Walton.
autumn wedding on Saturday at high!, for us all. When Christ was entering
1prof'ess; and this is bearing fruit.
Yr. an4!' 'rs.'J. DZBeeerott attended
In nature there must be pruning In Seaforth fair on Friday and visited
order to further fruitfulness. So it Is with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Kirk.
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DIDts'r ORDER HEAT POUCS
'IRE FROST WAS OW* COIR
A MOM AND A WISER MAN -
IiIE ROSE THE MORROW MORN 1
ANOTHER DAY
PASS
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The rules of our yards are rigid.
Every load of coal that, enters
must give the countersign -"14
kt. Solid Coal and Clinker -'free."
We know what the Heat Polka will
do f6T-7'5u, because what can't
come in, can't go out. The
Heat Potka are a set of jolty
elves that trim old winter's
claws.
The)! spare your purse and dis-
position. They will turn a win-
ter cold as ice into a summer
warm and nice.
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noon, when Ruth Irene, daughter of on His sufferings, He comforted Him -
Mr. and Mrs. Morton Elliott of Varna,! salt with this, that His Father loved
was united in marriage to Frederick II -11m.
George Heard, son of Mrs. Heard and I Secondly He speaks of Meson love
the late Wm. Heard of Bayfield. The to His disciples; "As the Father hatb
wedding music, the Bridal Chorus loved Me, so have I loved you." A
from Ldhetterin--fnd--` Meedekesehn's•�
wedding march, was played by the
'bride's cousin, Mra. Lang, of London.
During the signing of the register Mra.
1). A. Morrison of Kitchener, aunt of
the bride, sang very sweetly, "Because."
The bride, given In marriage by her
father, was daintily gowned in blue
Roshanara crepe with blue hat, gloves
and shoes to match. She carried a
beautiful bouquet of Killarnia roses
and gypsophlla. The hride was at-
tended by the groom's sister, Miss Nina
Heard, wearing a gown of rose Bosh-
anare crepe and carrying a shower I or more
tJheuscathnully rgedt upon
ue, by
bouquet of pink Sweetheart roses. The
al
best man was Mr. Clayton Elliott, I love. An under the law the prohl-
brother of the bride, and the ushers I bition of idolatry was the eAmmand-
were Messrs. Rus -et Heard and Alvin tat more 'misted on than any other,
Elliott. After the ceremony a recep- I foreseeing the people's tendency to that
tion was held at the home of the i sin; 90 Christ seeing the addletednPas
bride, which was attractively decorated I of the Chrtsttan chnrrh fry linehaeR-
wtth ajtumn flowers.- The color }(ableness has laid most stress upon
when* throughout was pink lad 1Artng one another. "These things- I
white. Receiving with the bridal
couple were Mrs. Heard. the groom's
mother, and Mrs. Elliott, mother of
the bride A buffet ltlncheon was served
atsaage..eapresaion et- Ute-aemieseea4-
fns grace of Christ! As the Father
loved Him, wbo was most worthy, He
loved them, who were most unworthy.
Thirdly he speaks concerning the
disciples' love to Christ, enjoining them
to continue to His love. The disciples
were to go out on service for Christ in
which they would meet with many
troubles; but, says Christ, "continue
In my love."
Then He speaks eoneerning the dis-
ciples' lore to one another. No one duty
of religiop ismorefrequently inculcated
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ANNOUNCING__
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the opening of the HOLLYWOOD BEAUTY SHOPPE
SATURDAY, SEPT. 29th
We have Installed lu our Shoppe all new modem equipment.
Mr. and Mrs. Mellrlde, who have had seven years' expertenee
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command you." He speaks as 1t lie
were about to give. them many thing% in
charge. and yet names this only, "That
Ss. )tore lone another.'-(Henry►a'
to about fifty (neata, relatives of the -Bible). • • •
contracting parties. Amid showers of I WORLD MISSIONS
good wishes and confetti, the bride and i
groom left on a motor trip to Quebec Christian Missions at Work in Rural
and Montreal. For travelling the Districts
bride donned a knitted wool plaid,The rural task of Christian missions,
dress with mat of bine treehark cloth, which has been to the forefront In min -
blue fox fur and matching accessories. I slonary endenrora throughout the
On their return they will reside In world to recent years', has not only
Gtlderleh. The bride and groom were been swoon -Ude for the dere!opment
clpicnts of many awful and beautiful i of many an agrlenlutral field, tint has
gifts, among them being a handsomeI provided vital eonta'ds for erangellcal
cheque from Mr. ldoyd and employees work he'wesn misdooary and farmers
of Stratford, the groofn being a mewl who are without the Gospel. It is het
her of the aisles liter of title firm. The coming an annual feature of the Cana -
groom's gift to the bride was a beantl- , clan School of M lttlons, Toronto, to
fug cabinet of 'diver. to the brtdersmafd hold an Institute on the rnral tank of
Christian missions. when eminent an-
thorltlee present addresses and lead
dieeusslons.
Of moment this summer was the visit
a}ata7Re to Toronto of Rev. Walter 51 Menatea,
rison and Mr. and Mra. F. G. Scotch- a missionary serving in India tinder
met, Kitchener; ifr. and Wre. Stock- ttheI?nf edoOhrioUa. Missionary
So-
ciety
oDisciple* of tat, sad
ton, California.
M_. ROBINS
`Takes Pleasure in Announcing -
the Visit of
MR. HUDGIN
a gold neeklaee, to the beat man gol
tie clip and collar net, to the planlst
and soloist silver nut bowls. Mel*
tiresattending the wedding from a
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