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• April. 21 - 22 - 23
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ST. HELENS—Two beautiful
Easter lilies, one the gift of the
Lucknow Horticultural Society, the
other of the Women's Association,
added their silent message to the
WMS THANKOFFERINfi
AT MILLER HOME
ST. HELENS = The Easter
Thankoffering of the W.M.S. of
the United Church was held at the
(home of Mrs. , W. T, Miller on
Thursday with 12 ladies present
and the president, Mrs. B. F. Green,
in charge,
The impressive worship service'
consisted of the Easter story from
the Scriptures, read by Mrs, T. J.
Todd, Mrs, W. I, Miller and Mrs.'
G. MacPherson interspersed with
appropriate Easter hymns. ..
Mrs. Charles McDonald read
"Calvary and Main Street"; Mrs.
F. McQuillin, 'The Sign of the
Cross" and Mrs. Green "May
Remember Easter" and "The
World Needs Easter". Mrs, Simon
de Boer favoured with a solo,
The 'treasurer reported that $35.00
had been sent to the Presbyterial
treasurer. The roll call was re-,
sponded to by stating the number
.of home and hospital calls made
during the month, Mrs. Green
spoke briefly on the disturbance in
Africa. • e
Mrs. T. J, Todd presided for the
meeting of the W.A. that followed.
The theme was "Joint' Heirs with
Christ", Mrs. W. A, Miller read
the Scripture lesson and Mrs. John.
Cameron, the lessen thoughts. The
treasurer reported $47,00 in the
treasury. It Was decided to put-
chaSe an Easter lily for the church
for Easter Sunday.
A pleasant social hour was en-
joyed With Mrs. Green and Mrs.
Allan Miller as hostesses.
William ianten of Toronto'' attend-
ed the service hi the United
Church On. Sunday Morning and
were greeted by many old friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Corbett
of Alliston and Messrs. Richard
and itlhvood Elliott of Volyrood
wore Sunday guests of Mr. and
,Mrs, Allan Miller,
service in the United Church on
Sunday morning.
Rev, B. F. Green gave the special
Easter message. The choir sang
the anthem "He Lives" and Mr.
and Mrs, E. W. Rice, accompanied
by Mrs. Chester Taylor, sang "The
Holy City".
ST, HELENS
Miss Beverley Gaunt spent the
Easter week-end in New York as
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. Ward
Cornell of London.
Mr. and Mrs.-Ken Grewar and
Nancy and Miss Ruth Webb of
Brantford were Easter holiday
visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Webb,
Miss Donna Woods, student
nurse at the Kitchener-Waterloo
Hospital, spent a few days at her
home .here last week.
Mr. and Mrs, Ray Laidlaw of
Wingham. were Easter visitors with
Mr. arid Mrs, T..1. Todd,
Mr, and Mrs. 'G, S. McIntyre and
Donald of Richmond Hill were re-
Cent visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
W. I. Miller. Dodd remained fer
the vacation,
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Brown of
Kitchener were Week-end guests of
Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Woods.
Mr, and Mrs. George Leadbelter
of Toronto and Mrs. Colin Mae-
Gregor of Kintail also Mr, and
Mrs. James Durnin of Luckn.o3V
were visitors with Mr. and Mrs,
George Stewart on Friday.
Mr, and Mrs. Cordon Miller arid
Larry of London were Easter
visitors with Mr. and Mrs, Chester
Taylor with Larry remaining for
the Week,
Mr, and Mrs. burnitt Phillips of
bungahriert and Mr, and Mrs.
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