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BelmoreiWIViS Meet's
At Simmons Home
BEI-MORE—The Woman's Mis-
slonary Society of the United
Church held their meeting on Wed-
nesdaY at the home of Mrs. Joe
Simmons,
Mrs. Tom Abraham, was leader,
and the theme was, "Bible Refugee
Year".
A hymn was sung, Mrs. Pace
'read Scripture and a Psalm was
r ead responsively, followed by
prayer.
Many items.* on refugees were
given by Mrs. Abraham, including
the story of one mother and her
wee boy who had become separated
in a ,refugee camp, shown on TV
recently. Mrs. Arthur Fitch gave a
reading on Christian stewardship
and Mrs. Fred Johann gave a
reading on Brotherhood.
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The chapter In the study book
"The Press" was given by Mrs..
Earl .15'itch. Mrs. Searson gave a
wonderful paper on Temperance,
telling many of the everyday tea.
gedles caused by drinking. She said
human lives will follow someone.
so remember, by example we can
either help or hinder to make life
easier for someone along life's
road.
The roll call was answered by
a verse on work. A quilt was quilt-
ed during the meeting. A hymn
was sung and Mrs. Abraham closed
the meeting with prayer, after
which Mrs. Simmons and Lois serv,
ed a dainty lunch.
Pupils Display
Model of Village
With Year's Work
BLUEVALF,— A wonderland of
pupils' work 'was on view in Blue
vale school on Thursday livening.
The walls of the 'class room and
the desks were filled with exhibits
of great variety -and represented
activities of each grade, from one
to eight, shown in models, pictures,
collections and carefully written
records.
Parents and friends viewed ex-
hibits of models of boats, aero-
planes, machinery, Indian articles
and poster and book records in mu
sic, arithmetic, social studies,
health and all the other studies of
the curriculum. There was a strik-
ing display of art. • The baking ex-
hibit in which even the grade one
pupils had a part, was a neW fea-
ture.
A sand table model of road build-
ing showed the various machines
BWEVALE
Rev..Arthui V, Gardner, of Ford-
wich 'United Church, preached in
,Bluevale United Church. on Sun-
day morning, using the text, "Be-
hold I set before you an open
door," Mr. Alan H. Neelon preach-
ed in the Wroxeter United Church,
where "flower Sunday" was ob-
served.
Mr. and Mrs. jack Bosman and
children of Woodstock and Donald.
Bosman of Hamilton. visited Mr„
and Mrs. Chares Homan on Sun-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil McEachern,
Mrs. Louise Neilson and son and
Gilbert MacEachern all of Toronto,
visited Mrs. R. F. Clamps on Sat-
urday.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Ravel Bdne of
Brussels, visited Mrs. W. J. Johns-
ton on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. joint ]McKee, Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest Harnish and
daughter Kathy, all of Montreal,
were recent visitors with Mrs. jos.
Curtis. Mr, and Mrs. Cecil Roll%
of Mitchell, spent Sunday at the
same home.
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Londsway
tad children, of Lotion, spent the
week-end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs.. Harry Elliott.
Mr. and Mrs. Harohd Procter and
Miss Margaret Curtis visited re-
!ently at Ingersoll.
A dance sponsored by the Blue-
vale Women's Institute was held
in the Bluevale community hail last
Friday evening. Farrier's Orches-
tra of Whitechurch Provided the
music.
The Huron County Mobile Lib-
rary will arrive at the Bluevale
Library on .June 7th, when books
will be exchanged.
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Messer, of
Toronto, 'were at their summer
home here for the week-end. '
in 'use and a. pupil was on hand to
explain the operations. The work
in religious instruction was illus-
trated in booklets and pictures of
Christ's life.
A model of Bluevale village was
of much interest. It showed the
churches, the school, business plac-
es, the river and residences. Ac-
companying it were book records,
written by the pupils of the past
and present history o'f Bluevale.
The budding poets were encour-
aged by a display of their efforts,
In which even the juniors were
successful.
The teacher, Miss Berva Gallaher,
and the pupils arc to .be congratu-
lated on this display of the year's
work, which entailed much plan-
ning and concentration,
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