The Wingham Advance-Times, 1960-10-19, Page 5Members of 4-H Club
Hold Cocoa Party
BUIEVALE—The 5th meeting of
the 4-H Club was held at the home
of Mrs. William Gamble on Monday
evening. Patsy Craig acted as
secretary.
Mrs, W. J. Peacock gave points
on "Planning a Party", kind of
party, iivitations, duties of hostesa„
party themes, decorations and
games,
Mrs. Charles Mathers continued
with discussions on "the party guest
and introductions. The 'members
made cup cakes and then had a
cocoa party.
BLUEVALE
Mr. a;nd Mrs. Charles Coultes
were recent visitors to Clinton,
Mr. and Mrs_, Raymond Elliott
'spent a Week-end at Port Credit
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bosnian
visited in Guelph . and Mr. Bosman
attended the ploughing match at
Springfield last week.
There was a large attendance at
the sectional meeting of the W.M.S.
of the Presbyterian Church, held at
Knox Presbyterian Church, on
Friday afternoon, when Rev,
George t Malcolm was the guest
speaker.
Mrs, Howard Black, of Toronto,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Sellers
and family, last week.
Mr, and Mrs. .T6seph Horton,
kisses Mary and Ruby Duff and
Mrs. M. L. Aitken were in Gode-
rich on Sunday.
' Rally Day service will be held in
the United Church on Sunday, Oc-
tober 23rd, at 10.30 am. ,The reg-
ular church service will follow at
11.30
, Mr. and Mrs. A, D. Smith of
Bluevale, Mr, and Mrs. Joe Smith,
of Wingham, and Mrs. Hugh Berry,
of Brucefield, visited at Erin on
Sunday.
On the occasion of the Laymen's
Service in the United Church on
Sunday, Mr. R. Hibberd of Ford-
wieh was the speaker. His sub-
ject was "Building", referring to
the building of character.
Mr, and Mrs. Melville and Henry
Mathers, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Pengelly and Mr .and Mrs. Bert
Campbell attended the baptismal
service on Sunday of Dwaine
Douglas, son of Mr. and Mrs,
Arnold Mathers, in Riverside
United ,Church, Toronto.
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Tea Demonstration
BEHMORE--:The fourth meeting
Of the Belmore "Dainty Dolls" 4-H
homemaking club was held at the
Kieffer home on Friday evening.
The roll call "One duty of a hostess
towards her guest" was answered
by 15 girls.
Mrs. Kieffer led the -discussion
on tea parties, formal and informal,
Mrs. Appleby explained different
fancy sandwiches and demonstrat-
ed the making of them
The tea table was then set and
A very dainty lunch was enjoyed
by all ereSent. Mrs. Kieffer poured
tea, assisted by daughters Marjorie,
Georgina and 'Corinne.
TP,c next Meeting. Is to be held
at the Appleby home on October
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The class Made sandwiebea
according to InstruCtielle Of Mrs,
Charles Mathers, 'and these Were
afterwards served. The Meeting
Was closed with The Queen.
IM.,UVAT..8- --The Mission Band
met in the United Church on TUes-
day afternoon, with the leaders,
Mrs. Mel. Craig and Mrs. Fleming
Johnston, Grace Mathers conduct-
ed the meeting and Ruth McLen-
nan read the minutes. Jean San-
derson offered prayer, Mary Edith
Garniss and Jim Hetherington
presented the offering.
The Scripture was read by Terry
Johnston. Mrs. Craig led in prayer,
Birthday greetings were sung for
Mrs, Craig and. Nancy Brewer.
The roll call was "Name a Bible
Character".
The mission story was told to
the juniors +by Mrs. Johnston and
to the seniors by Mrs. Craig, The
%attendance was 27,
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BIRTHDAY GREETING
DONNYBROOK — The October
fleeting of the WTMS and Ladies'
' Aid was held Tuesday evening at
the home of Mrs. John Hildebrand
with a good attendance. The tall to
worship was given iby Mrs. Milliard
Jefferson, who had charge of the
WMS Meeting:
"0 for a Thousand Tongues to
Sing" was sung and "A Thanks-
giving Prayer" Was read in unison.
Mrs. Stuart Chamney read the
Scripture lesson Mrs. Sam 'Tbrarip-
son led in prayer. Mrs. William
hardy read a Herald. Mrs. Wesley
Jefferson gave a reading on Chris-
tian Stewardship. Mrs, Stuart
Charinley gave a financial report
and the offering was received,
A vote 1Was taken about the in-
VitatiOli toGalvin-Brick Thank-
offering Meeting and it was decided
to accept pill inatitiatioh •Whieli is
gram. ; MM. W. J. reftock discussed
Mrs, Howard Harris, of Ford- With the Members, :afternoon tea,
wich, district president,. was the . equipment dishes eVelitialS, the food,. guest speaker. She stressed the:
importance of resolutions in the
work of the Women's Institute,
noting proper phrasing and the
sending of resolutions, from, the
branch, to the district, reaching the
area, and finally, the provincial:
board. •
Mrs, Harris continued her re-
marks on another topic, citizenship,
A eitizert: is one who has accepted
Canada's laws and as loyal - to her
institutions, . A good citizen is
devoted. to home, to his, commun-
ity and to the nation. In the home
the children's interests are valued
and their education considered
important. Community activities,
cultural and recreational, are sup-
ported by a good citizen. Mrs.
Nichol thanked the speaker and
presented her with. a -gift,
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Prepare Tea
/314Patg----The Girls' I-toine-
Maldng Club stinlYillif "Tbe Club
Girl )40tertains" met at the home
of Mrs, Mel, Craig. Mary Craig
NIchol was convener of the pro- read- the Iningtes.
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Turkey Supper tor
intermediates
BLUEVALE- -Over 200 people sat
dawn to a bounteous turkey supper'
in Bluevale community hall on
Friday evening, In honour of the
Jamestown intermediate softball.
team. Progresalve euchre 'was en-
joyed after the soppei%
The team, with slack Nicholson'
as manager and Don Gray as
coach, came second best in the
finals.
BLUEVALE Wri GUESTS
BLUHVALE--,The Women's
atitate met. in the community hell
on Thursday evening. Mrs. Eldred
Members of Wroxeter Women's
Institute were guests and they pro-
vided part of the program. Miss.
Carol Greig and Miss Dorothy
Douglas played piano duets and
Mrs. Gordon Greig and Mrs.
Charles McCutcheon sang duets.
Grace and Ruth'Mathers, of Blue-
vale, gave vocal duets also.
Mrs. Snarling Johnston presided,
and Mrs. W, J. Peacock read the
minutes and financial statement,
The roll callwas answered by quot-
ing an autumn verse.
Favorable comments were made
about the cleaning and finishing
of the fine floor in the hall, 'which
had been undertaken by the 'plan-
ning of the Bluevale Women's In-
stitute. Lunch was served by the
branch ;directors, Mrs. Joseph
Horton, Mrs. Harry Elliott and
Mrs; Charles Mathers.
DONNYBROOK
Mr. and- Mrs. John Noble and
family are spending a few days
with Springfield relatives.
Mit. and Mrs. G. A. McLaughlin,
of Detroit, were week-end guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson
and family and other relatives in
the district.
Mr. and Mrs. Don Jefferson and
Cheryl, of Clinton, visited Sunday
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Jefferson.
Baptismal service was conducted
at the Donnybrook United Church
on Sunday for Jane Aletta, daugh-
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thomp-
son.
Mr. Colin Dunkie and Misses
Jessie and Minnie "Junkie, of Mof-
fat, visited Donnybrook relatives
over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Thompson and
family were Sunday visitors with
her mother, Mrs. Cecil Chamney,
of Wingham, •
Mrs. Wesley Jefferson and Deb-
bie spent a day with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Elgin Josling, and
family, of Londesboro„
Mr. and .Mrs. Thomas Bailey and
son, .of Oak Lake, Manitoba, are
visitors with Miss Josephine and
Mr. David McAllister.
„October 27 at 8.30 p.m. Mrs. Charles
Jefferson had charge of the chap-
ter in the study book "Africa Dis-
turbed". The fees for the mission-
ary monthly were paid and after
singing another -hymn, Mrs. Jef-
ferson closed the meeting with
prayer.
. The Ladies' Aid was in charge
of Mrs. Charles Jefferson who
opened th meeting with a hymn.
Mrs. Edward Robinson read the
Scripture lesson, Mrs. Morley John-
ston gave a reading "Things That
Never Die", Psalm 701 was read
by the members, each reading a
Verse.
Mrs. Robinson gave the minutes
of previous . meeting. Mrs. James
teddy read a poem, "The Seasons".
After singing •another hymn Mrs.
Jefferson closed the meeting with
tile benediction, Lunch was served
by the hostess, assisted :by Mrs.
Harold Woods and Mrs. Gordon
Naylor.
Mrs. Morley Johnston invited the
ladieS to her horrid for the Novern-
1410 tilettiht.