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Underwood, Mrs 1t:43t+atd Ne%sttut
Mrs. Normtrn Wade, Mrs. Harry
Icing, Mrs, Jos Bennett. Mr:: 1•;d
Ward David anti Mrs. t''r:tilt 1)avitl
attended the annual Ilurtirl Dean
cry Woniarr's Ausili:iry meeting is
[+ordwieh 1:isl avot•k
Miss Thelma l:e tatt•tt reeeit't•il
her B.A. degree. 1ruru the islett•r•.s,t•
of Western (Jrctariu tin 'P1iiiis l;tv'
in London. Mr and 11r:,.
Bennett were ill Lt„ , tuns leer til,
convocation exercises Thelma is
spending a l'e•ta vte•t•k•i' holiday at
her home here.
Those from a distal:rt• attendi'::
the funeral of the late Mrs Jame::
Armstrong were Mr. Ronald Arm
strong, Clarkson: Mrs. Eric Spar
ling, Winona: Mr. and Mrs. .1. A.
Prout, 13othwetl 1Us. ltaviti 1,i1
hie and Mrs. Goodfellow of Tees
water; Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Jack
son, Clinton: and Mr. and M1:,
Laurie Scott, Blyth,
Mr, and Mrs. Orville Tiffin, Mr.
and Mrs Jos. Tiffin. Joan and
S
.Shirley, all of \Vlutechurc•1i, visit
ed Mr :urAt Mrs. l'hotruts McInnes
on Sunday.
:4.1r and 4.1rs Anil, i' i:;t tt't'0111ir
:inti 1,1we1i tii t)alcville s;pent the
fifth t•I>at :'. lire M and :141•, .Huts.
1t'inlay.
Mr :old Me. l're•tI tiov,h41. Hiss
4.'arol:eh t;trtlett tet St rattail. MI'
cues ails. .lt•r ry I'rtt•c•, .linuny and
1- it'Itt•y. :Iarni:c, :1t'rt• dental etit•4ls
ul hi.r, and VW-, liatry 1Ja tit• on
Suoday
111:t. .Unice: :!ht la spent til the
week end with Mrs. Piero t`uup
foul. \\'ittstl>:uu
11. all Nolo, 71 lit Al I. 1'11uatts
1'u'ri,•I' t;1 '1ir'IJittr, teoleil 51 tilt•
burnt• ut \1r. :teal 1rr.,, t'letrIcs
Bich on :Sunday.
11LSS Sital,s Bennett, 'i'uruuto,
spent the wed, eu,i with her par-
ents, :Mr•. avid Sirs Chester Bennett.
11r. :is.t Mrs i- i.1 r Halliday,
\\'ee;h:tut ti:. 1. d \lr. ;inti 11r's.
ltuy t ioe. dy in Sunday.
Mr. :old Sirs. 1lart,:.1 .\litehell
:tett 1i:t .vi tit l nsutitt:t. vaned on
1lr'. and 111'4 1'i 11. strong on Sun.
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HURON COUNTY CHAPTER of the Registered
Nurses' Association of Ontario Thursday night
gathered for an organizational meeting in Wing -
ham and approved officers for the coming year.
Left to right are Mrs. Margaret Platt, R.R. 3,
Seaforth, second vice-president; Miss Doris Haw-
thorne, Goderich, secretary; Mrs. Kenneth Mc-
Rae, Clinton, president; Mrs. Doran Thornton,
R.R. 2, Gorrie, first vice-president,—Photo by
Cantelon.
God's Love IsEverrAthere
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iniversary Servic They
C;ORRIE The congregation of
the United (hoter here was priv-
ileged to participate with the mem-'
bers of -tree church school' id their
annual anniversary and flower ser-{
vire, which was held on Sunday '
ntorning. The church was filled to
capacity with many corning early
to enjoy the prelude. of familiar
hymns on the organ and piano, pre-
sented by Miss Carol Robinson,
and Miss Corinne Rhame.
The theme of this year's service
was "God's Love" ;end this thought
wets carried throughout in the
floral decorations, The entry car-
rity1 the message that clod's love is
1
everywhere. and God's love is for
all, in English script and with
Ilarge pictures set in a floral back-
! ground depicting e:h11(111i of all
I races to the embracing arias of
Jesus. 1+)aclr window held a drawing
done by little Linda Robinson, an
eight-year-old pupil ;if the :Sunday
shows her own School 'c• 1 h in-
terpretation
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of clod's love expres-
sed in the sunshine, the stars, the
attitude of prayer :and above all in
the Cross.
The front of the church was
transformed into a terraced hill-
side with a fern. bordered pool, and
flowers blooming in a statural stet-
ting. In the background of the
choir loft, two white trellises filled
with lilacs, carried the eyes to the
blue ribbon banner un which the
thence stood out in white floral
letters.
The Sunday School pupils enter -
err the church in a floral proces-
sional, to the theme hymn, "God's
Love Is Everywhere." Each child
earried flowers and as they took
their place they formed a living
flower garden. The call to worship
was given by Barry O'Krafka, fol-
lowed by the theme hymn in chorus
by members of the junior choir and
the Sunday School.
A poem "Trust Him" by Cherub
Tompkins, and a chorus of eight
members of the primary depart-
ment, Peggy (.'arson, Brian Robin-
son, .Linda Watson, Linda .Robin -
0
son, Clarke IIydnutn, Paula Felk-
er, sows Carson and Elizabeth
Massey, "No Child Is Too Little
for ,Jesus to Love," prececde'd the
Scripture recited by Joyce and
Carman flaamilton. Linda Johnsbon,
continuing the thought expressed in
the Scripture lesson, recited 11 poem
entitled "How Much More."
During the singing of the hymn,
"Come Let Us Sing of a Wonderful
Love," the children retired to the
Pews reserved for them. A poem
"The Love of Christ", by Donald
Watson was followed by a musical
number on the violin by Sing
Chung, guest musician from Lis-
towel, wlie, contributed greatly to
the inspiration of the service with
his violin st'lectduu and also a vocal
solo, „The Lord Is My Shepherd."
The junior choir, which had been
trained by Mr's. Norman ('arson,
sang as ars anthem "Keep the
Bible in Your Heart." The singing
of the junior chair quid the speeial
leeial
music on the organ and piano, were
features of the service that the
congregation greatly appreciated,
Rev. Taylor thanked all who had
contributed to the efforts which
were responsible for the success of
the service and introduced Lloyd
Hutton of Kincardine, who address-
ed the congregation on the subject
"Things That Make Us Happy." Mr.
Hutton held th-e undivided atten-
tion of the children, and the inter-
est of the adults with his inocula.
ating talk, based on "The Beati-
tudes." Substituting the phrase
"happy are ye" for "blessed are I
ye," and using a model house as I
an illustration, "Mr. Hutton show-
ed the children the things God does
for all of us. At first the windows
of the house were dark and board-
ed up, just as people are often not
right inside. Then, as we try to
apply the way of life taught by the
beatitudes to our own life, a change
takes place. A light radiated from
within shines forth that those
around can see the difference. As
each beatitude was expanded, a
boarded up window was opened
showing the light within and giving
the house a' more attractive ap-
pearance. Just so the light of God's
love brightens up the dark places
in our life.
The hymn "The Wise May Bring
Their Learning' and the benedic-
tion brought the service to a close.
During the afternoon many visit-
ors called to enjoy the floral dec-
orations and organ music supplied
by Rev. Hird.
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(,ORRIS Mrs. Carl Dinsmore,
R.R. i, (kalif., had the misfortune'
to break a hone in her ankle on
Wednesday. She returned from
hospital en Saturday,
Surprise Party for
25th Anniversary
(IORRIE --Friends and neighbors
gathered at the hone of Mr. and
Mrs. Alex Petrie on May 24th for a
surprise party on the occasion of
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their ..5th wedding anniver. say ,
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The evening was spent playing'
progressive euchre, with 30 attend- '
ing. Miss Leone Harris read the
address and Ernest Harris made
the presentation of an eleetrie tea
kettle, lamp and casserole.
Third Minister
From Ireland
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To 1VIo esvvorth
(IORRI]j --Rev, Samuel James
Stewart, Newtonstewart, County
Tyrone, Irelatnd, has arrived to ac-
cept a call to the joint charges of
Molesworth and Gorrie Presbyter-
ian Churches. Rev. and Mrs.
Stewart have two children, Allis --
ter, 3 and 10 months -old Patricia.
By happy coincidence Rev. W.
J. Morrison, a college friend in
me hent in Toronto and
troland, t l
is also the interim moderator for
the Molesi'vo•th - Gorrie charge
which has been vacant since last.
fall, Then Rev, W. J'. S. McClure,
also of the emerald isle, accepted a
call to the Whitby Presbyterian
Church. His predecessor, Rev. Ro-
bin Boggs was from Ireland too,
The induction service will be
held on Friday, June 1st al Moles-
worth Presbyterian Church.
Rev. G. L. Royal,
Guest Speaker
The regulnr meeting of the
Couples' Club met 1•tst Tuesaay
evening in the parlors of St. And-
rew's Church with a good atten-
dance.
Mr. and Mrs, Terry Smith, the
presidents, gave the call to worship.
A hymn was sung, followed by the
Scripture and, meditations by Mrs.
John Isaac. Mrs, Free'. McGee gave
the offertory prayer.
Fred McGee introdu'ed the guest
speaker, Rev. L. G. Royal of Knox
Presbyterian Church in Goderich.
He spoke on "Armagh, a Presby-
terian Home for Unwed Mothers"
and used by all denominations. Ile
shared his experience as 1 chaplain
at the home during his ministry at
Norval. He was thanked by Mrs.
John Isaac and presented with a
gift on behalf of the Couples' Cali.
A contest was conductsd which
proved both humorous and eluca-
tional, Mrs. Reuben Appleby had
the most correct answers and re-
c'eived a small gift.
The meeting closed with prayer
and lunch followed. Mr. and Mts.
John Isaac and Mr, ano Mrs. bred
McGee were in charge for the eve-
ning.
AMONG THOSE ATTENDING the organizational
meeting of the Huron County Chapter of the
Registered Nurses' Association of Ontario at
Winghalri were, from the left, Mrs. Clayton
Shackleton, Wingham; Miss Eileen Minty, of
Brantford, president of district 2, R.N.A,O.; Mrs.
Walter Pocock, Wingham; Mrs. Mona Enzen-
herger, Goderich; Miss Lila Younghlut, Goder-
ich.-'Photo by Cantelon,
BRIE
Mrs. Frances Strong, Mr. Roy
Strong, Mr, and Mrs, 1s). H, Strong,
Misses Marian Adams and Carol
Ring attended Miss Donna Marie
Strong's birthday party on Fri-
day.
141r sThomas f
. and M1.. ()'I{t a. Isa
and Barry and Mr. and Mrs. Har-
ry Hastie were supper guests of
Mr, and Mrs. Loss Mann, Illuevalc,
on Sunday,
Mr, and Mrs. Erling Arthurs, of
Drew, visited on Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs, Stewart ,Strong. Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Brown, Beamsville,
were Sunday visitors at the sante
home.
Mrs. Phomas Douglas returned
hone from Palmerston Hospital on
Sa tu rday.
The Gorrie Wonen's Institute
will meet at the home of Mrs. Rus-
sell Adams on Tuesday, June fith,
Mrs, Harry 1th11ne will he the con-
vener. iteill call, bring a friend.
Mr. and Mrs, Alex Petrie spent
Saturday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley fle!mpel, Wroxeter,
and on Sunday visited with Mr,
anti Mrs. Stanley l+abort of Lis.
towel.
Mr. ;trial Mrs. Ernest Harris, Mr.
and Mrs. Stewart tenthly of Bel -
more, visited Wit11 M. F. and Mrs.
joint Boyd ui' hordtrich on Sun-
day.
14.1:r, (;isles' Edgar and Mr. Har-
ry Templeman aa•ompanied Harold
Townsei a.l, Gordon Gibson, William
Mei)onald and Mot Edgar of the
Howick Lions (Jab to attend the
first day of the Lions convention
in Hatrt!lton. A parade of 100
floats started at Victoria Park, A
service was held in the evening at
the arena, where the Buy Scouts
displayed the flags of all coun-
tries.
Rev, and Mrs, George C. Mitchell
visited Sunday evening at the home
of Mrs. Helen Stephens.
Reports Given on
D'istric't Annual
International Day, featuring Aus-
tralia, was the theme for the re-
gular May meeting of the Wing -
ham Women's Institute, with Mrs.
G. Hastie, president, in the chair.
Program conveners were Mrs, H;
Burrell, and Mrs, H. Aitchison.
The roll call was "Fiction or Fact
about Australia".
The motto, "Though we wander
or roam, there's no place like
home", was given by Mrs. H. Ait-
chison. Five members attended
the district anneal in Clinton on
May llth and Mrs, N. McLaughlin
gave a report of the district offi-
cers, Mrs. L. Fortune gave a re-
port of the morning session and
Mrs. E. Parrish reported for the
afternoon,
Mrs. H. Burrell conducted at con-
test which was won by Mrs. Lloyd
-Hingston. Three short films were
shown on Australia.
Hostesses were Mrs. Frank Ed-
gar, Mrs, 1'. McCormack, Mrs, C.
Hopper, Mrs. T. Weir and Mrs.
John Walker.
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Margaret and Mrs. Eunice Ilerr>'t
attended the capping ceremony at
• the Wingham Hospital on Friday
afternoon when :Miss Pauline So.
thorn was among the nurses who
received her cap.
Mr. and Mrs. I3111 1"tueli of 'Poison -
to were WOO( -end visitors Willi Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Gibson.
Isli'. and ':Mrs. Hugh Frew, Shar-
on and Valerie of Preston were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Earl Moore.
The sympathy of the community
goes to Mrs. Adorn Zurbrigg in the
passing 01 her husband in the Lis-
towel. Hospital on Sunday night.
Mr. William T. Sothern returned
.home Saturday from Palmerst-m
Hospital. He will celebrate his
100th birthday on Saturday, June
2nd.
Mrs. James Vittie and Mrs. Carl
s
-Stewartspent daylast week in
one
Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs, Murray Kirkby of
Port Credit spent the week -end
with Mr. and Mrs, Carroll John
son,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Demerling of
Fenelon Falls visited Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs, Anson Demerling,
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Browne vis-
ited over the week-encl with rela-
tives in Willowdale.
Mrs, Jessie O'Gorman of Toronto
spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. Wally Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. E, A, Schaefer
spent the week -end with Mr, and
Mrs, Stewart Schaefer in London.
Mr. and Mrs, Peter Chiomey and
Janey of Port Colborne Were week-
end visitors with Mr. and Mid, Alex
Keith.
Mrs. Albert ,Johnson returned to
the home of her son, Mr. Glenn
Johnson and Mrs. Johnson, Miss
Ruth .Tohson also visited here the
past week.
Congratulations to Mr. annd Mrs,
Carl Dareey, the former Florence
Leppington, who were: married Sat.
u
rd ay.
Mrs. William Wilson and Miss
Phyllis Wilson and Mrs. Jack Wil-
son spent Saturday in Kitchener.
A number of ladies from here at-
tended the zone rally of the Legion
Auxiliary last Wednesday night
in Brussels. Zone Commander Mrs,
Wm. McCann was re-elected for
another year.
The •sympathy of the community
goes to Holger Espensen who re-
ceived word last week of the sud-
den passing of his father in Dr'n.
nark.
Mr. and Mrs, James Vittie and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Sothern and
Gary, Miss Brenda Hilson and
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Mulvey visited
on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Car!
Stewart in Listowel.
Friends of Mr. Harold Doig will
be glad to hear he was able to re-
turn home last week from the Lis-
towel Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Sothern,
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