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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1964-05-28, Page 14Page 6 -- Wingharn Advance -Times, Thursday, May 28, 1964 MET AT GORRiE --- The Huron Deanery meeting of the Anglican Church was held in. Gerrie at St. Stephen's Church last Wed- nesday for the first time. Pictured above are Mrs. K. E. Taylor, Guder:ch, president cf the Horon Diocesan W.A.; Mrs. W. E. Middleton, Exeter, president of the Huron Deanery W.A., and Mrs. R. H. Middleton, Hensel! . secretary -treasurer of the Huron Deanery W.A.—A-T Photo. BISHOP LUXION SPEAKER Fold Deanery Meeting ti St. Slephen's Church Rt. Rey, George N. Luxton, Bishop of liuron,officiated for a service of Holy Commuhion in St. Stephen's Anglican Church, Gorrie lase Wednesday at the opening of the spring meeting of Huron Deanery, fie was assisted by Re v. H, Donaldson of St. Thomas' Church in Seaforth, rural dean; and Dr. K. E. Taylor of St. George's Church in Goderich, Bishop Luxton addressed the members of the Women's Aux- iliary and the clergy at the morning meeting when he spoke on the Anglican World Cong- gress. fig said a world mission program has evolved from the congress which is linking close- ly the datant parts of the worl. Ile said that a church that lives to itself dies to itself. The bishop appealed to those pre- sent to support the church all over the world. besides .,eep- ing an equal interest in diocesan mission wor.:, airs. K. E. Taylor, diocesan pr. side it, addressed the Wo- men's Auxiliary with greetings from the diocesan hoard. :sirs. Win, F'. Middleton of Exeter, deanery pre-adeirt, presided. y0' car The deanery officers will con- tinue to hold office until the fall meeting. Archdeacon Carmen J. Queen of London showed a film on the Anglican Congress and missionary work, Deanery officers are: Hon- orary president, Mrs. Fred Hunt Goderich; president. Mrs. Wil liam E. Middleton, Exeter; vice-president, Mrs. Fred Hu - die, Clinton; secretary -treas- urer, Mrs. R. H. :.Iiddleton, Hensel': education, Nits. J. B. Biggins, Bayfield; life mem- bership. Mrs. George Dover, Brussels; candidate, Mrs. Fred Hudie, Clinton. MASONIC SERVICE AT McINTOSH CHURCH LAKELET- Rev. G. Howard Pace was the speaker when the Clifford 1‘,iason1e Lodge No.315 held !ts animal divine service on Sunday at :McIntosh United Church, with 50 masons in at- tendance. Special music was provided by the choir and a duet was sums by N!isses Sandra and June Wright. Our "know how" makes a big difference! The expert precision with which we take care of a lube job or any other auto serv- ice makes a big dif- ference in your favor. Several Social Functions Held For Bride -Elect GORRIE-Miss Gwen ilynd- man was hostess for a miscel- laneous bridal shower, held on Friday in the Gorrie United Church hall, in honour of Miss Evelyn Anne Stephens, bride- aect of June. The Sunday school auditorium was taste- fully decorated with pink and white streamers. Several interesting and amusing contests were enjoyed and a very complete recipe book was compiled from the guests' favorite recipes. The guest of honour, assisted by her nieces, Misses Marilyn Grain- ger, Debbie and Cheryl Ste- phens, opened the gifts which were presented in a gaily de- corated wagon. In a few well- chosen words, Evelyn Anne expressed her appreciation for the many beautiful gifts and for the thoughtfulness of her hostess. Prior to this, on May 15th, Evelyn Anne was pleasantly surprised when her classmates of London Teachers' College presented her with a complete bathroom ensemble at a bridal shower held at the home of Miss Marilyn Stewart, R. R, Denfield. On May 9th, Miss Sandra Chamney, R. R. 1, Belgrave, was hostess for a kitchen show- er, when former classmates from Wingham District High school presented the bride -to be with an electric floor pol- isher, vlany other useful gifts for the kitchen were received from friends in the Belgrave district. C.G.I.T. to Hold June Banquet BELGRA VE - The C. G. I. T. meeting opened with games followed by the usual worship service. Nancy VanC_amp read the rtiinutes and recorded the church and Sunday school at- tendance. The treasurer's re- port was given by Joyce Proc- ter. A discussion was held on the Mother and Daughter banquet to be held June 18 and commit- tees reamed were: Dinner, Lyn- da Coultes, Donna Grasby, Joyce Procter; program, Mar- ilyn Taylor and Wendy Fear; worship, Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Logan. The nett meeting will t,e May 13';. The group worked together on crafts. Joyce Coultes gave the call to worship and Audrey Coultes read the Scripture. 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