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St. Patrick's' program
Held 'on' Friday
WHITECHURCH,Rey. •R„ T A.
Marshall 'was chairman: for 'the
variety St, Pateick's' program pre-
sented last Friday evening in the
Memorial Hall here, under the aus-
pices of the Women's Institute, A
packed house .was in attendance.
Piano...solos were given 'by Mrs.
Dan Tiffin, Mae Ross,Helen Currie,
'Margaret " McMillan and George
Conn. Mrs. James Richardson
sang a solk "It Took a Miracle 9f
Love and Grace" and Sharon and
Carol Edwards sang "How Great
Thou Art" and an encore, Murray
Coulees played several violin num-
bers, with .Miss Ruth, Irwin at the
piano and Stanley,. Bismark and
Mr. McRae delighted the audience
with their accordion 'numbers. •
Mrs. James Falconer gave it ha -
morons reading, "Deacon Green's
Courtship". Mrs. D. S. lVfacNaugh-
ton gave 'a humorous "monologue;
"Fried Chicken Sunday Dinner"
and also "Cuddle Doon" and Mrs.
Millan Moore gave several Irish
readings. Miss Ann Currie danced
the sl,vord datum and an encore,
and Jimmie Rose, Barry Tiffin and
George Conn, with their orchestra
numbers, were_ loudly' applauded.
The one -act draina, "Fright" Was
then presented by the North Hu-
ron Xunior Farmer group under
Mrs. Kennedy's leadership and was
followed with intense interest from
start to finish. This 'group was
placed first by the adjudicator and
will defend their place at the fin-
als in Seaforth on April 1.
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Hello Folks!
As I indicated in my first
weekly advt.. it has ,been a
pleasure and a privilege to
represent; you An the 22nd
and 23rd Parliaments 'of
Canada:.
Th O 'experience I have bad en
school boards,
municipal and
county councils and in my
business, have been' of great
value in the larger field of
federal government
Should you, the voters of
Welliegton-Outou, see fit to
re-elect nut as your federal'
member on March 3Is I'
assure yen that I Will do my
Ittittot4 to Promote the wel-
fare Of the .itteliViduaL, my riding Kul the nation as a Whole.
(#\NIT FOAGET ItrOIAIS
A VOTE FOR 1VIARVIN I-tOWE IS A
VOTE FOR JOHN DIEFENEAKER
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Tins 1 usher er whighani looks over the program Weil was presented by theA
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Institute and Theological Seminary Chorale here on Saturday eveeinn g'. Looking oare Ms. Wm. Corey:
William •a thin;Pdrs, Bae, Director, and1oy. Prank leoksma," ALA., all members of the faculty,, (Clark)
Life Underwriters
Met at Hanover
Thm
Tilemonthly dinner meeting, of
the Saugeen Life Underwriters
Asseciation was held, on Saturday
at the Hanover Inn at Hanover.
Members -wre present front Kin-
cardine, Tiverton, Wingliam, Mt,
Forest, Harriston and ` Hanover.
President Harry Bruegernan Was in
the chttir and conducted the .busi-
ness of, the meeting, He also In-
trodheed the guest speaker, Arthur
Pitman of Oshawa, associated
with the ,Thatdential Insurance
Company of America, and presently
the regional vice-president of the
Life • Underwriters Assoc., of Can-
ada.
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Pitman spoke on the bene-
fits 'of belonging to the..LE,A.C.,
of being a life underwriter and of
life insurahce. He rOlated • many
personal stories .of ,how hisac-
quaintances and' he hirnself had
benefited greatly front the 'acquisi-
tion of life Ina/ranee preperty
• The speaker was ably tha,Aked by
Robt, Thompson 'of Tiverton. The
lucky draw was won by' Orville
Taylor of Kincardine. Plans were
made for the April meeting. to co-
ineide with the Life *Underwriters
Training Course clasees which are
being held each Saturday in Hee
over. •
WIIITECIIURCH.
Mr, and Mrs. Arnold Lougheed
and children 'of Midland are holt-
,
flaying ths week at the home of
h'er parents, Mr. and Mrs. George
Fisher. /
Mr. and -Mrs, Eugene Armitage
arid family of London spent the
Week -end at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John McBurney,
Farm .Fru un met on Monday
night•at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Purdon with twelve pre-
sent. Mr. and Mrs. James rafeener
held high points in euchre. The
group decided, to hold 'a pot luck
supper next' Tuesday at the bottle
of Mr. and Mrs. Falconer, Each
family will contribute a 'number
towards the evening's program.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas, Mcllrath have
been laid up with a, bad dose of
cold.
Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Hamilton of
LucknoW visited on Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Buckton. *
Mrs. Melvin Mathers of Morris
has been hired by the S.,S, No, 10,
APPEARANCE, Of JESUS. 116 Easter Set I Speaks
The Easter Seale have, come to
DEscRIBE0 By ,llomAN. town; • •
• They're as busy as can be:
They show Credentials- br renowT1
T,e . everyone theY. see.
Recently we recervecl an inter-
esting article from one of our sub-
scribers, J. T. B. Scott. It is- an
ancient pen portrait of Jesus, taken
from The Californian, a religious
weekly paper. ;
This marvelous pen portrait of
Jesus was. clipped Vern -an old
issue of The Kansas City' Star
which evidently reprinted the
same from the New York World, It
Is a despatch from. Rome and it
reads 'as follows:
Prom the dust of more than
1900 •years a studious, modern
Roman has rescued a pen portrait
of Jesus Christ. It was drawn in
one of the letters that Publius
Lantulus, who' was a Ronian Pro-
consul in Palestine and knew the'
Saviour of Nazareth, Wrote to a
friend.
"There has appeared 'here a man
of strange virtue." Publiva Lan-
tulus wrote, wrote, "His disciples call him
the Son of God,' He cures the sick
and raises the dead to life, He 'is
a very handsome man and worthy
of all our attention. His hair is
blonde and covers •his shoulders in
separate curls and is parted in the
middle 'after the fashion of, the
peoPle of Nazareth. 'His forehead
is smooth and Serene, without
mark or wrinkles. His countenance
is pink, his nose is well formed,
his beard the same color as his
hair, and is parted in the middle."
"In his gaze is an expression of
wisdom and openness, His eyes
are blue and shine terribly when
he reproves people, but in conver-
sation , they are 'amiable. His ob-
servatiops are expressed with live-
liness, although he always remains
calm, Nobody has ever seen him
laugh, but he weeps often. • Of a
good height and straight figure, he
has very • beautiful hands and
arms. His manner of speaking ir
serious. He speaks but little, and
is modest, In short he is as hand-
some as a man may be. They call
him Jesus, the son of Mary."
Expert antiquarians and • stud-
ents pronounce the letters of Pub -
nus Lentulus to be entirely gen-
uine. For centuries 'they were for-
gotten save by students of Latin
and ancient Rome. The advent of
Christmas brought the letter quot-
ed to the Inlaid of an old professor
here, he translated it into modern
Italian and sent it to some of his
learned friends, as a histhrieal
curiosity. It seems to verify the
tradition that the Saviour had a
fair complexion and light hair,
'Kinloss' trustees to teach in the
fall term. '
Mr. and Mts. Audrey Coultes and
son Mark of Tobermory visited en
Thursday at the home of Mr. and
Mrs, Albert Coultes, and with other
relatives ie this district. Mr. and
Mrs, Albert Coultes entertained a
number of friends and telatives in
their home last Monday evening.
Mrs. Hugh Simpson and baby
1 daughter.arrlved home from Wine
ham Hospital on Sunday. Her
mother, Mrs. Struthers of Lucknow
spent last week at the Simpson
borne,
IV, and Mrs. Melvin lVfeCletta-
ghee and Michael of Kitchener
Visited on Sunday at the home of
his parents, Mr, and Mrs, tien Me,.
dlenaghan.
Miss Marjorie Currie of Toronto
spent the week -end °with , her
mother, Mrs, R., J. Currie. . •
Mr. and Mre. Elroy Laidlaw 'and
children were in Coderich en Sat-
urday and Visited with his Mother,
Mrs, ,Taa, Laidlavt, who has been
a. patient for the past week in the
hospital there, suffering from flu.
Mr, and Mrs. Ezra SchetiZvlit
ed on Sunday at the home of Ur,
and Mrs. Reg. SehOltt of Auburn.
.Mr,, and Mrs. Kenneth Johnston
amid daughters of Clinton visited
on Sunday' at the home of his
pattnta, Mr, and Mrs.' Gershorn
johnston,
• Mrs, Mina, Mettitehie and ,tames
A geoinetriaallgseinned Shia of lanysivihite totyleoe aver In, toolooltift
Ourrte received word from Mr, and
of yellow woo used by &Anjou in this gown tor the opt -tog coneetion of Mrs. iig1n Currie,. TOolito, this
the Canadian Assiiciation atCloutorietft. The friouguhir melif re.; weelt..eml the posh4 or their,
witted in the thee -trimmed Waite udthdt tuns to it, low V In. the lords. , daughter -to -1i% Mra. Sohn duffle,
robtie by 'itroelt Mlis, .te the Woman's HOSpitttl, TOMEI:5
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"Credentials --What are they? we
ask;
'Then, with a radiant smile,
He says '"They prove to, you our
task •
Of making life worth Willie,
"Credentials prove we represent
Our worthy Lions Club;
And In that Name to you we're
sent:
We are the Liona' Sub.
"I wish to speak about the goal
That Lions long to reach—
The Crippled Children's limbs
made whole;
Their tongues made right for
sp,eech,
"You ean't observe a gIi1 or boy
Who is crippled, say, from, birthi•
And still retain your peace and joy,
Your merriment and mirth,
."With sober thought and stalwart
heart
You'll say cannot balk;
But willingly do my par
To help that 'child to walk,'
"I'm but a little Eeaster Seal;
MY 'Story «I have told; •
Now if you feel the way I feel,
Your cheque you'll not withhold.
"So if you wish to be a Sub,
With happy thoughts compiled;
Then help our Boss, The .Lions
Club
To aid the crippled child"
An Easter Seal
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By (Rev.) C. P. Johnson,
St. Paul's. Rectory,
Wingham, Ontario
on Friday, after an illness of over
three years. She was in her 31st
year and was the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Greenwood of
Highland Creek. Besides her hus-
band she leaves two daughters,
Caroline 9 years and Nancy 4
years, with her parents and her
grandmother, Mrs. preTrwood. A
private funeral wa‘ held on Mon-
day.
Mrs. Fred, Yausle' and son, Car-
man of London, spent the week-
end at the home of Mr. and Mrs,
Gordon MdBurney, Mrs,, Edward
McBurney, Carman and Ivan of
Wingham visited, there on Sunday.,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Montgom-
ery visited on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Fraser of Walton,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert Proctor
and Sons of Brussels visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Thos,
Jamieson. Mrs. E, Stapleton, who
had been visiting at the Proctor
htene will spend the next few
weeks with Mr, and Mrs. Jamieson,
Mr. Garnet Farrier was in Tor-
onto on 'Filday last week and. his
father, Mr. W. R. Farrier, who had
been visiting with Mr. and //Ire,
Carmen Farrier, returned home to'
Whitechurch. Mrs. Farrier return-
ed home on Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Lorne' Johnston, Lucknow,
who had been visiting in Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Cook and
Austin visited on Sunday 'with Mt.
and Mrs. Grahath Cook of Ripley.
Mr. and Mrs, Murray McDowell
and Heather of Ashfield visited on
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Wm.
Kennedy of 1Vtartioth,
Mr. Frank KekenSwiller, Who
Was a patient in Wirigham
tat during. the past Week, was able
to return heme On Iruesday. •
Mr. •ind Mrs, Wm, FISher Of
Timmins, Who have been visiting
with his parents, Mr. and Mr.
George Flake left On Tuesday to
visit with Hitehener relatives.
Mr, and Mrs, 'dart Weber and
daughters visited on Sunday with
Mr, Harvey j'ehriston Palmer -
131111e alai oho,
visited on Sunday with Mr, and
MrS, 8, Willis of dowatotowtt.
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