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MISSIONARY NIGHT
ONYENIRS NAMED
J: ELORA.VE• fhe regider neet-
it* of the 'Worrra,n'a Misalonary
Society and: the Wtttnan's Asseel-
atien were held hi the` chores all
Wednesday afternoon, May 7.
Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler,. president
Of the W,A, opened that meeting,
witha reading on the theme, "Life".
Mrs, Cecil Chimney read, the lima -
'tares report:and; Mrs. J. M, Coulees
read the financial statement, show-
ing a balance oh :hand of ,$469.95,
The xell was :answered and the
collection received. *It was agreed
that all members •of the W,A, could
help to cater to thea Sunday School
convention to he held an May 28.
It was also decided not to hold a
garden party this year,
Mrs. Walter Scott, president of
the W.M..S,, opened their meeting
with a hymn and prayer. The treas-
urer's report was given by Mrs
George Martin and the gift fund
report by Mrs. Jesse Wheeler. Mrs.
James Michie conducted a question-
aire on Radio. and T.V. programmes
Mrs. Walter Scott, Mrs, 0, A.
Krug and Mrs, George Michie arc
I to, make preparations for the Mis-
sionary Night to be held on June 8.
everyone in the district from .other
churches is` cordially invited to
attend this meeting, when a Japan-
ese -Canadian will be the guest
speaker. . The rolt call was an-
swered with an item of interest on
Japan, followed by a hymn.
Thr study period was on japan,
with Mrs. C. N. ethery reading the
13th chapter of Corinthians, Mrs.
lenneth Wheeler gave an account
of Rev. Floyd Hawlitt's work as
an agricultural missionary. in Ja-
pan. Rev. Hawlitt 'originally came
from Elmira, Mrs. Borden Scot'
gave an account of Ernest B.ott and
Dr. Stone, Mrs. Krn,noth Wheeler
read a poem, Written. by Kagawa
and 'Mrs, ,Waiter Scott gave a story
on his life. Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler
read a short article on Mr. Ham-
mond,.A his three
R.C.A., about
months spent in Japan, The meet-
ing closed with a hymn and pray-
er, and Mrs. Scott also gave a
prayer written by Kagawa,
Mrs. 0, G. Anderson, of Bast
Wawantrslt sad members of he
family recently had the pleasure of
visiting with a .WWII, Miss FIca-
titer Mcs-CroStie of Christchurch,
New Zealand, Miss McCrostie is
travelling across Canada to Mont,
real, enroute to England and.
Seotlaud and to tour parts of the
Continent 'before returning sortie
time next year to her home in New
Zealand,
--Xr. Hartley Smith of Tillson'
burg, and formerly of Wingham,
spent Wednesday of last week in
,town.
aMrs, Lance Grain 'was*a visitor
with :her on to Listowel for a .few
days last week, •
—.Mrs. Norman Cameron joined
her 'husband and .SODS, David and
Brian, at their cottage at Qlipharit,
where they spent the week -end. v
---Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Weir, To-
ronto,
oronto, visited during the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs, Allister Green.
Lieut. aardd�Mrs. L. R. Eldridge
and son, Mark, of Barrie and Mrs.
Gilbert Eldridge of Toronto visit-
od with Mrs. M, Blatchford on
Mother's Day and attended the
christening of the former's son,
Mark, who is a grandson of Mrs.
Gilbert Eldridge and .Mrs. Blatch-
ford, ,
latch -ford,', . e
Mother's Day visitors at the
home,of Mr. and Mrs:: Harvey Ait-
ehison were Mr. and Mrs, Jack
Altchisen and Mr. Henry Aitchison
of Sarnia; Mr. and 'Mrs,Lorne
Aitchison of Mitchell; Mr, and' Mrs:
Toni Aitchison. of Kitchener and
Mrs. 'Herb Govier 'of Auburn,
—Mr. and Mrs. Alyin Currie and
family of Clinton, Mr.' and Mrs.
Gerald St Marie and Ken, Mr,. and
Mrs. Ray Colley and Mr. and Mrs.
Ken, Wisegarden and family, Lon-
don, and Mrs, Charlie Currie and.
baby Martin of San Diego, Calif.,.
spent the week -end at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. George Currie,
Winghani. Mrs. Charles Currie and
baby are spending a month with
friends and relatives in Wingham,
London and Toronto before return-
ing home at the end of the month.
and Mrs, Earl Hamilton
and family were in Sarnia last Fri.
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day and Saturday, Where the form..
er attended Grand Lodge of 01144
aria. West, Wingham Orange Lodge.
To. 794 were 'pleased to learn th.ay
had: received their officers' collars,
given them for the iargestincrease
in enrolment in Ontario Wet pis.
trictfor the year 4.957... !
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Merklcy
spent Monday to Friday at Nla.
gaga lk'nlls, !Buffalo, Toledo and
Port Huron, They "also visited
with their son; Raymond, a, patient.
in hospital in London.
--Mrs, Gordon Davidson: vleited
en Saturday afternoon With the
Keating family in Exeter,
-Miss Jessie Wilson, Rog, N, of
Toronto spent the week -end with
Mr. and Mrs, J. A. Wilson; John St:'
..Mrs. D. S, 1VIacNaughton and
John MacNaughton spent • ;Sunday
with the former's sister, Mrs. I'
J. Gamble at Ferdwich.
—'Mr. and Mrs. Ross ging ;ot'
Turrrberry spent the week -end with`
their daughter, Mrs. Wilford Cas
lick, Mr, Caslick and children„Pat-
rick Street. '
—Mrs. Cletus Rettinger and Miss
A, Morrison of Wingham,. Mi'ss;
Jean Irwin and Miss Arlene net -
Unger of 'Kitchener attended the
tea (hold. at the nurses' residence,
St. Joseph's Hospital, London, on
Wednesday afternoon of last week,
prior to 'the graduating ,exercises
in the evening,
—Mr. and Mrs. Bert Bailey ,of
.Detroit spent. the, week -end with
Mr, and Mrs:' Keith McLaughlin.
—Mr. and Mrs, .Wili`fam Roland
and daugliters:,Cheryl and Kendra
of Qakville spent Mother's Day
with,Mr..<and Mrs, W. J. Brown.
—Mr. and Mrs, Joe Kerr were in
'Ottawa for several days this'week.
here they attended the ceremon-
ies for the opening of Parliament.
• —Mr. Barry Wenger arid David
were in Mcaford o.n Friday and,
Saturday, where the 'forpner at-
tended' the opening of, the ` new
plant of The,Mea'ford Express.-
-Mrs. 'Stewart. Cowan is visiting
with her daughter, Pauline, at
London and with relatives at
Brantford.
—Mr. . and Mrs. Andrew Lunn
spent the week -end in Ridgetown,
the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Moggach' and 'family, former- resi-
dents' of Wingliam.
—Mrs. Westser ,Sr, and Mrs:
Dorothy' 'MacKenzie of. ,Toronto
spent. the week -end with Mr. lint
Mrs. E. Webster.. Mr. and. • Mrs.
Wes Hueston. and. Grace, of Kit-
chener visited with M'r. 'and Mrs.
L. Webster on Sunday.
•
—Mrs, Harald Swatridge and
Paul were week -end visitors with
relatives in Stratford.
-�Mr. and Mrs. _Roy Wilson and
son, Bradley, of Toronto,' spent
the 'week -end at the :.home of Mrs.
Wilson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. S.
Cowan, Minnie Street. '
.-Misses. Hazel and Minn. Wch
of Toronto visited with their par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. David L. Weir,
Leopold street this •week -end. Mr.
and Mrs. Jack McMichael, Listowel
visited • at the same home. -.
Week -end .visitors with Mrs. N.
R. Currie were Mr.. and Mrs. Ro-
bert :Gibson. of Wroxeter and Miss
Marjorie Currie of ,Toronto.
--Mr. Miller Davis and Mr. Wm.
Austin were, in London . last Wed-
nesday, as delegates from St. Paul's
'Church to the annual Synod, of the
Diocese of .Huron. They were ac-
companied to the city by Mrs.
Walter Davis:
—W. ,,,T, Cruioltshank, G. W.
Cruickshank,:' John Cruickshank,
Ross. Hamilton and .'Don' . Hilde-
brand of •CKNX are attending the
annual meeting of the,. Canadian
Association of Broadcasters in
Montreal held from. 'Sunday until
Thursday of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Vaughan Doug-
las and family, of Fergus, visited
over the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. • "Roy Adair. • Mr. Douglas' will
take over ,his new .duties a't CKNX
as assistant farm editor very
shortly.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hopper, of
Exeter; spent Mother's Day with
Mr. and. Mrs; Charles Hopper.
'--Mr. and Mrs. Allister Green,
tLynda and. Janis ,spent Sunday
with the latter's mother, Mrs. W.
E. Weir of Wroxeter.
—'Friends of Mrs. Miller Davis
will be pleased to know that she
is making a satisfactory recovery
following an operation on Sunday
afternoon at St, Joseph's Hospi-
tal, .London.
REV, 'OWN de VRI S
'rector of Anglican' Ciiuiirehes at
1f31ythr Beighrave sant, AUburn4 whit
moves to.thei Exeter polish tomolir-
Mr, a<nd, UAW. Harold Johnston
anti family' Of Prirlc.lrii.l visited ' with
her Another, Mrs.' ' fill •Copnorl.
Sunday anti with his ,naraitts, Mr.
and Mrs. Johnstrin of 'Lueltn.ow,
Mrs, L.. 'Creighton of Detroit
rind Mrs, Oliver 1 1116 'and Ann, of
Orchard Lake, ,Mich., spent fhe
week -and at the home of Mr., and
tstrs. J', Vit. Bceieroft;,
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Nicholson And
daughter, Colleen of Tliarraea'ard,
spent the week -end with her parr
,:?nts, Mr. and Mrs'John Hlrtehispri,
and with•* Goderi.ch relatives,
Mr, and Mrs. Donald Campbell.
and •baby. Bradley of riel 'rave'
spent Sunday 'with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Elliott
Mr, and Mrs. Kenneth Laidlaw
and family of London and his
mother, Mrs. Jas. Laidlaw of Code -
rich 'visited Mr Sunday with Mr.
'rnd Mrs. Elroy Laidlaw, ,
Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz visit-
ed on Sunday at the now of their
son, Clayton. Scholtz, of t,,iondoo. }.
Mr. and Mrs -George, Caldwell, of
Blyth. 'visited on Wednesday last
Fat the herno of their daughter,
Mrs Wm, Rintoul,
Mrs, , .Conrad Foran. of West
Wawanosh passed• away on ,Baton
day in; ;St..Joseph's• Hospitals,:. Lon
don. Shewasin herd6stt Yoar,Hei'
husband predeceased her.,' soe'
years ago and' she leaves a gmro}vn
family. 'Inte'rment was in St,• Aug
ustine 'Cemetery.' •
Mr, and 'Mrs, Cameron Simino'ns
and Nancy of London; visited on
Sunday .uyjti "hcr:parents, Mr. land
Mrs, Chas; .,Mairtiri: ,Mr; and
Webster,Wto gha m and Mr,
and -
Mrs. Gordon Simmons;'Win„haim;'
also visited on Sunday,sit the Mair
ti,n home.,
Mr. and Mrs, Roger' Inglis •and.
George of .: Walkerton, visited. on
Sunday at the home of Mr.' and`
Mrs, Albert Bleman, .
Mr. and Mrs. Anson Ruttan and
children of Fordwich, Mr, and:Mrs.
Donald a d 'Fra u
sc and Randy ,of Wal-
ton,
-al-
ton, Mr, 'and •Mrs. Keith • ,Mont-
gomery; . Wingham, and, Mr. and'
Mrs. John Jamieson; and children
visited on • Sunday 'with their par -
Mrs, R. c 1kin n
`tlneral Today
'flat+ 'dead# -of an aged resident
of this district occurred. at her
noire on. Monday, with the passing
'of Mrs, Il,ehard ,Qilltltisou,. I3sl,. Mrt{,
Giiltinsoar had 'beep 'in til health for
the past 20 year,
"Born at Heiniore :on :Septenrber.
26, :1073, she: was: the fernier Mar-
garet Wilson, . daughter of the
late PI;vid 'Wilson and 'Margaret'
McLean..0c .recelved her educe.'
Wm/at Belnot'e •;lilt' later married'
iichard Cilkinsoa ' The couple'
•aruedd in Tuurnborryt ' Mr, Glutin-
son;`t' "death '.oceurring in 11946•
Mrs .G l dnsiin was a member of
St, Andiew's Presbyterian Church.
'She 'is Survived by :five daugh-'
:tern and two sons, Miss.., Cora, and
Cheater, at home,, Mrs., Wilfred
(Mabel) Murchison, St,. Thomas;.
Mrs, Leslie (Edna) Dc ortuno, Turn-
berry;' Miss Nellie ' 'Gilkinson,
Brantford, Mrs, I:ewis (I;oreen)'
,Palmer, Wingham, and Harold,
Wingham, There are seven
grandchildren. and nine great. -
grandchild me.
reat-grandchildren
Service Wil1. be held today (Wed-
nesday) ` at 'the ' R., A. Currie &
Sons 'funeral home, in charge of
Dr., A .N'inamo ' at pm. ' with in
tejnient :ion , Wingham Cerlle
.ter};', .Pallbearers will be John
.Deans ;Harry 'Bateman;.Clare Nier-
girth Joseph , Smith, Allan' McGill
and West ;Haugh, . '
ti 4
Grits,, .• and;Mrs, 'Robert Mont
gorinery.'•
'Mr Rnd M)�,,.Ross Srn Itlr ins
.baby; "KatiiY, :of °Toronto• spent .the
d-wi h
week-G.n. w, th her parents, , 1VIr.
and Mrs: Russet] Chapman.
nd' Mrs. Loi• m r
Mr. a �nc .Hu n.,licy.
and Wayne of Hespeler,,Visited, on
Sunday' with. Mr. and, Mrs; .;'Roy
Robinson and all visited With their
parents Mr, and'• Mrs. Wm; A.
Humphrey ' of St. Helens Mr;, ,and
Mrs. George Webster end children,
and Mr.' and.M•rs, Ernest Snowden
and• children-
.also o viit sod the
at. G
Humpljrey home on Sunday,',”
Mrs.',Chas. Shiell spent the week-
end with her mother, Mrs, Chas.
Congram,' of Lucknow.
I'
Reception Held
' Xf'f"E14'iJfcf Tiri, nberry
and . uirotoi folks attended a spec.
Jai ""h', gpeption at the ,Royal T last
Tiauelidity night in horlaiir• of the
newlyweds;, Mr, and Mrs, Donald
McCormick, 'A full 'house wasin
attendance,. Tiffin Brothers pro-
vided mimic' u'atii I axe: and: after
lundh. was .Served, Art ,Ernewein
called MA and yrs McCormick to.
the front, and read an address and
c+ and Win. is
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with a stark i.able,
u, table lagrp as t a parse of xr►r►tl;e,T,
e, McCor)4lclt z'epiled, ;thank.
Ina: their friends for their ;lti;thir:tezts.
Anatliei'i'i thoughtful gifts. Out -
rims folks-
' ss welco.ine Mrs:' Mater'
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