HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-06-04, Page 131110114.S. PRESBYTERIAL
'MEETS AT KINCARDINE
The 44th annual meeting of
Maitland. PreahYterial SPelety of
the W.U.S. gf the Presbyterian
Church in Canada Was held
Knox Presbyterian Church, Kin-
cardine, On Tuesday NOW 24, t" sessions at 2 p.m. and 7 p.m, Were
in charge of the. president, Mrs,
Morgan Henderson, Liicknow and
were attended by representatiVeS
from 17 churches, in the Presbyter
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A. short executive Meeting pre,
ceded the.afternoon seSsiOn, at
Which plans were made for the.
June ,meeting of the eXecntive at.
Langhicle on Wednesday, June 18,
also the fall sectional meetings.
The theme of the afternoon ses-
sion was "Witness in Faith." The
devotional period was in charge of
Ashfield auxiliary the Scripture
read by'NfratD; R. IVteK000e, the:
meditation 'given by 'Aers.,-'
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who were. married recently at the Wroxeter United Chnich, Mrs.
Bradshaw was the former Elizahellh Blanche Newton.
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The meting of the Cofertb
gvoning Auxiliary on May -37th
opened with the call to worship
and. a praycr by. the' president,.;
Mrs, 'Cell Leitch. • Passages fronn.
john itind 1st •.Corinthians • Were:
read 'by Mrs. :Stewa.r1. Forsyth,
"The -Greatest Challenge .cveri
made by Christ was to ask men
to believe in HMV'. was the theme,
Of the meditation on the Scripture,
which was given by Mrs. Don Ca*
eron, dud which showed the req-.
ward and blessing we receive -when
we accept this .challenge and .dedt.,
ante our lives and talents to Him.,
Misses Gloria Reid and, 1..yuda,
MacTaggart played a piano • duel '
which was enjoyed very much .;
This was followed by. prayer offer'
ed by Mrs. • Ken,,Currle,
A detailed :report - of the 44th
annual .Maitland .Presbyterial, held
in Knox -Preshyterian Chureht .Xin-
earcline, was, given by Mrs, •• Len.
Phillips, Mrs, Gordon Leggatt dedie
cated the offering and Mrs. Wm.
Reid contributed a poem, "Time for
Housecleaning."
An , interesting film, , ""People•
without Fear" gave an insight into,
the growth of the Christian Cliurch
throughout the world, -especially
in Germany where the chi-Ire-1i
fights, for: survival, .and. •is relmilel-
ing after World II,
Behind 'the Iron Curtain, ton,
faithful witnesses- of 'the Eastern
Orthodox Church continue wor-
ship despite hostility; and their
membership is growing.
A college in Syria (500 boys) 213
are Christians and 1/3 Moslems,
The boys are given courses in
medical arts and sciences, but in
the- evenings the College .president.
holds. classes in his home to give
the students an opportunity to ac-
cept Christ and receive further
study in the Christian way of life.
At' the medical - training centre
in Vellore, India, where there As a
Christian medieaLcollege and hos-
pitaletheework at -healing •soelS•and
bodies never -ceases; A bus and
clinic serve People for miles around
One -.doctor ministers to 6,000
people. As many - as 130 - cataracts
have been removed in one day.
In. the Phillipines, radio is the
means of spreading the Gospel.
.Audio-e-visual trailers go out into
the remote villages and spread the
Christian message. by • flan nelgroph,
honks. -and. pamphlets. •
New. hope- is springing up in
Korea, the most highly Christian-
ized country off the Orient. Here
thousands are homeless and -hurl:
gry, but 300 new churches have
been established by Christian mis-
sions.
An -interesting - report of - the
Hamilton-London Synodical., held in
Leamington was, given by Mrs. Ken
Leitch:.
Mrs. Robert Arbuckle was pre-
sented with a life membership in
the Women's Missionary Society.
An address was read by Mrs.' Ted
English, and presentation was
Made• by Mrs. Leonard Phillips.
Another film "Bush Doctor"
was shown, and as usual, a social
lionr followed.
Fordwich Wins First Prize in
W.I. Quilt Block Competition
and the prayer by Mrs, Williana
Ross,
Mrs, Mel Ritchie, president of the
Kincardine society, extended a core
dial welcome to all visitors to their
church and 'Rev Wallace 1VICloan,
Lueknow, 'brought greetings from
the Huron-Maitland presbytery,
finsaid that the combined efforts
of. heth .Men and women are needed
to dceinuplish the aim of the
church Which is to make an ini-
paet en the world around us.
Mrs, R. S. McMurray, Bluevale:
treasurer, reported an increase in
givings over last year at this per-
iod,
Presentation of an honorary life
membership to Mrs. William Doug-
las, Lueknow, was in charge of
Miss . Mary McLeod.. Since` Mrs.
Dotiglas Was unable to be present,
Mrs, Reid accepted it for her.
The guest speaker was Miss
Mary Whale, B,A., ,executive direc-
tor of overseas missions. She Was
introduced. by Mrs. Morgan Hen-
derson. In justifying .her enthuse
ailtri for her Work, she said, "There
is no job in this world so worth
While as hearkening to the voice of
C.;nd and doing His will". Speaking
of faith, she said, "We denionstrate
mit faith Iii our Spring planting,
are we Witnesses to our faith in
religion " Miss Whale, who has
recently visited many Christian and
non-Christian churches in India,
Formosa and Japan, Warned that
non-Christian faiths are becoming
strongly established in our own
canntry.
short "In Memoriam" service
was conducted by Mrs. John Bell
and Mrs. bird of Itineardine soc-
iety.
Reports of synodical delegates
were given by Mrs. H, Armstrong,-
Tees.water, Mrs. W. McIntyre,
Smith Mrs. John Came-
lia, '2Vfolesworbh, Mrs. H. McKin-
non,, ,R9ipwley and Mrs. M. Rayner, L
Supper was served in the school-
room °tithe church by members of'
".. tlQ. 'Dared's: sabietY "of tfid KilTh
dine church.
The them,e of the evening service
Was ."Is there sacrifice in our de-
vOtions?" and the devotional period
Was taken by Teeswater evening
group, Mrs, Jack Colvin read the
Scripture, Mrs. Gordon Stobo gave
the Meditation and Mrs. James
Reid led in :prayer.
The highlights of synodical were
continued by Mrs. Ken Leitch,
Wingharn, and Mrs. Elsie Johnston,
•Kincardine. A vocal duet was con-
tributed by Mrs. Ian Hamilton and
Miss Helen Perrin, Kincardine,
• Miss- - Whale's address in the
evening was accompanied by a ser-
ies of coloured slides telling of
missionarymabsa. work in. India and For-
A graduation service for two
South Kinloss members of the
C.G.T.T, was in charge of , Mrs.
Walter ballagh, of Teeswater,
Mrs. Morgan Henderson, retiring
preSid8nt (if the Presbyterial thank-
ed the society for their co-opera-
tion and assistance and hoped for
the same for her successor.
A hymn and the closing prayer
by,Mrs. John Speir, Brussels, clos-
ed the meeting. Tea was served to
the delegates before they left for
home.
Johnston, Gorrie; first vice-pres.,
Mrs. Grayson Richmond, Mo,nkton;
second vice-pres., Mrs. Howard
Harris, "Fordwich; sec,-treas.,. Mrs.
Harry Rbame, -Gorrie; federated
representative, Mrs. Stanley Bride,
Fordwioh; alternate, Mrs. James
Armstrong, Brussels; auditors,
Miss Margaret Curtis, Bluevale and
Mrs, JoSeph Horton, Bluevale.
'Conveners -of standing commit-
tees—Agricultnre• and . Canadian
Industries, Mrs. - Alex Corrigan,
.Bluevale; citizenship -and educa-
tion, Mrs, R, W. Stevens, Brussels;
home economics -and, health, Mrs,
John' Ceimpbell,.•Listbwel; research
and current events, Mrs.. Gilbert
Howes, Wroxeter; resolutions, Mrs.
EmiterSon Ferguson, Clifford;
public relations • representative;
Mrs. Thomas O'Krafka, Gorrie.
Entertainment ,throughout ..the
meeting was provided by Mrs.
Emmersori Ferguson and Mrs.
Travis, Moncrief. Community • sing-
ing was made by Ethel and Blue-
vale groups.
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WROXETER-- -The 56th annual
meeting of the East Huron District
Women's Institute was held in the
Wroxeter' dommuninty hall on
Tuesday of last week with 11
branches represented and 101 reg-
istering. The hall was beautifully
decorated for the occasion with
W.I. colours and tasteful floral
arrangements.
The meeting opened with the
singing of the Institute Ode and
repetition of the Lord's prayer. The
district president, Mrs, Glen John-
ston, of Fordwich, wet's in the chair
and presided over the gathering.
Mrs.. R. J, McKeller of Kinear-
-dine said that Institute member-
ship • has increased by 1339 in the
past year and went on to say that
.Ontario now has 1472 branches
with a total .membership of '16,102.
Mrs. C, Sothein of Fordwich re-
ported receipts for the year of
85,175,00, A resolution for winch
legislation has been set up is the
banning of TV plays which depict
'drinking scenes,
Successful projects have been the
Ceylon Relief Fund, to which
$4047.00 has been contributed. In
addition, bales of sweaters were
sent to Korea.
Miss Shirley Patterson, home
economist for Huron and Bruce
spoke on the Junior work. She
said there are 61 training' schools
in Ontario, In connection with the
rug-making project whiCh .was car-
ried out 'recently, she said 192
started the,.projeet and 155,- com-
pleted rugs were on display at the
summary day in Wingha.m. Eighty-
four of the completed rugs were
.f rom East Huron.
Mrs, , George Griffith, Wroxeter
and Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton
judged the Tweedsmuir project on
quilt blocks, first prize going to
Fordwich Institute and second to
Brussels. •
An invitation was extended to the
11 branches in East Huron to 'hold
the district annual next year in
Bluevale. Officers elected for 1958-
59 ale:
Past pros., Mrs, Andrew Simpson,
Molesworth; pres., Mrs. •Glen
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WROXETER
Mr, and Mra, A. R. Wells and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred MacPherson,.
Toronto; Spent the week-end with
Mrs. G, A, Wearing at her home.
here.
The annual Sunday School anni-
versary and floWer service will be
held in the Wroxeter United Church
Sunday June 8th at 11 arm. Theme
for this year is "Praise God with
Music". The Rev J. A McKim, of
Clinton, will he the gujst speaker.
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careless handling results in big
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WROXETER—Mr. and Mrs, Jag.
Doig celebrated their fortieth Wed-
ding anniversary at their home on
Saturday evening. Guests were
Welcomed at the door by Mrs, Doig
and daughter, Mrs, Bradley Gal-
braith, Winghenn, A delicious buf-
fet lunch was served by Mrs. Brad:
ley Galbraith, Mrs. Lorne Doig and
Mrs, Mac Doig.
Mrs. Doig is the former Edith
Cowdy, daughter of the late Mr,
and Mrs, Jelin Gowdy, Mr. and Mrs.
Deis have two sans, Malcolm, of
Kitchener and Lorne of Drayton.
A guest of honor at the event
Was Mr, John Inglis, :Mildmay.
Guests were proseut from Clifford,
Drayton, Wingham, Mlldmay and
Gerrie, The cOttple received many
lovely gifts and we wish them
Many More years of
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WROXETER
Mrs. Alex Wright, Mrs. Leslie
Douglas, Mrs, Gordon. Greig and
Mrs. Wm, Wright spent the week-
end with Mr, and Mrs. Win. Lowe,
Gravenhurst, and . Miss Elspeth
Davidson, Alliston,
Miss Gladys Musgrove, Trenton,
WaS a .week-end visitor with Mrs.
Sarah Musgrove and Mr. and Mrs.
St,eWart Musgrove, •
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Eaton and
family of Seaforth, spent Sunday
With. Mrs. Alonzo Sperling.
15r, and Mrs. 'Archie Boyd, Kirk-
land Lake, were visitors one day
last week With Mr. and Mrs. Gavin
Muir. Mrs. Lee Miller, Ayr, was a
Sunday guest at the senile home.
Mr, and Mrs. Win. Hart spent
the Week-end at Port Elgin with
Mr,' and Mrs. George Hart of At-
wood.
Mr, and Mr's. Riehard Ingram
spent Sunday With Mr. and Mrs,
Mon MOM% Stratford,
Mrs. Lee Miller; Ayr, and Mr.
Harry Walker, GoWanstown, were
Sunday guests of Mr. and MI'S.
Russell Walker,
Mr. and Mrs, Royderi Devil, -of
Pordwich, called on Mr. and Mrs,
Ross Coates Mt Stine* evening.
Mrs, -John Siriiiimien is a patient
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