The Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-06-11, Page 12Wader United Sunday .School
Holds Anniversary Service
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.bridge Results •
The bridge club results on Thurs-
day evening: game held at the Golf
Club house.,,
,North„end South, 1st, Mrs. H.
Burrell .and, S. A, Wilson; 2nd,
Mrs. G. Godkin and Mrs, W. Henry;
3rd, Mrs. A. Porter and Miss C.
i:sbister; ,
East and West, 1st, H. Burrell
and C. Itodgins; 2nd, Mrs, J, A,
Wilton and 0. liaselgrove; 3rd,
Mrs. R. S. Hetherington and Mrs.
R. Dundas,
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41111.11•PPOINIRMISIINIPINOW re*Kbideriatien Registration
Motbeest win piosiie bring 'their children
to the Kindergarten at the Public School,
for registration on Tuesday afternoon, June ')
nth between 3.30 and 5,00 o'clock.
EtJ
Theatre
'"Siva shows each night
VITO at 7.111
,TIIVATRE CLOSER.
IKINDAP, TUESDAY AND
WEDNESDAY, EACH WEEK
Only children who are five years of age be-
fore January 1st, 1959, are eligible to regis-
ter for Kindergartpa in September.
If not- convenient to collie on the above date,
contact •the Kindergarten' teacher, Mrs. Wm.
Elliott, or the principal, Mr. S. Beattie. •
WINGHAM. PUBLIC SCHOOL BOARD
Thurs., Fri., Sat, dune r4,43-14
Peter Finch, Maureen Swanson
in
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Adventure unlimited in Mid-
nineteenth century Australia,
Thum, Fri., Sat, June 19-29-2
Sean Sirmnons, Paul Douglas
in
"THIS COULD BE
THE NIGHT"
A highly entertaining blend of
coniedy,' romance and music.
Thurs., Fri., Sat., June 26-2'7-28
Audie Murphy, Kathryn Grant
in
"THE GUNS OF
FORT PETTICOAT"
A group of Texas women com-
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The Little Sparrow Fall" with the
Junior Choir singing the chorus.
Shirley McMichael,, Berva Gat,
laner, Donna Coupland and Bonnie
Edgar received the flowers 'from
the children who then returned to
the front pews.
The congregation joined in the
singing of "Children of Jerusalem"
followed by a recitation entitled,
"nod's Providence" by Leone.
Chambers, Connie Clark and Way-
ne Irvine recited the Scripture se-
lections from Psalm 149 and 150.
Special instrumental music was
provided by the violin played by.
Connie Rhame and two -saxophone
solos played by David 'Kennedy of
Brussels, TheSe selections added
greatly to the beauty of the ser-
vice.
Ronald McMichael, Sunday
School superintendent, brought
greetings and expressed apprecia-
tion to all those who were the
means of making this special ser-
vice a success, He also introduced
the guest speaker Rev. .1. A. Mc,
Kim of Wesley-Willis Church, Clin-
ton.
The offering was received by the
ushers, James Sanderson, John
McGee, Paul Higgins and Larry
Snell and the offertory prayer given
by Louise Edgar. , Rev. McKim
stressed the word "Praise" in his
message and asked the nucstion,
"Why do we Praise?" Things hap-
pen inside us and we must give
them expression, We will feel hap-
pier by doing so. Praiiing God may
be done in many ways, by singing
together, playing together and
Working together,
Let us remember ,not to praise
God to get something, out of it for
ourselves but rather to praise Him
so as His Kingdoni may come qn
earth.
The service closed:with the sing-
ing of "Around the Throne of God
in Heaven" and the benediction.
SPECIAL FEATURE
Service of Wroxeter United church
was held on Sunday morning with
a large crowd- in attendance, The
theme this yeat Was 'Praise God,
with XUsic", the worship servibe
emphasizing the word "Praise" and
the floral setting portraying in-
struinenta of music,
The flower vestibule and stair-
way of the chureh Were beautifully
decorated with cedar boughs among
which were nestled clusters of
Poppies and spirea with a large
treble clef of music in silver greet-
ing the eye, To one side was a lily
pond surounded by flowers and
ferns.
The upper vestibule was a place
of great beauty with its arched
fernery banked with lilies, hydran-
gea, violets, honey suckle and ferns.
The front of the church was cen-
tre& by the cross of white spires.
and pansies set in a rock garden
of violets' and ferns. At each side
of the pulpit a floral lyre and harp
stood and two drums were con-
tainers for the flowers presented by
the children. Identical trellises of
cedar and violets decorated the
front wall surmounted by large
baskets of flowers.
The curved banner depicting the
theme was composed of yellow let-
ters surrounded by deep purple.
The rear of the church had its
trellit of honey-suckle, flowering
baskets and singing bird.
The Sunday School Senior Girls'
and Boys' choir entered the church
from the front, the girls with their
gay corsages and boys with their
boutcmniers. As they sang "All
Things Bright and Beautiful", ac-
companied by Anne Douglas at the
organ, the children proceeded
down 'the aisle in :the floral proce's
sional.
The call to worship was given
by Paul Statia followed by a poem
by Jimmie Sharpin entitled "Praise
the Lord". 'The hymn, "Praise Him,
Praise Him" was sung by the Jun-
ior children. Connie Cathers gave
a recitation entitled "Thank God
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—Mr.' W. A. Currie left Wingham
on Friday tor Granton, where he
Will spend some time with his eon-
sin, Mr. O'Brien.
J. Park and Mr, and Mrs.
Richard Park of Dungannon were
gueSts at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Robert Deyell and also visited
with Mr. Deyell, who is, in hospi-
tal.
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—Mrs. Tyndall Ritchie is a pa-
tient in the. iyingham X-Xospital.
—Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Routledge
and son Sandy, of Toronto, were
week-erid guests with Mr. and
Mrs, Itugh Cartnichael.
and Mrs. -,W. E, Fielding
were week-end visitors in Marshall,
Michigan, where they attended the
Golden Wedding anniversary cele-
bration of Ur. and Mrs. Lester
Renard,
—Mn and Mrs. Jack Tiffin and
family and aVirs, L, ilingstcm Visit-
ed on 'Sunday With Mr. and Mrs,'
Mel gelding mid family and Mrs,
Chaniney tit Exeter.
--Mn, tad Mrs, Thos. Gaunt
spent the week-end In London at
the home of their daughter, Mr.
and Mrs, Joe Stephenson and at-
tended' the wedding of their grand-
daughter, Lucille Stephenson, to
Mr, James Donnelly at Wellington
Street United Church`, followed by
it reception at the Palm Grove.
Mrs. Merle Claseritore 'Accompanied
them and visited with. Mr. and
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WROXETER—The regular meet-
ing of the W,I, was held in the
community hall ,Wednesday ' eve-
ning. In the absence of the presi-
'dent, Mrs, G. Howes, Mrs, Mabel
McLean
'
first vice, took the chair
and contlucted the meeting, which
Opened with the singing of the Ode
and repeating the Mary Stuart Col-
lect. Mrs. McLean welcomed all
and thanked Mrs. Cathers, Mrs.
Taylor and Mrs. Simmons fdr the
floral arrangements in the ball for
the district annual, held May 27,
The minutes were read and ap-
proved and correspondence dealt
With,
A donation of MOO warn gratefully
received from Mr. and Mrs..HarrY
bane 'and Mrs. WM. Wright re-
ported that When a small grant
was paid the hall would be tree -of
debt and about $40,00 over. •
Mrs. Wm, 'Taylor reported that
the flower bed at the cemetery was
taken care of,
r A in 17itibn was passed that lVfrs,
Gordon Grelg, be appointed for
ftiibli relations and a 'donation Of
$15,00 was made to IlOvvick Fall
Fair for prizes. Miss Ann Douglas
favoured with a piano sole.;
Ifighlight of the meeting Wes
the district president, Mrs, (Pen
Johnston, Who stroke on the topic,
wA Wise Mind GroWeth Like a
Saving,v Account", Roil call, cur-
rent events iii liowick and •Turti-
berry and Items on the • Tweoior male book.
courtev remarks were*giVen by
Mrs. A Munroe and Mrs, Thos.
,l3orke shoved pictures of her trip
to Bermuda, Owing to the next
Mit. John, Sparkes.meeting falling on Ally-Est it was r
i deckled to hold the meeting cm thee'
Mrs. A. J. Walker has returned .00tortpruesday of the month. The
to her home after visiting. with 'hostesses were Mrs, liroiherS,
relatives.; irf Fort 1ario and Toronto,.I.,ane, and. Mrs.' luny, A-din•kitJ.-• • . .
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Mission Band Sends
$20.00: to Treasurer
WROXETER--The Buds of
Promise Mission Band met on
Wednesday after school in the Un-
ited Church hall for the regular
June meeting.
A game of musical chairs was
enjoyed before the meeting came
to order with quiet music by Mrs.
Durst at the piano, and the call to
worship by the president, Brian
Sanderson, who conducted the de-
votions.
The Mission Band hymn was
sung followed by "the'rrepeating of
the Mission Band Purpose. The
Scripture lesson taken from Luke
11: 9 and 10 was read by Catharine
Edgar and Sharon Elliott led in
prayer.
Mrs, Clark Sharpin told two
chapters from the study book
"liana's New Home". Carol Coup-
land favored with piano number
entitled "The Counting Song". The
roll call, responded to by twenty-
three members, was answered by
"something we can do to help
others".
The ofiering received by Wayne
Sanderson and Brian Elliott was
dedicated by the president. Cath-
erine Edgar, treasurer, gave a fin-
ancial report showing twenty dol-
lars had been sent to the Presby-
terial treasurer, leaving a balance
of five dollars and sixty cents on
hand, After the distribution of the
World Friends the meeting closed
with a hymn and the Mizpah bene-
diction. —Mr, and Mrs, Jack Scott of
Newton visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Hall and other relatives in
Wingham over the week-end.
—Dr. B. P. arid Mrs. Anderson, of
Long Branch, Cal., have been guests
during the past week with the
former's sister, Mrs. James '[nylon,
Patrick Street, Miss Lille, Taylor
of the Preston public school staff,
also spent the week-end with her
mother, Mrs, Taylor.
—Miss Rolla Sanderson 'of , Lon-
don is visiting at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. J. D. Lediett for a few
days. •
—Mrs. Mel Keating, Of Exeter,
was in town on Friday evening to
visit the trade fair,
FLOWER SUNDAY 'AT ‘VROXETER--Staiday School anniversary and flower Sunday Was obserVed in the
Wroxeter United Church this week. The floral arrangements'presented a moat beautiful sight. Top picture
shows the tront• of the church, while the lower photo was taken in the lobby, where a lovely ,1design had been carried out.—Advance-Times photos,
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, --Dr. and Mrs.' Brian Potter, Mi-
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gen City, Ill., are holidaying for
a feW weeks at the,. Burgman cot-
tage at Bruce Beach.. Mrs. Potter
is a niece of Mrs, Burgman. . •
—Mr, arid Mrs. Carl Bennett of
of London, celebrated their 37th
Wedding anniversary at the home
of their son, Mr, and Mrs.' Pete
Bennett, Ingersoll: Friends attend-
ed from Wingiunn, London, Kitch-
ener and Belgrave.
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