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Best in Freshly, )r le Glothlllg frorii
'Telly Cle.arters.
Tharneiforci Man
Wins Turkey Draw.
'WHITECIMIRCif foil, heirs(
]"rented the pupils of FerflYet
School, when, they preSented their
.Christlnes program tb_(%)."1"44 hail here Q..11 ][!'.ridgy evening; Tin's
O'Malley WAS .for the oe.:.
easion•arid all enjoyed, the elloruses ,
reeltations, • duets, skits, aria li>?
',numbers. and children's ,dialoPeS
Santa Appeared and the children .
received. their presents •and treats.'
The pupils had sold tickets .on an.
18-pound turkey and Clarence S..
'11,01,77.0f Thamesford,„ held the luck.).
ticket, . Mr, who is g.O.P. in-
spector from Tharnesford, had been
at the home of Harald Gaunt 4r
the -coarse of, his work and had
bought, the tielfet, flora Douglas
Gaunt, • .
Lunch Was served. and- Farrier's
orchestra, provided music- for the
dance, that followed. •
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i)11111I0 OROUPS MEET,
SGHOIN 1 110ME-:
1Vew Leadars Ic
lyission Band MI
The Christmas, mooting ,of St
Andrew's Presbyterian Church Mis
tiara Barad -WAS held DscL is the
.5unday School rooms. Aim gar-
"rett;„ ()Repel the meeting with ti
PrtVer, The entire group sang tin
corgi;-"Hark the • Herald Angel,
The .offering was taken
loan Cruickshank and 41e •Gall•
cy. Doug Mowbray gave the of
fertory prayer,
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Cesspit--',
N dered Mrs. James Falconer, who • MI d
wurmommon.— 'Tbe,"
business Meeting...and the quartet.
y birthday tea 'Meeting .of th
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• field on. Wednesday last at tli
home of Mrs. Ezra 11
adios and .three -children 'preser:
Mrs. JAWS Falconer, president
resided and led in the devoti•ona
cried. All " joined in the • prays'
),f general thanksgiving 'and Mr.
)owling led in the Scripture la
ion,. "We praise Thee, 0 Cod"..
Mrs,:„. Russell Gaunt led.. in fill
Z;hrilittnas lesson from Luke an'
Scholta „read the lesson frot
Taiah "AriSe, shine, .for, thw
fight is come, and all joined i "I
;he singing of several -carols, IVIr•
I. D. Eeecroft. spoke on steward
ship, ea bequests and wills, sayin
that the Overseas Relief Depot
deeded money to forward bales of
tailor's samples to Korea, •Mrs
Milian Moore was appointed to ga.
tiler .funds for.-this project,
• Mrs. G. 'Gillespie gave a read.
ink,."The Old' Year"; ,Mrs,. Milim •
Moore gave a report of the sec
tional . meeting, held this• all. • al..
Fordwicli, • arid said that for the
first.- time' in years there was ric
trainee from" Huron County at. the
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n votional booklet, and Mrs, Schultz
111 was appointed to take stibscrip-
tions. ,
ALL YOUR CHRISTMAS' GIFT REQUIREMENTS ARE AVAILABLE — REMINGTON'S We Service, Every We Sell
ling, who was president of the W.A,
this year and to the seven young
women who worked at the 'Blue-
`vale parsonage to .make ready a
hall for papering and to Mrs, Ce-
cil Falconer and her helpers for
doing, the papering„
Mr, Neelons, 'after encouraging
the ladies in the interest of the
W.M.S, work, closed the 'meeting
with prayer and the W.A. ladies
were asked to plan for a pot luck
• .rffleers elpeted ant
,uly installed: Ron. in•es,, Mrs.' ,
-geolons;. pres., 41,frs,..Millan:4l4P071;
irst vies-pies,,. Mrs, Jarris Fal
toner; second vice-pres., Mrs..rzrt
leholtz; treas.,. Mrs„ Albert Cool
es; sce„ Mrs. g.„ Orookorth „gm :saisitz; 4.eqsrcling, 'sec., Mrs
lea Mcglenaghao„ Mrs, A. •Coni:'
.efs-; supt. Mission Pend, 11•1r,i•
Wore, Mrs. Russell Purdon; sopt
3abyl3and, Mrs. Russell Chapman ,
Citizenship, Mrs. 3, G. Gillespie
1.rs, Chas, Tiffin; stewardship
Wm, 3. .1:), TPeoroft; eon
riendship, Mrs. Chas, Martin.; lit.' ;
'rature., Mrs, Beeorat;
try Monhtly, Mrs. W. R.'Farrler:
nusical numbers for program, Mis
)an Tiffin, Mrs, earl McClenag
ran; prayer numbers, Mrs. Roller
,aidlaw, Mrs. Gillespie;. pianists
Mrs, (a.. E. Farrier, Mrs. Dan --Tit.
7in•*, visiting committee, Mrs, Rus _
cell Gaunt, Mrs. .Ezra .Schultz, Mrs
W.'Beecreft; supply and hales
NIrs, If, Grositorth, Mrs. 0, r Lo.
Farrier and. Mrs. W. R.,. Farrier;
'auditors, Mrs. R. .Chapman and
Mrs. Chas, Moore. , •
'The officers for the -W .A. were.;
Pres., Mrs. J, D. Beecroft;
vice.-pres,, Mrs.' JaMes. Falconer,
secAreas,, Mrs. G. E. Farrier, who
also make up the -parsonage - korn-,
mittee. Tbe lunch committee, MI'S
Robert Lai/haw, Mrs, Russell Gaurn
ing.of the church in Ja.nniry.
The ladies' voted to cohtributc'
$5.eft to; the Christian story. Hour
held .on 01.-CNX Tuesda*
,enjoyed the half hour sociol: at VIE!
BirthdaY Tea luncheon which :fol.,
lowed.
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A delightful piano selection was '
given 'by ]lien Cruickshank. A ,
ilaylcit, "Decorate the Christrna.
Trees" was given by 'a group of th,
children and proved quite interest
ing, Grant Heywood sang a soh
"Away in a Manger".
. Mrs. $, aauley read the, las'
chapter of the study book ,-t*Hana'f.
Home" to the older group
while the younger group enjoyec.
story time under the direction 0.
1Virs, A. Mowbray,
Twa.of the new leaders, Mrs..P
Vanderkopf and Mrs. M, Rae wen',
present. At the close ot the meet,
ing each child was given a bag of
candy, , •
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