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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1958-12-17, Page 644,074rNfric.:44,x154404A4140407044.4k4 •:t • ort Irl.ara4r,,ertm,..sgr• ,-.0:•4•...tar. • •Jdr t • • 1 • • • , • , kfito fa fig ref hist oil* This is your store for imimmear-- BuyPomething for the Home that you will Enjoyathe whole Year 'Round CHESTERFIELD SUITES MATTRESSES • BEDROOM SUITES KITCHEN SUITES 004'vaTZ:=g,,W4'tf4tr,,',4=tcztrztroaAnlay.'.,ikf..i'ogUUA'cmivoikMtAkmr:(.!U'-r,rg-Za'gtMOZtrZACV-eiZ-f.:4%VXC6!Z'W:i3Z;..czff4tf-Z•tf-Z•'.,''ZMU-rar'zog-eze,'itein 1 Hassocks The all-snew, easy to inflate, air filled Hassock ONLY $9.95 Hold 500 lbs., wipe clean plastic finish, in assorted eolors, fully guaranteed. OTHER 'HASSOCKS FROM $.95 Choose your Christmas Gift Lamp from our co mplete selection of TV Lamps, Novelty Lamps, Floor Lamps, /able Lam ps and Bedroom Lamps. s. fAir= lcitf.'.41,MritiM,W=4.%.14.',Wing xi5a t"'"-sfgAM-Akiriatta'401it*,14U-lle..4-040.4=fglrgAMIZA04==i-7,M10ZIAM-,',`ZU*E.W4r.Z. Sewing Boxes .. $2.95 Floor Lamps $12.95 Mirrors ' $6.95 Smokers $1.49 Card Tables $4.69 TV Lamps . $3.95 and,Joyearever! . Magazine Racks $2.95 Clothes Hampers $7.95 End Tables $4.95 Table Lamps .. $5.95 Coffee Tables .. $8.95 Chairs of all types $10.95 Cushions $1.39 mo,k,u0,4,1,f,,,riu-f.aw,cog-ram.14w4.14-,4cAe.ikuogloam-Amm•-fra,-,goiAle,zoz-zirokf.,w'sgraezamar,z.e,,meAcoall GIFTS that will light up the Children's eves on Christmas' morning High Chairs Rocking Chairs Baby Walkers Commode Chairs Doll Carriages Doll Strollers Baby Jumpers Cribs Play Pens 11111111;1111111111111 WICKER ,SEWING BASKETS from $1.39 to $5,95 rp ti.Poe,-(1, ter AWNINGS Folding Aluminum Walpole FLOOR Aluminum WALL TILES SASH DOORS LUMBER - BUILDING CUPBOARDS Telephone .400 Wingham tpge gilx• The ,&ht rrt Advalnee-'0itneii, Wedn EXCHANGE GIFTS AT GUILD MEETING FORDWICH-The guild of St Anne of Trinity Church held its Christnaas meeting on Thursda, Pvening at the home of Mrs. Peter Browne. The president, Mrs, W. Hargrave, was in pharge and op- ened with the hymn "Away in a Manger", followed by the Lord's prayer. ' The Scripture lesson from the second chapter of 'St, Luke was taken by Miss Rona Van Velsor, Mrs. Lyle Simmons gave a reading entitled "Spirit of Christmas". The roll call was answered by 15 mem- bers with verse from a Christ- mas card. The, financial report was given by Miss Beatrice Wade The following' are the officers for 1959: Pres., Mrs. Wellington Hargrave; first vice, Mrs. William Sothern; second vice, Mk's, Jack King; see,. Mrs, Don King; treas, Miss Beatrice M Wade; auditors, rs Peter Browne and Mrs. Jack King; pianist, Miss Elva Foster. Mrs, Roy Simmons gave a read- ing, "Why Wives Arc So Odd at Christmas". The meeting was closed by the Rev. E. C. Attwell and contests were conducted by Miss Beatrice Wade and members 'exchanged gift's from a gaily de- borated tree. Lunch was served by the hosteis assisted by Mrs. W, Hargrave and. Mrs. W. Sothern. Read. St. Luke To Feel True Christmas Spirit FORDWICH - The December meeting of the Fordwich W.I. was held at the home of Mrs. Sam Johnson, and Mrs. Anson Demer- ling presided. Mrs. Ken Graham led in devotions from the secom chapter of St, Luke, after which several of the Christmas carols were sung. The roll call, "A childhood recol- lection of a Christmas concert" was answered by '25 members and also gifts were handed in for. the Salvation Army, Mrs. Crosby Sothern gave a Christmas story entitled "Let's Keep Christmas", condensed by Peter Marshall. Remember the message, "unto you this day a Sa viour is born" and Christmas will always be such a gloridus time. Sortie of our cards leave out the stars, wise Men and shepherds. Perhaps at this, joyous season, we should take just a few minutes to' hand out a little love and under- standing. Let's not let crowds shove out the spirit of Christmas and it will not be commercialized unless we choose to Make it so. If you hear someone say, "Oh, just Can't get the Christmas spirit", suggest they read frem St. 'Luke, When Christmas day comes you will remember why we have and will keep it as it IS in all its loveli- nesa. s, A donation was made to the school for Retarded Children in Wingham, Mrs, Ken Graham then gave a very interesting demonstra- tion art leather craft, Mrs. Carl Johnson and Mrs, Mel Allan conducted several contests. Winners were Miss Minnid McEl- wain and Mrs, C. Sothern, The Meeting closed with the national anthem and a delicious lunch was served. at Christmas, as at all times of the year, we stress quality... ORDER NOW FOR YOUR CHRISTMAS DINNER FROM LOCKRIDGE'S BUTCHER SHOP MITCHELL'S BUTCHER SHOP DEYELL'S BUTCHER SHOP RED FRONT GROCERY AND WE 1VILAN LAIDLAW' TURKEYS FAMOUS FOR' QUALITY „l21,'•:P.,5Vs-X0.1M • MEETINI C11491 :BASEMENT VORDWX01.1‘-The W,A, of Trin- ity Angliean' Church Met in the church basement loOkie December Ter S ng atnd load . 4,44. gild" sal'n% MthTli; children, Mrs. RtlhY Foster Pre:- Aided. Mrs. EramerSoh Ferguson' Christmas, gave call W V' 0TWVQe1P ture or y rx o incac7nvnee.erserwini: read and reports were given, show- lug a very successful Year, Mrs. E. C. Attwell ,conducted the election of officers for 1959; Non PR1ruebsy„ pltst.er;Atttiztli;vicpei:esx„ r8, .E4' Mrs Ferguson; second vice, Mrs. R Simmons; see„ Mrs. L, Jacques; treas,, Mrs. E, Hargrave; Guild trees, Mrs. F, Strong; press see, Mrs. W. Sothern; Living Message., Mrs, N. Gamble; Dorcas, Mrs. Bruce Sothern; Little Helpers, Mrs, W. Sothern.; asst., Mrs. W, Har- grave; educational, Mrs E, Fergu• son; altar Comm., Mrs. Gam King Mrs, Beatrice Wade; quilt comm., Mrs, 5, Forester ' Mrs. M, Arm- strong, Mrs. E, Strong; pianists, Mrs. Spence Brears, Miss Elva Fos. ter. A short Christmas program was then enjoyed with Mrs. E. C, Att- well and Mrs, Don King in charge You are Cordially Invited to Tune In ... Join in Singing where ler 'the 114th wont:alive putt' ens:01106ra and stall will again Sing theSe old. rcfrMits, b. A.largo and very fine selection of CEDAR CHESTS Modern and Traditional TWIN SET by[4:013:1E4 $49.50 Combination Frieze Fabrics and Irabrilite Mr. and Mrs, ,tarries Dolg were A. United Church among the CUAttet' guests at Mr, and Mrs, Harry CiPW434S, at Gerrie, eh VORIMICIT:- The White GM rridtW. AVAAtIg, SerViee of the Sunday School of the Fordwich United Church was held on Sunday morning in con- junction with the regular elnireh service. The children at tn. a body with their teachers. Glenn Johnston, superintendent Conducted the White Gift service, You Con Depend On wirer) kldncyalurl trt remove (1.1VtiS odds trod isolccolus. tired 'celiac, disturbed rest oftsA Doild'a Kid coy otliculute kidnoya to ri01.14141 duty, You (col be tter-sleep bet-ter, work better. You can depend .50 uu Dotbi'S.'Got. lacisFoidacw Lincsstoro. WROXETER White GU1 Service Christmas Meeting FORPWICK--Joy was the theme of the Christmas •Meeting of the which was 'held in the .Pan- day School room of the •Vortiwiiiii United Church, Cheery Christmas. decorations and Christmas tousle greeted the ladies as they arrived, Mrs, Ken Graham, the president,, opened the meeting with a, reading 011. joy. It was followed hY the assisted by the teachers, The carol, "Gentle Mary f,,aid Her• children brought their gifts of InPn. Child" and prayer for the mission, ey and •deposited them in a white ary for Prayer; Miss Suttle, and stocking, The teachers hung them her. work in India, The supply on a Christmas tree at the •altar, committee reported paCking a bale Rev. A, F, Gardiner gave the de, for overseas relief valued at $172,09. Meatier' prayer. The roll call was answered by 91 ladies using the theme for their answers. Mrs. Wray Cooper pre- sided for the eleetion of officers for 1999. Mrs, 'William Wilson gave the report of the nominating J0111.111.itte0 which was accepted, The program was in charge o the exeeutive. The call to worshil was read and the enrol "Joy to th World" was sung, The invocatior das given and Mrs. Wray Coope read, the • Scripture lesson. Thu comments on the Scripture were given by Mrs. J. H,, Pollock using the thought "Joy at the Saviour's Birth". Mrs, Stan Bride led it prayer. The film on Peter Marshall!: sermon, "Let's Keep Christmas" Was shown. Mrs. 'Parker Eurig closed the meeting with a benedic. -Lor, Lunch was served by the South Group. Film Shown at Y. PAMILY. :STOR.4.7: A • si remind': you this is the week .to complete 0 • • • • • your, Shopping for ,Christrnas„ EXQUISITE FORM BRASSIERES. AND. FOUNDATION GARylgIVIS are.PQW agent.* for these popular garmaota. See our display - just in •:time for Christmai, Men's DRESS SOX Ladies' PYJAMAS' 00% Wool, 10% Orlua All Sizes - Boxed popular SIWggiedOWII by Silknit $1.50 Pair $4.95 SAY MERRY CHRISTMAS with 1•1YLON$ First Quality Weldrest - gift boxed 3 pairs for $2.25 There are no short, cuts for QUality. The best costs less a't 6,1 &4i "6,07svAroxzpotmp.17).1707,71,yononzwzoo20"-w;toworlo0 CARMICHAEVS WHERE THE BEST COSTS LESS zirrzwzgwrxtxw,-g;ur8cfowAfimuuromookxwgrlg-r-oorgoog-Avoov Something Nev Has Been Added , .9 .o• M Ribbons Announce THAT NOW all Leather Goods, Ser- viettes, Playing : Cards, • etc:,, will be monogrammed in their store - by a. new Kingsley machine. 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Worship service Was led by Glenna, Ribberd and Eliza., both Armstrong, 'ROS were made fell' the vesper serVIce to be held on Sunday eve. ning Gainea Were dondiactecl by Nanny' &Ahern and Marie Browne and ON were exchanged among, the girls as this was the Christ' mss party. Larteh Was Seared by Itliiilbeth Me rt lkittr ' Brown • Jind the meeting Closed With l'apt, c,1 •..W. 44.