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A.tI URN, Oct 0. -Mrs, A.. fan. 1rs. Dart /lanes, aceompanied by
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,yrs. J.Xo 1$ 1i rendered` sl. num.'.
beti.. Mm Wightnian introdnCed,
the guest• speaker, Mrs. 0. C. Wash-.
ipgton, who gate an inspiring- ad-
dres .,--_,Irt$'her" remarks sbe stinted,
"Today the• doors are open every-
where i}ud• people its the foreign
fields are hiCtging to hent- the tixodpee
of-Cehrist. If the money gaff is
l d k ''l xurie '•eta' � were
flab of T4.h+onta isited Mrs. WnT+'
Jackson -and Miies I[argaret 4.
Jackson last week. .
Rov., C. t3. ` Washington, lJbas.
Scott ; and .hi . Jaekion' -.attended
Ole United Church Presbytery' meet-
ing; at G•orrie. ,
' (auestt at the 1tonie . et,
;Craig and holt. J. Craig•on SUnday
Were •Mr. S..Beaton, Bob Dixon and
Miss'1. 'Harris of Waterfalls, ani
Bill' Craig of M aford, also jr.
and 'Mrs. harry Worrell .allaj; Miss
Aileen Caistle of Goderich.
• • Mr. and Mrs. fordoti Dobie and
family .visited tit lVingiaarn n • nn -
his. 1Vlelyn Jewell. of Goderich
is visiting Mrs., G.• 4. Howson and
jr, and ''Mrs. R.- J. Phillips,
AZiys 'Margaret R. Jackson `visited
at Toronto last weep. •
Mr. and Miss. • Geo.. ,Millian have
returned from, a motor trip to WeSt-
eru-'Ctnadq. • • • . •
Anniversary sei'vl es will be held
in Knox Presbyterian CGhurch next
Srn day, Qctober 8th; at •11 a.m. and
7.30 -p.m:, when Rev. J. M. Bedford,
B.A., B.D.,. of. London Bible Ilisti
tu.te,-- evil. _ be the guest speaker.
Special, music wilt be provided, by
a quartette from „ the, Bible Insti-
tute, also by an accomplished artist
with. his French-horn.'.•.Owing• to
the anniversary services there will
be no service in St. Mark's Anglican
Church next Sunday.
The Ladies' Guild of St. Mark's
Anglican Church. will meet at the
home of- Mrs. Alfred Nesbit on
Tuesday afternoon, October 10th. at
2.15;
Thanksgiving seryices. are -being
plautied._for the Auburn .charge of
the United *Church foi� the coining
Sunday: There„ will be specii4
music at all services, with a visit-
ing soloist expected at • Knox
•Church, Auburn: • Rev C. C. Wash-
ington is to speak on the subject:.
"He -thought he , was thankful."
• Horticultural'Soele1y.-=A meeting
of the executive•••of. the recentl3r
organized Horticultural Society' of
Auburn and vicinity was, held .on
• Thursday el ening at the home -of
the president, Mrs. 1?. O. McIlveen,
with a goad attendance'.' Plans
were made for" 1051 and to have
M'r. 'and Mrs,. `Cliff' Epps of Clinton
addoess " a meeting ill, the, Orange
I3tt.11 on October llth. • Anyone
wishing to join this society should
do: So 'soon, as ' nr dere for - Spring
planting should' , be, s,ent early in,
'January, next. •
• Machan -Andrews. -A quiet but
pretty 'wedding' took place at 'Knox.
Presbyterian lnanse, Goderich, at
`2.30 p,m., Saturday, when Rale,
G. MacMillan, united in marriage,
Audrey • Jean -, Andrews,. ..eldest
daughter of Mi'.,' and Mrs. Warner
Andrewis, Auburn, '"arid Keith An-
drew Mahan, ;son of Mr. and Mrs.
James Jiaehan, 'R.R., 3, .Brussels.
The bride: was becomingly attired • in
h "r•ss cif a e blue
sheer' .with navy accessories and
',sheer
roses. Miss Isabel
Andrews of Auburn,. eosin of the
bride, waS briOsmaid'.• and 'chose
a dress of fuchsia taffeta with 'black
,accessories• and, corsage. of pale• bide
'nrunis.' Mr. Claytoh Machan, br .,
then of the groom, was best man.
Afterwards a reception w'as held
and wedding, breakfast.. served ar
the home of the bride's. parents
The house was decorated with late
sttiia.iner" flowers, pink and white
streamers and, wedding bell.' The
b'ride's' fable was centred :With al
three-tier wedding cake. \fuses
Jean - Kirkconnell and .lune Beadlti'
served: Later • the .young couple
left on a wedding trip to northern
points. For . trtivellnig- the , bride.
donned a blue gabardine. suit with.
navy acce Series.
W.M.S. seting. -Thal W.M.S.. oof
T
their
1� i rch held
United 'Church Knox L t
thank -offering meeting' !,in the
eh.urcir on Tuesday afternoon, when
they had as their gties'ts the ladies
of St. Mark's Angiicar1� Church, tfie
Baptist Church and 'Knot PreaGy-
terian t htirch. Mrs. Earl Wagfit-
man lad charge of the meeting ,and
Mrs, W. J. Craig presided at the
piano., After the opening hymn -the
Scripture was lend by Mrs, Oliver
Andersoai, followed by .prayer by.
Mrs:- C. M. Straughan.. �1iss Biala
Mutch faavered with a solo, accom-
panied by, Mrs. -Craig. Mrs. Toll
extended 4 weleom•c to the' visitor's:
A -quartette, Mrs. Wes. Bradnock,
Mrs. '.J. Hallam, Mrs:.. G. Doi,ie and
Sven. u ran , u . what
,t w i
spent : en missions, what a bieaS ng
it would, be." J'J'olbowi;ng Mrs.
Washington's: address, a solo was
rendered by Mrs. Gordon R, Taylor.
rr'l),Q.- offering Was received by Mrs,
Ernest Patterson and.. Miss Blum/
Mutch., Mrs. Wilfred Vesterfelt
contributed a sola, ,accompanied by
Mrs. > R. d. Phillips, Mrs, Wight-
man
ightman expressed, her appreciation to
th•oae • who had taken part �i;k the
to,rogram aud.: ,,to Mrs. W `shin t o
for her inspiring ni'esrsage. • •rl` e
president, MTS. 11'xed T►011, • took
charge for the 'business period and
also expressed. her appreciation to
all what• had taken part. Announee-
went was invade of the sectional
meeting' to' be 'held at' Nile' on
Oetolaer 12-th.. Mrs. L. Wightman and
yrs. A. Robinson were appointed
delegate, with. Mrs. Sid.11cOlinchey
as alternate.' Au ' invitation ,from
Westfield W„M.S: to attend they
thank -offering meeting ou October
18th was ,accepted. The meeting
closed with a hymn, and prayer be
Mrs. Toll, The ladies adjourned
to the Sitndtty school room, where
u 'dainty, lunch was seared .by the
social committee. At. vote of thanks
was extended 'to ,the W.M.S of the
United Church, for' the' . in•teresting
afternoon, and' tci Mrs. Wush'ington
for 'het' message, • by lllrs"`•
' VL'.
Vesterfelt on ,lieh.alf of the Baptist
£church, Mrs. A.-•Kirkconuell for
the Anglican Church and Mrs. W.
Good' on behalf of 'the Presbyterian
Church:
_SERVICE_ •
S F1ET W.i1I.S.
VICTORIA�R
• The October .meeting • elf
-•the W. .M, ,S.. of ° Victoria
street 1'nited• Church was 'held on
Tuesday at . tits' • home of Mrs. John
Treble, Pictnlr'- street. • There • was
a large ,attendance.• The first yiee'-
president, . Mrs. A.. Allan, took.tover
for the devotional part.- A hymn
was, followed by the Scripture les-
son 'and prayer. Mrs. ' Allan also
read an aecount of the evacuation::
of United Church missionaries from
,Korea. The president, Mrs: Basch-
ler, had charge of the business
period. The community friendship
secretary " reported • thirty-one hos-
pital and seventeen home calls on
sick and shut-ins were 'Made • ddring, ,
the past mUn h Yacve ah members
took iuirt' in a' prbgratu "Over to
Korea." This is a shun piny, im-
portant because it -gives up-to-date
news ab}rut an area of service that
is not nearly enouh in ' the news..
Mrs. Peters had charge of the study
liook1'"The United Church- Re-enters
Japan," reading the first. • chapter.,
Rev. D. W. Williams addressed the
meeting and spoke of his .pletronal
acquaintance with some -Of the, mis-
sionaries in Japan.ancl of the work
there. Mr. Williiams dismissed. the
meeting , with prayer. and the bene-
dictienn,., after which adainty .lunch
wn . served by the hoStes�ses' and n
spe al• tune enjoyed. '
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GORGEOUS COSTUMES AND LIGHTING
. :I3EN'MILLER,',:0ct. 3: -Mrs, A,: L.
. Wrlssou of -St .Is - yisitlrlg
'her, daughter, --Mfrs. •Ray. Moor' .
Mrs: Joe Si`te«':1rt spent `Thursday
iu .London..,- , •
• - Miss .• 'eggy '.Young of G•odericli
spent the week -end with her gi'aaid-
parentls, Mr. -and Mi•s. Girvin Young.
Mrs. Fletcher Fisher had
Plastic demonstration in• her home
last `Thursday with 'a good attend-
ance, .Mrs: .Ben Straughan held the
Ducky. .door 'ticket. '
Ir. and Mrs. Russell • Pfrimnler
a.nd family spent the week -encs 'in.
IUdgetown. -
MiSa•Beul'alh Long and Mr. Clyde
Gledhill spent * the • week•+end
Orillia with Mrand 'Mrs,. Ken
Bowden. ' •
.The W4. will mceet • a t the' 'home
of -Mrs,.:.H. R. Baer. on Oe.toiSer 11th.•
Mrs .Frau.: McMichael,.Mrs. 'Hardy
_and Mrs,; •• Baer will. be hostesse,,s.
eal-to-be-a.-nswere4= vith
long you' have -.belonged to any
organization."
• There will be no..S'unday school
or' church' service in Iienuliller obi
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-NILE
tuen•t
Icharge of the music
ary;service•at•Leebprn at 11 o'clock:; preach and'
LEEBUEN ''
•LI:EI3URN. Oct. •"3.-'iI . -and
M.r.. John Quaid' .returned from
their Honeymoon ;cru Wednesday and
-proved to• their new Iloitie in Sarnia
on. Thursday and Saturdty. They
•attended receptions held , in their
hinter at Dungannon and..Nile on
Wed'uerdas and Friday nights 'u3ul
at ehcll,tlley were presented with a
gift, of Money.;
Mr. and Mrs. Terence. Iluuter
'motored to. Detroit, wh°ert' they
spent the week end «'it11,•rc'ltttives.
Mrs:: . Roy • ,Mason • of T•i;ronho
visited her niothe•r, Mrs. A. Hi C'Jitt-
ton,: and Mr. andHunte Clut;
ton •and family' lust Week. •
Mrs. Rebecca ' Gardner of Ash-
field, who war:' a patient in' the
d•,oderich. bop'pital, is now C011 vales;
•eingl at the home of her. daughter,
Mrs. Joe Freeman, and Mt, Free-
man' and. family. •-
Mr. and Mrs. Herby Powell and
family have • .moved to the. house'
on Mr. E. Atkinson's • farm (form-
erly Mr. ,ileo. Ashton's ).
Everybody , welcome t k , the
seventieth, nntiivorsary s,td,
rviee at
Leeburn •Church on -Sunday next,
October 8; Rev. Jos- HAriotver will
Miss Dorothy Stirling of Clinton! NILE,, Clef. 3 ---Sunday school 'will Dorothy
visited with her Sister, -Mrs. Gordon
Jewell, and sit•:• Jewell,. and 'family
'over the week -end. ,
W.M.S.
Meeting. -The September
nir cyting of the Leeburn NY.-M.S. was
held at the, home ' bf Mrs. Rod
Bogie, with eleven-memb'brs and
two visitors present. • ,Mrs. W. •Sal -
lows .and Mrs, T. Bunter read
passages of Scripture.. Mrs. Hunter
also' led`' in prayer. The reasons'
for \S fly Study Japan" were ,taken
Miss Helen Clark and Mrs. A. Y.
Henderson read •a story an Japan.
A quiz, "What de we know. about
?" .,
was 'answered bythe Mem-
bers.-
Japan?"
It watt' decided to withdraw
the plans for a rally at the fall"
thank -offering . in favor ' of the
seventieth anniversary services• of
the church -t� be held On Sunday,
'October 8, at •11 a:m.• The hymn
"Take time ' to, be holy, -was sting.
and firs: IIenderson, closed the
meeting with prirYet. A soefill time
'SOS held while the hostess Nerved
Iuiicli • with the assistance of Mrs.
II. Fisher: '
Children hate a fair degree• of
intelligence. But ,not enough adults
sealie this.
meet at 2 o'clock --next Sunda`- ih)-
stend of 1 ,t,'Goek, I►ut . church' ser_
vice Is withdrawn on,account of' thr':.
Leeburn Anniversary service, fit
which Nile, choir will furnish music.
•A :C.G.'I.T. group has `been; orgiun-
ized here, with Mrs. Graham McNee
and Mm, Alvin• • Kett as leaders:
Off cers :were elected. on ---Saturday
as follows: President Lois, Mat-
thews ; . vice-president, Pauline
Meetings. will be he=1d evert Satur-
day at. 2.30:
•f,nniversu.r�' Services • «•ill be held
iu . Nile" C'hur'ch on Octeber..r. 2nti,
;it 11 i1:10.'and 7.30 11.m. There will
lie _special •sunlit by the their and
Rev. ::lir. Harrower will be ' the
speaker for the. day., '
Mr. „Doug. McNeil • is erecting a
new o-15-faor cement silo. Hugill'
Bros. are doing- the work.
I Knight.; secretary,' Dorothy .Knight : M i. Frank Nilson has mored to
treasurer,' Doris •Caldwell ; amuse-Goderieh, ; We . are sorry to lose,,
1r. iitid Mrs- Geo, Vlillian, who
wore' visiting -friends in the West,
returned home last week. • ' '
Mr. Harvey : Petttuan, who
chased Frank Wilson's' farm, ' has
taken possessionand has moved
on the farm. •
Mr. Robt. Bogie underwent a
tonsil operation on .Monday fit the
(loderieh hospital. -
Mrs. Geo: Rutledge, who has been -
on the. sick list for a considerable ,
time, is much improved.
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