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• SUNDAY, 'DECEMBER 23, 1851
8.30 am, HOLY COMMUNION. ,
11 a.m. FAMILY SERVICE AND CHRIST-
MAS MUSIC.
7 P.M. EVENING PRAYER AND SERMON.
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Christmas Eve -Holy Communion, Choral •
11 PO. •
Christmas *Day -Holy- Communion, -4.30 a.m.
Glory to God in.the.highest, add on earth peace,
good will toward men.
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REVEREND BEVERLY Ilk FARR, BA., RECTOR
A.. ANDERTON. Organist and Choirmaster
North • Street United Church
CHRISTMAS KuNpxy,'DEddistat 23, 1951
10 a.m.. S*DAY' SCHOOL. •
- 11 a.m. "ROADS TO BETHLEHEM" No. '3.
"The Way of Faith"
; p.m. Candle Lighting Servke.
REV. H. A. DICKINSON, fiAt. MINISTE• R.
11. A. CLARK, Organist and Choirmaster
YOU ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND NORTH ST._
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Knox Presbyterian Church
"Prctise God. from Whom
all blessings
There ake voices -of hope, singing the '
old fami1iai liSPriths. There is divine
inspiration in an anthem of prse.
Regular Church attendance brings a'
fuller appreciation of life.and living.
You are cordially invited
to attend our services.
REV. R. G. MaeMILLAN. W. II. BISHOP, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M.
Minister. ' Director of Praise. •
Service held in tlie Sa,neutary Of North Street United Church.
2 p.m. SPECIAL cmasTmAs SERVICES. *
, Victoria St. United Church
,MINISTER -REV. D. W. WILLIAMS, B.A.
ORGANIST aud CHOIR LEADER -7. Miss Mary Joyce St-han
10 win. 4SUNDAY SCHOOL'. ,
VORTSTIVIAS THROUGH .T.nm
7- p.m: '1"SiEPHERI)S."
Union Services.--:
2 p.m. '• Sunday School.
3 p.m. Chuich Worship.
.NEWS OFDyNc.ANNoN4.
DUIIGIS:N.NON ee. 8.• - Mrs.
;William Sproul lanot so well'again
and on..Saturday‘ was taken to the
Godericb, hospital' for ;treatment.
,•4•VirriStinns ,P,ti•rty, -The Erskine.
• and Sunday' .School hehrthe
annuallOhristnias party 'kith Relit -
C.' Winn, pastor,. PreSitling for an
interesting program, 'which opened
with the, singing of Christmas
carols. Recitations, solos and
choruses followed: 11/liss Barbara
Wilson and, -Ken McAllister plaYed
organ
duet of a 'medley bf ,Christ-
mas music. "While Shepherd&
watched their flocks by night" was
the pageant given, IS.,51o, parts were
taken by Shirley • Irinnigan, Lois
'Webster shcl Margaret 131aek.
`NSanta" resembling jack Henderson
ofpucknow treatea all to the usual
treats of oranges and candy. Lunch
was served in the basement.
The United Church Woman's 'AS-
.sociation meeting was held at the
home of Mrs. Robert Irvin on
day evening evening .with AlrEl; Wilbur
Brown presiding. The meeting
opened by singing a Christmas .carol
"0 .Little Town of- ,Bethlehem,"
which waS followedby repeating.
the Lord's ° Prayer., Mrs. Alvin.
Sherwood rad the Seripture les-
son: Mrs. Popp gave the lesson -
thought and lea_ IA .reia,yef. Mrs.,
Harvey Alton gave the treasurer's
report, which :showed a good bal-
ance on . hand: Mrs. G. Hodges,
tkinvener of the . parsonage Com-
mittee, gave a report. Mrs. Arthur
,iElliott moved that $25 be donated
to the Missionary and Maintenance
fund, which was secOnded by Mrs.
K. Dawson.. The slate of officers.
for 1952 was read by -Mrs. Arthur
Elliott and was as folloivs: presi-
dent, •Mrs. Wilbur BroWn; 1st vice-
president, - Mrs. K. Dawson; 2nd
.vice-president, Mr's. Dtunin Phil-
lips; secretaiv-treasurer, Mrs. II.
Alton; assistant treasurer, .Mrs. R.
McDonald; pianist, Mrs. Otto Popp;
assistant pianist, Mrs. D. Phillips;
flower committee, Mrs. R. More,
Mrs, M. Reed, Mrs. H. Eedy, Mrs.
George Hodges, Mrs. K. Dawson
and Mrs. T. Webster; pilcitupage.
committee, Mrs.. George Hodges,
1Virs. R. Bere,and ,Mrs. Arthur El-
liott ; sick and .visiting committee,
Mrs. T. Webster, Mrs. Prank'Pent-
land, Mrs. H. Horton. Mrs. Cecil
Blake, -Mrs. Mel Reed, Mrs. „Jack
Rivett and Mrs. Omar 'Brooks;
group leaders, Mrs. John' rinnigan,
Mrs. R. Irvin, Mrs: Wilfred 'Pent-
land and .Mrs. WiUiam Petrie. Sev-
eral earels• were sung. Mrs. Watt
read the story of t`The Star." "Sil-
ent Night" and the Mizpah'benedie-
tion were sling:* An exchange of..
Vhastnlas gifts followed arid „lunch
Was served bY. the hestesies, Mrs,
Brown, 1iirs 101i. DawsOu
and Mrs. Harvey .4,1ton.
14Ptisinal impres;
sive baptismal service .toOk •place
during'the morning worship of Dun-
gannon United Church, Bund0„. The
411fantS were Valerie ;panne° and
Deborah Louise Hodges,. doighlers
a Mr. and Mrs. -141001 Hedges;
Eric,, son of Mr. and
Bill Wiggins; Charles iivankiin,
son of Mi. and, MO, Fred Young;
Carol' Marie and Bonnie Jean,
daughters of Mr. and, Mrs. Eldon
Culbert. Bev. George Watt, pastor,
officiated.
Plan Sleigh Ride.--7D'artgaimon
1.1.111,ted Church Youni People met
Monday- night wherf Christmas
cardls were sung with Miss IVIarg-
aret joy Durnin presiding. The
ScriPture lesson was 'read by Del-
mer Maize and Marjorie Errington
led in prayer.. A film, "The Three
Wise Men," was, shown hy the
pastor, Rev. George Watt. The
minutes of the last 'meeting were
read by Ross Rivett. Next month
a sleigh riding party is being ar-
ranged on tlib' evening It January
1, to which the Presbyterian Young
People's 'Onion are invited., The
games were led by Kenneth Petrie
and at the close lurich War served.
Couple lionored.-Mr. and Mrs:
Lorne Hasty (nee Audrey Con -
gram) newlywedd, were honored
with a reception in,,the Agricultural
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980 •CPPL's PAT MURRAY
TO THE' ELECTORS -OF GODERICH-
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wish to thank you and wish one and all a Merry
Christnias and a prosperous New Year.
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• Goderich Baptist Church .
, MONTREAL ST.
-MINISTER--REV. IAN G. HIND, R.A..
010ANIST and CHOIR LEADER -FRANK BISSETT
40 ami: SUNDAY' SCHOOL. , • '
11 'am. "THERE IS ROOM IN MY HEART:'
7 p.m. -"GOLD FRANKINCENSE AND MYRRH."
_Monday 7.30 p.m. R.Y.P.U. let
Wednesday 8 p.m. ' Prayer and Bible Study.
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The. Free Methodist Church
Corner Victoria and Park Streets . ;-
Rev. B. E. Stevenichfi, Pastor -40 Park Stria, Phoile 897W.
Sabbath Services-CHML-Dial 906 a.m. "
10 a.m., SUNDAY SCHOOL
111/4.Im. MINISTRY OE THE WORD.
7 P.m. MINISTRY OF .THE -WORD.
Prayer •Meeting Wednesday -at 7.39 p..nt
TO 4t1411 -A CORDIAL WELCOME.
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HOWARb MINARER, PASTOR
** SUNDAY SCHOOL , RALLY.
i0 a.m. A CHALK TALK by ,1, West. -
! Our Sunday Siliool 'Objective, -100.
t The Chalk sketcfis will be awarded to the
boy or girl bringing the most -to Sunday
school.
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A beautiful oil painting to' the adult bringing
the moit to Sunday' school pninimum of "10)
Re% J. 'West .
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SUM:UV MORNINO--11 a.m. .fl'utting Christ back into Xmae"
EVENING Sgity10E-,-.1f Jesus' Came to GOderiCh Where would
' Ile go to.phpreh? ,
Tuesday 8 pali. ili`ble Study'and Pr•Ter:1Vpiefing. •
IThursday, DeCtsuboir 20', 4t., .8 'paw Christinfts Program. ,
',No" Ser,vice on Eriday, Dbeenther 21St.
. TIIE LITTLit curium WITH TIIE BIG 'WELCOME.
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robbed. Uhe 1i'aimers' Supple Store
at; pentralia, tilting merchandise
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Mr. 'lack C. tauter, proprietor
Tbe., Club Grilf,. 0011 leave on
the•Week.end to spend OhriStnias at
his home town of Ikenot4, Ont. It
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"WHEN HE CAME." By REV. JACK WEST
In Sil. John's Gospel we 'find no beautiftil Word picture of the
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nativity of Jesus. Instead, • we s•imply read;' "And the Light
shinetbin darkness; •and the darkness eomprehendeth it not."
He eame to 'bring light into a ..dark: world. Ile came to ' bring
light into dark hearts.
"The darkness comprehendeth it not." To t-hecritic, t� the
O unbeliever, He ,is the ineomprehenSible Christ.. They ,cannot
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• fabliont IllsTh, visdom. The" cannot plumb the depths of His •
Ipersobahty, because darkness cannot:comprehend light. ,You Inq 6
be refined, you may be 'Cultured. and educated, but if you do not :
know Jesits, you are in darkness; the Book says so. Where does •
the darkness go when the light is turned on? Light conquers •
/ night by banishing it., And when we collie lo Christ' as an
individual we ere -conselouS as individuals, we have come out,
from': the cold darkness of Unbelief, and have'been usheered into •
the. light and Warmth ,of 'His ,presenco.
I'm thinking of 'the poor little blind:girl one Christmas, years
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ago. Her Christmases had been without toys, withont'.eandy, and
'without light AIfint1 doctor eontacted her; and" by a miracle of
surgery rekstorea ,..'ia• sight. II ehad Piled the bed high with OM
.'ibut she hardly saw lite toys. !She' looked long..and lovingly into
her benefaetor's:Mee. He brought light to the blind girl's eyes,
but Jesus bringfilight to these dark souls of ours. Why' net open
your heart to Him, and let His light come in?
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40UVIES VALE
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CHOLMESVICLE, Dee: V.7.-T1ie
Ann* :Meeting a tiie W,$. of
VelmeaVilie Putted Church W.40.
held in tire,Alltiday School. roella On
TueSdaY, Peeember .14,, With MTS.
Bert. 'Jobb as leadcr of the deirobidz..
al period. The meeting opened
vvith the singing,()f, "0 LittleTowu
of Bethiehera,!' feliovved +IV prayer
by Mrs. Lobb. The minutes of. the
Noteurb.er meeting: Were „,read -and
adopted, and. the roll call was
answered by the naming of a mis-
sionary either at home or abrOad..
A.n article on "TheBuilaing
Campaign" was read.. by Mrs.
Prank McCullough. The Seripture
and prayer weretaken by Mr's.
Fred Mulholland: Mrs. Harry Cud -
Mere had an artieie- on "A Visit to
Bethlehem," and Mi.S. We Yee read 1'
about "The 'Christmas Ruip of, the
Thornas -Crosby." story "Salve.-
tion Army 'Captain's Christmas
111essage" Was read by Mrs. Reg.
Miller. The' president,. Mrs. • Wil-
liam Norman,- thanked everyone for
their • help during' the year.. Rev.
'Mr. Newton presided for the elec-
tion of oftieers, and Mrs. E. J. Tre-
wartha brought in the slate of pf-
teers for 1952, ai follows: brew: -
dent, Mrs: William Norman; ist
vice-president, 'Mrs. kred Mulhol-
land; 2nd vice-president, Mrs. Bert
Lobb; 3rd vice-president, Mrs. E. J.
Trewartha; 4th vice-president, Mry.
Les Jervis; secretary, Mrs. HELM
Cudmore ; assistant.),/rs. Keenetil
Trewartha; treasurer, Mrs. C. Wil-
son; literature secretary, Mrs. E.
J. Trewartha; temperance, Mrs. N.
Beard; Christian stewardship, Mrs.
M. Newtoft; flower:norninittee, IVIrs,
T. Elliott; pianist,- Mrs: W. Yeo;
assistant, Mrs. L. Bond; Mission
Band. superintendent, Mrs. Fran%
McCullough; assistant. , 'Mrs. Jack
Yeo. Following the meet-
ing, • the W.A. held their annual
meeting. The president, Mrs; Ed.
Grigg was in the chair, and opened
the meeting with the singing Of a
Christrnashymn,. ana a reading,
"God's Gift to Man," readt.by Mrs.
Grigg. It was. approved to make
a donatiin to the M. and M. •fruid,
along With the proceeds •from the
sale of •Church calendars. The
president expressed her. thanks for
the co-operation she receiv'ed during
the year, after Which.. Mrs. S.
Walter moved a vote of thanks to
the presidents of both, societies for
their splendid work. After •the
slate of offieers was brought in and
approved, the meeting closed with
the singing of "Silent Night" and
prayer by Mrs. Grigg. The hostesses
Mrs. L. Bond, Mrs. J. Yeo and Mrs.
R. Miller served a lovely • lunch.
Officers- for 1952 are as follows:
president; -Mrs: 11 'Grigg; Vice-presi-
dent, ,mrs: W. Yeo; secretary, Mrs.
L. Bond; asSistant,' 'Mrs. F. :gni-
hoLlan ; • treasurer, Mrs. S. Walter.;
iloWer committee, M's. 13. MeMath;
press secretary, Mts. 1'. McCul-,
lough; assistant, Mrs. Iran Jervis;
buying committee, Mrs. S; Walter,
Airs. P. Pahner, Mrs.W._ Yet) And
Mrs. Eldon Yeo. '•
WISH*0
ON -E AND 'ATTN,L
° A VEir.
MEEIW'oattlsnw*
ANkA HAt'arf
..AND iROgr.„itotis
NEW YEAR.
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...AUBURN
AU13URN7Dee. 17. -The annual.
.community carol -service, will be
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held in St. Murk's- Angitean Church
next Sunday evening, -'December 23,
ar8 o'clock... Everyone ,is invited
to cbme and 'sing, the carols... 6
..Knox United- Church held their
annual .Christmas concert, Ti the
Sunday School room •with• a good'
attendance.' An enjoyable program
was provided and Rev. C. G. Wash-
ington Wowed Christmas lantern
-slides. - Followifig the -pri4grani,
Santa appeared and distributed
gifts from a tell laden tree. Every-
one was treatedto an . ice cream
cone and oranges were given to the
children. •
.ChristmaS -wership in .the United
Church next Sunday morning will
include' the presentation of .a
pageant, "The Coming of the King,"
given by tlie young, people and the
choir. The pageant is a reverent
and, ., beautiful portrayal of • the
,Christmas story and message. A.
processional of, white giftswill form
part Of the Ogeant, When thecon-
gregation will have the opportunity
of bringing their ,,Clinistaias offer-
ings for the neetlf. 111 the Sunday
School at 10 a.m., a Christmas wor-
ship _ 'Service of picture and song,
with a 111M -strip in color, willbe
held.' All are invited. •
(Hall..on -Thursday night. Miss
Betty Black read tin. address of
best wishes and Mr. Gordon Matze
presented them with a -purse, of
money. . Clarence Adlam's orch-
estra- supplied TriTaxi-e-t* dancing.
PpItTE-Ie§- tat . ,...
a PORTER'S HILL, Dec. .19. --,
.Porter's 101,11 Commukity •Clkib' livid
1 a .'cal.d. party and 'dance in the
school hoae recently 'with Mrs.
John MeCowari's, and Mrs. Pete
• Harrison's grout* in charge. ' Both
euchre and "500" were played.
Lunch was them served after which
dancing to , the' music of Irwin's
orchestra was enjoyed with 'prizes
as follows: Spot dance to Jack
sturdy. and Eleanor Cox;, elimina-
tion dance, Mrs. Bill Mellwain ;
tallest _man on floor, Harry Will
„limes. .
S.S. 5 Concert.. -The teacher and
pupils of, .S.S. No. 5 preSented their
Christmas concerton Friday even-
ing last with a , large erOwd at-
tending.- They are to be congratu-
-lated, on 'the. splendid program pat
en, Santa. Claus was there to pre-
sent the gifts and treats to the
'children.
Community aub.-The Cemmun-
ity Club held its December meet-
ing at the"home of Mrs. Allen Bet-
ties. Everyone . was to .come in a
hard-timelostume. el a 'fine of 25c
would lie 'levied. •''The'''costunes
*ere quite amusing. A euchre arid
dance is being planned' for, mid-
January. . ..• - ,
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They .have overdrive it'd there is no
inorease in price. •
. "We have one Vanguard tdemonstrator
for sale at a reduoed prioe. It -has low mileage,
bAlixwe STREFP
1097
ASHFIELD W.M.S.
The-- DO.eiiitrer • "meeting of the
Ashlield W.M.S. met at the home of
Mrs. Ruben Wilson. Miss Sadie
Johnston was in charge of the pro-
gram and the.meeting opened with
prayer by Mrys Johnston. After
singing Hymn 105, Mrs. Nell G.
MacKenzie read the Seripture from
,St. Luke 1:5-28 and Mrs.:D. A. -
..MacLean read from St. tuite 2;4-10.
Mrs. Rueben Wilson gave the Medi-
tatory remarks on both passages.
The roll, Cali was a verse from
St'l'iritiree:- 'The Ire -view 'of the Glad
Tidings Was given by Mrs. Donald
R. MacKenzie,
104".ft.Pr HYmn 169, Anna Mae Mc-
Donald. gave a Christmas reading
John Cowan read a • Chrislmas
pdern Mrs. William• Ross fai7Ored
with a solo, "Bells of c'hristmas
Each member present signed
Christmas card, ivhich is to be
ihalled • to Mrs, .Dan MaeDona ld,
a patient in 'Victoria iflospitql; Lon
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deli. Mrs.' Earl '„,,HoWA gave • an
'Offline of .(Thi.istian Work 14 Por-
n:Watt- and J•npan. Urs. Colin Me -
Gregor gave a reading entitled
"Olfts -at Christinas After,
'tile collection, Mrs. 'Hugh Mac-
Kenzie gave the, dedicatory Driven
Mrs. I>linean MaeXenzie, presi:
dent, took ehttrge ,fer the business.
MM. Nell G...'NfacKelizie .1•Vas ted to to nominate a slate of of-
fieers for 1952, All the '19:11 (Pf:
'fliers wer,e- re.instailed except, the
Oeretary, Mrs. Simpson': who, after
Ili years of unselifiSh serviee wished
`to >be. relieved. Mrs. 11, Ao•Ntne-
f..ean Was. appointed to till her
ee.
.ter 'Hymn 172, 'Ws: MacLean
*,e, the closing prayer. .11.trs,
thiy offered her home ,for the
.Tlinuary meeting. There were 25
Present, The hostess and helpers
sexvtd,d YO5 satisfshig lunch.
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IN1LE, .Dee. 18. - Nile • United
Chin:ch. will have its ChriStmas
trw and concert December 21 at
8.30 in the basement..
The anirualmeeting of the W.M.S.
was heldat the home of Miss Mary
Currey ;with. a -small attendance- of
seven•;• Members. ° Miss- Currey• pre-
sided.' The -meeting openeo with
i4.4un 58. after whiCh..Miss' Car
led in prayer. The ScriPture.read,
big was by Mrs. Ross MeNee.
Minutes of .the November •meeting
Were red. .Mrs. Rutledge reported
0.16. Missionary Monthly had in
creased to 13: :Mrs...Morris reverted
speCial:Tellection for 1950 of $12.96
and a. balance-. of 78 cents. • Mrs.
Godfrey. ttssociat wombers". sec re-'
to i'v,. 'reported two new. .niembers
IIItfl the sum of $7,25 on ailooation.
The following .0fficer's were elocted:
President, Miss 'Currey; 1.t yice-
:President, . urs. Godfrey 2nd•
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- president, Mrs. thin Mul'heM pian-
ists, Mrs. Godfrey and, Mrs. S.
Taylor; treasurer, Mrs. T.0111
Phee:. secretary, Mrs. Sfunrt Tay-'
lor; 'eorresponding and Missiott;try,
I Monthly, , Mrs.. George Itutledgft
special fund secretary. Mrs. 'Morris;
supply' secretary, Mrs. Graham Me-
;. flower and visiting committee,
Mrs. Morris, 'Mrs, Ross MeNee and
Mrs. Stuart , Tayler; temperance
secretary, 'Mrs, NIV1118 ; Chri,idan
.stesvardship; 2l 15. Jtoss .MeNeo.
'Miss E. McMillan and 'Mrs. E. J.
...UN-er were presented with a cracker
and cheese plate. on behalf of ,the
society,' as they are leaving: for
Dungannon. ,Aliss Currey and Mrs.
Ross M'eNee served lunch. The
Jitnuary. refreshment conuniftee
will 'Is' Mrs. 'Stuart Taylor .and
Mrs., Morris. The bale for relief
t-O4.3ic packed in -January. . •
' The December meeting of the
Nile W.A. was hold in the - base -
Ment ,of the church with, Mrs. H.
tstin in charge. :the meeting
oPe,ned with hynat 205, folloNved
by" the Lord's 'Prayer in ,Imison.
Keripture reading -Was read tv Mrs.
S. McGratte.n. Minutes of the, last
meeting. • were . read and adopted.
'Roll 'call wits 0118wered by 16 mem-
bers... •Correspondence ..,vas then
mut, and hymn 299 .was sung. A
usidss teriod followed. It was
decided to send boxes of fruit for
„Christmas'to sick or shpt -ins in the
conmemity. ,The program -com-
mittee for the next meering will
be Mrs. C. McPhee, Mrs. R. ROgie
am! Mrs. K. Feagan. The meeting
(111(1hyole 312 tta
.7.1inuth befeldiction. Lun...ri. W03
seeYed by H..--Pettman. it
Pentland. and Mrs. W. Caldwell.
Neyt Meeting -will be - January .8:
llestkses will, be 'Mrs. `IL Ryan.
Mrs. McIntyre .and'oMrs. Owen
Moore. "
G. HENDERSON
CARLOW
CARLOW, Dec. 1.1. -Your COT-
respendent .exttbds Christmas
greetings • to The .iSignaliStar
readers and staff. •
• Mrs: Gordon McPhee spent a few
days last • week at London visiting
her daughters, • Mrs. Ross Penning-
ton, who has a...daughter, and Misses
Jean and 'Jean McPhee. •
• Miss Mary Hill 'of Stratford- and
Miss '"Colleen Million of London•
visited with. Mr. and .Mks. Charlie
-Mitchell over the week -end.
The 'Women's Institute meeting
will he held on Thursday, December -
27, at the -Township' Hall., ,• The topic
will- be the Christraas onessage by
rs. arrower. The • refl. caIFwIIl
be answered by Christmas in other
lands. The hostesses will be Mrs.
W. Westlake, Mrs. E. Moore, Mr..
'and Mr's J. Kernighan..
• The -Women's MisSionary. SOclety
held their meeting _last Thursday
at the home' of Mrs: E. Mitehelt with
a very' good attendance.- The °Meets
for. the .coming year wereelected
with Mrs. William Treble as presi-
dent -and most of .th•em the same.
Mrs. Lloyd Young gave a Christmas
reading, and they .also had a parcel
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Post sale. Mrs. Nitclielr served it'
7'0 •
dainty 'lunch and a:social hour Was
spent.
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