The Goderich Signal-Star, 1946-05-23, Page 6cr
THE GODERICII SIGNALSi
ituer4 Chapel co li•b1nes
'the dignitY fWaco of WOU0111119
'and tho t 'bent of a quiet
residence.- -
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You are iniited to: listen to
"Musiefor SvindaYP DEogkam over
CHNX, Wiughani, each 'Sunday
afternoopi at 3 pza.
TIMES Otli
GODERiCil TWNSUW
uourzucEg TowNsum›, May 20.
--Mrs. Benson Sizt,kbf Clinton visittd
l'hi WedneSattY with her mother, Mrs.
G. Harwood, who has returned from
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Scott . Memorial Hospital. Seaford.
• Titre was no service at Union
1 church on Sunday; but the congregation
join6d with Victoria street ',church,
tiroderich, at their anniversary services,
to 'hear a rermer pastor, Rei.. A. a
lif o or14oll6e, • of Sarnia. .
WelpuAta0 and PrQsentatrion. -;‘,-- On
Thursday , evening the friends and.
relatives of Pte. Erie. MeMlister-gath-
ere4,1 in • the Orange -401 to welcothe
him home from ,oversezik. , Progressive
euchre was played, with 'high ,MorS
going to Mrs. Forest McClure, and,
Mr. Win. Stirling,.' Consolation prises
' were awarded to Miss 'Jean li,,)roctor
and George, Warner. Erie was called
to the platform, and while My. Robt.
Sowerby read the address, Mr. Everett
MeIlwain presented Erie with an oc-
casional chair ,'frout the community.
'While Mr, Gordon Orr read another
address, I;t:ceve George Ginn presented
a club bag from the Township Council:
Eric thanked all for the gifts, and
also for the pareals he received while
overseas. Lunch was served by the
ladies, iind, dancing vhs enjoyed for
an hour.
WHEELEg'S
FUNERAL SERVICE
'N�xtra eh rge for the use
of our Funeral
to Street.
Prompt Ambul nee
Service •
Phone 335 Res. 355, or 7.
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GOOD YEAR ,
LI FEGUARDS,
G'or4oza Orr, tWeoppanled hylier dcaigU-
ter; calrtu, Jfirn itirling, accompanied
log Bus. Will _McGuire; -piano duet,
Reta Yeo and Molly Finlay; piano solo,
Beverly Boyce. Mrs. At. Priver enter-
tained with severul selections on the
violin. • SandwieheS luid coffee were
served, The June meeting wilt be held
at Mrs. A. 4oelthart's.
Rev. F. G. Stotesbury announced at
the 6ervice on Sunday that a baptismal
svrviee will be conducted °A ..tune 16th
in Grace Church. °
NILE
NILE, May 20,—on SundaY. May 12,
hn appropriate Mother's Day service
was held at Nile church. Ti•O child-
ren' were baptized: Kenneth ;Lorne Me-
Nee, at son a Mi. arta mni. Gra-
ham MeNee, and John Wiillam Rut4
ledge, son. a 51r, and Mrs. Wilimer
Ruth:Age. .Rev. IT. Cronhielm pretich6d
on "-`,Vhe Christian II0ine." nurIng the
service 'Mrs. D. 51ePee sang "Mother's
Prayer." .
WAS. Meethte---The Nile W.55..S.
met in the church, on WedrieWay, May
1Wa. Alis Currey opened the meet-
ing with the call to worship, which wa5
followed by prayer by Mrs..ltutledge.
Scripture readings were given by Mrs.
J. McPhee and Mrs. McIlwain. Mrs.
I). McPhee rendered a solo, "nappy
the Home When. God Is There." The
roll call was answered by, eleven niem-
beTs. The clothing drive to be wade
in June was 'discussed and a collection
MIS taken to buy flannelette. J. read-
ing coin* was decided upon • for the
AlmillstaNIMPIAlkstRasso.mismom
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Painful Pus Filled Boils
the Cause" of Much Miser
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miserable ticy Pad° you kel.
Bells are an outward indication a impurities in
the system, and just, when you thinic you are rid of
one another cr9P3 up to tale its place and prolong
Your misery. All the lancing and poulticing you eau do may not stop ore
comitag.
To help overcome boils you should purify the Mood, /29why not givo
that old, reliable blood medicine, ludo& Mood Bitters, a chance to c3how
what it will do in helping you get rid of them? Thousands have ucecl it for
this purpose for the past 60 years. Why not you?
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sumnler. The meeting closed with a hymn and the MiZpah benediction.
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PORTER'S HILL May 20.. -- The
reguldr May meeting of Porter's Hill
Communily, Club was held in the
school -house on Wednesday evening,
•May,,15; and took the form of a social
evening with a varied proglanf. Mrs.
Don Harris, -president, opened the
meeting With a few words of welcome.
Quilt blocks were handed in. James
Stirling acted as -.chairman for tt4g
following- program: Reading, Miss. P.
:Wilding: violin -sole), Cora Driver;
*piano, solo, Vera Wilson; duet, Phyllis
Harris and Molly trinlay ; piano solo,
EleanorDriver.; ;3010. Beverly, Boyce,
accompanied by his mother; solo, .Mrs._
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'G. C. TRELEAVEN„ AGENCY. Dungannon.
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