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°"All over theto ay n('w hospitals
and new additions are being built
without any guarantee of their hayiaag
even a skeleton staff of nurses avail-
able," said 'Miss, Madeleine , alzer o
London
in discussing the prevailing
shortage: of nurses at the fourth an-
nual ban(Itaet .of the Community Nurs-
ling Registry, held in the hail orNorth
street United church Dist Tliiirsday
evening. ' Her .subject was the pro-
posed "Nurse Practice Act," which may
be resented at the next session. of the
Princial Legislature:
Miss Baker urged that every nurse
emphasize the importance of being,
prepared to obtain a license when this
Measure ispriacted, asserting -that both
the public and the nurses will be pro-
tected by it.
Public health. units and' the enlarge-.
Ment of hospitals are all playing a part
in the lack of enough nurses, to go
around, said Miss Baker? If the Gov-
ernment sees fit to accept the proposed.,
Act, no, nurse .will practise unless she
is, licensed. a ya
Miss Abri Cleaver, president Of the
local ('ornrnunity Nursing Hegistry, pre-
sided. and reviewed the activities of
the year, iIl wlrkh the meetings were
featured by addresses from interesting
and entertaining speakers.
At the Dinner Table
A delicious turkey- dinner. with all
The trinimirlg s, was" provided, arks
served by the Women's Association of
the churCl1. The tables were effectively
decorated with spring flowers and
lighten tapers. Place cards of purple
and gold sere topped with a miniature
nurse'§ cap with, black hand. 'There
were over fifty 1r11rses in 'attendance
and a -roll call revealed that graduates
of training schools, -were present from.
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NILE, May 19.—Nile United church,
which has been redecorated, will be
re -opened on Sunday. May 25, and the
trustee , board is asking for a liberal
thank -offering to help defray the ex-
pense.
The rainy weather is causing ethe
farmers much concern. Some people -
have not been able to do any sowing,
although others have been able to finish
owing to a different type of land,
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Thayne (nee
Service's on Sunday last in,Pilgrim
United church, at the cornet' of Horton
and. Maitland .streets, London, were
in the nature of a double jubilee, mark-
ing„ fifty years in the ministry for ,tie
pastor, Rev. a E. F. Armstrong,
IB.][D., and fifty years since the establish-
ing of the church,
Rev. B. F. Armstrong is a'native of
(oderlch, sun of the late. Mr. and Mrs.
Edward Armstrong. lie gut his early
education in Goderih Public and High
Schools. He graduated in arts in 1.898
from Victoria University, Toronto, and
was graduated in theology in 1901 and
ordained at St. Thomas under Rev.
James Livingston.
It was in 1897, the same yearyilgriiii
United church was established at Lon-
don, that Mr. Armstrong was received
as a probationerin,the Methodist
lurch. He was apointed to the'
Tuckersniith circuit near Clinton, In
Mae MeDiarmid), of Toronto, are stay-
ing Nvitla lier father fez some time.
Meeting.—The regular Meet-
ing of the W.M.S. was :held in 'the
basement of the church on Wednesday
afternoon, May 14th. . There was a
large • attendance , or members and
friends. During the afternoon tWo
quilts were quilted for British flood re-
lief. Bliss Currey, the president, led
a short devotional and business period.
The members decided to make another
quilt in the near future. At the close
of the meeting lunch was served by
Mrs. T. McPhee,
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REV. E: F. ARMSTRONG
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1899 he was probationer at Windsor
and then went to college to get his
degree in theology.
Fully ordained, ft.ev. Mr. Armstrong
took up duties at .Tupperville and from
there he went to Charing Cross, Nic—
mapville.and Blenheim, It was while
at Blenheim ,he retired. in 1939 and
went to Louden to live. He Was pot
" long, for the. next , year he went
tO "help out" the Congregation, at PA-
g•rim United ,"for a while," And he has
remained in charge of the congregation
ever since. ,
- Pilgrim church, established in 1897,
was originally a Congregational church,
and in 1,925Joined the United' Church.
istry of Rev. Mr. Armstrong, Who has
been its pastor since 1940.
These partieulars respecting Pilgrim
church and its pastor, with the accoin-
panying portrait, are- given iu last
week's Issue of•The Lendon Echo.
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LINIMENT
VYCTOXUA—STRElNT' W.A.
The May meeting of the W.A.' of
Vietoria-street United. ch.urch was held
at the home of, Mrs. Hardy, Trafalgar
street, with a fair attendance, The
devotional period -was. ied by Mrs. N.
MCKinnon. Prayer was offered by Mrs.
B. 'Wilson and a ,Psalin was read 'by
Mrs. II. Phillips. .The following read-
ings were given : "Love Thy Neighbor,"
Builder," by Mrs'. (.). Miller, and one,
on "Mothers" by -Mrs. McKinnon. The
Presidisit, Mrs. H. Webstell, took the
chair for the business period. The
Purchase of a new stove for the church
kitchen was discussed and a committee
appointed to secure information re-
garding .it. Articles for the bazaar
were. brought In and other arrangements
made.. Calls reported numbered thirty.
The Meeting was closed with prayer by
joyed and a social thne spent. thanles
to the hOstesses being expressed..
SUITABLY INSCRIBED,'
Little Tiniothy had bought Grandma
a book tor Christmas and wanted to
vvrite a Stitable inscription on the fly-
leaf. He raeked his brain, tmtil sud-
denly he remembered that his father
had a book with an inscription, of
which he was veyy proud. So Tim'
decided to copy it.
You can imagine' Grandma's surprise
on Christmas morning when she opened
her gift, a Bible, and found neatly, in-
scribed the following phrase: 'To
Grandma, with the complinients of the'
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which was acknowledged by Mrs. D. D.
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Ilse Cleaver announced that it is
the intention of the graduate nurses
to hold a doll fair in the fall, for
vvh les Goderieb and kitratfigli ineinhers,,
of the Dolls' Association have promised
tljeir eoliectioiis, A doll, dressed and
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The happy and instructive meeting
was
i auada,sed with, the • singing 4 , "0
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