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to her wedding, the bride
hOrKft°ed at a shower at the
home of Mrs, Janet McDougall,
Goderich; and at a shower in
%VIM hosted by her best.
'send, Miss Julie Foxton.
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far Maitland WI
"Education and Cultural Ac-
tivities" was the theme of the
meeting of the Maitland Women's
Institute when it was held on
Tuesday of last week. Roll call
was answered by "what I read to
educate myself".
The conveners, Janet Hubbard
and Isabel Bannerman, planned
an instructive meeting around
the motto, "Spend Your Years
Learning instead of Yearning":
Mrs. Bone and Mrs. McCallum
taught the members the art of
crocheting 'granny squares'. All
managed to learn the technique
and hope to be able to put it to
' practical use soon.
Members were grateful to the
ladies for their time and patience
as this is an art they have wanted
to Learn for some time.
Articles for the bazaar to be
held on Thursday, December 4,
between 2-4, were suppld by the
ladies.
The next meeting will be held
January 27 at 8:15 in the town
hall.
REV. KEN HAWTHORN was the perfect host at the St. Paul's Christmas tea and bazaar
last Wednesday afternoon. He- stopped to chat with ladies at every table and kept a
fatherly eye on the proceedings.
Mrs. Elmer Jeffray
president of WMS
BELMQRE — Mrs. Elmer
Jeffray was elected president of
the Women's Missionary Society
of Knox Presbyterian Church,
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REV. T. K. HAWTHORN, Rector
MRS. D. RICHARDSON, Organist
and Choir Iteader
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' SUNDAY. DECEMBER 7
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8:30 a.m.-Holy Communion
11:00 c m. --Holy Communion and sermon
White Gift Sunday.
MEETINGS
Thurs., Dec. 4—ACW meeting in parish hall, 1:45 p.m.
Thurs., Dec. 4—Euchre party in parish hall, 8:30 p.m.
Wed., Dec. 10—Servers' Guild meets at the rectory, 5:30 p.m.
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Belmore, when the annual
meeting was held at the church.
She succeeds Mrs. 'Ralph Dick-
son.
Other officers are: vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Ralph Dickson; secre-
tary, Mrs. Kenneth Dickson;
treasurer, Mrs. Donald
MacAdam; committee secre-
taries: friendship and service,
Mrs. Selah Breckenridge; Glad
Tidings, Mrs. Bruce Darling;
literature and library, Mrs. Carl
Nickel; supply, Mrs. Arnold
Jeffray; press reporter, Mrs:
George Nickel; pianist, Mrs.
Alvin Mundell; auditors, Mrs.
Mundell, Mrs. Arnold Jeffray;
nominating committee, Mrs. Carl
Nickel, Mrs. George Nickel, Mrs.
Mundell.
Mrs. R. Dickson opened the
mectine with a poem and two
selection were sung. Mrs. Myrtle
Weir read scripture from the
tweittn chapter of Paul's first
letter to the Corinthians. Mrs.
ltruce Darling gave the medita-
tion, "Looking Ahead".
Plans were made to visit Pine
crest Manor Nursing Home,
Lucknow, the Last week of
November. The roll call was
-answered with opinions on the
past year's programs.
" Mrs. K. Dickson gave two
readings, "The Bible Alphabet"
and "I Asked for Strength".
Reports were given by the
various officers and conveners.
Ten regular meetings plus
several special meetings were
held during the past year, the
average attendance being ten
members.
The meeting closed with a
poem by Mrs. R. Dickson, the
hymn, "A Disciple Named
Peter", and prayer by Miss Edith
Stokes. ?.
—Sunday guests of Mrs. Ger-
shom Johnston, Catherine Street,
were Mr. and Mrs. Jack Johnston
of St. Pauls.
—Rev. Robert H. Armstrong
spoke on St. Andrew as the St.
Andrew's Day service was held in
St. Andrew's Church on Sunday.
Next Sunday. St. Andrew's will
observe the sacrament of the
'Lord's Supper at the morning
service.
Ten graduate
to nursery dept.
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A graduation tea was held at St.
Andrew's Presbyterian Church
on Thursday at 10 a.m. when ten
.childr+l'n graduated from the
Cradle Roll to the Nursery Dept.
of the Sunday Schoel.
Those graduating were Ken-
neth Lapp, Jennifer Jones, Todd
Chadwick, Jeffrey Oberholtzer,
Todd Ritchie, Colleen Smith,
Christopher Farrish, ' Jana Lee
Gaunt, Carla Mowbray and Jason
Baylor.
The guests were welcomed by
Mrs. Fred McGee, superinten-
dent of the Cradle Roll.
The pink and blue tapers en the
centre table were lit by Gordon
Wall and Mrs. Wall gave the call
to worship. They were represent-
ing the Couples' Club who spon-
sors the Cradle Roll. The opening
prayer was given by Rev. R. H.
Armstrong.
Miss Merle Wilson presided at
the piaito for two hymns, "Jesus
Loves Me" and "When Mothers
of Salem W" 'Mrs. Wall read a
poem, "Where's Baby?", direct-
ed to the boys, and Mrs. Willis
Lapp read "Little Girls' World",.
Each child lit his or her own
candle from the larger tapers
while Mrs. McGee and Miss Olive
Lapp, teacher . of the Nursery
Dept_, read scripture messages
from the .Gospels of -John and
Matthew:
Mrs. H. Clugston, superinten-
dent of the Sunday School, pre-
sented each child with a diploma
and welcomed them to the
Sunday School. Miss Lapp ended
the promotion with prayer. She
then spoke briefly to the children,
using some of her material to ex-
plain what takes place in the Nur-
sery Dept.
Everyone joined in saying
Grace and lunch prepared by,
Mrs. Jim Carr and Mrs. E. Nier-
garth was served by Mrs. R. H.
Armstrong and Mrs. Catherine
Wilson.
—The first Sunday of Advent
was celebrated in St. Paul's
Anglican Church with Rev. T. K..
Hawthorn conducting the service
and preaching the sermon. Don
Farnell read the second lesson
and Harry Brydges led in the
State Prayers.
Rights, status of women
discussed at WI meeting
FORDWICH — "The Rights
and Status of Women" was the
topic when Mrs. Cecil Wilson
spoke at the meeting of the
Women's Institute. held recently
in the community hall. Mrs.
Wilson explained how women
were discriminated against in
some areas but in many posi-
tions. they have proved to be just
as capable and responsible in
some types of work formerly
classed as men's work She
stressed that "we must work
hard to promote the rights of
women. not the status"
Mrs. Wilson was ° Introduced
and thanked by the conveners of
the Citizenship and World Affairs
coibnmittee. Mrs. Harold Doig and
Mrs Douglas Harding.
President Mrs C Carswell was
in charge of the meeting Mrs.
Harold Doig conducted the devo-
tions and took as her topic the
origin of the Mary Stewart
Collect Psalm 23 was repeated in
unison and she explained it with
variations
The motto. "1,Yomen's Institute
Members are Arnxi s for Know-
ledge and as d Result Matte
Better Citizens". was taken by"
Mrs. U Harding who told of how
the Institute came about and
what one can learn from the vari-
ous programs the organization
sponsors.
Roll call was answered by .19
members and seven visitors- A
very interesting and informative
type of roll call. members were
asked to read a short description
of a prominent woman.
A report on the area convention
was given by Mrs. Carswell. Mrs.
Elmer Harding reported on the
meeting of the East Huron execu-
tive and told of some upcoming
dates to remember The WI
Christmas party will be held
December 9 with husbands or
friends as guests. The group will
visit the nursing home on Decem-
ber 16 and entertain the residents
there
The group was entertained by
Mrs. Lorne Siefert and Mary.
The meeting closed with The
Queen and the Institute Grace
Lunch was served by Miss Minnie
McElwain. Mrs A Stimson and
Mrs E Gedrke
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