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ST. GEORGE'S` CHURCH
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 21, 1952
3.30 a.m. HOLY CONDIUNION.
10 a.m, SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m." 'MORNING PRAYER AND SERMON.
3 p.m. PRIMARY SCHOOL
7 p.m, EVENING PRAYER AND SERMON.
REVERE 'D BEVERLY H. FARR, IBA.. L.Th., RECTOS
A. W. 4,NDERTON. Organist and Choirmaster
North Street United Church
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SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 24, 1952
10 a.m, SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. . WHAT THE UNITED CHURCH
BELIEVES. "Man and Man's Sin."
7 p.m. a�
HAVE DONE WITH JEHOVAH'S WORD."
REV. 11. A. DICKINSON, ILA., MINISTER.
H. A. CLARK, Organist and Choirmaster
Knox Presbyterian Church..
INVITES YOU,..TO.WORSHIP THIS SUNDAY
--"Church going families are happier families"—
SPECIAL YOUTH SERVICE
. AT 2 P.M.
THE KNOX COLLEGE MALE QUARTET
(Messrs. -Don Warne, Bruce Herrod, Willis Sayers
and Alex McDonald)
Mr. Alex McDonald will preach onthesubject:
"Hand to the Plough" .
Quartet Selections: "Beautiful Saviour," "Met the Lower Lights
REV.
Be Burning," "My Anchor Holds."
Conte and be i led • in worship ---by these enthusiastic young men
a from Knox College, Toronto, Ontario.
R. M It
G. a�c ILL
Minister.
Director of Praise.
Goderich Baptist Church
MONTREAL ST.
MINISTER --REV. IANC G. HIND. B.A.
ORGANIST and CHOIR LEADER --FRANK BISSETT
10 a.m. SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. "JESUS TEACHING ABOUT SALVATION." ,
7 p.m. "THE MAN AT THE DOOR."
Final in Illustrated Series.
1vIOnday 7 p.m. Compass Comrades. ---S.15 pari. B.Y.P.U.
Wediay 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
BETHEL TABERNACLE
(Pentecostal Assemblies of Canada)
REV. HOWARD 1111NARER. PASTOR
Sunday School -40 a.m.--"Children brought up in Sunday School
are seldom brought up in court."
Morning, Worship—.11 a.m.—Armour I3earers.
Evangelistic Service --7.30 p.m. --A Thirst foi the Old Well.
Tuesday -7.30 p.m. Bible Study. 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
Friday 8 pan. Christ's Ambassado?s.
THE LITTLE CHURCH WITH THE BIG WELCOME.
THE VOICE OF BETHEL 1
Rev. Howard E. 1 tinaker
WHAT THEN?
When the plants of our mighty cities
Have 'turned out their last finished work;
When our merchants have sold theta- last yardage
And have dismissed the hast 'tired clerk,
--When our 'banks hate raked in„ their Fast dollar
And paid out their last dividend;
When the .iudge of the earth say*, "Closed for the night."
And asks for a 'balance—what then?
When the choir bats ettng its last anthem, •
And the preoeher .has prayed his iaslt prayer.
When the people have heard their Ia'st sermon
And the sound hag died out on the oir;
When the Bible lies closed on the altar
And the pews are all empty of men,
And each one strands -freeing his record --
And the Great Book is opened_ -what then?
When the actors have ,played their last draama,
And the mimic has made his last fun;
When thq Iilm has 'clashed its last picture,
And the' ivoreboard displayed its last run.
When the erowds seeking Pleasure have vanished,
And gone out in the darkness ag+ain—
Whe'n the Trumpet of Ages has 'sounded
And we :stand up before Ilan----wirvt 'then?
When.the bogie's gall sinks into cadence, -
And the longnnarehing..olrnns stand still;
When .the captain has given the eta: t 'orders,
And they've captured the 'last fort and hill,
And the flag has been hauled from the masthead,
And the wotindcdl afield have cltec•kecl in,
And a world that rejected its Snviour
Ik asked for a reason ---Wil AT THEN?
""It fs appointed unto men once to die, but niter this the .
judgment." Hebrews f) :.27
•! Sponsored by the Bethel Adult Bible Ciass
DWIOEmox ][1W$
Successful Y.P.U.
Conference Held
with Many Present
DrM}. SN()N, Feb. 'D). --- On
Wednesday, February 13, some 701
young people gathered in Dungan• f
nun United Church furls zone rails-
'Thu Huron 'Presbytery Executive
frith Miss Doris Grierson ars pre,si
dent; was -in charge of- tlu service
and prograum, 'following au intro-
duction of 'the executive by %Vilrtier.
Erriugton, pre ideut of Dungannon
, rusted Church Y.I'.C. The even-
ing's program cons.istui-- ,t as• ,licit± t
song, recreation,•. byuuisots;; and,
worship perjpd'Ied by Benson Suter.
The tutwas ably given by IDonaald
Youngblut. Miss Grierson =presided
at the piano. Elwin Merrill, and
Harold Sparing in turn led in the
Within these new buildings of Huron College in London as many as 176,students take classes.
and find their accommodation. Although the Gothic structure is essentially an edifice to
the teaching of Divinity, more than 100 students of other courses, representing' 10 different
church denominations,_. are also • aeeontuiodated., Built at a dost of $1,359,000, the building
fund is still $375,000 short of the mark, and the Rt.- Rev. G. N. Luxton, Bishop of Huron, is
to inaugurate a campaign to. raise that a11nount.
NEW RN
UBURNN, Feb. 20. --Mr, and Mrs.- The chapter in the study book on
George Beadle and , Mr. and Mrs. 'South America" was ably taken
.s.sphcunats,.-Hciggltt--vlsiied-_ mr_sired.byMrs. W. T. Robison. Miss
-Mrs. William Muteh of Clinton on. -5finnle Wagner-Contributed-a---read-
Friday. ing. The roll call was responded
The Misses Mary Houston of to by a verse of Scripture contain -
Hamilton and Frances Houston, ing the word "Preach." Arrange-
ltet;.N., of Londcin spent the week- ments were made for the • World
end *with their parents, Mr. and Day of Prayer~ which will be held
Mrs. John Houston: . on Friday, February 29,' n the
Donald Ross, Oakville, visited Presbyterian Church. The offering
with his mother, Sirs: Fred Ross, was received by Margaret Haines.
Mr—William Dodd, who has the
Mrs. Don Haines read the story of
the hymn "I Love to Tell the
contract for delivering mall on R:It. the hymn
was afterwards sung
commenced his new duties on fi
February 15. Mr. Robert Turner as the closing hymn, followed, by
was ---.the formersmail courier, prayer. The' hostess sert`ed -'re-
Mrs. W. P. Crozier and Miss freshments.
Lorna Crozier of London spent a Horticultural Meeting. — Mr.
few , days with the former's father, Hamilton of Stratford, Zone For-
few
-Williain H. Campbell and Mr. ester of the Department of Lands.
and Mrs. Albert Campbell. • a ands s,
lair. -and Mrs. 'William Medd anda .-meetinForeg_.oftswas guest -speaker at
_the- Hnrtictiltttratl 'o-
ciety held in the Orange Hall on
Bert Medd of Goderich visited air. Thursday evening. Mr. Hamilton;
and Mrs. A. Rojlinson Sunday. Thursday
was introduced by Mr. Nelson
Mr. and -Mrs; William J., Craig MctLarty, spoke of the work on re -
and Allan -.accompanied by Mr. and forestation and also showed slides
Mrs. _;Harry r"4'Vorselt, Goderich, which were greatly enjoyed. He
week -end
at Flint,- Mich., over the also answered questions on planting
and also saw a nephew of trees. The , president, Mts. F.
Hold"Open House
at Dungannon as
Workshop Closes
who Is 111. 0. aicilveen, presided. A minute's
S.S. 16, East Wawanosh, held a
silence was observed in hc,nor .of
social evening at the school Friday His late Majesty the King, fol -
evening when progressive euchre lowed by singing "God Save the
and Lost I-ieir were played. ' Ladies ',Queen." Refreshments werethe the
high score for euchre went to Shir
ley Patterson; gents' rat the • close of the meeting. Ap-
leyhigh, Ab. Me- predation of the guest speaker and
.Cullough; ladies' low, Mrs. G. Pat- the ladies in charge of the lunch
terson; mens low, Bill Nahgrau. was expressed iu a motion by Mrs.
Lost Heir ladies' high went to Mrs. Art. Grange and Mrs. Robert
Reg. Schultz; gent's high, Norman
McClinchey ; ladies' Ioty, Mrs. James
Walsh; gent's.....low,- Stanley - John-
ston. Following lunch, dancing was
enjoyed. The next meeting,�s•jf,l be
in charge of Mr. and Mrs.- Oliver
Turner.
1te_moriai Service. —Special tri-
Iiii�e wits paid the late King George
VI at a memorial service held in
St. Mark's
Anglican p; n (.lurch, Friday
Mr. and Mrs. Carl night. The service was its charge
Anderson,orier and Mr., and Mrs. Cantwell.
.of the rector, Rev. W. E. Bramwell.
W.M.S. Meeting. Mrs. J. C . The Scripture was read and prayer
offered by Rev. J. E. Ostrom of the
Stoltz .gave-hier_liome for the Febru- Baptist Church. .An address was
ary meeting of the W.M �S. of Knox delivered by Rev. C':" C. Washington
Presbyterian Church. The Pres{-- of the United Church A connbined
choir sang an anthem under the
direction of Mrs. Gordon R. Taylor:
Women's Institute. --The Febru-
ary meeting of. the Women's Insti-
tute was held in the Foresters' Hall,
Tuesday, with the president, airs.
Wes. Bradnock in charge and Mrs.
It. J. Phillips ,presiding at the
piano. The meeting opened by
singing the "Ode" followed by the
THE VOICE OF TEMPER- Lord's Prayer and the • Mary
ANCE Stewart Collect. A minute's silence
for his late Majesty, j King George
Which is the better Temper_ VI, was observed, followed by "God
ante measure -- the Canada seSer the Mrs.D Queen." The assistant
secretary, Donald Fotyjer read
Temperance Act or the 'Liquor several "Thank you" notes;.. -Dns p
Control Act? Under which Act ins the business period a letter
is drunkenness more in evi- was read from bliss Jehn Scott,
Home Economist Ler Huron County,
deuce? We have the answer to regarding a GirIs'' Garden Club.
the first question in the second It was decided the Institute would
question's answer. sponsor the Club and Miss Rena
McClinchey was appointed' leader so
One of out' ministers lived and Jean Olousher assistant leader. 'e
for several years in a South It was decided' to hold .a euchre
Western Ontario town. For party in the hall early in March da
the past three years he - has with Mrs:- Ernest Patterson as -eon- hl
vener. A reading was given 'by of
lived. in Huron County. He aa. Sirs. Fred Toll and Mrs. George
serts unhesitatingly that he Million and Sirs. Gordon McClin-
saw....evidences of drunkenness they favored with a duet. The
eve da in the town that was topic, Citizenship and Agricttl-
y tare," was taken by - Mrs. Maurice
under the Liquor Control- Act Bean. The roll call was responded
and that- he hardly ever' sees to, by a book you have recently
anyone drunk in the. Huron read and its atiOtor; Tlits're ,was
n display of th workshop which
County 'loft. Another new- some 11 members of the Institute
confer to Huron lived in sub- had taken at Dungannon. Refresh- ips
fat
ui(ban Toronto. There it was a menta' were served by Mr. Gordon
Tailor, Vine=
Plaetzer, Dirs. Sa
common sight on th_ a streets ,William Straughan, \irs. 5. Me- Ha
near the beer parlors, men stag.. Clincher, Mis. George Beadle and
gering With -strong drink. Here alts. George. Hamilton. do
in a quiet Huron County town
dent, Mrs. W. Good presided and
opened the meeting by singing
"God Save the Queen." A minute's
silence was observed for his late
Majesty, King George VI and
prayers were offered for the new
Queen. Mrs. Don Haines was hi
charge of the . devotional period.
The home crafts workshop that
had been In session for three weeks
in Dungannon parish hall came to
a successful conclusion' Saturday
afternoon, with an eXhibit of work
accomplished during ;the course. •-
Jtany persons' took advantage of
the open house Saturday afternoon
to see the display of completed- ar-
ticles, which included samples of
textile printing, weaving, needle-
point, cross stitch, rug -making,
'leather gloves, slippers, purses with
tooling, and ninny other crafts, all
beautifully done.
A highlight of the afternoon was.
the.-- presentation -of a -table lamp
to Miss Beverly Bryan, home econ-
onrist-wfth--the Department of Agri,
culture, who was sole instructor.
Airs. L. Jl. Serinageour, Blyth, dis-
trict W.]f, president, read an ad-
dress expressing to Miss Bryan the
appreciation of the class, and Mrs.
O. Popp, distract treasurer, made
the presentation on behalf -of , the
cis ss. •
Mrs. Serimgt-our • requested that-
the articles made at 'the Workshop
be on display •at the district an-
nual meeting, which will be held
'this year in Clinton. ro
WESTFIELD .
'WFESTFIFLD, Feb. 20.—Mr. and
Sirs, Kay Hanna of Belgra ye,visited
on Sunday with -Mr. and Mrs. Bert
Taylor.
and Mrs: Jasper Mel3rien of
G'U
derieh visited on Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Snell. Mrs.
Meriden remained for a longer
visit. • .,.
Mr. Jack 'Cook and be viSited
0
a
singing, with Benson Suter also in
charge of , the recreation. ' Mr..
Harold Sporting, president of Lon-
don Conference Y.P.L. brought
greetings from the ' conference.
Lunch was served 'by Dungannon
Y.P.U. to complete an evening of
worship and fellowship. . Young
People's Unions that were repre-
sented were Ashlieid,. Auburn, Ben -
Dungannon, Goderieh North
St feet Dred Goderich Victoria Street.
JIr-Mand Mrs. Gordon Kidd, Ryan -1
an . theta of Islington spent the
week with Mr. and Mrs. John
Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Pentland left.
on Sa t u r , aw-rrkuxt
two weeks in Flu rida. They called
ai Detroit. where Mr. and Mrs..
La Verne Pentland were joining
theta for the trip.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin McGee, Godo.
rich, visited on Sunday with the
lattrer's parents, Mr. and Mrs. O.
Popp.
Mrs. Ann Ilrown, of Lucknow is
keeping house at the Lanae of Mrs.
Frank I'entlaand he niece, during
her absence for rico tc•eeks.
• Mr. and Mrs. AVarren Bamford,
Preston, visited_ Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Stgthers on Sunday.
We are glad to see Mr. Thomas
Rivett around again. On Saturday
evening, while-- sltopptng-in :one of
the local stores, he suffered n weak
spell.. J1e was helped home --and
rallied in a short time but was
advised by the doctor to take it
easy fora few days to recuperate
from the shock. No either serious
symptoms were found and -his
friends are glad to know of the
good comeback.
Mr- Ken Brown, college student
Of R.M.C. Kingston 'spent the week-
end with his phrents, 31r, and Mrs.
Wilbur Brown.
Mr. Jack Gilmore, ra ilroad . em- NIJA Fel
ployee of Port - Burwell. .spent the of Prayer, en
week-eat the home of Mrs. GChurch on
Banks.ncI' Gus. Harrower a.
Mrs. Robert Montgomery. sr., who Mr. and
bps- spent several weeks with her are ltolidaiyf
son Mr. Robert Montgomery, re- ship.
turned to Woodstock the first of Visitors w
the week. `aaturday �s
Memorial Service.—..The Dt'ugatt- :turf Miss F.
non
United nit
e
d C
h
urc•h' was the scene Mr. John M
of a memorial service on Friday ,Morris` and
afternoon to pay .final tribute to! being the- c
the late King George Vl.with Rev. ! birthdays. .1
G. \Watt, pastor, delivering the ser- John McMill
n Saturday with Mrs.' J. D. F.lsley on. A ehoir of Ir►, 1041 in - .the_ , W.A..fleet
nd Jlrs. J. E. illi. of Listowel• ging of favorite hymns, rusted (hu
Mr. and Mrs,•\lva MoI)ow,-ll, Jir, The Erskine 1".I',r'. aif th,c• church church on Feabru t 1
William -\�'aalcl0n,enee •
Oar 41nr.
Your 'children's
growing -up years...
• In portraits
A hone
p call will arrange your appouttnitent
HENIER$ON 'S
THE SQUARE
PHONE fill
NILE
1 ing was .read by Mrs. A. Kerr fol-
. lowed by prayer by Mrs. A. Schram.
►. 20.—The World Day I The minute: were then read. and
adopted and the .correspondenee
i11 -be observed in Nile ; rend, A sfgrt business period, fol -
February •�';). «ith. Jirti. i lowed and the Meeting closed with
' guest spc•uker• •i the Mizpah benediction. Lunch
J1rs. Ernest .lohn tton ' was served by Mrs. Gordon Amer --
ng in Goderich Tutt to son, Mrs. R. -McNee and Mts. I-
II airs. H. _Morris on II 310Whinney. .
ere firs. E. ,1• Olrer I GEO. rEAGAN A DIRECTOR
McMillan, )
tan
Dungannon an •I
n n
t;
U
George
ealillan and Mrs. Mary ge Feagan, %derich town-
ship, was elected a'<director of the -
Isabel Of Goderich, it , West \Vawanosh Fire Insurance
+evasion of the boys' Company at the annual meeting
0e JIceMillan tiJ and for 11):52. lie succeeds Harver Me.
an S'' years of an
e• _.!S'artney. Ernest Aekert and George
mg.—The W.A. of Nile Stuart, retiring directors, were,. r--
reli was held in the elected. Donald MacKay is Pres%
and Mrs.\Vit
\V't1liatu McDowell Mrs. .1. L. Mc-
Dowell and Mr. Gordon -McDowell.
visited on- \Vednesday at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Logan of
13elgrave. The occasion was the
n ere a home on Fehrda ry l i for members a rl - tt itla -?
a Valentine party, entertainiata; thY', was s present. The afternoon young 10ople frons the other V.P. i be sold lit qu lain ntwo" quilts 10 1 Mr. and -Mrs. John Vincent visited
Society • of . Dungannon g au opened friends in Ilderton on Sat urday
Church• g United: with 'hymn 4i. The Scripture read- last.
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Th
celebration of the 10th t<•eddin successful euchre, eta th0 Parish Hall
g I nn Monday e0erring- Prize winners
annfversarp of Jir. and Mr_s. Bier were, for the women, 1st, Alvin
Vincent of Belgrare. Ilton (taking a•. place)
Jir. Williaiar McDowell spent the Mrs. Victor Er,rington : men's 'high,
week -end with Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Mr. Cliff` Ifaekett : high,
Stackhouse' of Bruceffeld, Irers; chnir "red; Lorne
Mr, and :Airs. Clarence Cox s
pent prize, Eldon Culbert.
Sunday with Mr. and airs. Harold Port Albert Sehaol Dance. he
Sprung of__ Hallett Mrs.
,, Through a misunderstanding of the
I advertising for a dance held Mon-
Mr. John Gear of Kitchener spent day night at the Agricultural Hall,
Mon -
the week -end itt the home of Mrs. sponsored by the Port Albert 8t•hool,
J. L.'DieDovrell- the crowd was lessened. Clarence
Dlrs. John Hildebrand and' Eldo Adlum and his Rhythm Rangers
tit .iordan Station are visiting her provided ',musks Another dance
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Wight- will be held soon which is hoped
man' to
dent for another. term.
local Orange ,Lodge held a
Dir. Bill Rodger and Vern Nichol be better known. Proceeds are
n of Port •Burwell spent the week-, for prospects of equipment which
h the
red. with ..their Port Albert school of which JIr.
parents. Aarrin Ronk is teacher.
Mr. Ross Redford who is holi- lathe has already been aur haled
ying with his parents at , Park- for the pupils. i
11 visited on Tuesday at the home The WA, of the united Church
Mrs. J. b. McDowell. met at the home .of Mrs,
Mr. and Mrs. `Ernest Bogie of Brooks last Friday evenin nmar.
Nile visited on Thursday with Mr. ary 15. The roll call was an veered
and Mrs. Norman McDowell, by 20 .members.
risito'rs There were two
CREWE "red vice-president, led the meeting
whlah Opened Kitli "God Save the
Queen," (Allowed br • the- Lord's
Prayers. Mrs. Alvin Sherwood rend
pthe .Scripture lesson. Mrs. II.
,Horton offered prayer and gave the
lesson thought. Sirs. W. Petrie led
n-iarfl•yer. Committees were ap-
pointed for the spring bazaar, Mrs.
Sahib read an article "Why do
Protestants go to Church?"' Mrs.
Carman Anderson sang a solo. The
last hymn, "0 Master Let ine Walk
with 'Thee," was sung. Lunch was
served by hostesses, Mrs. George
Hodges, Mrs, Lloyd Hodges, Mrs.
Eldon Culbert and "Mrs: Horton.
The Dungannon Agricultural So-
ciety, sponsored a dunce in aid
of the blind on February 15 in the
hall. They realized forty dollars,
$ENMILLER
Yt
CREWE; Feb. 20.--11 ' :'.land Mrs.
Will Alton and Wendell •of Wing -
ham visitt d on Friday.with Mr. and
JI s. rne her,''Mr, nndv „Mrs.. 'ice rlas
'niuley and Hilda of tondoiefig
turday eve ting visitors at th
sty home, s ,
Mrs. Crozier. and Loren of Lon -
Ware week-etrd visitors *tab Mr.
red Mr, C. Crozier '.and family.
cs. Crozier is remaining or a
ger stay.
Mrs. Warren Zinn and any
ghter. returned home from (lede-
hospIta l .on- Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Finnigan' visited
th Mr. and Sirs. M. Henry and
nil. of Pfne River on Sunday.
The teacher of Crewe school held
euchre party on Valentine night
the school with eleven tables..
e-- ladies' high scorer was Mrs,
he asserts that it is a rareSHEPYARDTON �i
sight. Ask anyone who has liv- ton
ed under the two acts. He SII EPPA RDT()N, Feb. 20. - - til r.
knows the answer •to the ques-
tion—which is the better Tem-
perance measure? Is there any -
and Sirs. Don Stonehouse find' dao
Ricky of Guelph visited over the rich
week -end with the lady's parents, wi
Mr. and Mrs. Percy (Graham, Mrs.' fat
one anywhere •who will assert GraClemh.am returned to 'Guelph' with
that -there is less evidence • of i Sirs. Don McGuire and baby son 1a
drunkenness under the Liquor returned 'home front' the Goderich ' Th
Cecil Blake; low, Miss Norma Sher-
wood; gentleman's ,hlglr#corer, Mr.
Alvin Hackett and low, Donald Cur-
ran. • About fifteen dollars was Sirs. folly \V:rlters while Mrs- C.
realized from the collection. Moore is visifin
g in lir. and Mrs, Jack�, C'nrran and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph (itit'wrtnta 1111(1
fancily were Sunday et; laing visitors Mr. and. Mr. Hooper. all of itide-e-
with Mr. and Mrs. V. Hunter and town, spent the week -end with Mr.
family of Luckn(m•. Greet JIrs. Russell I'frimmer and
Mr.
fa
PERS{)NAI. MENTION y.
and Mrs. John Tribe. Harvey
Donn Id, Wantl;a Million, .terry
Taylor :and \Valter Mature of Strnf-
fordvilie spent the week -end with
Mr. :in Mrs. Ray Moore.
(';alters i,n Mrs. Polly \Vn1ters
on Snndey were Mr. and Sirs. Jim
White of Detroit, Mrs. Arthur Ross
of (.oderic•h, Mr. and Mrs. Ivan..
Jervis and April of Ifolmesville anti
Mr. and .Mrs, Welter Jervis and
Mr. and Mrs. Clair Stewart of
G sierieh spent Friday with Mr.
and Mrs. Russell P'frhniner.
Control .Act with its liquor ( ho5pltnl on Sunday.
stores and beer actors and Mrs. N. Bowler of Kintnil visited
p , with her sister, Mrs. F. McCabe.
cocktail lounges? -
Thts advt. sponsored by Huron I --Anything to well? A elnssified ad
Connfr Temnernnee Federation. n -The Signnl-Star brings res:nits.
asimmomiummsomor
HEAR YE, HEAR YE, The Word of the Lord
by EVANGELIST MRS. LOLA WILLOWS,
of WINNIPEG, MANITOBA
CALLING ALL PERSON'S TO PENITENCE AND PRAYEte
MEETING PLACE—WESLEYAN CHAPEL
CORNER VICTORIA and PARK STS.
Date--l'ebruary 26 to March 7 --inclusive.
Evening Serviees--8 p.m. '
REV. B. E. STEVENSON, Pastor.
BF,NM1r,IJER, Feb, 20, --- Sirs.
Les Jervis of llolntesyiije is spend-
ing some (1111e with her - mother,
Mr. and Mrs. John Vincent were
in Relgrave recently attending a
family dinner at the home of their
niece, Mr. Clifford Logan and Mr.
Logan in honor of Mrs. Logan's
parents;. Mr. and Sirs. Albert Vin-
cent on the oeensioh of their 411th
wedding anniversary.
Mrs. James E. Godfrey„'Waterloo
street, is n patient ilriii'e"Tleneril
Hospital at Kingston where she re-
cently nndertrent nn operntlon, She.
is making a satisfactory recovery.
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