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ST. GEORGE'S CHURCH
SUNDAY, togriY.MKl.R 14, if►i
1.2. ass, HOLY COMMUNION 'The Rector.
40 ass. SUNDAY. SCHOOL,
11 a.m. MORNING PKAYER AND SERMON.
`REVEREND IMMIX N; YAM. N:A., L.T4.. RECTOR
A. W. ANPY$7OAI, Ikgsaiet , attid Choirmaster
North Street United Church
$EM)AY, tsKIP'116101 Y..K 11, 1052
10 Sunday Stand
11 use, Worship conducted by Rev. ,George
tt
Waof 1)uagaaaen.
Tarn. will be Angier Congregation.
>( p.a,. We mignon* the Junior Yarmeru of
Huron County for their Annual Church
Service.
Please netts the evening service Is at 8 p.m.
Knox Presbyterian Church
DIVINE WORSHIP AT THY, GODERICH PUKIJC SCHOOI.
SUNDAY", sYrntmuEK 11
11 a•m. TUE. SERVICE W1Ii. KE CONDUCTED 011
,►•., THY, VIN/wrEI*,
Junior Congregation and NurWry.
REV, K. G. Mar,NILL.AN. W. H. BISHOP, V.K.C.O,, A.R.C.M.
Minister. Director of Endes.
.1 JWAKTY WELCOME AWAITS YOU AT THK
Free • Methodist Church
' VICTORIA AND PAKK WI'K,
SUNi)AY 1$KKV1C1 -d' H'T. 11, 1952
10 ;1.11, 141: NUAY SCHOOL.
11 a.m. MORNiNG WORSHIP,
p.m. EVAN(,EIJ$TIC KERVI('E..S,
Wednesday 8 p.m. Prayer Meeting.
Friday, Sept, 12--8 p,m,--'Iti ,M«S, re -organization.
"Remember now Thy Creator in the days of Thy youth."
E.r. 12:141
BEV, G. E. KABCOCK, Pastor, -81 Park fury Phone 89714
BETHEL TABERNACLE
(Prnteeestal Aisuenrhlien .4 Canada)
BEV. 11(►WAKD MI YAKEK. PASTOR
40 A.M. Bring your children tot NDAY SCHOOL,
II atom, "THREE. POSITIONS."
7.:30 p.m. "THE iNTY,KPKEITATION (►E THE CROSS."
Tuesday 7.10 pm. ` Bible Study Rh Chapter a Ephes►ians,
8 p,m. Prayer Muting.
Friday 8 p.m. Christ's Ambassadors.
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Saturday 8.30 p.m. Open Air rirn fir r in the hand stand.
THE LITTLE CHUKCH WITH THE BIG WEECOHE.
THE SALVATION ARMY
II A.M.
:3 p,a1.
7 p.m,
1,T. MAYO AND LT. E1d.EKY, -
SUNDAY, SEI;TEMKEK 11
HOLINESS MEET/NG,
SUNDAY SCHOOL,
SALVATiON MEETING.
('onto'
41141 share the blessings with ins on this mor 'Harvest Festival
Sunday, the service% will he rr►,ulurtrd try Captain' U. Fisher
of the 114,.1, College, 'Toronto,
Monday at .9 loin, we will 11014 our annual !sale of fruits and
segrtat►Ir,s in our hall.
Goderich BaPtiet Church
GOLDEN JUBILEE SERVICES
---� KY:PTEMKEK 14-f221
Sunday, snit. 14--41 a.m. and 7 p.m. --REV. Al, KIC11AK1)KON,
K,A., B,i)., (from India)
Monday-Vriday at 1 p.m. CHILDREN'S Ifl0EE SC11001..'
' Ieflms Stories Singing,
Mrrnday, Kept. 13-41 p.m.r-••YOlJ`i)II4'S NIGHT, with lieV. .1.
11khardsrun. Birthday party gathering afterwards.
Tuesday, Sept. 18-0 p.m. Preaching Mission begins, "PKEIAllw
TO VICTORY." Young people, erperially, are invited.
Wednesday, !Sept. 17-8 p.m. "VICTORY "
Friday. Sept. 10--41 p.m. "Dir.rENC1:." (Defence workers,
esperislly, are invited,)
Sunday, Sept. 21--10 a.m. Every Child in Sunday !School.
11 a.m. "THE SEARCH reit ,LOST HEIRS."
7 p.m. "HE THAT BELIEVET11. "
WELCOME
"CHURCH 'GOING FAMILIES ARE HAPPIER"
hE YOU 1)11) NOT FINiMII
High School
YOU CAN STUDY 41T HOMY, IN SPARE TIMI
AND A('T(?ALLY EARN A HIGH 4('11001,
DJPLO MAi
IW$T J(Nis (10 TO 111011 1e4('HO(N. GRADUATES
)►,r not is'f 4444*' 4)t' pre11'IoIs.. 44It14•1114ln 114,141 yen back. 11'4. welcome
ensltslrles (ret, these mit of 'wheel f''r 44 terminer of years.
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AMF;KICA1 SCHOOL. (Established 4897)
312 Wright Illdg., •flit Wellington St., London, Ont.
1'1e44'•e s41y,II nr4. FREE and wltholll 4a,frll44nlion. ({ pntp(e' t,',okle't
along with a MEE anrtny►li' 14.40enu ,,f your II lel) Brinier! Course..
Name
Age
PERSONAL MENTION
Mr. and Mrs. J, C. Beatty, Tor -
will), spent a few day„ with thy,
hatter's muthl*r, Mrs. J. W. )Smith,
14t.! (;gorge's I;reaceut,
Mrs., Nobel Arus>stroux of Sault
rite Marie, Mrs. John Parrish of
Luekuuw and Mrs: Jax. Mt/WU 'uf
Blyth were recent visitors with
Mrs. Ruse Krarlurn;k, North street,
Mrs. Carol Millar, Iudiuu Head,
Sank., who 11114 seen' visiting her
sister, lr,s, F;vats, Clinton, fur a
s;oup1es of ttuuths, -spent 'I'ueselay
wltli Miss stay Jardine, St, (Jeorgs:'4
Cee, scent,
1'&'ter Sturdy, sou of air, and
1r1ri1. 4). W. Sturdy, Church street,
has returned trent sailing un the
imperial Sarnia of the, Imperial 011
fleet during the au141111er, nod has
resumed has »tu4llea 'at the 4i '1e-
rietl UIstriet Collegiate institute,
31r•4. A. 4,', (;;ruler, 4.'Irtorla Street,
was i14 London url 1ie,uday, utten-
,1111;,; the 1)1ee•ttiigs of the Ilietteral
`tynod of the Church et England
in 4':Inada, as a delegate trent the
I/emin14m Beard of the 11'outan'4i
Auxiliary to the Slis sionary ;teclety
•,f the Chervil. Mrs, ('alder left to-
day for K'oetl.lan'k where ale- will
attend the meetings, of thf• I►uwiu
Ion Board and will also atpend the
Itominlorl alu41a1 meeting of lite
11' .t in 1e,ndon n4'%t vv. ek.
1)UIM-WILJJAMS
Itirchcliffe United- Cittirrh, Tor-
onto, was the $4eue of u quiet
wedding, Saturday, September 0,
at 11. uta., Whet? Marton Clementine,
youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Barry T. Williams of It.H. 4, (Jude.
r4 '11 (S:rltforrl 1 t►1'r'atlie the bride
of Michael ('c'stnilr Duda, of Tor-
etto, Thr• Rev. W. .1. Byers, 111Jtt•,
Inter of the church, officiated,
(Sven in marriage by her unela,
TSM GODERICH SI
1)r COL $GL►TZ
AT ()rum osss*oxrc
Thu general public will have au
epportuulty to Inspnrct the new
(J4oelerich ISatrlet Cu1legiate insti-
tute fru South street, between Blake
„Will !!ell et streets, •wlttru the of-
ficial upeu1ug is held tut+rorrow, 1"rt
tiny eveggtlug, at eight u'I:lock, The
entire building will be open for
inspection following the ottielal
opening cereutoule,s.
Chief trpeaker ut the openlug
ceremonies will be J. (,;, .l.ltltbu44e,
1).Naed„ chief direetur of
edlacatiou • ler ' Ontario,
uruulcli)441 at,d iiuverautent officiate'
have alio) been Invited to attleu4L
Ylual plans for the, otldciat 4frpen-
'ing were tirade at the weetlug 44'1
the Collegiate Board on )'ridhy
olght,
Mr. heg, Williams, of Toronto, the
bride looked lovely in a ballerluu-
lengttt, uslst green silk taffeta two-
piece dress. She wore a shalt
black Leather but :{ud black aeces-
*trles and, carried a txruquet of
white nutria and gardeulais. She;
was attended by her slater, Airs,'
Wilfred Flrfber off, Sultford, who
wore u navy crepe dress, navy
velvet tint and act $sorte{It, and a
corsage , of red roses The gro'nu-
man was Mr, Charles Prochaska,
brother-in-law of the. groom,
After the reception, which was
held at the St. Charles, Toronto,
the young couple left on u motor
trip to Montreal, northern Quebec
and prints east. 4)ti their return
a
autly surprised uu Friday terming.
when their daughter, Mrs. , i),w.ur
Cuthill if Walton ,had a surprise
party for them ou the. uccusloa
Of their 36th wedding. avulverii*ry,
When /Wine 20 friends'aud relatives
trout Clodericb, Uuugauuou, De-
troit and' Walton gathered. '1'be
eveglug was *petit 111 playing games:
Then Mr. and -Mrs. Elliott were
464,0tt4et1 at the diu:irlg axom tables,
uu wbk'h was -a . laYct'ly wedding
cake, made and decorated by their
daughter. 'rtley were presteuted
with 'utauy lovely gifts, after' which
lunch' was served,
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer, Brown, Keu
anti Wayne vent Sunday visiting
their relative's, Mr, and Mrs.
Joseph Petrie, '1:'illsonburg.
• Mr. To►u 1'ollox:k was uudergolu;r
uu
operation at Vic stria Hes ►lt 1
1 t I >I ,
Loudon this Tuesday morning and
his friends are waiting for favor-
able word.
Dungannon United Chur41h auu}-
versary services will be held Suu-
day, September 14, at 11 'Lin and
K p.m. lir t11/' morning the gw'st
speaker will be the lie's'- 11. Main.
son of North Street rutted Church,
(Joderlch, and Mr. ltulph 'lender -
son, will be guest aololst.. The Rev.
J. It. - Watt, Mitchell,' will preach
in the 4•ce11tn4' and a nixed quar-
tette, Mrs. 11'. Joynt, Miss 1). Robin-
son, Mr. E. lJenderson and Mr.
Alex Me ay will sing.
NAh8TAR
NEWS OF DUNGANNON
1JUNtiAr'1t)N, Sept. 10. --- Ur,
mut airs, Arthur l.,"Ille,tt were pleab-
they will live at 120 1)uttulugtoll
Drive, Toronto.
ltots'rt Fulton was a pxartrllt
painter before he bf'coute' un
venter,
DO YOI' SING -DANCE -PLAY A MUSICAL INSTRUMENT?
Then enter the Paisley Rotary ('Itslr
"Search. for Talent"
(in .rooperatlen with ('K1X, Wingham)
I'KF;LiMIN,%RY COMPETITION -Friday Evening, September 19
F'INA1. COMPETITION -Friday Evening, + Srptrntbrr 26
CASH AWARDS--Ist, 14100.00; 2nd, !1i►h.0; :3rd, .1425.00 '
With $04.141 411 ra4f. to all other competitors qualifying
for the finals. t
For details and entry (onus apply at once to
PAISLEY ROTARY CLUB, "SEAKCH FOR TALENT,"
('KNX, Wingham, Ontario 36 j
THE VOICE OF BETHEL
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Alt ts--H er. - lir a ceremony
ut Oungautiou (tutted Church oat
Saturday, September t4, at 1.30 pole
'performed by Iter. (1. Watt, the
pustor, lir a 44,441144 of ferns awl
uaxk�et:a of pluk uud white ypludiul,
110441-44 Lucille, uuly daughter .,l
1 Mr. awl Mrs• George .Iiodg<es, Leu•
S gamens, Wit* united to marriage to
air, Jack Alton, only son I)` Mr.
and Mrs- Haul Alton, Luckuow .
The bridal party entered the church
to the Irtrt;lus ut the Bridal Chorus
from I.uhengrtu, played by Mr,
Kee )ieAlllttter. Given to Marriage
by her' futiser, the bride' were a
tloor•leup;tit gown of't white Chau
tiny, !tire over bridal satin with
titled budlt:e featuring a uylog net
yoke, twig lace sleeves f extet1tliu
to deep points, 111141 a skirt lash,
lowed with a short train, 114
tlugertp veil of 1''rettl.h Muslim wa
gathered to a tiara of satin 4411
ul
(►curls. She carried a e044::de' ,,
pink Sweetheart' roses uud stepha11
utls, silt„ Jean .k'ree, maid
honor, wore powder blue t4'I ot':
tuti'eta, with a strapless bodice d
ideated "sole edged with lure, tt 1
wore mitten* to „catch, and 'a 1).••
bandeau with a ,spray of feathered
chrysafttbemtuts, and c:errled ,
bouquet of pink '141rysutthemutes
The best 111011 was air, Lorne Erdy,
1lulyr4H,d. The ring bslarer *vas
Terry 41041ges, raephety of the bride
wearing white trot)sers and oat
jacket acid carrying the ring on
white satin pillow, The flower
girl, Linda (lodges, a niece of tit'
bride, 'wore a frock ut pink nylon
over taffeta with a bandeau of pini
ttnd white clrysantltemuuis anti
carried a basket of pink and blur
''14ry.14ttiemu11ls. The ushers *vel
SI r. 4)lisver (,lerui, l,uckuow, and
11r. 1►ougla' `.11tot,, 'Toronto. The
soloist, S11sa Margaret Black, sung
the "'I'went�'-'Third 1'sultn,' '01)41 ''0
1'erfee:t Levi...," Atter the ceretuuuy,
the guests, tiunityering 450, were- en-
tertained' to''dir►ner at th4' British
Exchange 11ut4'I, Gods:rich, with the
bride's metier r4O'e'lviug, wearing
It t W,/-pu•e'e e•01:0a brown crepe dress
with greeat aecs'ssories and u e'or-
sage of ulatcliug' chrysanthemums.
$1)e sati a'4isted by the' lirid•r-
grootu's m4)1her, wearing a two=
piece Itl:rl:k and • green taffeta en,
sem1►b•�,with a corsage of green
chrysanthemums, For travelling,
1114 brie.' d�,nned a' gra;'v pte•'u'p'il:
suit, with green :1cce.surieK and 11
corsage of pink awl white holy,
clay sautbe11u1114. After . a trip to
western 4'at,ad:t and title tt1it*d
States, they will live on the bride-
groom's farm, south of i.ueknosv,
hu4st were present from F"lint,
alien.; %llndsor, Monkton, Luc'k-
nowv 11'izteitsato, i(paha st',a, __-Tilbury,
'1'orot►te, and F'ieshertun,
Trousseau Tet- - Mrs. 4;eorge'
11odg4's entertained nn '1''44s'stiy
afternoon anti evening in limier 4f
her daughter, Donna, prier to her
marriage. September 41. '1'444' rouuns
were decorated with gladioli and
asters. 4One 1iuudred, :151.1 forty
guests .;registered. Mrs. S:ant Alton ;
poureol tea from a silver tea ser-
vice at a table with a white lace
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1 ot11, 1)tee'41 wit! wtilte' roi4es. in
u silver vase flanked by w'1tit..
t'au411es. Assisting in serving were Me';vii Jteed : :I reading by 11''., W: -1..Haugh, 1(_11. 1. f1rur•t41*1d.
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PROWS n
Mrs. !lodges daughter,s-pu-law, 'Mrs,
Kenneth . 110444.43 anti Mrs. Lloyd
!lodges. Assisting with ttuktt►g the
tea was Mrs. Robert Here. Show-
ing the trousseau In the afternoon
were Misses Edna Stewart, Jean
Free, and Margaret Meek. In the
evening, Mrs. K. K. D:1sys4,n and
Mrs, Saul Alton poured tea; assist -
lug iri the kitchen were Mrs. Arthur
Stewart, Mrs. Harvey Culbert, and
Mrs. It. 1lere; serving were Mrs.
Keen 'lodges and' Airs. Lloyd
Hodges., assisting with the tre'l'e
seau display were air... Patti Cae-
sar, 111.41- Jean Free, and Miss'E4114,4
Stewart.
.,Shower 111,111, --- .1 pre uuptiu!
shower was ,bele! in tis, Durlgateem
parish hall with 1451 friends pte-
m.:it, in honor of Miss !Noun,}
llullge,4 _-- -airs . _ DDernin !'!fillip►;
pl:tyed "fere ('4►l$em Ile Bride,"
on the piano, as Kiss Hodges e•1)-'
terl'4j,, the hall. .t decorated Omit
11041 1,o'14 prepared for ler. 'ahos e
ss'hteh was a sprinkling cant ' with
punk ani white aireaulers41,, 'There
were 1114o b:i1104,us with e'nufettl;
which were released at intervals..
I,yuda
Hedges and 4.'alerie f4H1ges'
brought In gifts in a decorated
wagon. Mrs. K. Dawson war's chair -
111a11. '1'44NroInclne e4 oe
p ..":rate 1 1 J firs•
a IP, its' Sirs, A111111 need a ad 111.
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Jtubert ,tothers and a compli-
mentary address by Stilt•,a Jean rt.,.
Iienwred .Jly Y.P.U.--fine Young
People's Union! of Dungannon Un-
ited Churc'11 enjoyed a'' corn -boll on
the farm 4,l air, and Matt. Iiarvey •
Maize, coucs'lssion 4, Asrht?leld, oa
Wednesday night. Iluring the
e1'e•tilug ails* 0014510 1I re$, W114)
has been active 111 the organtzutice
844 0 uleulhe'r and vice-presstdent, -
WSJ s presented by Wilmer Erring-
ti,n, pre;iile:;rnt of the 4 ,1'.1i,, with
a bytuu book.
" (GIFTS TO C.A.S.
•Itel4'r►t dollar i0111, to heron
county 4'hiliireu's Aid Society of
used clothing, knitted artieles, etc.,
were shade by the following donors:
Mrs. 1:141 Worthy, Mrs. W. Dul-
feage, - lis,; . :N ,i,ir, --Mew K. 4.
Brown. Mrs. 11. 11. Thela1e, Mrs.
Ellwood, Mrs, Fred Fox, Mr*.
1►orothy Waal. all of G n14'rteh ; Mrs.
F. Xaftel, 11.11. 2, Godrrteh ; Mr.
and Mrs: W. McNal1, Myth; Mix.
John McDougall, Myth; Mrs Fan-
nie platter, Hili' P.O., Ont.:- Mrs.
11, 11'.-itirserg" 13ruMse?ls : Mrs. 1nv-
ait, (:rand' 114'nl: Four L's
1'vaneel ieal (*buret', Dashwood;
Mrs, F. ('Itap)►le, K.fi. 3. K{pps'u ;
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