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CORDIAL, Fliitkflit6PILt YOU HERE
The treasurer, Mi
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on gave ,ber _.reort
54 had .been raised
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."•severalvoa--iYoun-
e . Straughan re-
ported for the-iteratOe l'and Mis-
sionary Monthly Committee.Mrs.
▪ aq.'..00.62tre „nitte-
beiges, Mrs. H. Webster,.teported
ott.. the ,finiCfOr-='•buliding -a school
in Toronto. - 'IsOne••-b_oies:-had."-.been„
sent to shut-ins at Christmas '; The
iferihg.2WaSzmeeeited.'#*,•Miss, M.
R. Jiekson'ehdi-IVIrs..Fred Toll and
the Ory prayer sung.. Mrs.CarnpbeI offered
the • 7.elbsing. the piano for the -hymns. Rey.
prayer:- ,•.1 - .1 • Watt,' the pastor, repeated the Ten
j .i"Vrigitor'S at the. home' of Mr. and , Commandments. It waa,,deeided..40
Campbellduringthe '-past have an evening- •of skating soon.
Week , were Mrs.- Frank.Campbell'After games, the, meeting closed
- an -1 Winnifred, -et...Westfield; witlt. the benediction. ••-•
Trail Rangers net at t United
Church basement 0,P, MendaY-rki,ght--
j. C. Durnm, president, opened the
meeting „ with the n.Peyan.S. eeret--
mOnSr, Jimmy Blake presid."0""'it
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Mr. W. H. Bishop, F.R.C.O., A.R.C.M.
Director of Praise
,winiani, crozier ..attd-LOrena, At the recent, oOtninUnion, ser7,
of „London; Mr. and Mr's. C Crozier viee in•.Dungarmoli United:Church;
d (aridly of .
'Crewe- and. Mrs. En, the followin, g were received. into
Nebeteit--and Miss lieZel Webster, full ntem13. ership• Thomas- H. Fow-
ler, on transfe-r.of certificate; Mr:
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and Mrs. Iltxward• A. Culbert, 1VLrs.
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10 a.m. THE SUNDAY SCHOOL MEETS.
11 a.m. "'"FROMf WORSHIP TO WORK." I
'i p.m. "THESACRAMENT OIF LIFE."
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INVITES YOU'"TO WORSRIP--AT THE - • "
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Minister t REV IAN G. HtND BA,BD. •
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The. SeniorStindii.•1611OOr 'Class
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world's best -dressed wome0. compiled . New York Dress
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OBITUARY
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DR. W. S. 'HARPER
The'creathecurred in Toronto
Friday of -Dr. Sinclair'
Harper, father of Mackay' Harper,
Rev: -iCurrie, of' 'White -
'church •Presbyteriah. Chtireh. In-
terment was in South Kinloss ceme-
tery.
_Besides. her husband, she is sur-
1'b'viVed by four daughters, Mrs: Wal -
„of Goderich." • • , • Wawanosh; Joan, irnaa and Vorma,
ter Elliott .'(Kathleen), 151”" "East
'Harper -is suthved. by. his aheme; two sons, Jack,Of-Gode-
rich and Lorne,- at home;and-Awo,
LEEBUAN,-Jan.•-' 13. -- Mr. and f "the United Chure11, with Mrs:"
Mrs. :Joe Ann:Strong; of :Detroit,
visited -over the vveek-end with Mr, the. Sunday school with a large
Cecil'" ,Blake as, leader, •presehted
-andf.)-f1VIrs. • Iff3.0nPe'ilinnter7- -ft-arne-d--,'painting of 'Sallman's "Head
-4•': Mr. and Mrs..T:,4101.:'Falconer_and of Christ." •
-.Clinton, visit-, Oh' Sunday morning - at the.Un-
ed,With :Mr. and ;1VIrs. J.'Hortoil oh ited Chureh,- Bert McWhinney
• _Sunda3i,. Miss Falconer lea es.this- hpened and concliicted: thet•-,Arst,
week for Chathaiit,'":-N33.., trans- part -of ttiv service., while rcer-if:--0,7,
fer;-froni ,-.1he- RCAF sta ion at watt was conducting sacra-
"-- . • Anent of 'baptism at Calvm United
The next meeting of , Leeburri Church, at St.- Helens: - -
‘• . Nit.M.S.. will -be held next Wednes- •
daY' :afternoon " at -Abe_ • home. of Anything to sell? Anything!
Wks. Terence Hunter. classified ad brings results.
wife; three sons, Dr. W.. S„Harper,
Baltimore, Maryland; Dr. Ian :S: brothers:- Horace Aitchison,- of
Harper, of Ottawa, and Mackay,Wingham, and Clifford •AAtchison,
Harper, o Go,derich.; and one of HeSPeler. " • :>
daughter, Mrs. Grant Real(Lyn-
ate), of Camp*Borden. . ' MRS. FRANK MARTIN
Funeral seri/lee was held on Mrs. Frank Martin died suddenly
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Monday• afternoon in. Toronto with in her, 80th year .on December 27,
interment in Madoc cemetery., at her home in Colborne Township:
She was, the Widow of the Jate
FrAnk .Mattin, wrho passed away
three .years ago.' Before her .xnar
ster, formerly Mary Emily riage in -1898 7ghe was -Elizabeth
son 'occurred Suddenly on Wednes-
Ade-lbt', Maud Arnistrong, of Fergus. She
had lived in . Colborne Township
for the past 27 years, moving here
fonrr-Guelph., .
of Royal'Oak, IVIich.; wo daughters,.
SurViving, are onl sett, Irarold,..
service Was held., Lmeres.n. ,,a jradiziKeesntFa- .rrairsyh,,ofFrBanyrcoet
'1' Mrs.nd
children .and 'ones:1.4er; Mrs. Isabel
„day of -last vveek•at her home, 12th.
concession, West Wavvano*----Slie,
vvas, in her 55th year. •
-The remains rested at her resi-
dence• until'.-FridaYt,' when funeral
McKenzie Meriniirratihe Clearer:1a
Lucknovv at 3 p.m., conducted by
In a Colborne Tewnship; four4grand-
Ross, of Fergus; . •
The .funeral „service was • held on
Wednesday afternbon, Deceniber-
'30, from the Lodge funeral home,
-and was conducted Iby Mr:Clayton'
Dixisdale, of Toronto, representa--
-tvie-Cif-Jehoveys-Witnesseshter
ment was in -Colborne'denietery: •
Pallbearers were Amps
Percy McBride, Fordyce
Jack Fletcher,. Ralph Brodie 1 and
Jack Brodie. Relatives vverz:'pre-.,
sent •froxn Royal- 04
Pontiac, IViich.; Byron; London,
Guelph and Fergns:
LAID -41.,-4B-NDEiD,
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II4R. ; .,ALBERT
Plume -Carlo* "2105 '
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• REV. 'MARTHA M!1/2R1.,ATT, PASTOR.
10 am SON04* 'SCHOOL11 a m HOLINESS UNTO THE tRD
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EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. / •
n. Eaqh -Wechiesday--Prairer Meeting.
Thess. 5:17 -;•"Pray :without ceasing."
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Waterloo and Egi
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SUNDAY\-SCHOOL-10 ti.:rn.4he PLACE for the FAMIL'Y.
MORNING 1A1PRSHIP-11 WELL OF BETHLEHEM
• EVANGEL !VIC SERVICE -7.3W.. pm —HE LEFT ALL, -AROSE,
- - • ' AND--FOLL,OWE
Tuesday—Bible Study Prayer Meeting: - .
Feiday—christ's7Ambassadors.
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Thursday -January 21st—Billy Graham Filen—"Mid-Century
• Crudade."..,MacKay Hall• -,•8 p.m.
THE' LITTLE _CHURCH,WITH THE BIG WELCOME
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1. Cariada'S. total -area is 3,8 million
-square miles. What. is the area
- ofthe. Northwest Territories?
2. In a year h"-6WItilidh-o.. enstoms
daises add -to -the Canadian trees-
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3. the " years 19314951 , 707; , 00r -persons-, emigrated.. ;
imini,grants entered Canada. In 1.2 million square mile.s. 4. Russia.
'the' same period how 'many per More than'$'30117ndiliton- 't .•
r US.A.
The latest Billy Graham film
ifl natural color:
Filmed in fabiileiis
To - be shown) in
. ONTARIO ST. --UNITED
CHURCH, CLINTON .
• 'MONDAY NIGHT,
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• By- the Clinton
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entity:A Jan..I3.-Mr. 'arid 1VIrs.'
amey, Congram recent
Visltors With.lVir. and Mrs : N. orman,
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•:-•AVIr4,• Crozi.ser and Lorena, of Lon -
.visitors with
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Clifford, Mrs. Crozier. and 'family.• .
The Girls' Club taking the course
"Well,Dreased and Well Groomed,"
held their first meeting at the hoe
of IVIrs.,-Ghester Finnigan on 'Thurs-
day, night., -
7.:"..11Ws; and:Mrs.. Jaek .Curran 44d
Mr, in -d' Mrs, LorneBaty werein
London Thursdak. •
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No Achnission- Charged --
Seats -on -a "First-ccnne" Basis
FIRST SHOWING IN THE ,
DISTRICTL-DON'T MISS JT-„,-
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11 a.M. MORNING WORSHIP.
1:30 p.m. BENMILLER. '''L _ •
3 p.m. UNION. i
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Organist, -Mr. Bert Kempster.
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•Jan. 22-4 p.nri-x-:"Seeing Through the Child's Eyes. . 2
Mrs. Ewan Ross.- ••, .,,,..., •
Jen. 29-8 ri.—"GUidig -the Emotional 'Life of the Child" ,»
. • .Mr. Bert- Beaumont. •' , , ,
.Feb. 5 ';-3'ia;itt..—""I'HE Growth of- Rejigion in the Life of a'," - ' 2
..' , -Chilli" Rev. Ian Hind, B.O.•`• , -
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District Collegiate In-
'Stitute-- basketball teams will -play
• their first genies in Huron Speond-
ary, School Association „cOrripetitien
on Friday, January 22, at Clinton.
At a 'meeting of the asseciation,
afar, rlechools.enteted. „
oompetion, from. Godeircli; ' ' ' •
Wing -
ham, Seafol-ht 'and. Clinton. Each
school_isenterixig:three teams eaek.
Two , tile -TA -earns of
senior and juniat'boys, While4here •
a-lone-senier-girlst- team--
-Winners of the -'HA cageytit-les
will advance to the WOSSA semk
finals; -where „theY, v(tialattle f
the Western Ontario chaniKoriship.•
-Following is the league schedule:
Jan. 21-.,Seaforth at Wingham
•22—GoderiCh 0 Clinton
29 -'--Clinton 'Seaforth.
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• _ _ WHO IS TO.- BLAME -
,There is considerable' criticisin levelled against "SPiritual
look ridiculous while the FundaihR exittalis hurls anathemas 4at
Modernists 'will endeavour to. make the-"Fundamentairit”
the Moderigst..
— Such a condition in the ranks of Christianity must certainly,.
'please, Satan. Are, the 'leaders ..alt. -tO.' blame? I think not. Lead-
erS can do little without the faithful iuivort of their'peoPle.
I In 11 Tirnothy,.4a4 we. read; "For the time vvill,x,?ple when they
endure .-80.M1...doctrinef-'-but after their own LUSTS "I
shall ..ther...1.WAP THEMSELVES teachers having itching •
ears: And they shall 'turn- their ears from the truth, and shall 2
-be turned unto fables. The fulfillment of this' portion i most
surely": manifested in this time. Denial of the sacred truthstif •
the. Bible is the order of the day ;'," ,„.# ,
Recently a Toria0tozpalver earned artieles-ii a „Proininent
..,BqtslveleertgyMa* -This, inin endeavoured to prove that ‘Itellr
Was *inlaid, FIRE. If there is S'iltla-a place he expected it •
might- render soine slight-.0e.onifort like having to listen to
-, sime music one didn't lish.His authority for making such.
'asphernotis denias of cripture were, "I do not believe."
ble-denying teachers that she needs
In titter days 1,intittilted.feaching 'came trom. the
Wingham at Godericir
Feb: 4 --Clinton at Wingham
5—Goderieb, at Seaforth '
L__11--Goderich at Winghani
1.2----eaf.orthat Clinton..
19—Clintat
•-••••'_ Wingham aelSeaforth
26,-Whin ighaat 'Clinton
••Seaf:orth at .Goderich
WINNIPEG VISITORS
•"Dan" cIttr of Winnipeg
'mGoond,e, rtehdrie
ifl-He had been staying at the BedfOrd
Hotel.Mr. McIver formerlfr Lived
at 'Goderich and later incived to
Winnipeg. -It 'was his first visit
here in seven years. 'His brother,
Alex Mclvor, also of Wihnipeg; is
-at' pitsentvisitliir in TOronto and
expects- to visit in Goderich slime
time nekt month. ^ ' Alex IVIcIvor
was , -7-a .Canadian bicycle griding
chaniton in his early days: and
-hag written numerous.articles and
the Signal -Star along that topic in
former years. • ,
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Throligh the eighteen years pre-:
ceding World -War I when Western
Canada was -being opened.:np, to
ev-eiopment,--,;--the-•eoristruction---f
new -railways in the West' atieraged
more than two miles per daya
total of 15,000 miles a 'dew" rait-
ways lines,, . j.