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HO1.:'1VMESVILLE, May 18. -- The
W.M.S. and W.A. of Hoijnesville
United Church 'met at' the home
of 'Mrs. Ninian Heard on Tuesday,
Ray 11. With Mrs. Frank IMtCu -
l'ough in charge of the W.M.S. pro-
gram, the meeting opened with 4he
call to Worship read by the leader
and the singing_ $ a hymn. Mrs.
Harry Williams read the Scripture
lesson and Mrs, W. Yeo read tele
meditation and Mrs, Eimer Potter
left in•prayer. A hymn was sung,
aifti Mrs. ,Fred 'Mulholland, the
resident; eonducted-_•the- busine
,,. -Mrs;. H. C. Wilson reported from
the Press+by,terial, heat recently in
Seaforth. N.rs. Bert Lobb apeke
on the Christian Retreats held for
young people. Mrs. H. C. Wilson
told .about a Temperance meeting
to be held in:Clinton soon. Mrs.
Bert Lobb read an article on Chris-
tian Stewardship and Mrs. Bill
Norman read "The Good Neighbor
Policy in Berlin." Mrs. Edward
Grigg took the chapter in the
study book and Mrs. Jack Yeo read
about the Chinese Church in Lon-
don, England. The meeting closed
with a hymn' and prayer by Mrs.
McCullough. The W.A. meeting
was in charge of We president, Mrs.
Harry Cudmore, and opened with
the theme song and creed. • The
Scripture lesson and comments
were taken by the president. Mrs.
Fred Mulholland, Mrs. W. Teo and
Mrs. Bert Trewartha were • appoint-
ed a committee to make plans for
a lawn social to be held later this
summer. It was also passed, to
pay for the Sunday school supplies
for one quarter of this year. The,
meeting closed with prayer by Mies.
Cudmore. Hostesses for the days
were Mrs: N. Heard and Mrs. B.
MacMath.
Mr.. Frank Norman, sr., is a
patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don.
Mrs. Nelson Brown of ' Detroit,
LNEBURN
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I EB.URN, May 19.—Congratula-
f tions to Mr. and Mrs. Horace Craw-
'/ '• ford on the birth of a balby girl in
`•,: the Goderich hospital last Thurs-
day.
Mr. and Mrs. William Taman
have purchased a piece of , land
from Mrs. J. Patton and the'ex-
•- work for their new home
` `will be started this week.
DONNYBROOK
DONNYBROOK, May 18. — The
Donnybrook Women's Missionary
Society held their May meeting at
the church on Tuesday afternoon
with members of Auburn, Brick
and Westfield Auxiliaries present
The meeting was in charge of the
president, 1Vlrs, Edward Robinson.
k., Mrs. H. Jefferson read the 91st
Psalm and Mrs. (Rev.) Washington
Lake Superior is 602 feet above led ' in prayer. Mrs. Norman
```•'.'' sea -level, Lake Ontario 245 feet. Thompson spoke words 'of welcome
to the visitors. Readings were
I I given by .Mrs. H. Irwin of Brick,
and Mrs. H. Campbell of Westfield.
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gave a very interesting talk. The
offering 'which was received by the
ushers, Mrs. Bert Moss and 'Miss,
Elaine Jefferson was dedicated by
Mrs. Stuart Chamney. Following
lunch words of thanks were spoken
by the visiting auxiliaries and Mrs.
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Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Chamney,
Dorothy and,,,Marilyn of, Wingham
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NEWS OF AUBURN
Committees For Centenary Work Hard
In Preparation For Big Celebration
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AUBURN, May 19.—The differ-
ent committee' of the Centenary
Association• are now becoming ac- .
tive as the time -left before the -
commencement of the big event ori'
July 30 grows very short in com-
parison with the .amount of pre-
paration that has to be made. The
invitation committee: has almost
completed its task and nearly. 700 '
invitations have been sent out. In -1
vitations went to all former resi-
dents who have gone to school or
attended church here, or have had
Auburn as their post office. Should
you know of anyone who has not
received an invitation please notify
the secretary of, the committee,
Mrs. Charles Straughan. From now
until' right' up to the time' of the
celebration, executive meetings
will be held every two weeks. The
next meeting will be held in the
Orange Hall at -eight o'clock in the
evening on Tuesday, May 25.
Mr. and Mrs.. Raymond Redmond,
of Kingsville, have returned • to
their faun at Westfield.
Mrs. Sarah ,Radford, who has
been visiting relatives here, has
returned to her home in Clinton:
Recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Donald Fowler were Mrs.
William Henry, Mr. • and Mrs.
Howard McCauley, of Flesherton,
'and Mr. and Mrs. Roy Birchill and
son, Jim, of Mitchell.
• Miss Winnifred Campbell is a
patient in Victoria Hospital, Lon-
don. Her many friends wish her
a speedy recovery. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph, Munro, Miss
Margaret King and Mrs. Fred Ross
attended the annual meeting ' of
the Huron County Library Co -
Operative at Knox Presbyterian
Church, Goderich, last Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. James Craig visited.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Bamford,
Preston, on Sunday.
W.M.S —Mrs. rd. Davies opened
her home for the May meeting of
the W.M.S. of 'Knox Presbyterian
Church., The president, Mrs. W."
Goad, presided. The, devotional
period was led by Mrs. F. 0. Mc- I
Ilvem, who read the Scripture,
gave a meditation and offered
prayer. The program was conduct
ed by Mrs. Roy Daer and Miss
• Minnie Wagner and took the form
'of a debate. The.:,,cheeetnr in the
study book was taken by Mrs. John
Houston. A Bible -quiz was con-
ducted by Mrs. Wes. Bradnock.
The roll call was answered by 23
members and three visitors. The
offering was received and Mrs. Mc-
Ilrveen offered the •dedicatory pray-
er. A pleasing solo was sung by
Mrs. Wes. Bradnock, with harp
accompaniment by Mrs. R. J.
Phillips. During the business
period, it was decided to decorate
the basement of the church, with
Mrs. W. Bradnock, Mrs. F. Ross and
Mr. '-A.- Yungblut, committee in
charge. Mrs. Good thanked Mrs.
Philips and all who had taken
part in the program. The meeting
.closed with a hymn, and prayer by
Mrs. Mcllveen. The hostess, assist-
ed by Mrs. D. Haines,) served re-
freshments.
Ladies' Guild. -The May meeting
of the Anglican Ladies' Guild, with
23 present, was held in the church
on Friday afternoon, with the vice-
pres'iden't, Mrs. John - Baer, in
charge. Mrs. G. R. Taylor- pre-
sided at the organ. Prayers were
offered by Rev. W. E. Bramwell
-and the Scripture verses were read
by a guest, • Mrs. Herb Govier. A
reading, "The Little Brown Church
in the Dale" was given by Mrs.
Thomas Haggitt; an accordian solo
by Mrs. ---G. R. Taylor; a reading,
"My Task," by Mrs. t.'S. Johnston.
The topic on "Our Bible" was
,given by the Rector, and a duet
was sung by Mrs. D. A. MacKay
and Mrs. Larry Glasgow. The
program' was dismissed with prayer
by•'Rev. W. E. Bramwell. The roll
'call was answered by a favorite
book of the• Bible. The date for
the spring bazaar was set for May
29, to be held in the Orange Hall,
and it was decided to purchase
new prayer. books for use in the
church.
Ross Winmill, Mr. and Mrs. Alvy
Mini -all; Thelma and son, James,
and Mrs. Winmill, of River John,
Nova Scotia, visited with. Mr. and
Mrs. Gordon Taylor and Mrs. J.
Taylor over the week -end. Mr.
James Winmill graduated from the
•Guelph Agricultural College on
Monday, May 17, as •a veterinary, of
small animals and 'birds. He has
accepted a position in Chicago, Ill.
Mrs. George Yungblut is a pat-
ient in Alexandra Marine and Gen-
eral Hospital, Goderich.
Specialeservices will bes held in
St. ;Mark's Anglican Church next
Sunday, May 23. Visiting choir
members and their organist, Mr.
Richard Symonds, from Trinity
Anglican Church, Colborne, Ont.,
will take part in the musical por-
tion of the church service. Ser-
vices: Morning prayer, 12 noon;
Evensong, 7.30. Everybody wel-
come. X20
KINGSBRIDGE
KINGS'BRIDGE, May 19.—Law-
rence Austin, Mrs. Sutter and two
daughters, of Detroit, and Mrs. J.
Chisholm, 'of Goderich, • were week-
end visitors with relatives here.
.Mr. and Mrs. Joseph O'Keefe,
Marianne, and Mrs. C. O'Keefe
visited, mi. Sunday with Sister Mary
Philomena, at St. Joseph's Convent,
Woodstock.
Mr. and Mrs. T. j. • Lannon, of
London, and Mrs. Joseph Fitz-
patrick, of Kitchener, visited here
over the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs. E gene Prayne and
Douglas Frayne attended •the grad-
uation ,exercises on .Sunday at
Brescia Hall, -London, where Mrs.
Frayne's, sister, Margaret, has been
a student for the past three years,
each year having won one or more
scholarships.
The reception •held here on Fri-
day night for the newly-weds, Mr.
and Mrs. J.A. B. Captein :v,+s well
attendeder 'Ittnch, ]Father Van
,Vyiickt• addressed the young couple
and presented t With a •' urse
of einoney on behalf of those pre
sent,'Villi `bast.' wishes–for skeet's
and happiness in... their new Can-
adian home.
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family and Mrs,. Peter Tschoeltseh
of Waterloo were guests on Sunday
of Mr. and Mrs. lE'rank McCullough.
F/O. D. K. McPherson and Mrs.
McPherson, Masters Barry Wilson;
Leonard Wilson and Ted '1VicCul-
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Buffalo, N.Y., on Saturday. -.
The Federalovernment s Old
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were supposed to -make it so, for in
October, 1953, the '7vernment' de-
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OBITUARY
T. N. ELLIOTT -
Thomas N. Elliott, J$1, of Bay-
field, died at Alexandra (Marine and
General Hospital here on Wednes-
day of last week. He ' as the:. son
of the late Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Elliott and lived in Bayfield all his
life.
Surviving are one brother, Wil-
liam Elliott, Bayfield; and oxie
sister, Mrs. Nelson Williamson,
Goderich Township.
A funeral service was held at the
home of his (brother, William ,El-
liott, Bayfield, on Friday at 2.00
p.m., with Rev. "T. �Carew4ones,
rector by Bayfield- -Anglican
Church, officiating. Burial was
made in Bayfield cemetery.
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HAS RELATE HEM
Niece of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Cornish, of Goderich,•' 14 -year -Old -
Joyce Priestpp, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.. Clarence Priestap,
Mitchell, was severely injured last
Thursday afternoon when struck
by a car in front of her home on;
No. 8 Highway.
The young ,girl, a pupil at
Mitchell District High 'hoof; was -
returning from school when she -
collided with Lear after,, getting off
the school bus. Her condition was.
reported as critical in Stratford.
Genrrerat Hospital.
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