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KNOX.'AitilitUR CIRCLE AIMEE 1..0-D.E. ' EL
INVITED TO MEILFt TAL O SEAWAY
The May meeting of the Arthur Twenty-five members of Ahmeeli
Circle of Kn,ux Presbyterian I Chapter, 10111E, attended the May
'Murch was well attended on Mon -1 meeting :held at the home of Mrs.
day evening in the parlor- Presid- ' J. MacEwan
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THURSDAY, MAY 117114 t956
mg was Dorothy heed, whose group , Mrs. Gordon Henderson, regent
was in charge of the program. ; f the Chapter, presided and the
The meeting Opened with the flag was carried by Mr:. W. Doak
ahowing of a film sponsored by the in the, a).11:110:1.;of Mra. Clairmont,
Cancer Society and members con-' standard bearer. The minute; of
tributed gifts to the Welfare the previous meeting were read
Branch of that Society for thea' by Mrs. G. Emerson and ttie treas-
gift cupboard. urer's report by Mrs. C. Gibbons.
The Scripture lesson was read I The regent announced the pre
by Evelyn Scruton and Una Mac- senting of Ahineek Chapter Music ,
Donald. offered prayer_Ft:Ar al sehulaez tt, ft to Miss Dor-+ -
The minutes were read by Mary othy Cook. Ten dollars was voted
Henderson and Dorothy Mt4('onnell for the Hospital Birthday Party. I
gave the financial report. For Empire Study and World
Much enjoyed were two vocal Affairs. Mrs (koree Paterson chose
duets rendered by Josephine Mac- a timely Article, the St. Lawrence
Kay and Betty Wilkin, of Auburn, Seaway. Mrs- Du“tow moved a
accompanied in the piano by Ila v -We of thanks to the hostess and
Worsell. d iicious refreshments were serv-
Avice Bisset, the president, con- ed by Mrs. B. Goldthorpe, Mrs. Reg
ducted the business part of the Bridle and Mrs. C. Iweedie
meeting. Members were urged to --o
accept the invitation of Miss Eva ASHFIELD
$vmerville to visit her home in
'Meaford and meet with the Mi`s-
sionary Society there in June.
Mary Henderson then discussed
a portion of the study book. At
the close of the meeting tea was
served by Margery Young and her
committee.
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DUN'GANNON
DUNGANNON, May 15. — Miss
AStIFIELD, May 14. — Mrs E.
Reilly, of California. is spending
some weeks with her mother. Mrs.
Neil Macdonald.
Mr. Dan Macdonald visited with
relatives in Chatham and Windsor
last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Ewart Jamieson I
spent Sunday with their daughter,
Mrs. Whitehead, in Teeswater.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooke, of Kitch- 1
Lily McLean was taken to Wing- ener, visited with the latter's bro
they, Keith Johnson on Sunday.
ham hospital last week for observ- Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
ation and care. Ross MacKenzie on the birth of a
United Church Rally Service.---' son, John Bradley.
The Dungannon United Church The CGIT and leaders, Mrs.
congregation and Sunday school , Stuart MacLennan and Mrs. Finlay
on Sunday morning observed Rally Macdonald, presented a program at
Day service. Elizabeth Pentland a meeting Friday evening with the
led the service and Lillian Popp ladies of the W.M.S. as guests. 1
read the Scripture. Marilyn Ander- Mrs. Thomas, of Bluevale, gave an
son gave the children's story address.
"GtxI's ROOM,- Mr. Frank Pent- 0 -o
land, Sunday school superintend-
ant, assisted by Mrs. Ornar Brooks,
presented hymn books, bibles and 1 KINTAIL, May 14. — The May
other books as awards of merit for meeting of the Kintail W.I. was
attendance to Wilmer Errington, held at the home of Mrs. Lloyd
Tom Fowler, Joanne Crozier, McDougall with 21 members and
Wayne Brooks, David Dawson, several visitors present. Thanks
Lynn Finnigan, Eleanor Alton,. for cards sent were received from
Karen Dawson. Sandra Brooks, Mrs. E. Sandy, Mr. John McKay,
Paul Eedy, -Robert Sherwood. Betty
Irvin, Wendy Watt, Marie Brooks and Frances Alton, The district
Faye Pearson, Dianne Errin tun, annual is to be held in Blyth on
Mary Lou Henry and Donnie Watt. June 6th. The delegates to go are:
teachers are Mrs. Iiowatt.rd Mrs. Fred McGregor. Mrs. Ray
TheJohnston, Mrs. Raymond Finnigan, Dalton. Mrs. LorneAd•emonstration and
Mrs. Clifford Crozier, r. Ken Mrs. Bert Alton. A demonstration
Petrie, Mrs. Robert Irvin, Mrs. ' on the proper use of cosmetics
Kitchener Finnigan, firs. Herb was very ably giycn by firs. Harvey
Finnigan, Mrs. Otto Popp and Mrs. Mol She gave :Mrs. Bob Scott
K. Dawson. Rey. G. D. `Watt a facial.
cia;. Mrs" Fred McGregor
preached on the subject, `•Built thanked Mrs. `Tule Lunch was
Upon a Rock." Beautiful floral served by the hostess. Mrs. Pete
bQtrquets were at the front of the Farrinh and her issi.s.altts.
church placed by the families of
the late Mr. and Mrs. D. E. Ander- OBITUARY
son. Mr. and Mrs. David Sproul
and Mr. and Mrs- William Sillib.
:Mr. and Mrs. Ben Comfort and A native of Blyth, Louis E. liag-
.ron..Enn.is, of St. Catharines, .vi,it- gltt, passel away in izvspita ,..at
tetafi It e e:id` a-'tlt Mr.' -and' Porliand. Mich, ;.:n, on Tuesday.
Blake.oui-Lat. t.be.1r ,Larin .ata 1 ,7. e p n aw.a -_ie • .":_°-:-.7;11.s
Iiilme tri Ashfield: i year. FuneraI service, were held
Mrs. Abner Morris on Friday ab-' from the tielie £unerat home,
served her 79th birthday. Con-, Portla,pd, on Thursday, May 3. with
graturations! Week -end visitor; burial being made at Portland.
were Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Mug-, The late Mr. Haggitt was a son
ford, London; Mr. and Mrs. Russel of Edward Haggitt and Ann Eleae-
Drennan, Miss Re;angeorge, Safnia: beth Little, and was horn at Blyth.
Mr- and Mrs. Harold Mugford and Ile leL`, here a young man for
three sons, Detroit; Mr- and Mrs- Hieb_ .Tan and wa- a 'blacksmith
Len ('hri:stilaw, Nire: Mr: and Mrs by trade
Douglas Freeman. Clanton, and Mr., His wife pred"cea,ed hire four
- and -Mrs. Ken :Morris. Benmiller years ago. and there were nu
tlr. Amos Cornelius, Goderich. ' children.
visited his mother, Mrs. Theresa • Surviving are one anter. Mrs- W.
Cornelius, at the home of Mrs. M. Doubleday. of Detroit, Mich
Matthew-Shackle'r,n nn Sunday. ' ting Tour brother,. Alfred and Ed -
Mr. and Mrs- ('iaytnn Ladd and warn. Ka th. Jack of Morris Town-
Mi5s Mary Cook, ,of Blyth, visited -hip and George. . of Port Albert.
recently with Mr and Mrs. Thomas'Mr .lack Haae,t1 attended the
Park. • I :uneral on Thur -day.
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