HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-05-14, Page 3THURSDAY, MAY 1.4th, 1959
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CENTENARY CHRIST CHURCH,.
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Christ Church, Port Albert, will
hold a centenary celebration this
weekend.
There will be a spgia .„evening
program on Saturdayat 8 p.m.
On Sunday there wibe special
services (See editorial on page
two).
, Sunday morning will see •deditca-
hion of memorials. They will in
dude 'those In memory of: John
Hawkins? Mrs. W. C. Allison, Mr.
and Mrs. 4arry Hayden, Mrs. John
Tigert, Mrs. John Green, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Adams, Mr. and Mrs. 1..orne
Cooke, Mrs. Ra],ph Foster, mere-
hers of the Ladies' Guild, Will and
Bert Foster, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Tigert, men of the Awned Forces,
Mi'. and Mrs. Robert Iloy, Mr. and
Mrs. George Simpson, Mr. and
Mrs. John Sehoenhals, • •
The records of the church show„
the following information:
First Baptism — February 26th,
1859, Margaret Jane Degherty,
daughter of James and Sarah
Dogherty, by Rev. R. J. Roberts.
First Wedding—John McClean and
Elizabeth McQuillin of Ireland,
by • Rev. R. J. Roberts, January
12th, 1860.
First Burial -= Hard 27th, 1859,
William Welsh, aged 24 years.
First Service in Union Church —
November 21st, 1875, Morning
Prayer, Rev. E. M. Bland.
•18'74 --Services held in. Dungannon,
Port Aubert, St. Heb rd's, Smith's
Hill, Manchester (Auburn) and
Young's School House. .-. •
1876 --Services held in Dungannon,
Pert Albert, Auburn, St. Helens
ed' Lucknow,.
1878—,Duly 28th, Opening of St.
Marks, A.uiburn.
x878 ---'December 8th, Opening of
St; Peters, Lucknow.
First Baptism. in Christ Church—
April '13th, 1890, Sarah Ethel
McCo17nell, daughter of Edward
,and Charlotte 1V1eConnell.
First -Marriage in Christ Church—
William Johnston and Elizabeth
Simpson,, June 18th, 1890, by
Rev. James Carrie.,
July 8th, 1034—Celebxa'$ion of nth
AnnfitversarY•
July ' 15th, 1958 --First Memorial
Cemetery Service.
July and August; 1958—Services
at 11.90 a.m. in charge of resi-
, dent clergy.
The Ministers
The ministers for the past 50
years have been as follows:
Rev. T. Melts 19054911
Mr. C., 1 Du Plan 19114911
Mr. E. Alexander 18,11,1911
Rev. T. 11. L. Young 1912-1913
Rev. R. A. ;Robinson 1913,1914.
Rev. H. R. Williams 19144917
Rev. W. C. Allison 19174919
Mr, Alfred Shaw 1917-1917
Mrs. W. C. Allison 1917-1919
Rev. D. D.' Douglas 1919-1922
Rev. E. Hayes 19234927
Rev. W. Perry 1927-1929.
Mr. G. P. Parson 1929-1930
)Rev. F. H. Gibbs 1930.1931 •
Rev, W. Hall • 1931-1932
Rev. J. H. Geoghegan 1932-1937
Captain A. Ayland, C.A.•1932-1933
Rev. J. C. Caley 193441935
SPORT ALBERT
orate its, 1 t h anniversary on Sun-
day, May 17:
• Nancy Diane and Robert Arnold,
children of Mr, and M%s. Arnold
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Hodges, were baptized at Christ's
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Mr: and Mrs. Arthur Tigert and
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drew many interested spectators. Seated, from left, to right, ,are:
Mrs. Fred, Sturdy; Mrs. W. G. MacEwan. Standing, left to right, are:,
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Rev. J. D. Gilmour • . 1935-1936
Rev. P. H. Rickard 19364936
Rev. A. A. Maloney 1937-1941
Rev. J. A. 'Watton 1938-1939
Rev. L. Patterson 1939-1940
Rev. F. A. Hannigan 140-1940
Rev. G. K. Nobes W ' 194141941
Mr. • C. W. Mixer 1941=1941
Mr. G. S. Honour 1941-1942
Rev. W. Donaldson 19424945
Mr. H. L. Parker 1945-1946
Rev. R. A. Joselyn 1945-1948
Mr. G: M. Wyatt 19464946
Mr. _G:... Russ]J.-� _ .�...�.-.....1948-.1940.
Rev. A. E. Tavener 1949-1949
Rev. B. H. Farr 1949-1952
Rev. H. L. Jennings 1952 -
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