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BY REV; LEONARD WARR
V;ctorl'aS't, , "1`enmiller
United Churches ..
• "GOD'S X-RAYS" •
"Search me,, Q God, and know
My heart;. try me, and known y
thoughts and,see if :there be.arty
wicked way in' me, and lead ime
in ttie way everlasting. (Psrn.
'139;32-4).
"Who. can understand his.
errors?"."(Psrrm..l9�rl 2 )
We. understand ourselves so
little, .. O.$lrers misjudge;
misinterpret and misunderstand
us. 'It'is .comfort .to be assured
that whatever.the world thinks
and says, there is 011e who sees
the whole,. whose judgement is
unerring, whose mercy is
/Unfathomable.
Does; God know you
personally? The Psalmist believes'
that C.od knows him altogether
(139." ), that . He is- lovingly
presen .h (7-12), that. He is his
Maker,- Redeemer and Friend.
(13-2'2): From that experience
bursts the prayer (2314).
We • marvel at the human eye,
but ,,.;.,the human ' spirit needs
-greater eyes — the telescope, the
microscope, , the X-ray, _ the
' electric eye, the eye, . Qf ' faith.
The X-ray photographs coin
through: the thick envelope -.of:_a..
purse. It lays •bare the bones of
• the hand " behind the ,flesh. It
q ,e s"1i1 concernn. Wimpy .alone.
Are we willingto be, to go or to`,
stay where "God ;can use us?.To
chdose our own way, instead of
God's better -way iswicked!
•
• The"' Word of , God strictly
says, `'.`Be not overcome of evil,
butOvereorne'evil with good"
ARom.12:;21) _..e
Dr. J. Stuart, Holden says,.
"Whilein Egypt among the
soldiers, .1 asked a big serge nt: in ,.
a Highland regia i;ent how he was
.• introduced to Christ. His answer
was, "A private in our company
was converted in Malta before
we:. came • here. We gave that -
fellow an awful time. One' night
he came in from sentry duty
Aired and wet end before. going
to . bed` , he kneeled to , pray., 1
struck him on the head with my
boots, but he was not disturbed
in his devotions. Next morning'I
found my boots beautifully
'polished by. the side of my bed.
That was his reply to me.'1t just
broke rpy heart, and I decided
"for Christ.." • `
Life is too important, eternity
is . too long, and reconciliation is
,to sweets, to -permit- -aught. -to
hinder our peace; with God, our
'power"with men!
locates; a lost bullet in the body.., . .
It outlines one's internal organs,
reveals the hidden parts of the
h -
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"GOD'S X-RAY$":•
' body. , . • THE RESULT
A 'lady came to a specialist for A richer "life along a more
an X -rayl . examin.atioii, but was radiant 'road is the 'thrilling
too poor to pay. The specialist , result. This richer life includes „...
'agreed - to ` make the X-ray 'such blessings ,.,as complete
examination free of charge. In forgiveness of sins, closer walk
the -Process it X-raying herewith God, joy in. serving Christ
o to Sigma Phi.
Finalize pions
for January.
dance.
On r January the .regular
meeting of .Beta Sigma, Phi was
heh 1 at Vietpr a and Grey. -TruS,t
Co; with 14'..members•present ,
Tile minutes of the; irevious.
meeting =were approved as, read.
:Two thank -you. notes ,for.
`yellow 'roses one, from Sand
Rompf and one. from :Margaret
Craig . • were read by the
secretary.
The vice president, Dorothy
Feagan, announced that one of
the. new.piedges had decided not
to join but that. pledge training
would beTatarted ;fan.. 18 for the
rest of the new girls:
• The treasurer's, report was
approved as'read.
Pat ,Spence, the service
committee chairman; ° thanked
the si* girls who wrapped gifts.
for the. patients at the Goderich
Psyeliiatric .:, Hospital., , Any
clothing for -the Children's -Aid
Society was to be�'.&t pped at
• Shirley. Baechler's home before s
January 6.
SIGNAL -'AR.
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E>UUZA HARDY
unerai service WAS
conducted. ` Wim. M allturt
Funeral Herne under the
direction Of Rev. Leonard. Warr
at 2:30 ppm. January 10,:for the
. , 'late. M'rs. Eliza Jane klardy° 'who
died : Friday, January'7, : at
• Alexandra Marine, and General:
Hospital -in Goderich .at,the age .
of 91,` . .
Mrs, Hardy was the daughter.
of George and Phoebe Bean,
born to ,,that couple on .March' .„
1b, .880: WS. Hardy lived - in
Colborne Townshfip most, of her~
life4;unti'l moving..tq Goderi�eh 27 `
years ago. She was a member of
Victoria Street United Church.
• Mrs. Hardy is survived by six
children, three sons and . three
. daughters; Mrs. Graham (Hilda)
Inglis or.Coderich, Mrs. Carman
(Lucia) ° Smithers. of London,
Mrs. Duncan (Edythe) Million of
Goderich, -George •of Goderich,.
Wilmer of Colborne Township
and Murray ,of: London. She is -
also. survived ' by 15
grandchildren and -31°- ° great
grandchildren 'as,„ well as two
sisters, Mrs. E. (Annie) Allman
of Niagara Falls, Ontario (and
The ways • and means
chairman,' Margaret Craig,
announced that leer •'committee
would meet ,at ,her home on
Wednesday nigheat 8:30 P.M. to
finalize plans for the dance: A
general . outline ' of the dance
plans was. then • given by
Margaret.
• Ellen Connelly. and her
committee tam- in 'charge of ; the
lunch' for the danc.e -and each
member' will contribute, $2.50 to
cover the cost of the meat`.
. Barb Moss announced that the
entry iin the Santa Claus parade
had cost approximately $20.00.
Each member contributed $1:00
to cover the cost.
The cultural program for the
evening was presented by Allison
DOWdS.
The evening concluded with
•
sings----th`eminstrtrment 'revealed-----desi•re,--fer-t--thew-cxten•tion-o€--the p
something interesting. It -Kingdom of God at homeand
discovered a hidden purse which throughout the world, ,deeper
- P . he1latly---c6ncealed in herwaist:-- --prayer- life-and--fellovvship vitlr'-
There was considerable 'money. .God's people,, spontaneous
yn
Wordloving • of
God's,
The specialists report. `readg g thegreat fact, bf
"Your,..lungs are healthy but .our Lord's coming again, and
your ,heart is bad. You lied, to • Int'
me - when you,�„said you werephaving a place • reserved in
oor and unable to a " heaven.
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rod's Xraya� are. v_en_ ore_..._-:... These are "bur a : few of the
i ° m'site God's results of bein; led "in--the-Way
+�•
sear", in5i... nerlas)ii
pene • ing, all -discovering eye "Search me, 0. God, and know
of °holiness. . Thy heart:
GOD'S X-RAYS:
THE REASON -
It is reasonable, to allow our .
hearts and lives to come under
-tithe-- great- •searehlightr--o-f 'God's
truth although it may not be so
. pleasant. (Isaiah 1:18) The.
colored man said, "I would ,be
converted too,' but 1 don't like
the process." However, no one
can afford to let supreme values
slip away,
• '"GOD'SX-RAYS":
• THE REVELATION
-This God -Searching process
may' reveal `What' and 'where''
We ought -to be. Unconfessed
and unfoi;given sin may come
into focus. What 'hurdens folk
carry because they are .unwilling '
to confess!
Theh too,` it conceriis others
whether we walk uprightly or
. disorderly. Aehan's confession
issued in, vietary for, Israel. ."No
Try me and know my thoughts
" And see if there be any wicked
way in me '
And lead me in the -way.
everlasting.
"Le.t 9d.:X-ray. 'ourMSold.
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heads
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Mrs, flerOld (tee) es
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Toronto.. She' wet
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by her husband aawend one
dal ghter,1,Luel �
Pallbearers, " wed Goxd'on
Hardy; :Kenneth Xob,: WIWam.
Hardy, < Fred. Siithera �►
Srtiithers and r�dy.i,
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'Eric a w :e r Was
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Ralph Smith-ers; tntex ent ' w0.
in Goib Srne,Ce tory',,
GEORGE PATRICK.
(PAT) :RUMSEY:
George Patrick (Pat) Ituinsey,
579 First Street, ;Londdn ,. dim.
at 8t;: Joseph's'Hospi l . uesday,
Januaty.4. ,
Surviving .are „his. wife, • the
former Ellen Theresa Kelly;'four'.
children, Mrs. Larry (lizabNeth •
West, Woodstock and Patrick,'.'
Patricia and Doris, all at home;''.
three grandchildren; and three
sisters, Mrs. Walter (Mary) Shaw,:
Mrs, Fred (Doris) Labombard
and MIs.. Cecil (Keannette) ,;.
Murray, all of Chatham.
Funeral Mass was' held at. St.
Patrick's Church on,: Friday,.
January 7. Interrnent was in^
Peter's Cemetery.
' HEAR
CAPTAIN NEW
Salvation Army, ; Toronto, ,Will
MR. AND MRS., ROBERT' SOWERBY
years of marria
Mr.•and.Mrs. Robert Sowerby, :,,They were married :at the
172 Elgin Avenue; , Goderich, home of thq, bride's parents, Mr.
were .honored by a family dinner and Mrs. Wm. Johnston, first
hen -Bedford... _Hotel..�on. oncessian of Ashfiield—on-
• Saturday, January '8W on. the January 11, 1922 by Rev. Dr.
•occasion of their, 5b wedding 'Campbell of Dungannon
_-.--anniue.rsaryg.-.--_,_..�.._�.�.._.��
-Presbyterian- --Ghurch ` They.
resided on the groom's .fariii on
Highway, 21. tor 'A8 'years until
retiring to Goderich in August
1970, They. are members of St.
George's Anglican Church.+'
Mr. and Mrs. Sowerby have
one son, Bruce;, a daughter,
IIu ron
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Betty, (rylrs. Gerald Fisher), four
grandchildren . and one
great-granddaugliter, all 'of
---'a'der`irch .
After the, 'dinner a social
gathering was held at., their own
home: -A Kroehler=-'roek-er was
presented 'to them from the
family,,'brothers and sisters of
the bride and groom of 50 years. -
`Tire- neighbours': gave them a
lovely. mohair throw and towels;,
They also received many cards '
to -mark the occasion.
Speak
iUAnd
HEHELW!GFAM 1L '
- Will Si ..
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HuronMen's
AUBURN
8 LM.SU'NDAY;:
` :ALL WELCOME
EVIL PREVAILS. WHEN GOOD .MEN DO 'NOTHING
NOT JUST DUSTED"
YOU ARE INVITED TO WORSH4P WITH US:
et`hef Pentecostal Tab'ernach
Affiliated with the Pentecostal Assemb`Iies'df Canada ..
. CORNER OF ELGIN AND WATERLOO STS.
-• REV. PETER G.' ST. DON, Pastor -
•w--..-SUNDAY=..JANUARY--16th
10:00 ‘a.m. —'SUNDAY SCHOOL.
11:00 a.m. WORSHIP SERVICE.
7:00 p.m.-"— , EVANGELISTIC SERVICE.
'Tuesday, 8':OO'p.m. - Bible Study and`Prayer.
Friday., $:00'p.m. — YOUTH NOTE.
. On Tuesday -evening, January
4, , the Baha'is o.f Colborne
• Townships gathered in the home
of .Albert Durst near Benmiller
to form the first registered
Baha'i group in this locality.
Toln • Flynn was; elected
chairman and Mrs. Phyllis Durst,
secretary. _
The group decided to :hold
- firesides every Monday evening,
the first dealing with the history
of. the`Baha'i Faith.
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•UNITED-:IIOIINESS CHURCH;:
62 Cambria Street North
SUNDAY, JANUARY .16th •
9:50 a.m. — SUNDAY SCHO,OL..
10.1:00. a.rrl. — WORSHIP SERVICE. ,
7:00 p.m. — EVANGELISTIC SERVICE. •, -
MEETINGS ON THE SQUARE AT 3:00 P,M.
Prayer,,Service -= Wednesday 7:30 p.m.
"A WELCOME 'AWAITS .-YOU"
Pastor: REV. O. H. LEE PHONE 524-6887•
VVESLEY, MEMORIAL (HURCH
THE FREE METHODIS CHURCH
Vark St. at Victoria
7:00 — qveni9g. Service.
The Huronview' 'Orchestra
with Miss Della Pearfi Mrs. Mary
Taylor, and Norman Scteir
provideci the music for Monday
ttythm band, which is being
organized and has live members
joined' the''Orchestrad' cot two
0, residents were
entertained on Family Night
Gordon Ittunleyt Mrs. James
introdueed the numbers and led
the , singing' with musical
selections by Tom Fortner,
guitar and Gordon Rumbley,-
Bobble BUrna%prograft is being
planned.;for the last week of,
Januarrwith- Mr. Jim Laurie of
blytlibt charge:
• Plans have, been made to forn1
an Over'90 Club and 'it is hop'ed
if We .cc•uld have a sponsoring
organization" to start 'meeting
early in the New Year. ,
,„..
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MEMOIZIALS.
And
▪ RONALD .11cCALLUNI'
i,2„1 litd;, North, Godetich
524-62i Or 524,734S •I
CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH
SNIPER, A IL,
-SATORDAY NIGHT
BAYFIELD ROA:0 AT BLAKE STREET
-EVANGELISTIC' FtkIDAMENTAL
*REV. R._BRU_BACHER, Pastor
11:00 a.m. -- Sermon: "Think Before' You Act"
-6:30- Youfig Peonies' Meeting .
Subject: "ROCK. muSic;'
7:30 p.m. 7 Last in series, "The Name of Jesus"
Spe'ciat Music by Students c)f
EMMANUEL BIBLE COLLEGE, Kitchene
Wednesday; 8 p.m. — Midweek Service.
WELCOME TO THE FRIEM5L-Y CilyRCH
ST.:c GEORGE'S -CWU2 CH-
EPIPHANY 2 JANUARY 16, 1972
Holy Communion at 8:30 a.m.
a Rector's Class 'af 10:00 a.m.
Holy Communion and 'Sermon at:11 1:00 a.m.
, • Sunday School at 11:00 a.m.
Organist -Choirmaster:; Mr. Paul' C. Baker,
F.R:C.O.. L.R:A.M., A.R.C.M.
Rector: THE REV. G. G. R,US$EL.L, 13'
.FlitST BAPTIST CHURCH
iB,aPlist Convention of Ontario and QUebec).
MONTREAL STREET near The Siivare
11 10:10501 4. Ea a r nm. v\f_- - SHMU'onrrVid:ainYIN:SvvclooNrsolhIE:ip‘.
Sermon: "Operations and Ministrations"
.8:00 p.m. Wednesday, Prayer and- gible Study. •
COME AND WORSHIP iN A CHURCH
Victoild Street ,United 'Church
HOUSE OF FRIENDSHIP- REV. LEONARO WARR
10:00, a.mr. — Bible SchoRI for all Grades.
'11:00' — Worship Service
Sermon: "JESUS CHRIST—SUPERSTAR?" •
1:30 p.m. VVorship Se iCe and Bih%School.
Mrs. f. Snider, P • Mis. Leonard. Warr*,
Victoria St. Organist Benmiller Pianist
THE REV. G„ LOCKHART ROYAL, B.A., Minister
;WILLIAIVI CAMERON, Oirector of praise
irarik4ichwaini
524-9406
200 Gibbons Si.
:keg. O. Bell
1244464
"EAR REVe CL
e Proverbs and Sni4er
DAY,)
tharsProvirlis
Veit log fine ttsi ip doer 2 p
lo:00 a.m. — SUNDAY SCHOOL.
uiTY OF THE BEES"
Sermon: "A FIRST OALLOvvp5 BY A sedoNir.
tHE SACRAMENT OF BAPTISM
p.M., Young 'People's Simlety.
•
treet united thurcn
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