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Home My WebLink AboutThe Goderich Signal-Star, 1979-10-04, Page 7Women's church groups hQld.Septernber meetings Mrs. Dorothy Grange, -=====, canvenor of "The Church in Society", planned the September general meeting of Auburn Knox United Church Women held last Wednesday evening in the Sunday school room of the church. Mrs. Norman McDowell .was in charge of the. worship service and opened with a poem, God . Answers Prayer. The hymn, Sweet Hour of Prayer, tvas sung with Mrs. Norman Wightman, as pianist. The scripture lesson, based on, "The new life is not a matter of outward show'-',', was read lay Mrs. Oliver Anderson, followed by prayer and the Lord's Prayer. A meditation on prayer was given by Mrs. Norman funeral service at St. swered with a Bible verse Euchre parties have McDowell. A solo, George's Anglican containing the name of a now started for every Somebody Cares, , was Church, Goderich, for the fruit. Tuesday evening at 8 sung by' Mrs. Emmerson late Mrs. Helena The offeringwas p.m. sharp in the Com - Rodger. The hymn, An (Morris) Weekes of received anthe munity Memorial Hall. Evening Prayer, corn- London. She was 103 travelling apron passed. Everybody is welcome. plkted the worship ser- years of age. The Reverend William Mrs. P. Patterson of vice. Tlhe late Reverend Craven announced that Toronto and Mrs. Lillian Mrs. Richard Hawley R.M. Weekes, her the Harvest Home ser- Rieck of Kitchener spoke on, "What is the husband, was the rector vice would be held on visited last Thursday Church? and What is of the Auburn, Blyth and Sunday, October 7 at 11 with Mrs. Elva Society?" using a Belgrave Parishes a.m. in St. Marks, Adams Straugha t Howard discussion group method, several years ago. Auburn. Adams returned with and challenged members Mrs. Weekes' The meeting was closed them after renewing on. -...how ----to xn-a-ke---the da-u-g-hte-rlin -law and with- prayer by Mr, last week. Auburn --- church more effective in grandson, Dennis Weekes Craven. Lunch was last week. our society. and Mrs. Weekes of served by Mrs. Cart- Bradley Andrews was The president, ''Mrs. London were also Wright the winner last week in Donald Haines, took present. charge of the business The service was con- 4-H NEWS and opened with prayer. ducted by the Reverend The Auburn 2, 4-H club ticket number 399. The minutes and the R.J. Crocker. held its second meetingat Mrs ' Kennet h treasurer's report were ' Also present was' a the home of Lnn Stewart and Mrs. accepted as presented by close friend, Mr. and Chamney last Monda Stewart B 1 a t h w a y t Secretary, Mrs. Tom Mrs. Reg Dunham, the evening.The y returned home from a president, two week's vacation in Jardin and treasurer, former Margaret Kim McDowell, opened Clearwater, Lehigh Mrs. Oliver Anderson. Hawkens of Forest. the meeting with the 4-H Acres and Fort' Myers, A letter was read from pledge. Diane Hanna the Reverend D.L. A.C.W. read the minutes. Florida. Howlett of the. Bible The September The �gir s" discussed Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Society thanking napt5he meeting of St. Mark's ideas and names for this McNall of Welland visited Auburn Community for Anglican Church Women 4-H needlepoint club and last week with Mr. and the $318.62 donation from was held last Thursday at hope to have one for the Mrs. Thomas Johnston the Auburn 125th bir- the home of Mrs. Donald next meeting. and Miss Laura Phillips. thday party in- Cartwright. ,The members were Michael Schneider was terdeno,minational The Preside.nt_M_r-s, taught-leo-wto_th-head_weo th a last Saturday church service on July] Donald Cartwright, , took into a needle and also two with a birthday party on The sale . of church charge of 'the business uburn news to the East Coast and Prince Edward Island. Mr and Mrs. J. Fellows of Goderich were guests last Sunday evening of their daughter, Mrs. Robert Powell and Mr. Powell. Mr. and Mrs, Earl McCellan of London and Mr. and Mrs. John Silverthorne of Wood- stock were recent visitors .with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies. Mrs. Beth Lansing returned last Saturday Eleanor Bradnock. correspondent .i')fi- 759.5 after spending a week planned for the Manse on with relatives in October 28 at 2 Correspondence was Waterdown and Bram- p.m. to 5 read and new fall pton. Mr. and Mrs. p.m. projects were discussed. OBITUARY A get -well card was Ronald Damude wof ith Mr. and Mrs. Thomas signed to Mrs. Lanswning gvisove whe g go to Mrs. Ed Mrs. Lansing over the Johnston and Miss Laura Davies. • Phillips attended the 'The roll call was an- weekend. the Auburn and District Lottery draw with his calendars was turned session. The minutes of over to the junior the previous meeting congregation with Mrs. were accepted as read by Gerald McDowell, the the secretary, Mrs. John leader, with possible help Daer. The financial from the Sunday School statement prepared by The Huron -Perth the treasurer, Mrs. Presbyterial will beheld Thomas Haggitt, was on Tuesday, October 2 at also accepted. Benmiller when Miss Kathy Pryde will be guest speaker. The supply, convenor, Mrs. Ernest Durnin, was in charge of the bale for the Boat People. This was packed on September 27 and sent to a London depot. A donation of $50 will be sent to Five Oaks. The plans for the fall Thankoffering are not quite complete and will be announced later and will be in the church bulletin. An Open House is PR0UQ TO SELL - PLEASED TO SERVI E MOFFAT - KELVINATOR - ADMIRAL - WOODS & MAYTAG'APPLIANCES HOOVER & EUREKA VACUUM CLEANERS - RCA & SANYO TELEVISIONS needlepoint stitchf•s. A discussion took place on colour hues, schemes and designs for their major project. SOCIAL NEWS Mr. and Mrs. Major Youngblut returned last Friday from .a 13 day trip the occasion of his fourth birthday. Six little friends helped him celebrate. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Haggitt visited last week with th,eir son, Mr. Kenneth Haggitt, Mrs. Haggitt, Greg and Richard at Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Bud Chamney and Mr. and MUFFITT appliances & Television 308 HURON ROAD GODERICH 524-4301 Mrs. Jim Schneider at- guests last Saturday at tended a, Lions Club the Gibbs -Williams celebration a t wedding in Toronto. Orangeville last Saturday Mrs. Florence Millian evening. is a patient in Clinton Jim Hembly of Atwood public hospital. She is visited last Tuesday with wished a speedy Mr. and Mrs. Ed Davies. recovery. The community is Mr. and Mrs. Mike sorry to report that Mrs. Mason, Michael and Joey Warner Andrews is a moved recently into the patient in Clinton Public Cunningham home on hospital where she un- Goderich Street. derwent surgery last Mr. and Mrs. James Thursday. She is wished a Towe arrived home last speedy recovery. 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