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OFFERED IMPORTANT POST. -Word fectively presented.
vas received by P. Gat dime. of Blyth,
from his enn, Oecil Gardiner, B. A.,
student and demonstrator of Physice,
at Queen's University. Kingeton, that
the latter has been offered the posi-
tion of assistant to 1 he well.known
Prof. Hulett, of Princeton University.
Prof. Hulett, is one of the leading
men in the United States, in physical
and ?learn chemistry. Besides hay.
Mg the chi nce of working under such
an eminent bider, Cecil will have the
opportunity of taking class work und-
er three other noted, professors for
his Ph. D. degree. Members of
Queen's University staff claim that it
is the Pipet opportunity any nf their
chemistty graduates have obtained.
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gond turnout. 01(11 the play was ef-
BLUEVALE
Howard Grainger, of Detroit, spent
the week end under the p00110001 100?.
Ben Hayden and Bill Balfour have
retaliated from Detroit. We are glad
to see them hack.
Lorn Turvey is ' to Bonn.
els, where he has secured a nosition
as head mechanic with 15. ()uniting -
ham.
Mrs. A. A.. :Fowler. and little son,
Don, who have been visiting the for-
mer's ;men to, B. and Nits, Payo, have
eturn ed to th 010 limn() in Walk pet on ,
The play entitled' "The Spinster's
Re torn," was gi non by the ladies of
St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church,
in the 0. 0, F. Halt here, last Friday
. sight, under the arespices of Bluevale
\Now on hand
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WALTON.
On Good Friday, a service will be
held in St. George's Chuich, at 8 p.
111.
REMEMBERED BY FRIENDS -About
25 friends and neighbors gathered at
the home of Andrew and Nies. Sloan,
on Tuesday evening, to bid thein 10)0 -
well. Harold NV igh tman presented
Mr. and Mts. Sloan with a 00MIllan
lamp. klr.s Olarence Johnston read
the following skid eess
DEAR MR, AND MRS. SLOAN.-
You have For a number of years
lived amongst, us and mingled with
ue neightmi s and Mends. During
these y eat e, the more we have become
acquainted NNW) yon, the mere we
have learned to respect and admire
you for your many good qualities.
As neighbors your cheek fel and
100113' Oasls(pnop 1)1 0111,11 of ird ov10•
0:10011 appreciated and commanded the
esteem of all with whom they came
in contaet, It was with feelings or
regret that we heard that. you had do -
10 IMAM 11)10 neigh hoehood and.
for a time hoped that it might not be
true, But, now Hint the decisioit is
finally made and the time CI raNVA near
Fos' your departure, we have gathered
to -night to spend a social time, give
you to parting handshake and NANII"
sent godspeed in your new home. We
also ttAlt• yon to accept this Coleman
na a Mail token of our respect
For you, and also hope that it may at
all times nail to your al-me/obi ance
your old friends and neighbors sr:ind
the eighth line corner. We pernestly
wieti'you and yorum leng life and
prnsperity. May sorrew pass you by
and adversity keep fro from your
dwelling, and when you are celled
from this sphere of tnil and cure,
may you enter the home of endlese
jny and rest. Sigma nn behalf of
friendS, OLARENOE JOHNSTON,
HAiooto WIOWCINTAN,
The SVP11111g Wall spent iTr Mdsin and
cards. 1011, 1? • Marshall and Jaek Mc-
Arter sang pleasing solos. H. Wight, -
man gave eevei al selections on the
month organ, Mr. and Mrs, Sloan
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varieties of Gladioli at s Petco that
will eomparc with any -quality con.
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Car of shingles -Morris & Grey Farmers
:stud Andy are now get ting settled in
0111111 1)11.00 home, neat. Walton.
After the service, on Sabbath morn-
ing last. Mrs. Oster was prepented
with a Bible, by the Women's Mis-
Mammy Society, Illoq. AlcOallum
read the following address and Mrs,
Mueray made the presentation :
DEAR AIRS. °smelt. -
Having learned regretfully of your
departure to your new home, at
Blyth, we, your co.workers in Duff's
°hued), have assembled to tender
you some expression of our apprecia-
tion of your week in this congreg-
ation, during your association with it
and also of our sorrow at severing
this connection with you. During
your two years as Presiclen't of the
W. M. S., yon have proved yourself a
valued and willing worker, 5.8 1)3 every
branch of activity. You have made
yourself a vital part of this church
and community, and we feel sure
that yon will do the same in the new
eraninunity to which you are going.
As a token of our esteem, we ask you
to acnept this Bible, and in doing so
we extend the hone that it may servo
to remind you of associates at Wall -
ten. Signed on behalf nf the ladies,
MRS. Jsm S. RITCHIE,
Alna. eflAta,ust.
Airts. VV»t. MURRAY.
SCHOOL REPORT. -'11.10 following is
the oeonit of the Easter Examinations
of Walton Public School. Examined
in all subjects. Hon, 70 per cent,
pass 60 per cent. *missed examin-
mo's, SR. IV -Fergus Smalldon
78 ; Alvin Farquharson 77 ; Ellwood
Sinn treed 77 ; Ethel Shaw 75 ;
Blab more Shaw 73 ; Mary Ennis 78 ;
Oharlie Hansuld 78 ; Ray Caller 70 ;
Winnie Drager 80. SR III -Wilfred
Shorti eed 78; Jim Murray 77 ;
AlcOall 74 ; Dorothy Deegan 88 ;
Laura Hoy: 84 ; 8111010 Steias 64 ; Is-
abel Farquharson 83 ; Edith Ennis
81 ; Mabel Meehan 80 ; *Ruth Mail-
ing 48 ; ****Harohl Bolger 83 JR,
Murray 78 ; Gladys Small.
p01176 ; Robinson Hamilton 70 ;
Grano Manning 58 ; Muriel Hondas
58 ; "Mildred B oerle 80 ; ',04**Ross
Alderson 22. Sit Ir -Helen Smalldon
02 ; Norma Steles 80 ; Earl Hoy 78 ;
Jane Dundee 75 ; Gordon Ryan 74 ;
Gordon Shot treed 72; Helen nu qu-
harson 72 ;
• Kenneth Murray 89 ;
Florence A100104011 64 ; Margaret Mur-
ray 55. JR, II -Lena Drage'. 75 ; Al -
110(1 87 ; Willie Farquharson
84; J100k 'Viva avin 52; Matey 1300h011.
011 48 ; 13. I -A ama balms 81 ;Teen
811(111131 75 ; .**Sval Alderson 88 JR,
1 -Jack Drager, Ruth Hoorle, Maly
Humphries, Jack MukTay, Dorothy
Murray, Vera Hondas, "Everett
Lowrie. Sk. - Good -Kenneth
Sohier, Jack Smalldon.
DORA. HOUSES, CHAS, SELLERS,
Teachers.
DEATH OF JOHN RINN.-After
illness of several weeks, an old and
highly respected resident of this com-
munity passed away on Sunday,
April 8rd, in the pevson of John 10)1(11.
.10r. Rhin was born lai the Township
of Blanshard, son of the late James
and Mrs. Itin 11, and was aged 70 years,
7 months and 20 days. Forty-two
years ago, he was united in marriage
to Miss LilIle Leslie, who predeceased
hint sixteen years ago. He had home-
steaded in Manitoba, for a number of
yeaus, coming to McKillop, 40 years
ago. Seven children suevive : Mrs.
Frank Stoa ey, Orystal Olty, Man. ;
Ws, John AleKeezie, Swift Ourrent,
Sask. ; frs. (novenae kindle, Walton,
and Margaret, Eloise', Hugh and Har-
ry, at home, also one sister, Airs.
Robert Grieve, of Manitoba. and el
even grandchildren. The funeral,
vlt0h 100,5 lailtely attended, took
plane on Tuesday afternoon, fume his
late residence, Lot 28, Con, 12, McKil-
lop, to the place of interment, in
Maitlandbenk rettietery, the Rendes
being conducted by Rev, Mr, Lewin,
of laruseels, assisted by Rev, Mr,
Brown, of Walton, The pallbeareas
were 1 klesses. Richard lioy, George
.Taokson, William 101001111, Thomas
Kinney, David Boyd and John Bel.
lard. Deceased (0100 (0 member of Wal-
ton L. 0. L., foe many years, in pot -
Wee, he wee; it stet -inch Conservative,
and in religion, an Aright -ern, Among
those front 10 distanee who attended
the fn 1(011101 Were .• Mrs. Samuel Grant,
of Remit:ford ; Mee. William Hogg,
Strat ford ; Mrs, Frank, Stmey, Cry -
stall Oity, and Mrs. McKenzie,
BELGRAVE
The regular ineetieg of the Belgenee
Wenten's fnatltule will be held in the
Foreeters' Hall, on Wednesdayaftee-
ennii, of next week, commencing at
2.80 o'clonk. The District President,
Mrs, °mirk elintik, of Wingham, will
be present And tkac111105 the meeting.
A Still attends:nee is reonested.
BROTHER PASSES AwAY,-The foll-
owing re Foos to 11)11;1(41011of the fath.
orof Alfre..,1), Geddes : The citizens of
Auburn were shoelted to hear of the
sodden denth of Robert Stalker, of
that place, who passed limey while
reeling, on Sunday afternoon, April
lird. at the 1101510 or his do ti-IMlaW and
daughter, 13, and Mrs. A with
whore he had node his borne shine
the death et his wife, six years ago.
The late Air. stalker wan the eon of
the late lovannis tititIker, 11. p10111101.' 11?
this district. 05 10 large faintly, there
remain only Jaime Stulkei , of Nap.
twee ; Alia, Bolo. McGee, of Animeit ;
D. Stalker, ef East Wasynitosh, ;mu
Mrs. D. Gedih,., cd. Bow svito
(malaria the Im.11 of a kind 111 other. a,
family of I ()Vet. ,0118 rued fire datigh-
ere /We ten to realize 11)1(1'
They are 1 Mils, Mrs, Ceale,
Frank, Roy emit Jack, of lelint,
mom, ; ()arter, of Gorlei ich, and
Mr.. M. AIM) and Mr% W. of
A unit im 1c,lc Went intik nIttee In
11,1'aettletety,
The Auxiliary of the AV. M. 8. of
the United Church met last week,
with Mrs, J1413, And erson n he chair,
Ws, Michis read Psalm 27 and Mrs.
(R.ev.) Scobie gave an interesting pap-
er on the new Study Book, "'Vim
Christ of the India Road." Ales.
Michie was appointed delegate to the
Presbyterial, which meets in Goder-
ich, nn April 28th. A visiting 0001-
10(01.50 0? 3 was appointed and also a
musical committee, which will ar-
range for a piece of music, at each of
ite coining meeting, Mrs. Herb.
Wheeler acted as Secretary in the ab-
seuce of Mrs. Geddes,
MORRIS
Miss Janet Hood, of Blyth, is a vis-
itor with Jas, and Mrs. Alichie, 6th
line.
Friends 5.08 501003' to her that Mrs,
VVm. Speir, (nee Miss Mary Ring), is
on the sick list, but we hope for a
speedy improvement,
GREY
Miss Ruth McAllister has returned
home, after visiting her grandmoth-
er, Mrs. E. Bryans, in Toronto, for a
month,
George Hislop and 'Howard Grain-
ger motored home from Detroit, nn
Friday last, to see their friends, and
returned cm Sunday.
hid. W. Grant, Orin. 14, held a. 5110 -
easeful auction sale, last Friday. Ev-
erything sold well. Auctioneer
Stunt wielded the hammer.
P110 attalOn sale of farm stock, etc,
of Mts. Oliver Harris, 00D, 15, was a
big success, last Thursday. Auction-
eer Scott cleared off everything.
About thirty of the itramediate
neighbors or Feed and Airs. Oster met
at their house, on the lfith (ion., on
StIonday evening, of last week, and
presented them with a beautiful par-
loe table and a set of silver butter
spreaders. Silas Johnston read the
following address and Mrs. Hislop
and 'I'. Nolan made the presentation :
To MR AND MRS, OSTER AND ROTS,
DEAR FRIENDS. -
We, your neighbors and friends.
have gathered hese to -night, for the
purpose of extending to you our very
best wishes /id express out. cpprec-
iatirm of what your friendship ban
311510110 01) us all. It was with deep re-
gi et we learned that you were about
to leave our neighborhood. Knowing
yon all as we have, for some time,
we feel that the tie of friendship has
been strengthened with the passing
years. We have always found you
yeey kind and syinprithetie, always
ready to lend a helping hand. As a
small token of the high esteem in
which we bold you, WO would ask
you to accept these spakeaders, not for
their intrinsic value, hut as a slight
token of our good will tnward you.
We hope that you may live long to
enjoy your new home, and we can as-
sure you that you will not son» be
forgotten. Signed on behalf of you).
friends and neighbors.
;tome IlLsmor,
T. NotaN,
SILAS JOHNSTON.
Mr. Oster thanked thetn, on behalf of
his wife and sons, and hoped that the
1,111 0? friendship would not be broken
by their removal to Blyth. The even-
ing 'MIS spent ha games and social
chat.
PyESENTATIONS.-Last Tmerlay ev-
enitg, about 80 neighbors and friends
paid a surprise visit to the berate of
James and Mrs. Grant, Oon. 14, and
made a presentation to Ulm, prior to
their leaving the old home, Arch.
Hislop read the addeess and G. W.
Abraham, nn behalf of the host and
and hostese, made a suitable reply,
Games and dancing followed the make-
entation, and lunch was served 1011 1'.
convenient time, Air, and M
Grant are leaving to reside with their
dough ter, Al re. Cameron Adams, near
Morrisbank. •
To JAMES AND MItS, GRANT AND MISS
13 ARGARET,
DEAR FRIENDS. -
We have met here to -night to ex-
press our peofound regret, at yon('
proposed departure from this neigh.
boehnott Ahnost from childhond,
you have lived this locality. Yeti
have been kind ueighbove and true
feiendst always ready to encourage
end assist, 10I1511 encouragement and
ameistaiine were required, At BA tint -
01), you have ehown a deep intersst in
the 000101.05 0? the community and in
everthing mating to the advance.
(tie)1t of public affairs, While tiff.
igentx the management of your
business and domestics noncoms, you
have net been unmindful of those
higher, i teees Ls, which extend the
empire of man over the material
world. Granite and marble will
yield to the ravages ef time'hitt
your kind words mid deeds will live
forever. Mr. and Niro. Gettnt, we itek
yoo to accept, these chairs as poor Lek.
elle of our respect, and esteem, We
511) 0111113' hope that you 111(07 500 many
more years happiness and useful.
DOSS in this 110., and that as yoe rest
in your future home, yon *tiny snow -
times think of the knitify friends Nom
left hem. Mins Margaret:, we ask
you tn ancient this timbre -dia. Yost
amiability and diepositiou
have won for you golden opinintts 1)1
cireles lo whichymt have been 0)011)11
Ity 71101, profession, We trust that
11, times 05 0030 and storms wilhami,
the ettnshine of yoite pereonality may
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Wednesday, iJro2011 '
Lyddiatt-Jaekson Orchestra
will supply the Music,
Lunch Served. Il are Welcome
David Beacom, of Clinton who
celebrated his 100th birthday last
Monday at the home of his son, A.
W. Beacom, of Hullett Township,
with whom hi has been residing for
several months. Mr. Beacom is a
member of many years' standing of
the Orange Order, and a number of
the Clinton and township Orange-
men gathered at his son's home an
Monday evening in his hones.
ireow in power and Mighbness, and
that y 00 may be twig spared o eheer
yaul nomfort those in need el'
YOUR NEIGHBORS AND FRIENDS.
ETHEL
Hyd a.° etigi nee) s e expected
shortly, to make a 0111)1 0)1.08 of this
co/mutually for electric 1)8( 00,
Itoy who has been
laid up 00 (5(1 ('171)' ((('11. mil ether
troubles, (10 1), week or so, is tittptov.
ing a little, slowly, but, we hope, nove-
1 y.
Mervyn elemire, of this
who hag spent the pest three months
at, Guelph 0. A. 0'!! 110, has ('1( 11 rued
to his lintue. Congeal ulathrie are
extended 1 o on reerivilm 0'4 -
class honors, at his eeentexnenin-
ations held 1)10( 1'. he halving 75 per
00111 111 ,N11 his subjects in (Meese and
(1lliI'3'll1g, 11,1 111 0y 11 has seen, ed e sit-
uation as manager ef the Avonbank
Cheese and Bo 1 tel. 10.100.1 31, pent, St.
Marys, whieh ikk 111111 Or OW ler. est in
the Dominion. We wish Me; n suc-
cess in his unklerteking.
MONCRIEFF
Easter service will be held
Knox church next Sunday afternoon,
conducted by the pastor, Rev. Mr.
Maines, whose subject will be "The
Appeal of Easter." Special Easter
music will also be rendered by the
choir.
WROXETER
John Rutledge, Brampton, spent
Tuesday in the village.
N. and Airs. Garrett were week
end visitors in Clinton,
Thos. Henry and family were re-
cent visitors in Orangeville,
Mrs. R. J. Rann, Alma and Al''n,
were recent London visitors.
Bert Martin and family spent
Sunday with friends in Luckuow.
Jas, Ballantyne, Brussels, called
on old friends in the villaga last
week.
Mrs. -G. Tait left on Monday for
Toronto where she has purchased a
home.
Miss Kathleen Armstrong, Aft. El-
gin Institute, is visiting her parents
at the Manse.
Kenneth Gibson, Hamilton, was a
week end visitor with his parentt,
Thos. and Mrs. Gibson,
Miss 1.3e/la McDowell returned on
Friday Prom New Haven after spend-
ing 'the winter with a sister.
The Amend of the late Mrs. David
Jackson of Howiek, whose death ea -
curved on Wednesday, took place to
the Wroxeter cemetery Friday after- 1
noon.
john and Mrs. Gibson were in
London Saturday afternoon attend. .
ing the funeral of the lader'e broth-,
er-in-law, John Betnard, a former
well known resident of this village.
Albert Gower, of Howick, suffered
serioths head injuries MondaV, after- 1
noon wink; in Gerrie when the team
ha. was driving became frightened
and) he WAS thrown from tho
his head striking the paYement. t
At a (went, meeting cf 0r01,1,11 11.
A
d hill' Hutted 01m-ehm, no the 111
C el oll the pastor, Rev, 10, I t
ilknocks, Was Off ended all 1
Moms invitation to retaken for the
second you..
A Dramatic
Caaf.-,ta
by
3. Al. OHADWICK
will be presented by
Blyth Choral Society
in the
TOWN HALL
BRUSSELS
Wednesday, April 20th
Under auspices 'of Ladles' Aid
of Brussels United
Church.
Admission 50 and 35 cents
Plan or Dell at fax's Drug Store
Plan opens April 13th
' HURON COUNTY
(Minter) tax rata IV 111 010 45 mills, for
1927.
Goderich Waterworks system has
a $4,000 surplus.
Clinton peve Huron etreet.from
the Royal Banat cornet West to town
limi ts.
J. G. Stanhury, Exeter, was elected
President of Like li..S'keter Branch of
the Bible Society.
Font' boys were fined $17.50 or one
1001(11) for lemons driving on the
streets, at Hensall,
Robert McKay, of Egmondville,
had the misfortune to trip and fall,
while in his orchard, three ribs being
broken.
J H. Boomer, for over 30 years, O.
10.10. agent, at Winghatu, who retired
some time ago, died Hamilton, on
Monday evening, nf last week.
The Waite' Bros., on the 4th Con.
Colborne Twp., ale busy 0151111.5
maple syeup with their new outfit,
having about 600 trees tapped.
The farm of Gordon 111111 ter, on the
the 3ed Qom, Hsborne, was sold by
tkublic aiketion, recently, to Fred El-
lington. It contains 150 aura; and
sold for $9,525
Robt. 0 Muitheakl, who has been
mechanic in Geo. T. Rober tema's gar-
age, rot 1)01110 two years, has purchns-
ed the Reid garage, and is now in
possession. Mr. Reid left on Mon-
day, itt. London, where he will be
chief Merit/WIC Wall the Oln ysler and
Studebaker agencies.
A public. meeting will he held in the
tnwn hall, Clinton, on 'I'llea.rlay even-
ing, April 1901, la 8 o'clock, when
graduation exercises in emmection
with the Olinton Public Hespital
will be hel(h, Ales. Aikenhead, Aliso
Ross and Miss Memo.), are the grad-
uatee.
Inland Revenue Officer Porter and
Constables W Ili [Rattles, Pellow and
Gundry 1115.1111 10 trip into Bay Two.,
on informal 1011 they hail as to Lim
places said to be connected with the
0100(1(11,11 Or ft still, .At1 one place,
the still was located, 1.11 011 IV01 111 alla
a keg of whiskey, and at two of the
other places Hillier was found. At
the fourth place, the owner had a
permit for maskilig for his own use.
The still and outfit woe seized, and nu
Tuesday evening, the man an whose
premises the outfit was found, 005.5 )111
in the police court and remanded for
a week,
What tnight, have moved 11 very
serinus fire had it not been fer the
timely assistance of the neighboks,
oecurred reeently, whim the ma of
Mrd, John Taylor's house, 111 Tucker -
smith T1911,, e10ugh1 filo, 'I'he fire
11105 01)11051)11 (11 have been started by
a spark from the chimney, and was
111,10 noticed by 81 t s. Payint, hell
she saw as burning shingle fall to the
ground. It. was not until half the
roof was burned that the five was put
out, In the afternoon of the same
clay, the neighbors returned and had
the roof all shingled again, by five
n'elock,
Hensall was atgain called to mourn
the lose of one of its highly respected
residents, itt the pereon of Mis. Time.
Fat qnlitte, who passed away al her
home here, on Friday, of last week,
after 10 short with pnenmonilt.
Mrs, Flu kinhar's maiden Ilatne was
Alive Kitty, and she was bolo on a
reran, North of Clinton, 72 years IMO.
A f tee her marriage to Air, Fat (mbar,
1.11071 iod on a farm nette, for a few
years, after which, they moved to a
1,01 111, on the Parr Line, Hay, South
of Hilsgreen, where they were highly
vspeeted and well-known residents,
50) 0501' 20 years. In 1911, they mov-
ed to Hensall, and had resided there,
continuously.
On Thursday evening, of hod week,
at Carmel Presbyterian Ohm eh, the
liduction was held of their neve past-
or, Rev. Mr, Merlikny, of Termite, to
vhoin the congregation recently ex-
tended an unanimous call. There
vita a very largo uttemiance, the
Unveil being filled to rapacity, and
vire nicely deciwitted with Bowers,
toth the Nehnoiroom and the auditor -
nem Rev. Att•. McFarlane p3010011 e01
11)'iTermon, after whieh 1505, 11. c,
leDermid, or Knox Olutreb Onderich,
nil the 5111 1115 1,111111 )1(1 nanderator,1010-
unieil the rhair. Rev, Alr, Foote
d' (levet) Ohareh, Exeter, addressed
lir coligvegal and Relt, Mr, Lark.
0, or Seef oath, (dosed the induction
ervine, •
Cintreh
serviee will b. livid in St.
tolok's CLI on 01001 Friday, at
7.30 p.m.
011 Faster Sunritiv the services will
he at 11 :tam end 7 0.m. -special
Mi1510 by the their, Th,, anthems
will be ."Now is Christ 'Risen" by
Jahn E. West. and "Ye That Stand
in the House of the Lord" by Walter
Spinney. At the evening service
Miss Doreen Lewin will play "An-
dante Religioso" by Thome.
Melville Church
Genesis 27 "God breathed into his
nostrils the breath of life and man
Immune a- living soul" was Rev. F.
G. Fowler's text in Melville Chureh•
last Sabbath morning. The human
soul is the immortal part of man
which distinguishes him from the -
beasts, and is the essence of his per--
senality. Christ taught the import-
ance of the culture of the soul and
from Him the Church has inherited
the gift of the development of the
soul of the individual. Lives are be-
ing transformedby this power of
the breath of God and great things
are being done every day by men
and women who feel within them the
breath of God. Within the church
there are stunted souls who limit
their duty to their own narrdw cir-
cle. The attitude of the seeusers of
the woman taken in adultery stands
out in strong contrast to the attitude
of Christ towards this woman. To
develop the soul we have +o accept
the principles of Christ and pot tI1'01
into practice and our :wills will then
be more like to that of Christ. Sab-
bat hevening the pastor's theme was
the second ouestion in the Shor'er
Catechism, "What rule hath Cod giv-
en to direct us how we may glorify
and enioy Him?" The Word of God
which is contained in the Scriptures
of the Old and New Testaments is
-the only rule to direct us It 7)V7 wo
may glorify and enJoy Him. Pselm
117:105, "Thy Word is a lamp unto
my fent and a Light unto etv path."
The Bible is the Word of God as re-
., unto men and women who
• were spiritually capable of under-
standing it and revealing it's truth
to men. In order that the Word of
God may be a lamp unto our feet
- and a light unto our path (1) it must
be stuffied. (2) it must be studied .
with a purpose, i.e. to know more
about God and our duty to Him. The
hest revelation of God we have is in
Jesus Christ and we must study Nis
life and teachings. (5) it must ha
• studied intelligently. We render Bi-
ble teaehing null by considering the
study of the Bible as an end in it-
self. We abuse the Bible by de-
_ structive criticism. Strong spiritual
characters cannot be built up with-
out Bible study. Vv -hen under the
Shndow of Death the Bible i3 aiNvays
called for in order to give liv,ht to
our path from the known to the un-
known. The duet, "r Am Looking
• This Way" was rendered by Mrs.
Meadows and Archie Ballantyne at
the morning service. The evening's
service of song was led by a choir of
' young men.
United Church
On Thursday afterneon, .April
of the United Church, Brussels, was
held itt the 1"iu». room of the
ehurch. Fifty ladies w PI e esehlk,
I Mee. lokpc pres ding. The 51150( 1(15 Op-
ened Willi singing, followed hy pray-
er by Mrs. look. Mrs. Hal! road the
Seri phut, lesson and Mrs. Proctor
read the devotional leaflet, 0111101101
`"I'lle Risen 0110 1st," after which
Airs, AleCell led in pre yer. Bei), g the
first meeting of the year, the ammal
reports Wel e given by thr_k._ different
5001'o(11)')es and treasurer. The treas-
nrer's report ',hewed a very, Proeller*
ens year. 'I'm, life.wembere 110011
added. Af i 414 0 PPM "Ode
a nietnbership tilleste to Aire.
'1'. Steacha» and Mrs Smith
gave one tn Mrs. MeNatughtum, in
ment.,ry of her sister, Miss A Ross.
Mrs, Denman Rang a 5107 anpropriate
skklo, entitled "Share your Bleseiegs."
Mrs. Fox gave a very, Meaty ontline nF
the privileges and 1i ties of 1 he 505110P -
tale Mein ilerS, Sit:rasing. Ina fael, that
every woman in the entigregatien
ehould be linked up with the NV, M.
S. Mos, McArthur, Mrs, Helni ntr-
way. Airs. Nichol and Mrs. J. Stine11-
an 15111 1' appointed ai,sistati1 ii4s0einle
members seereiaries. 11,,- fl Straeh-
an and Mrs, Peocter were eopointed
delegates to the Presbyterial, to he
held in Goderieh, on April 28.11. In
0(1115 Well Ch01)011 words, Mrs. Me.
Gnirk, gave a Inmed visit'', or our duty
00 011)' neighbor, from tn. os
one Masi Pr, "'all ye i I! all OW world
and twench the Gospel to etlerl, 1100)00.
01) v." Wit h Ond'e eublenee 0141 help,
we are looking forward for greater
Stletelta. in 1927. Tile (11en) inl; %VIA
clneed sitigitig mid all jeininte 111
the Miznali, Foltowieg fhb% MrS.
Downing and Mea, were
beetesses at a very (laterite :served
Alt.. Fee end at,.,
Mi -
1011,111111011 11,1111fd tea. 01,13 were
Rd by Miss 1011111 stanellain And NINA •
Ithttgal.et prott nina., Dining. the 1 ea
holly, Mier Pope dei igh Ted the ladies
With 110.1111 Ifni niftlItt a, don.
the regIllar Meeting I he W. AL S.
AI the altri Intl RAN, Al, the town
hall, Clinton, recently, the Selman%
Perm, on 11..‘ rend. WITS 11111
Phased hy Ales; Sib lieg, fel. the einn
of r/.1 00. This foul, 011 nal ea on 1
P10101 1111.1 111,:1k111151, cooniklered to
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