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W: WIedn•e:lde.y, December 31st, 1947
rP. /yrGfgoze,-b gs•:,:yiJjus oeit G.''41Melville Church
• 'I.,L-n' h'uitt'r 1 w'e't Ih'
ject of Rev. Me i\U ne'e eermen en
mese :111,111'11!';, .111.1 "•11••1
way. beard Liu Philippians 13 et, 14.
The morning anthem. was " t h.'.
Wonderful Story" ey Matthew .% .et
the .fuming soryiee 11r, Milne
mea. 1i, d r i tee' sllbj1 ^t. "The End of
the 1leginning," ant drew ieferencee
from the temptations' 'opn> at the
1 heelm9nue of :fes'.liministry, Miss
I Mary Lon McFarlane and ]V1is=
Margaret Cardiff rendn''e:1 the duet
"Sleep Holy Babe" by Plebe
to the music of the --
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Old Time and !V'3 ,deirn
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' Dancing from 10 to 1,30,
The Tops in .Entertainment
Admission 50c
WEDDING
Rawleights Winter Contest
Starting Jan, 1s!t, 1248 ending
March 31st, 1948, Anything bought
from me or account paid, please osk
for a bill which will be mnmberod
and a draw made on April 1st, 1948.
The number drawn will receive a
duplicate order 'of purchase or cash
to that amount. Call at the house
or phone 66-r-9. I'll deliver.
Your Rayleigh. Deader
Geo, Wesenberg.
Majestic Women's Institute
The January meeting of the
Majestic Women's Institute will be
held in the Brussels Pnblte Library
Thursday, Jan. 8th at 2,30 o'clock.
Dr. Harper will be the guest speaker.
addressing the.... meeting. All the
ladies are cordially Invited to attend.
GOSPEL MEETINGS
in Town Hall, Drussels
Every Sunday night at 7 P.M. Earl wore a figuredUtack dress with
Speaker—Mr. John M. Martin a corsage of cltrysan.thfstntmis, \Jess
Dunbar,'mother, of the groom teed in
of Hawlsesvil`ie, Ont.
a Drown wool dres's with a corsage
Come and bring your Mends, a
warm welcome awaits you. of marigolds:
Anter th'e ceremony the .guests
e,� M :' M ' ' ' repaired to the dining room which
Iwas effectively decorated in pink and
white where ne wedding dinner was
served. The tables were attended
by Mrs. Edgar Myrtle Catheeie Mae
I4ollidlay, Irene Finlay, Dorothy
Earl and Helen Swift,
Atter dinner was served the bnlde
and bridegroom leet for London and
other points. For travelling Oho
bride chose a gold dress and brown
accessories. The brid!o and bride-
groom well reside in Kitchener.
The happy event took place on the
bride's' parents, thirtieth wedding
anniveneary. .
Dunbar—Earl
Christman sei•virt11 WI -1 1 • Th•]d in ;
Teem Pe silyteete11 Church m Sun ,
day. December 21st. :1t the tnornlng
eervire the Minister, Rev. T. 1). Mao
Iver, preached on the subject, ee
'Berry Ch!rislmas." Carols and4
earyrnns in keeping' well the Christ-
mass season were sung, an:d the
choir snug the an'th'ln, "'Phe Lord
• is King" by Ga!hriel.
The evening service on Christmas
Sunday was a choral service. The
ch'oir, in a beaitd'ttil setting of
Christmas d'ecoratio'ns enhanced by
the soft glow a lighted candies,
song .bnaddti'an!a,l Christmas' MUSIC'
under the direction of Mrs, MncTver
at the piano. The cherrh'was well
filled an'd all who attencIn'l were int
pressed by the simple dignity of the
seryice, the quadety oerthe music, end
the splendid. manner PT its presenta-
tion,
tion. • The service concluded with
the singing of 'the - Hallalitiah
Chorus from "Tete Messiah" by{
Handel,
Folinwrm.g the servie.-, there was sit
informal meeting of • the choir
members in the schoolroom of the
church when Lytle Gar*ran read an
address to Mrs'. Me elver, and lite 1el
McDonald. In behalf of the choir, ,
presented , ]lets with a !teaufief;
string of pearls.
The service on Sunday last wee'
in keeping with the year -ending, met
Cr, MacIver preached on the sub-
Jeri[, "The God of Time and et
Eternity." The choir sang the
anthem, "Clod of our Fathers" by
Warren.
Among holiday visitors in the
community were Miss Kate M.Nahll,
Tenelskanl:ing and Mrs. Lloyd Bark
will, Guelph with th'e4r parents John
and Mre. McNabb and other won
burs of the family, Alvin and Mrs.
Pride an11 8asnlly, Waterloo and Jar.
and ••Mes. Keys and . Gamily, Sea forth.
with H. A. and Mese Keys, Fred and,
Mrs, Martin, Thainesrttillt with Peter
and Mrs. Baker, Bob end— Morgan
Ca'meon, Jas, and Mre. Ritchie and
Dougtes, London; with Allem and
Mrs. Camel an, Will Forrest, Mt,
Forest, with his Meter Miss Alice
J. Forrest and Mrs, R. K. McDonald.
24r. and Mns-.'1i • Gorsedltz, Ethel,
slpeat Ohriabluas with Lynn and Mrs,
Evens, Mis:-Gorsalitz is ewtending
her visit with lues Oster.
Calvin Cameron and son Alex are
,. a"t andMrs.
in Conestoga thisa R
Wm. Cameron is holidaying at the
hinie of Alex mud Mrs. Clark,
Brussels,
The home of the bride's parents
was the scene of the nrarrlage. on
Friday of Rota, daughter of Mr, end
Mrs. J. Leslie Earl, gthel- to Lune,.
Dunbar. sun or Me. and Mire. Alex-
.audra' Dunbar of Ethel. Rev. H. Y.
Snell pertorined blue ceremony under
an arolt of evergreen and roses.
Traditional wedding niltsih was
played by the bride's brother, Arnold
Earl.
Given in marriage by her . father
the bride chose a floor -length white
sheer gown. A hernlengek veil wee
held in place by a lily-of-th.e-valley
head-dress: The bride: carried a
white Bible.
Attending her Miss Laura Earl.
sister of the bride won a pato bine
net over satin with a full skirt. She
wore gloves matching her shoulder
veil.
John Dunbar, of Toronto attended
the groom es hest ratan,
Por her daughter's wedding Mrs
1 "And another Book was' opened,
i evbloh is the Book of Life."
Rev. xx, 12.
" Melville Church _ 1 i
i
Minister Rev. G. A. MIIno, M.A.
10 Sunday School
and Bible Class
11 a. m. Holy Communion,
7 p. in. Women's Auxilltery
Society De.dioatien Service,
Louis D. Thompson, 'Organist
and Choirmaster.
_ `Teleltrliieai Church
OF CANADA
Minister Rev. Hugh C. Wilson
Organist Miss Elva S'hoidice
10.45 am. The Session will meet
11 a. m, Morning Worship
The Holy Communioo
Sermon Subject;—
The New Convsuant
• Junior Congregation
12 Church Sohnol and •
and Bible Class
7 p. m. Evening Braise
"Lastdng Fame"
Begin The New Year By
Attending Church,
a■M
Church of England .
Parish of Brussels
Rw. J. H. Kerr, Rector.
second Sunday After Christmas
January 4111, 1948
Georgers Church Walton --
8.80 D. m. Holy Communion
Sunday School
St. David's Church, 1•tenfryn-
10.80 a. m. Holy Communion
Snnrlay School
St. John's Church, Brussels.-
1 p. m, Sunday School
2 p. m. Holy Communion
BORN
FISCHDR To Mr, and Mrs, Wm,
Fischer in Grey Twp., on Dee. 10th
—a son, Robert Charles,
REGENT THEATRE
Seaforth, Ont,
NOW PLAYING—
IN TECHNICOLOR
Show starts 7 p.m. Mat. Jan. 1 & 3rd
Till The Clouds Roll By
with
June Allyson Robert Walker'
Judy Garland Van Johnson
Lena Horne Frank Sinatra
The mammoth musical of Jerome
Kern'a dramatic life' story. —Be
sure yousee this one. '
Mon., Tues., Wed. Jan. 6.6.7
The Ghost and Mrs. Muir
with
Gene Tlerney and Rex Harrison
This story, It can be said quite
honestly stands to outdo' all' ghost
stories.' Rex Harrison is' enjoyable to
watch and listen to In. the character
of the Ghost of the :Seamen.. .,
Next Thur., Pri., Sat. Jan. 8-9.10
In "lechnioolar-
The Bells of San Angelo
With
Roy. Rogers: . and bale Evans
CCMiNG:-
Possessed
"Adult Entertainment"
With
Van Heflin Joan Crawford'
Raymond Massey
Capitol Theatre
LJSTOW GEL
Wed. ONLY • Dec. 31st
"THE PLAINSMAN"
MID -NIGHT SHOW
STARTS 12.05
Thur. Fri. Sat. Jan. 1-2-3
"THE ROYAL WEDDING"
Technicolor
30 Thrill -packed Minutes.
also
"SONG OF THE SOUTH"
In i'echnlcoiour
Matinee Jan. 1st at 2.30
Mon. Tues. Jan. 5-6
"MOSS ROSE"
FOTO NITE TUESDAY
OFFER $100.00
Mon. Attendance' Card Nite.
COMING
WeThurs. NEXT
`(IVY"
ing Out he al
s -n'4
The
Ring In h
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WISHES YOU ALL
THE BRUSSELS POST
AND AROSFERDUS NEN YEe,e
1.1 !:it.• h,Inn!ing til ail, Sew }'ear thee es _
rotted, m , ,lint anolhei' neileetene hue trice t . •
brrttr'r 111111;0. 1947 will certainly not stand we: e.
hiceee e year of acblevernent. It was ,Ioeided ha f1 1
', tri, a antl foreboding. A rapid upward:OK tin, 111 1'1r' r• '.•r ,,: 'i:''1 -
11nr1 f1 er lest the spectre of inflation sthe ,1d
do not encourage the spirit of enterprise.
We have. 111111' entered upon what may w. 11 nt.
.f 111.1 1) 1+.t crucial but at the same time most 4t t n,, e,-1 , 1:+'
suer:•. llnring tlbe past decade we were taught neve: 911•1.r1 1, -",,Lie n:i
shy dangers of neer-aptireisan. which ream ?bat t in 't h ;I. -
welch we entertain for 1948, are not rooted in mere t:l>hiut thinet1 .
The r,':,lis:t,6lne of our hopes will depend in large n1,as>urr- on r"
quality of the servele which we render in our difreeeut +allirt
We mey debate and legislate and improve our s•nci,1 conditions but,
still, ewe will he only 9tvhere we have always hem'. If we fail re,
realize, thea New Year, that there le- required. of Its that fn1th In fled
which transforms life because it transforms men. It ie character
tle.et dents, end its character that will determine the basteninee er
retarding• of the dawn of a better day.
�( z:! gnsr lst^z�:"t �i9:1t -.t w� � t19 771:7�(io9( Shit.
Flecteen Results
Hay Township
For Reeve: Geeree Armstrong,
Oscar Klnpn. Earl Campbell, Wil
Item Hough.
For Council: genteel Hendrick,
Oscar Klapp. Erwin J. Willett.
$are Campbell, Valentine .Becker,
August Ruche.
Scheel Trustees; Theodore Stein -
ben. Raymond Fisher (aeol, for
two-year terms). •
McKillop Township
For Reeve: Dart Benertertnn.
Geom. R. Campbell.
For Colmar: Jeremiah Doerr,
Prank Kirkby. Wilson Little, Har-
vey Metlwain, Earl Mills, Matthew
Murray, James T. Sentt, Albert , Sta-
men,
Stanley Township
For Reeve: Elsner Webster, Clar=
puce Parke, Alvin MoBride, John
Pepper, -
Pnt' Canned Clarence Parke, Al-
len McBride, James ]McBride, rear-
vsy Taylor, Harvey • Coleman, Carl
Houston, • W. R. Stephen%, Elgin
Melted ey.
Schooi Area -Trustees• •'Archie
Parsons, Willeean Caldwell, John
()strain Wel.),
Tuckersmith Township
For Reeve: Arthur Nicholson
(ascii.
For Council: Harold - eackson,
Charles MacKay, Cordon Richard-
son, Roe Peeper, J. W. Grich, Wil-
liam Rogerson, Roy Bell.
For School Trustee: Tames Me-
Tneosb.
Usborne Township
Per Reeve: Hugh Berry, Wiiliam
lellerington,
Por Council (ace,.) Oscar Tuck-
ey, James Simpson, Wellington
Blew t, Verne Pflaaombe.
For School Aroa, Trustees (acct.).
Harold Taylor, Harold Hern . (elec-
ted for two Vase.. •
Teeswater
REEVE — A, H. McTavish (Heel,).
COTTNCdL--M. A. Donahue, L. T,
Meyer, W. G. Church, F. T., Field.
(1ccls.).
HYDRO
COMMISSTON — Bert
Freetllnn
David S. Houston •
t Word was received from Los
iAngeles, California, David 1S,
TTotts'ten flied suddenly on .Dec. 27811
of a heart 'attack. Aged 60 years-, He
Listen id CKNX from Moe -
Fri. 6 p. nr. Your name may
be called.
A HAPPY NEW YEAR
To All Our Patrons
Dick Main — Peggy Francis
and
The CapitolTheatre Staff.
-solivoifiv%
Recently Married Couple
Tertd:=red Shower
A mtscelleneons -'brier crus heel
Tuesday evening, Dec. "'el in the
Brnscsls Town Hall for Mr. nue
Mrs. Allan Mellon tee -merry P ttv
Currie) recent newly-weds. at uheeh
time a levee green of friend, roll
neighbours honored the happy cnnple
with many useful sifts ani 1 111'1 •,
of money.
The following arllees wee read
by Rose Duncan:
Dear Betty and Allan,
We your neighbours anri rrienl's
have .gatherer, here futile -let to
extend to you our renzeatulettens
and heat wishes rn yeur recent 1
marriage.
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season,
oral mart",;.
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1.-y ,. est li . 1 i theete eeeter. Len.
r1 '., ee e '11 --: e;ce.i �, . Al- eel •.Ira
J. (. B;ieker.
Mies. tS•i:y 31, 10•-T. 311) .re.
With Mr, and Mrs. Thr,!. \1 ,tkt1 •.
O O ,l
Mrs. \i 1;e. -t w1'11 relatives in
leer, , ;eel Termite.
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\1r. anr1 Mrs. Ti. 11 Allen anti
, daughters with :1Le eel air: Stanley
. Elliott, Listoweh
i w fi v
, Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Rushton, Pais-
;
ain; ley, Mr. and Mrs, W. Williams and
Mr. anti Mrs. D Stowe, Port Mehl
and Mr. anti \ire. P ea,cen Yo'ing and
Susan, Sehrdngvllle. with Mr. anti
Mrs. 11. F. Dawi;nn.
* at *
Pownien Galbraith, Taranto. with
i 111= nu:A.1er \h., 1. 1.a.10,et.h
a a » .
! air. and Mrs. ,8su 31eia'e and \1iss
Margaret Gibson, Toronto. wi'h
end Mrs. Jim. Gibson.
•111 8111 511 1:1 •los TTynic"" and
f>nniri.
Lii,tenel with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Jno. Rowland.
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j Mies Mayme Thompson, Toronto
I1w'tit 11•' eel M. R'. 17. Willis.
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Air. end Mrs. D. C. Werwiek,
We are glart to lcnnev you are net
going too far away to ,Hake your
new hone, so we shall still be able 1
to enioy your friendly associations. i
Betty's voice will be missed sae.
ing "Number Please,' 'in the Central
Office, and we feel this wonirl be
an 'oppontnne time to say "Thank
you, Betty," and tell you we did
appreciate your efficient service.
As a token of our esteem and best
wishes for a long and happy
married life, we would ask you to
accept these gifts and as yon use
them you willremember your
friends in and around Brussels,
We trust your Journey on the
Matrimonial Sea of Life will he a
very happy and prosperous one and
"May your joys he as deep es the
ocean,
Your sorrows as light as its foam,"
Signed on behalf of your neigh
bolus and friends.
leaves to mourn his, widow and one
son Maynard; two brothers' in the +
West, Woe, .T, of Dattplitn, Man,:
Samuel at Grand View; two sisters i
Mrs. J. H. Sollars, Meals! and Mrs.
J. A, !Deign in Grey. Two brothers,,
James and Robert deceased. -
AY%ORAS
Mr, and SSee. Geo. E. Pollard,
Yvonne and, Kenneth spent Christ -
mats with Mr, . and M•re. Edgar
Hollinger in Hamilton.
Mr, and Mrs. Chas. Pollard are
limiting in i-lamiltoft with their
daughter, Mrs, liklgal' Hollinger ih
Tlumilton.
,,,\2.e..
Owen Sound, with relative= here.
O ar #
Miss Olive Smith. Stratford with
her cousins Misses Heather and
Barbara Allen.
Dr. and Mrs. W. Merlutcheon, Ber-
wick. P ., with her mother Mas.
Thos. Clark. Morris. who has not
been: well.
i a s
Mac Baeker, Stratford, George.
Barrier and Win. Dttnrfcrrl, 1 ondnn
with Mrs. A. C. Beeper and Mrs.
Dunsford,
Melville Church
Christmas Service
CM Sunday, Dee. 21, Rev, Ma.
Milne preached on the subjectThe
Miracle of Christmas," aced poinded
out that t'h'e miracle of the first
Cln'istnlna was not the strange
happenings'. welch. accompanied 11,
but the coining of that Life that was
to obange the course of lumen
history. The morning anthems
were "The Wonderful Story" by
Matttltewa; "Motes Daatghter" by
Hill; "Chnisttaln0 Awake" by Maun-
der.
Prior to the evening candle -light
carol service, Mr. Louis Thompson
gave an organ reoital which Includ-
ed such famous pieces as "Trumpet
Tune and Air' '"Header's Firework
Display Music" and " import:A Coron-
ation Murch.'
The carol service innate comprised
several now carols in addttien to the
'Christmas, anthems. Among the
carols were "Joseph was an old
moat," "0 Leave your sheep t' and
'Iteioi'oe ye Christian." The anthems
inelused "Night of Nights" by "Van'
de -Walter, "No Flower 00 We by
Ttvohy. June Work sang the solo
'"Th&nk on me" by Scott, and Mary
Lou McLaa'lano and Margaret
Cardiff rendered the duet "Eli en
Holy ,Babe" by Field, "When 150
an m *
Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Long and family
with her mother, Mrs. Smalldon.
t. s *
Mrs, A. L. McDonald and Miss
Doris MoDonald were Christmas
visitors in Listowel.
-* * 111 -
Miss Gertrude R.osr Toronto, with
her parents, MT. and Mrs. D. C. Ross.
:x * *
Mr. and Mrs. Dou•11d McRae, To-
ronto, with Mrs. T. T. McRae,
0
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Porter with
relatives in Toronto.
• '1' * .
Leslie Lowry Toronto, with hi
mother Mrs. Gen. Lowry,
BRUSSELS, NTAI11
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Western Ontario
to 1 U-; Al t1)'JI kI
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"Tor:- •s'ry _ the . 1 - ?!h' ,., 1'1a.•1
tier,,:?nee:1nm.
Gr,. . -14. t •11.i.,lit1
r're reef, wee er1 .17,1 it ? ieine tr.
the letermediefe e. e
Intermediate Series
Groltp 1'—Crntralia
it n 11 , .d. 11 e.1 e11 ;rated
1 1. T !•, , i 1 i et 1 t•e BeI1+
Pend. d. Luoan, Z Hies . c un rr'nnr. Ben -
Group 2—efilvert•s .1 `.Velli l'ty
;1• •,1111-': T:,;,tre. Almaden,
Draytn, Bert Antir,-ws, Tray ton, eon.
rr nor
Grnnp 3 --Walton, Brueeelo, Lon-
de=1er,. 'rrotweeteee, ,llwnohl rico,
Certee. Lnndeehom, convenor.
Grnnp 4—Mildmay, I(ynnn. Moltke,
Foriiwich. Gerrie; 'dreel'y Johnson
of Mildmay, convenor.
Creep ,--Southamet en A Pt rt
Plein :1, CIreeley 1, \Vinseham A,
Harriston .A: B !rang. T_'ieknow,
Allenferd, Elmwood, Parsley; George
, Grant. Paisley. convenor.
Group 6 --Point I69wa1.9, Alvinsiton,
Forest, 'Medford, Parkhill, Miss
Craig and Merton.
Juvenile Series
Groiip 1-- Kincardine. Part ,:.,gin.
. Snnthem.pten, Wingharn. Sohn 1tTitnh
e11 convener.
Group 2-- Hanneer, Durham, Waik-
r•rbnc i'innal t T -,a. i etnn, convenor.
Group 3 ---Listowel, Tiarrls'ton, Pal-
merston: Cully Rucker. Testowei.
convenor:
Groan 4 Clrndnn. Gotderich, Brun
sels, Lucknow: Wilfred Willis. Ilius'
sell, convenor,
Group 5—Wellesley. Ttostock. Dray.
ton; Robert Warne. \Velieeley, con
venae.
Midget ee"lee
Greer' 1 ---Paisley, 18inensdine•
Port E1sin. Smlthatnlltnn. ('hesleee
Prank Piekflt4. Te)tele.e. convener.
Group -Clinton.2- Wtn1^h11m, Grnde-
ririt. Lend esleoro: 'Nen" White
stone, Gnderich, convenor.
Group 3—Mildmay. Hawick
Palmerston: Spike Vie'hoT, Palmer-
ston,
almerston, convenor.
Group 4—Listowel received a bye.
Bantam Series
Group 1—Miidmay. Brussels, Palm-
erston. Walkerton: 'Grey' Semple,
Mildmay, convenor.
Group 2-01inton, \Vingham, Luck
now, Goderit'•h; 'Vi," Lougltleats-
Win_ethant, convenor.
Pee Wee Series
Group 1—Southampton and Palle-
ley; Prank Pickard, Paisley, earl-
vcns r.
Group 2—reederich, Wingilam,
Lneknow; PPIt a'IcKc'v, Luoknow.
convenor.
The W.0.A.A. set the deadline for •
sigtiin a players- as' January 19.
Group winners must be declared by
February 18 in the Intermediate
series, with Group 5 using neutra.
1,referece. The Minor series deadline
for group winners was set for
February 10.
The United Church
0 i Christmas Sunday was celebrated
in the rifted Chturoh by the singing
+a a * j of carols, meditating en the humble
Moss Joyce Porter, Toronto TTni- i birth or Christ end by splendt
vers!ity with her , parents Mr, and i leadership in melee by the choir. t:
Mrs, W. 'Porter. I the morning the solo "Chris:tme
* * * • Chimes" by Bernard Hamblen we.
Dr. J. Harper and Mrs, Harper - capably rendered by Mrs. it. B.
with Hamilton relatives. 1 Cousins. The choir also sang "0
* * * • !Little Town of Bethlehem" by Ira
Mrs. Wilfred Penontvi and son 1
fR. Wilson.
Tn rho evening the Christman:
Mervin of Londeahnrc spent a fete story was rend by rile. Charles
days with her sister ,Mre. McLeod , Thomas and the choir repeated the
and family of Brussels.
Christmas Massage in the Cantata
* * j "Hail to the King," which was
received with great appreciation
Mise Mary Haien Tlchmier of organ. Miss Elva Sholdide presided at the
Flint, Mich., spent the Christmas ;
holidays with h.er parents Mr. and
Mrs. L. W. Eckmier'
On the Sunday of December 28 at
the morning s,ervine Mr. Wilson's•
• e w - i subject was "Equipment for the Ne'w
Year" The text was taken fromMr, and Mrs. Herb Magnin;[ attend- Bozell , lot Corinthians XIII, 18. The anthem
• tits funeral of ?Vie. Ernest I „The Wondrmus Story„ was sung by
•
(Mrs, Manning's brother) in Clinton - the ohol,
on Friday, Dec. 19. In the evening the word "Brethor
ro a 1 toads was presented e.1 a sett to he
nourished and an ideal to be achlev
, Mr. and 144rs. '['Herb Manning ea -t asci 11t Gh1 canning yetir, . duet ".Hall
joyed having their family , all with i the Saviour of Mem'" was enng bi'
,them for ehiristmee. They are Mise j Misses Phyllis Sullivan and Donelda
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Lantra Manning, Xitcbene.'r, iVlr, and i Willis. 121s. Harold Thomas presidedMrs, A. C. Knox, Jimmie end henna . at the organ Dor bout services,
of Bttidgepart, Ont, and 141r. and Mrs. Begin the New Year In the right.
1 Clifford Shobbrook and Charles of waY by putting iirat things firstt
' 1�tr1111tR.
Your Mirth needs' Yon,