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Home My WebLink AboutClinton News Record, 1954-10-21, Page 6PAGE SIX St. Andrew's WA Met At Home Of Mrs. A. F. Cudmore The Women's Association of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church convened at the home of Mrs. Al- ex Cudmore, Princess 'Street; on Tuesday. In the absence of the president, Mrs, Ed, Farquhar, Mrs. D, J. Lane presided and following the opening hymn "When all Thy Mercies, 0 my God" she read from the NeW Testament. 2nd Corinthians, :with a meditation on "Seeing with Insight." The secretary, Miss P. McPher- son submitted the previous min Utes and Mrs, R. L. McEwen, treasurer gave the financial state- ment. A report was made on the bean -•supper recently served under the auspices of the society 'which indicated a successful venture. Mrs. E. E. Gibson convener of the supp4'r committee was compli- mented on the success attained A substantial sum of money was voted by the society towards the anniversary offering of October 24. Arrangements with the girls' club were made for decorating the' church for Anniversary services. The meeting closes with prayer following which Mrs. Cudmore, as- sisted by Mrs. Norman Ball sere- ed.a cup of tea. Ontario St. Church Sunday School Leaders Meet The Sunday School,.executive \of Ontario Street United Church' was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. ;George Lavis on Thursday, October 7, with 20 members present, and C. Stewart presiding. The lesson was read by Mrs: Schoenhals from Job 38 and 42. Chapter seven of the study book "The Bible and the Christian Re- ligion was ably conducted by Mrs. William Hoggart, There was some discussion on the two senior girls' classes, It was decided that, the rally day of- fering in the envelopes would be given to the M and M treasurer, Mr. Trewartha; that Mrs: George Potterwill act as treasurer in Mrs. Ball's placer (whose resigna- tion Was _received with regret). As many as possible are urged to go to the Sunday School conven- tion in the Baptist Church, Gode- rich, on October 13 afternoon and evening. A delicious lunch was served by the, hostess and a courtesymotion was extended by Mr. McDonald and Bob. Elliott, CORRECTION PLEASE The; total money raised by the Clinton Hospital Auxiliary from -the Monster Bazaar held at the first: of . the month Is $1,970.67 not $1,920.67 as was. published last week. RUMMAGE SALE OF GOOD USED CLOTHING FOR ALL MEMBERS NOF .THE FAMILY Especially Good Items For .Children SATURDAY, OCTOBER 23 - 2 p.m. COUNCIL CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, CLINTON Auspices: Groups 1 and 2, Brucefield WA 42-b Country Fair Sat., Octe 23 Wesley -Willis Lecture Room 3 P.M. BOOTHS HOME BAKING — APRONS — PRODUCE CANDY — DOLL CLOTHES Afternoon 'Tea — MENU — Coid Turkey Potato 5a4ad Relishes Bread and Butter — Cake and Tea — 45 cents — Everybody Welcome • 42-b SPECIALS for OCTOBER 21-22-23 TEA—Flowerdale 1/2 Ib. 61c PEPPER—Black 11/4 oz. jar 19c PEPPER—Black 2 oz. bag 19c CORNED BEEF ---Fray Bentos tin 45c TOILET TISSUE -White Swan 2 rolls 23c MARGARINE—Solo Brand lb. 29c BREAKFAST BACON—M.L. I2 Ib. pkg. 35c COTTAGE ROLLS—Peameal Ib. 45c CORN -Aylmer Golden 15 oz. 2 tins 23c BLENDED JUICE -Tree Sweet, 48 oz. tin 33c GRAPEFRUIT—Florida Seedless—size 96s-5 for 27c ORANGES—Sunkist—size 344s doz. 33c THOMPSON'S.. FOOD MARKET Phone 40 We Deliver NEW STYLES r Fine Shoes FOR. MEN - BY SCS TT & 'WHALE AIKEN Luggage and Clothing Phone 2 CANTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21, 1954 Personals Mrs, Arnold Miller and Mrs. Keith Miller spent the weekend in Toronto visiting Murray Miller, who is in Western Hospital there Clerk L. D. Holland and Asses- sor J. W. Manning bothattended the meeting of the district muni- cipal officers held in Exeter yest- erday. Deputy Reeve Mel Crich was in Niagara Falls on Tuesday and Wednesday attending a meeting of the Ontario Barbers' Association of which he is on- the executive. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Guridge, and Mrs.. Clawson Howard, Mar- lette, Mich., were over weekend visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Chest- er Farquhar and Mrs. Margaret Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Tack Partridge, Sudbury, attended the - Popp- Young wedding, and also visited Mr, and Mrs., Joseph Webster, Clinton. Missi Bertha Webster, Toronto,attended the Popp -Young wedding 'on• Saturday, October 9. Mrs;G. Saville, Mr. and Mrs. M. T. Corless and Mrs. D. Laidlaw spent Friday of last week in .Brus- sels. Mrs. Laidlaw visited het brother, Mr. Logan, while the others enjoyed a visit with Rey and Mrs. Andrew Lane, at the manse. Stan McDonald, In Charge of ` YPU Meeting, Monday The Young People of Ontario Street United Church 'met in the church hall on October 18 for their weekly meeting which open- ed with a sing -song led by Stam McDonald. The topic "How to Read Your Bible" under the headings, reg- ularly, intelligently, carefully, rev- erently expectantly, was ably taken by Polly Jervis. A discus- sion preceded the business period' after which recreation was enjoy- ed by all. The meeting closed with Taps." 0 Good Sound Film On Church Work Taken In India During the next few .weeks there will be shown in many of the United Churches of this dist- rict,- ist- rict the famous colour and sound film: "Where None Shall Thirst". This film was produced by Rev. Anson Moorhouse of the United Church Audio -Visual Department for a study of the church in India. It has authentic background music, speech and sound recorded on the spot. Members of the United Church Central India Mis- sion and church staff assisted him. The film is in colour, 62 minutes in length, and gives the viewer the sense of being right there with the people, The picture tells the story of Andrew Lalli who grew up in the schools and was trained as a weld- er. For a time he worked with his brother and did very well for himself. Through his grand - lathe); Dr. Canara, who was a great influence in Ius Life, Andrew realized that he ought to do some- thing more for his own people. He returned to his studies and became a mihister. Everyone is invited to see this beautiful film for it will give a new understanding of the Christ- ian work in India. Plan to at- tend at the church nearest you. Schedule ,October 24' --Exeter, James St., 7 p.m.; 25—Crediton, 8 p.m.; 26— Seaforth, Northside, 8 p.m.; 27— Brucefield, 8 p.m,; 28—Gorrie, 8 p.m.; 31—Wingham, 7 p.m. November 1—Bethel, Winthrop, 8 p.m.; 2—Dungannon, 8 p.ni,; 3—Auburn, 8 p.m,; 4—Belgrave, 8 p.m.; 5—Brussels, 8 p.m,; 7— Clinton, Ontario Street, 7 p,m,, 8—Londesboro, 8 p.m.; 9 ---Blyth 8 p.m.; 10—Wintbron, Cavan, S p.m.; 14—Goderich North Street, 7 p.m. 0 Sunday School Workers Meet In Goderich Church Sunday School workers of var• ions denominations from many parts of Huron County gathered in the Baptist Church, Goderich, on October 13, Earl E. TIamilton,. Wingham, presided at both ses- sions with Mrs. E. Donaldson and Miss Helen Besse al. the organ. The worship services were 'led by Rev. S, Finlay and three of the - Young People, , David Medley, Carol Thomas and Malcolm Camp- bell of the Goderich Baptist Church, Charles Scott, Auburn, set the tone of the convention with the theme story. Excellent discussion groups feaured the afternoon ses- sion. These were led by: Rev. H. C. Burkholder, Rev. D. MacRae, Wingham; Rev. D. G, Campbell, Toronto.; Mrs, F. Powell,Clinton; Mrs. H. Burrell, Wingham; M. Stephens, Goderich;: Rev. G. Watt, Dungannon and Rev. S. Finlay, Goderich. ,., Rev, E, Todd, Wroxeter and Rev. D. 'Maatae gave summaries of these in the .evening. The highlight of the convention was the challenging address de- livered by the guest speaker, Rev. H. C. Burkholder, Toronto, gen- eral secretary of the.O.C.C.E. He emphasized the great responsibil- ity of parents and'SundaytSchool teachers in putting the "touch of God" in the lives of the boys and girls and young people. He • also. showed that - backing Up' their teaching with their actions is of the utmost importance. The following officers were in- staIIed ,for 1954-55: past president, Charles Scott, Auburn; president, Earl E. Hamilton, Wingham; vice- presidents, Frank Raithby, Aub- urn and Sam Scott, Seaforth; sec- retary, Mrs. Gilbert Beecroft, Bel- grave; treasurer, Walter C. Smith, Teeswater; executive members, Charles Scott, Clinton; Harry Snell, Londesboro; Mrs, F. Mar- shall, Blyth; Harvey Johnston, Walton; Mrs. F. Powell, Clinton; Rey. S. Finlay, Goderich; Rev. D. G. Campbell, Seaforth. 1 Harvey Johnston thanked the ladies for the very excellent sup- per, The 1955 convention will be held in Knox Church, Belgrave. Neither Rain These two young Cubs showed plenty of the stick-to-it- ivity which put ap- ple sales last Satur- day wayup to the top. Young Ken Smith - (left) and Doug Macaulay seem to have their eyes on a good cus- tomer here, as they completed a day of weary work, travel- ling . throughthe rain from door to door, (News -Record photo), Nor Sleet Ladies' Auxiliary Appoints Poppy Day Conveners The regular ineeting of the Ladies' 'Auxiliary to the Canadian Legion was held in the Legion Memorial Hall, Kirk Street, on Monday evening, October 14. Com- rade Stanley presided. The meet- ing opened with - the Legion charge, one minute of silence for fallen comrades and the Lord's Prayer repeated in unison. Mrs'. Margaret MacDonald, in absence of those officers, read the secretary and treasurer's state- ment. - The president thanked the members who contributed $70 to the hospital bazaar by a sale of home baking. Tables for use in the rooms will be bought by the buying commit- tees. Mrs. MacDonald 'was ap- pointed convener of bingo for the next month. Mrs. Managhan and Mrs; MacDonald gave interesting reports of the recent Legion con- vention in Toronto which they at- tended- as delegates. The following were appointed Poppy Day conveners: .St. And- rew's Ward, Mrs. Haddy; St. George's Ward, Mrs. Inkley; St., John's Ward, Mrs. Matthews and Mrs. Morgan; St. James' Ward, Mrs. Managhan. ' Plans were made to entertain. Brussels and Exeter auxiliaries on Novenil5er 2. Program and com- mittee for that meeting is Mrs. J. E, Cook, Mrs. Fairservice, Mrs. Watkins and Mrs. Inkley. The meeting adjourned and a social. half-hour was enjoyed. WMS TIfANKOFFERINO PLANNED FOR OCTOBER 27 The Women's Missionary Socie- ty of St. Andrew's Presbyterian, Church are holding their thank - offering meetineon October 27, in the church at three o'block. Guest speaker is Miss Muriel Judd. The Missionary Societies of other churches are cordially invited to attend: urth%rbices SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24, 1954 ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH REV. R. M. P. BULTEEL, Rector Mrs. Theodore Fremiin, Organist Mrs. J. M. Elliott, Choir Leader 11.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sunday School. The Laymen will take charge of the choir, Evening Service withdrawn on ac- count of St. Andrew's Pres- byterian Anniversary. , Wednesday, Oct' 27=2.30 p.m.— Fall Deanery in St. Paul's. Guest speaker: Miss E. Geo vetle, on furlough from India. Everyone welcome, Wednesday, Oct. 27-8.15 p.m.— Friendship Club will meet in the Parish Hall. Thursday, Oct. 28-=8 p.m.—Chan- cel Guild will meet at the home of Mrs, Hudie. Maple Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON Sunday School 9.45 a.m. Communion Service 11.00 a,m. Gospel Service ..... • 8.00 p.m. Children's Hour — Tuesday Even- ing -7.00 p.m. TUESDAY, 8 p.m. — Prayer and Bible Study. PENTECOSTAL CHURCH P.A.O.@.. Victoria Street K. L. SWEIGARD, Pastor 10.00 a.m.-•Sunday School 11,00 a,m.-Morning Worship 7.30 p.m.—Evening Service Tuesday, 8 p,m, —Prayer Service. Friday, .730 p.m.—Young People's. BAYFIELD BAPTIST CHURCH Invites you to services each Sunday in the Orange Hall, Bayfield, at 3.30 p.m., until the new church is completed. Speaker: I. Bodenham, Joseph Street GOSPEL HALL CLINTON ALL WELCOME Order of Meetings for the Lord's -Day: 11.00 a.m,—Breaking of Bread 3.00 p.m.—Children's Meeting 7.00 p.m.—Gospel Meeting Huron Street BAPTIST CHURCH. Minister—REV. J. E. OSTROM Organist—Mrs, George Grant 11.00 a.m.—Morning Service. 12.15 p,m.--Sunday School. Everyone Welcome eElep'. illiIfilniteb (lCfnac Rev. HUGH C. WILSON, Minister MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Organist M. R. RENNIE, Choir Director 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship; Men and Missions Sunday; M and M Committee;, Mr. Sam Scott of Seaforth. 11.20 a.m.—Primary School. 12,15 p.m.—Church School. (Sunday School Anniversary on October 31). Evening Service withdrawn for the Presbyterian Anniversary. HOLM.ESVTLLE 9.45 a.m.—Church Service and Sunday School. Come To The House o£ Prayer ONTARIO STREET UNITED CHURCH "THE FRIENDLY CHURCH" l'ASci'OR—REV. A. OLEEN EAGLE, BA., B.D. ORGANIST --MRS. E. WENDORF 11.00 a,m.—Morning Worship. 12:15 p.m.—Sunday School. Evening Service withdrawn in favour of St. And- rew's Presbyterian Anniversary. TURNER'S CHURCH 2,00-p,m,—Worship. 3.00 p.m.—Sunday School. - St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24. Af.nniversary' Services conducted ,by Rev.. J. R. Waidie, M.A., B.D, of St. George's Church, London, Ont. :11,00 a.m.--DIVINE, WORSHIP Serrnon Subject: "THE CHRISTIAN VICTORY" Anthem: "The Roseate Hues of Early Dawn" Soto: "THE LORD'S PBAXER" Mr. Leslie Pearson. 7.30 p.m. ---EVENING WORSHIP Sermon Theme: "*HAT 'IS RIGHT WITH THE CHURCH" Anthems: "The Lord. Lovetlt the Gates of ,Zion" "The Lord's My Shepherd" with descant. Solo: "COME UNTO ME" Mrs. Clayton 2L Edward,, f otierich The Community is cordially invited to share in these _Services, EVERYONE WELCOME Ch.ntonians Hope To Buy Jeans For Byron "Kids" The Clintonian Club met last Wednesday, October 13 at the home of Mrs, Harvey Jenkins with president Mrs. W Colclough, in the chair. The usual opening with the use of the housewife' creed and the Lord's Prayer, wa followed by the reports of the sec retary, Mrs. George %Glazier an the treasurer, Mrs. Ed Welsh. A letter' from the preventor section of. Byron Sanitarium asked for pajamas for 'the' youngsters and flannellette cut-out ready t sew was distributed. A' car party in the agricultural , offic board room will be held to''rais money to buy jeans for the young sters, and little plaid, shirts. Eve used jeans and shirts will be ac cepted. Old wool was handed in to b s s a 0 e e n e used in getting a ',blanket, on which tickets will be, sold to raise more money. The birthday party will be held on November 26 in the form of a turkey banquet in the Conunerc-, ial Inn Hotel, folltwed by a social ' evening. Roll call was. answered with an exchange of bulbs, and the visit- ing committee reported a busy period. The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. R. Mac- Donald, on November 10. Mrs. John Middleton donated a basket of McIntosh apples for the mystery prize and this was won by Mrs, Tom O'Connell, o , ONTARIO STREET WMS TO ENTERTAIN TUESDAY The Ontario Street Woman's. ,Missionary Society will meet in the church hall on Tuesday even- ing; October 26, at 7.30`p,m,' Mrs. B. E. Newnham will, be the guest speaker. A good program is plan- ned, Invitations have been ex- tended to the ladies of .Wesley - Willis United Church, Turner's appointment and the Girls' Club. A good' attendance is requested. HOLMESVILLE UNITED CHURCH WA BAZAAR' and TEA Saturday, October 30 3' p.m. COUNCIL CHAMBER, TOWN HALL, CLINTON AFTERNOON TEA BOOTHS 45c HOME-MADE BAKING Ham Potato Salad FANCY WORK • Cabbage Salad- TOUCH -AND -TAKE Pickles Jello PRODUCE Pie and Tea HOME-MADE CANDY Extra piece of Pie, 10 cents 43-b ATTENTION! MEMBERS OF ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN CHURCH Go -Getters' Club ANNUAL AUCTION SALE A N D USED CLOTHING SALE will be held in St. Paul's Parish Hall Saturday, Oct. 30 PROCEEDS FOR RESTORATION FUND Donation of articles from your garden, your ldtehea, your clothes closets, your attic or your basement, will be appreciated. Donations to be left at the Parish Hall on Friday Evening, October 29 or Saturday Morning, October 30. For further information call 697 or 27 1/2 PRICE SALE LADIES' and CHILDREN'S — UNDER EAR VESTS --- BLOOMERS COTTON -25% Wool -50 % Wool LARGE ASSORTMENT LADIES OUT SIZE BUY NOW AND SAVE —AT— CLINTON DEPT. TINS STORE - CLINTON IDEAL FOR PARTIlES OR DESSERT. 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