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Clinton News Record, 1955-11-03, Page 5TITUR•SDA.Y, 14•av82ttera 3, 1955 cramroN NEw8-RECOR1) Mrs. F. Townsend 1)escrihes Training • School./ Ontario St. WA Hears Reports Ontario Street United Church• ly all the kitchen furnishings had Women's Association met Thurs- day Afternoon with Mrs. B, Levis preskihig, Mrs. Ira Merrill gave ai inter - eating concise report of the WA presbytery rally in Goderich. The devotions were taken by Mrs. Charles. Elliott using the topic "The Way." Mrs. F. Townsend was asked to speak concerning the newly open- ed 'United Church training 'school In Toronto. She stressed the need of more full time workers in the church and the opportunity for training yoting womon. for this work, which is made possible in this school. She said girls desir- ous of dedicating their lives were needed and that the remuneration for such service was equal to that of many positions available to young women in stores, banks and other beathesses. The social committee reported all was in order for the serving of the Orange banquet this Friday, Mrs. Fear reported for the building committee that practical - Burns WMS-WA Entertain At Thank Offering On the afternoon of October 18 about 80 ladies were present at Burne United Church: when the 1Va4sioriary, Society and Woman's Asseelation. of Bums entertained Wel, Constance, Winthropand Londesbore ladies at their fall thelikoffering meeting. Mrs. George Carter presided over the meeting which opened with hymn 488. The Scripture was read' by 1VIrs. C. Moon follow- ed by prayer by. Mrs. Roe. Words of welcome were given by Mrs. John Riley to the members of the visiting societies. , most inspiring address was given by the guest speaker, Mrs. Ja T. White. An interesting story was told of the "Three Princes' by Mrs. McMichael of the Walton society. Readings were given by Mrs. Lorne Lavvson, Constance; Mrs. Joseph Lyon, Londesboro, and a member from Winthrop. Mrs. Eddie Bell provided the musical part of the program by singing a lovely solo, accompan- ied by Miss Ida Leiper. The meet- ing closed with prayer by Mrs. I. Tebbutt. A social time followed with the hostesses serving sand- wiches, cookies and' tarts and tea. AVMS -WA On October 27,the Burns Church WMS and WA joint meeting was -held at the home of Mrs. Randolph Lowery, With the absence of the group leader, Mrs. Tebbutt, Mrs. J. T. White presided. Mrs. John Riley gave her report of the sectional meeting held at Walton, Thank -you cards were read from Mrs. Wesley Roe and Emerson Hesk. It was decided to hold the Christmas bazaar at the Novem- ber meeting. Miss Ida Leiper gave a report of the Bible Society col- leation. The meeting closed with a hymn and group two served a dainty lunch. arrived, and were being installed. There were six notes of thanks froni those who had received flow- ers during October. Twenty-seven calls for October were reported and callers appointed for Novem- ber. The following women were appointed to bring in a slate of officers for 1956, at the December meeting: Mrs. Charles Elliott, Mrs. N. Carter, Mrs. L. Brown. Final plans for the opening banquet and the bazaar were made, Mrs. M. Wiltse entertained with some of her clippings which are always enjoyed. The last thought she left with the ladies was: Worry is like a rocking chair; it gives you something to do,, but doesn't get you anywhere. • Mission Band Rally Held In Auburn Church (By our Auburn correspondent) The annual Mission Band Rally of the Huron Presbyterial under the Women's Missionary Society of the Presbyterian Church in Canada met in Knox Presbyterian Church, Auburn, on Saturday, Oc- tober 29 with an attendance of 121. IVErs. Wellington Good, presby- terial secretary of children's work presided. _ Mission Band and Ex- plorer groups were present from Goderich, Belgrave, Clinton, Sea - forth and Auburn, and each group took part in the program. D. G. Campbell, Seaforth, president of the Huron Presby- terial brought greetings from the presbyterial and told the children a story. The guest speaker, Miss Edna Goodwill, Toronto, and for- mer missionary teacher in British Guiana, Was introduced by Mrs. Don Haines, 1Vliss Goodwill took the children on an -imaginary trip to visit an Indian boy and his family in British Guiana. She described their costumes, their homes and mode of living. She displayed several articles that are used in the Indian homes. The offering was received by Ronald Nicholson and George Beaman, Belgrave and Mrs. D. J. Lane, Clinton, gave the dedicatory prayer. Mrs. D. G. Campbell of- fered the closing prayer. A social half hour was enjoyed. GOOD WILL CLUB INVITES VISITS TO THANKOFFERING The Good Will Club of Wesley - Willis United Church will meet in the Sunday School room on Tues- day evening, November 8. Mrs, Norman Holland will be the guest speaker and Miss Sylvia Carey the guest soloist. .A. Thankoffering is to be taken and donated to the Woman's Missionary Society. Vis- itors from other women's organ- izations are cordially invited. Mrs. Lorne Jervis and Mrs. A. L. Rod- ges are in charge of the meeting. Clinton \VI Will Cater For Cancer Unit Meeting The October meeting of the Women's Institute was held in the Agricultural Office bdard rooms last Thursday evening. It was de- cided to cater to the Clinton Broach of the Canadian Cancer Society on November 8. The WI are holding a "500" and euchre in the town hall. An invitation was received from London Road Club for a card party to be held at the Legion Hall on November 18 but owing to a conflicting banquet this date has been changed to November 15, Members are reminded to submit their names for night classes at Clinton District Collegiate Instit- ute. It was moved that the cup- boards be locked against tres- paaaers as different organizations have used and broken dishes with- out permission or payment. Mrs. C. Nelson reported on the area convention at Guelph. District rally is to he held at Grand Bend on November 22. Mrs. Don Symonds and Mrs. Ernie Radford favoured with an enjoyable duet. Rev. 11. C. Wil- son gave a talk on "Public Re- lations" which was very much en- joyed. Mrs. Symonds sang a solo. Ontario St. WMS Has Thankoffering The Autumn Thankoffering meeting of the Women's Mission- ary Society of Ontario Street United Church was held in the church auditorium on Thursday evening, October 27, with the president, Mrs. W. S. R. Holmes presiding. She offered words of welcome to the ladies of Turner's, Wesley -Willis and Hohnesville churches. The hymn "Jesus Shall Reign" and the Lord's Prayer in unison opened the meeting. Mrs. A. G. Eagle led in the devotional period on "People Across the World who are in need—and. Now", using Scripture passage from 1 John 3: 16-21 and the hymn "r Need Thee Every Hour" as a prayer. Mrs. D, Symons sang a solo and Mrs. Treleaven and Miss E. Wiltse gave a piano duet. Mrs. Holmes introduced the guest speaker, Mrs, N. McLeod, Kippen, who took as her subject, "Why a Thank Offer- ing" and enumerated the many things taken for granted for which people should be truly thankful—such as health and wat- er, sight, hearing, speech, the church, friendliness and fairmind- edness. She ended with the thought "If we can live out our Christian religion as Christ taught us we shall have a better world," Mrs. Aiken gave the dedicatory prayer and IVIrs. W. VanEgmond sang a solo "Spirit af God De- scend Upon Us Now," Miss S. Courtice closed the meeting with prayer and the benediction. 0 Canadian railway companies paid $38,284,010 in taxes in the year 1953. Opening Nov. 5 Jill's Clothing&Footwear (Formerly Schaefer's Ladies' Wear) Albert Street Clinton, Ont. Our Opening Gift to you - FREE Nylons With Every Purchase of $5 or more -- For One Week Only — Other Special Opening Day Values SAVE MONEY! SAVE MONEY! SHOP AT OUR STORE AND SEE FOR YOURSELF Men's, Women's & Children's Clothing Full Lines of Underwear -- Children's Footwear • JILL'S CLOTHING and FOOTWEAR, Albert 'Street, Clinton Proprietors — Mr. and Mrs. Mies VanderHeide ' London Road Club Hear Talk Plan Card Party The October meeting of the London Road Club was held on Ootober 20 at the home of Mrs. Anderson, Sr., with Mrs. Watkins presiding The meeting was opened by singing "The Maple Leaf Forever" followed by the repeating of the creed. The roll call was answered by 14 members and three visitors. The treasurer and flower conven- er gave their reports. It was moved. by Mrs. Managla an and seconded by Jean Ander- son that all bill be paid. 1VIrs. Le - Beau had charge of the mystery box which was won by Roberta Plurnsteel. It was decided to hold a eard Party sometime in Novena tier and the social committee will look after it. Tickets on a quilt were handed out to each member to sell. The draw, will be made the night of the "panty. Mrs. Bennett had charge of a program giving a very enjoyable and interesting talk on their trip to the Old Country and other parts of Europe, A penny sale was held bringing in the sum of $6.50. The meeting was elosed by sing- ing "God Save the Queen" after which a delicious lunch was serv- ed by Mrs. Anderson, Sr., and Mrs. Anderson, Jr. The November meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Bennett. Hostesses are Mrs. LeBeau and Mrs. Watkin. PAGE FrvE RCAF Guild Get Ready For Bazaar The- ladies of the ,Protestant Chapel Guild' at RCAF Station Clinton held a work meeting last Thursday in preparation for their coming annual bazaar, tea and bake sale to be held on Saturday, November 19. Many articles have already been made, including ap- rons, ehildren's blouses and dres- ses, as well as toys and novelties. Bazaar conveners are hoping for a good attendance, as there are to be many articles on sale, suitable for Christmas gifts. There will be a fish pond far the children, as well as a parael post booth, ONTARIO STREET IfPU HOLDS WEEKLY MEETING ' The Ontario Street Young Pee- ple's Union held their regular weekly meeting in the church hall on the evening of November 1„, me worship service and topie was in the charge of Miss Nancy Powell who is citizenship and community service convener, A short business period preceded , recreation and taps. • We would like to rectify an er- ror in the list of officers which appeared in this paper a few weeks ago. The mission and world outreach convener, Miss Marilyn Ashton, was unintenaionally omit- ted from this list. Visitors from town will be made Chapel. Tea will be served, for very welcome at the RCAF which tickets will cost 25 cents. Alt* c fizz. at all I.D.A. DRUG STORES Here are dozens of timely bargains for the fall and win ter season plus extra values in pre -Christmas gift sug- gestions. 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