Clinton News-Record, 1951-01-25, Page 4PAGE FOUR
PERSONALS
William
i1Presbyterian WMS
Hears of Presbyterial
Greens, Toronto, visit- mer Miss Evelyn Pinner, at one
ed relatives in Clinton and Bruce- time a resident of Clinton,
field over the . weekend. S. J. Sorensen, who has been
.Mrs.' M. Watson, Toronto, is attached to the Royal Bank In
spending a fioetnighlt l ariith her Clinton since June 10, 1948, has
mother. Mrs. A. D. Beaton. been transferred to Appin where
Miss Freda Blake, London, he will assume the position of
spent the weekend at her home aecounnhant, effective January 31,
before leaving. for British Col-' 1951. Mr, Sorensen will be re-
umbia, placed here by G. R. Elliott who
a beenattached to the branch
GuyD.rine washas
Meson,Kincardine, ,
a weekend guesat bhe home of at Brampton.
Mr, and Mrs. Gordon W. Cun- Mr. and Mrs. Roland- Pinner
ingheme.. and Mrs. G. W. Pinner, Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Blake and spent the weekend at the home
family, Hespeler, spent t h e of the latter's brother and sis-
weekend at the home of Mr. and ter -in -taw, Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Mrs. Earl Blake, Bartliff, being en -route to their
Mr. and Mrs. Elliott Reid left homes after attending the fun -
Tuesday for their home in Monc- eral of the late Mrs, James- Me -
ton, N.B. after spending the past 'Cauley, sister of the • former, in
two weeks with their son-in-law Detroit, Mich., on Saturday.
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Doze
C. Colquhoun,
Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Counter,
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Counter and Talk on CosmeticsMr. and Mrs. J. W. Counter were.'
in Simcoe at the weekend at-
tending the funeral of their uncle, Miss Doreen McGuire, preside
the late G. N. Counter. ed at the meeting of 'Clinton
R. S. A,tkey attended a meet- Junior Institute, when the theme
ing of the directors of the West- was "Beauty, and the Use of
ern Ontario Badminton Associa- Cosmetics," Miss Thelma Glazier,
tion and the Western Ontario Clinton, as guest speaker on the
championship tournament ,in theme, Rye a "facial," as a
Stratford over the weekend.' practical demonstration, to one
Miss Doris Grierson, Londes- of the Institute members, Miss
'boyo, Benson Sutter, Clinton, and Isobel Chowen.
Harvey Sperling, Elimwille, at-. An executive meeting will be
tended. the Fellowship weekend held , in the near future to ar-
of the Executives of London and range programs for the next five
Hamilton Conferences in Elora meetings.
an Saturday and Sunday last. Following the Institute meet -
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Andrews, ing, members met in a joint ses-
Douglas Andrews and William siou with the Clinton Junior
Murch, spent the weekend in De- Farmers. Glen Wise acted as
treit, Mich., and on Saturday at- chairman. The monthly club
tended the funeral of the late paper was prepared and read by
Mrs. James McCauley, the for- James Lobb.
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Junior Institute Hears
ANNUAL MEEETING
Huron Central Agricultural Society
Board Room
Ontario. Agricultural Office
Saturday, Jan. 27
at2Pm.
to receive the financial statement and.
discuss the 1951 SPRING FAIR.
ALL INTERESTED IN AN AGRICULTURAL FAIR,
PLEASE ATTEND
W. J. DALE, -A. J. MCMURRAY,
President Secretary -Treasurer
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Mrs.,Gedrge Roberton, was
• hostess pt her home to the WMS'
of Clinton Presbyterian Church.
President Mrs. R. W, McKenzie
conducted the meeting and Mrs,.
William Shaddock and Mrs. J.
R. Makin led in worship.
Mrs. McKenzie introduced the
study book for 1951, "Our Share
in the World Mission" by a few
remarks on"Mendipg the Nets."
Highlights of Huron Presbyter-
ial annual zneeting were given
by Mrs, Lane who commended
the Cline:in Auxiliary for faith-
fulness and their feeling of ree-
sponsibility and interest in the
work.
• Thee thanks of the members
were expressed to Mrs. James
Cooper and Mrs McKenzie for
their preparation of the pro -
greet -wines for the year.
The members bowed in silent
prayer in memory of a beloved
member, Mrs. Charles Twitchell,
who was called to Higher Ser-
vice a year ago. Mrs. George
Roberton followed with the dlos-
ing prayer.
Mrs. McLennan assisted the
hostess in serving refreshments.
Ontario St. Girls',
Club. Holds Meeting
The January meeting of the
Girls' Club of Ontario St, Unit-
ed Church was held at the home
of Mrs. D. M. Maltby. The presi-
dent, Miss H. Courtiee, opened
the meeting with a poem. Mrs,
Roy Wheeler was in charge of
the Devotions, which included the
Scripture reading by Mrs. Ross
Merrill and the singing of two
hymns.
Mrs. M. Beticin and Miss Rena
Pickett were in charge of the
programme. This proved very
interesting and enjoyable with
two instrumentals played by Mrs.
E. Radford; a solo by Mrs. D.
Symons; an instrumental by Jane
Batkin; and a reading of the life
of Dr. John Coburn, by Mrs. M.
Batkin which brought this pant
of the meeting to a close.
Lunch was served by the host-
ess and Mrs. Batkin's end Miss
Pickett's group"
I.O.O.F. NOTES
Clinton Lodge No. 83 was host
to members of Seaforth end God-
erille lodges on Tuesday even-
ing. During the evening the Bost
lodge under direction of tyle de-
gree captain, W, M. Nediger, con-
ferrecl the third degree on three
brothers from Seaforth, one from
Godrich, and three from Clinton,
Among those present and addres-
sing the lodge briefly were DD -
GM A. Boyce, Seaforth, and PD-
DGM W. R. Pinder, Gpderieh,
Delicious refreshments reanded
cut a very element evening.
*
Wildey Night honouring the
founder of the order, will be ob-
served on Tuesday evening..Tan-
uary 90. when the snbordin rte
ledge will be hosts to the Re-
bekah Lodge. All Odd Fellows
and their wives and Rebelcnhs
end their husbands ere iftvited
to attend.
Huronic Rebekah Lodge will
entertain Pride of Huron Ldttge,
Exeter, an 11M16-nd^v evening. Feb-
ruary 5, when t}ie local ladies
v1'1 confer the degree on sov-
enai candidates from both lodges.
Mrs. Bisset Again
Heads Presbyterial
The fact that many eendren
of today are not told Bible stories
was deplored by Mrse Gordon
Bissett, Goderich, in an address
to delegates attending the annual
meeting of the Huron Presby-
terial WMS, Presbyterian Church
in Canada. Mrs, Bissett is presi-
dent of the presbyterial, which
met in St. Andrew's Presbyterian
Church, Clinton,
Entitling her address, "God's
Promises;' she reniarked on the
dire distress of the world today
and pointed up the need for re-
liance and faith in the promises
of. Gnci. Mrs. W. J. Thompson,
Seaforth, led the opening prayer.
Officers for 1951 are: Presi-
dent, Mrs, G. Bisset, Goderich;
recording and corresponding sec-
retary, Mrs, Albert Taylor, Gocl-
eriche treasurer, Mrs. Edith Rus-
sell, Seaforth; young women's
and girls' secretary, Mrs. D. J.
Lene, Clinton; children's secre-
tary, Mrs. J. F. Scott, R.R. 2,
Seaforth; literature, library and
exchange secretary, Miss Belle
Campbell, Seaforth; welcome and
welfare secretary, Mrs. C, Hud-
son, Hensalli; supply secretary?,
Mrs, Calvin Cutt, Goderich; life.
membership secretory, 'Mrs. G.
Walker, Hensall; Goad Tidings
secretary, Miss M. Brown, Exe-
ter; press secretary. Mrs. J. W.
Thompson. R. R. 2, Seaforth.
Mrs. Taylor is also the presby-
teria7's historian
Reports were given by the
offi-
cers awing the morning session.
Mrs. Albert Taylor, Goderlc, at
the afternoon session,. prese
her annual report of the pre
terial and also read reports from
the various auxiliaries givi
restnne of activiriies for the
.1950 The report of the nothi
ing committee was given by Mrs,
R. T. Scott, Belgrave. The
stallation of officers was conduct-
ed by Mrs. D. J. Lane, Clinton.c
h
nted
sby-
ng a
,year
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WESLEY-WILLIS WA
The WA of Wesley -Willis Unit-
ed Church will meet in the
Church Parlour on Thursday af-
ternoon, February 1, at three
o'clock, Mrs, Reg Shipley's group
will be hostesses.
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NARROW ESCAPE
A car being draven north Tues-
day last on Highway 4 by Rev.
E. R. Stanway, lenueefield, struck
a bad piece of road, pausing him
to lose control. His car took'. to
the dough.; A pick-up truck com-
ing behhd Mr. Stanway, and
driven lyy John L. Wade, Brant-
ford, condi' •not avoid striking the
Stanway oar, es there was a lar
approaching from the north.
Luckily ne one was injured, and
dajage was slight.
CLINTONNEWS.RECOTW
St. Paul's WA Hears
Talk on North Trip
Mrs. Morley Counter was host-
ess for the January meeting of
the Woman's Auxiliary' of St.
Flau1's Arug ?,can Churoh, when
Mrs. May Rance MacKinnon pre-
sided. Mrs. Fred O. Ford read
the Scripture • passage, while Mrs.
R. M. P. Bulteel led in a litany
of intercession for several of the
church's missionaries,
Mrs, L.
M. McIfinnong ave a
talk on Mrs. E. Marsh's account
of a trip to Moose Factory where
a new hospital built by the Do-
minion government is situated.
This hospital serves Indian end
Eskimo patients,
The president, Mrs. MacKinnon,
reviewed Dr. Cliff's inspirational
book "Let Go and. Llet Good,"
whirh deals with. many of the
hindranees people place in the
way of spiritual progress. The
benedicl.ion was pronounced by
Mrs. Bulteel after whddh Mrs.
Counter served tea.
A vote of thanks was moved
the hostess by Mrs. H. Bartliff.
W -W WMS Hears
Reports of Visits
Mrs. C. M. Shearing was host-
ess to the January meeting of
the WMS of Wesley -Willis Unit-
ed Church. With the president,
Mrs. M. Addison, in the chair, and
Mrs, F. B. Pennebaker at the
piano, the meeting opened with
the singing of a hymn followed
by prayer by the president. The
report of bhe secretary, Mrs. C..
Nelson, was followed by Mrs. F.
Fingland giving the treasurer's
report for the month.
Supply secretary, Mrs Hearn,
reported two bales having been
sent forward. Mrs. A. T. Cooper
told of the new hospital for aI-
coholics which has been opened
at Erndale, Ont., with accommo-
dation for 21 patients. She also
spoke of William Ewart Glad-
stone and Kagawa quoting their
reasons for being total abstainers.
Mrs. J. McLaren reported for
the Mission Band and Mrs. N.
W, Trewartha for the Baby Band.
Mrs., P. Livermore told of the
work of the Mothers' Club, re-
ferring to the efforts made by
this group to have the afternoon
matinee for children at the local
theatre improved and supervised.
Mrs. J. Nediger reported 139
visits made to sick and shut-ins
in the homes and in the hospital.
The secretary, Mrs. Nelson. gave
the annual report and the treas-
urer, Mrs. Fingland, reported
5699.92 raised during the year.
The secretary gave a report of
the eetecti'tve meeting held at
the hone of Mrs. Addison on.
January 3, the resolutions being
adopted by the meeting. Various
items of business were dealt with,
First vice-president, Mrs. H. C.
Wilson and her group, took
Charge of the remainder of the
meeting. The singing of a -hymn
was followed by the reading of
suggestions for New Year's rc-
eentions by Mrs. Wilson, Mrs.
'Reddy read the Scripture lesson
from MaCthew's gospel. end Mrs.
N. W, Trewartha and Mrs. George
Beattie offered prayer, A clued
"Whispering Hone", was beautt-
•P.ully sung by Mrs. William Hot -
land and -''Mrs, K. B. McBurney,
w'hi ,h was much enjoyed.
The study book, "The United
Church re-enters Japan" was
Mikan by Mrs. H. C. Wilson and
Mrs. Charles Nelson. Mts, J. A.
McGill with Current Events spoke
of the Report of the Hone Com-
mission on Education, the work
of women in Pakistan, and the
Stone of Destiny, recently stolen
from Westminster Abbey.
The meeting closed with the
singing of a hymn and Mrs, Wil-
son giving a Benediotory prayer.
A social half hour was spent over
a cup of tea served by Mrs. Wil -
THURSDAY, JANUARY 25, 1951
St. Paul's Friendship
Officers Installed
Following an enjoyable pot-
luck supper, Mrs. R, M, P. Bul-
teel presided over the installation
of the 1951 officer$ of the Friend-
ship Club of St. Paul's Anglican
Church.
The new slate is: President,
Mrs. J. G. McLay; fine vice-
president, Mrs. L. G. Winter; sec-
ond vice-president,,Mrs. Roy Fitz-
simons; secretary, ary, Mrs,
Ray
Gib-
bon; treasurer,. Mrs. Gordon Her-
man; buying convener, Mrs. J.
Hart; and quilt convener, Mrs.
Ken McCrea.
Members planned a "Scan the
School" tea to be held at the
end of the month.
In the club's annual report, as
presented by Mrs. Gibbon, some
oa the highlights of the past
year's work included the purch-
asing of drapes and paint for the
redecoration of the Sunday
School room; the donation of $100
to the church; contribution of
kitchen equipment; and the com-
pletion of, two quilts.
Church Directory
St. Andrew's
Presbyterian Church
REV. D. J. LANE, Minister
Mrs. Bert Boyes, Organist
and Choir Leader
Sunday, January 28
110.00 a.m.—Sunday School
11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship
-Sermon Meditation:
"Jesus—the Prince of Peke
but not of appeasement".
Please read Isaiah 9.
2.30 p.m.—Knox Church, Bay -
f ield.
Wednesday, January 31, 8 p.m,—
Men's Club.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Come with a humble and car -Mite
heart.
Wesley -Willis United
Church
Rev. HUGH C. WILSON, Minister
Mrs. M. R. Rennie, Organist
Mr. M. R. Rennie, Choir Director
Sunday, January 28
11.00 a.m.—Marring Worship
"God in History"
12.15—Church School
7.00 p.m.—Evening Praise;
Union evening service in On-
tario St. United Church,
Come to the House of Prayer.
Baptist Church
PASTOR CLAIR CLARK, B.A.
Mrs. W. Aikenhead, Organist
Sunday, January 28
11.00 a.m.—Worship Service
12,00 a.m,—Sunday School
Ontario St. United
•Church
REV. W. J. WOOLFREY, Minister
Mrs. E. Wendorf, Organist
and Choir Leader
Sunday, January 28
11.00 a.m.---Morning Worship
12.15—Sunday School
7.00 p.m.—Union Evening Ser-
vice in this church;
Guest Preacher Rev. C, J.
Scutt, Blyth.
St. Paul's Anglican
Church
REV. R. M. P. BULTEEL, Rector
Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist
Mrs. J. G. MacKinnon,
Choir Leader
Sunday, January 28
10.00 a.nn.—Main Sunday School
11.00 a.m.—Morning Service and
Primary Sunday School
son's group. 1 7,00 p.m.—Evening Service
Don't Miss Hearing
Paul and Evangeline
Brndjar
YOUTH REVIVALISTS of Detroit
CHALLENGING - U - FOR CHRIST
Inspiring Singing
Dynamic Preaching
Beginning TUESDAY, JAN. 30 until -
SUNDAY, FEB. 4 (11 am & 7.30 pm)
(ekcept Mon, and Sat.)
Sunday School as usual at' 10 a.m:
Pentecostal Church
Matilda St., South of CNR.
K. L SWEIGARD, Pastor
Clearance Sale
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Women's — Misses' — Children's
All that are left — V. off
HOUSECOATS—
Rayon and Cotton — Assorted sizes and
colors.' Special $1.49
GIRDLES—
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Now only 1.98
SPECIALS
Women's Cotton Panties, Reg. 1.00 value—Only .39
Children's Fleeced Bloomers only .39
Boys' Plaid Helmets ,89
Girls' All -Wool Parkas . ,4.9
Girls' Navy 3 -pc. Outfits, size 3, reg. 10,95 --Only 2.49
Pink Bunting Bags, 2 only, reg. 5.50 -- Only 1.00 ea.
Brassieres—Clearance of broken lines, Values to 1.95,
Only .69
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5 Ib. bag 44c
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