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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1951-04-19, Page 7RSDAY, APRIL 19, 1951 NEWS OF AUBURN Ladies' Guild Meets The Ladies' Guild of St.'IVIark's Anglican Church was held in the. church with Mrs. John Der in charge. The meeting opened by singing "0 God Our Help in, Ages Past," followed by prayer by Mrs. Deer. The scripture was read by Mrs. S. peer, followed, by a reading by Mrs, A. Nesbit, A duett was rendered by Mrs. A. IKirltconnell and Mrs. Schneider. The topic was given by Mrs. Fordyce Clark, who spoke on "Nellie McClung." This was fol- lowed by a duet by Mrs. J. Deer and Mrs. A. Nesbit, accompanied by Mrs. Frank Nesbit. The presi- dent, Mrs. Thomas Hkaggitt, took charge for the business period, A letter of thanks was read from Mrs. J. Taylor. It was decided to send $1.50 to St. David's Guild, Windsor, to help build a church. The roll call was answered by giving of the Easter Thankoffer- ing. Plans for a concert by the North Huron B and B's, also to hold a bazaar in May. Knox United' WMS The April meeting of the WMS of Knox United Church was held at the manse on Tuesday, April 3, with Mrs. Earl Wightmarn in charge and Mrs. W. J. Craig pre- siding at the piano. The theme of the meeting was "Christ's Disciples Bring Light," and 'the call to worship was "You Are the Light of the World." The theme hymn, "Dwell Within our Heart Always," was read es a prayer. Mrs. J. Jackson read an article on temperance. Mrs. C. C., Washington offered , prayer. Mrs. Clarence Cox discussed the second -chapter of the study book' on Japan, telling of con- ditions there. A duett was sung by Mrs. Fred Plaetzer and Mrs. k Tuberville, who spent the in Kitchener, has return- ome, Jetrid Anderson, port roe, spent a few days with other, Mrs. W. T, Robison, Maty Houston, Hamilton, Miss Frances Houston, Lon - spent the weekend with their , Mx. and Mrs. J. Houston, . and Mrs. Eldon Stoltz and y, Aurora, and Mrs. Marg- e Chopin, Alliston, spent the end with Mr. 'and Mrs. J; ltz. Presbyterian WMS a A. Toll, Blyth, was guest er at the Thankoffering g of the WMS of Knox y terian Churl* held in the ay School on Thursday, Wien had as their guests the WMS t. Andrew's Presbyterian ch, Blyth. The president, W. Good, presided. The ture was read by Mrs. J. ton who gave' Meditation- on and offered prayer. A solo rendered by Mrs. William itt and the ladies' quartette, W. Bradnock, Mrs. J. Hal - Mrs. Gordon Dobie and Mrs. Haines favored with 'a'nnun- The offering was received rs, J. Hallam. Mrs. Good ed all, who had taken part e meeting and also offered losing prayer. Refreshments served. Mrs. Hosford, presi- of- the Blyth Society ex - ed the appreciation for the ut afternoon. Intended for lest week) Amelia Mc/twain visited nd. Mrs. W. Mountain, Lon - o, Sunday. and Mrs. Goddard, Gode- are occupying the late Peter rson's house. CORD Bayfield Man Weds Owen Sound Girl The rectory of St. George's Anglican Church, Owen Sound, Wes the scene of a double ring ceremony between Frances Margaret Wilson, oldest daughter off Mrs. PhoebeWil lson and Sound, ) James Wilson, Owen Sound, and John W. Marray, and the late Donald Murray, Bayfield. Rev. C. F. Johnson officiated. The bride wore a street length dress of grey brocaded taffeta, black accessories and a cor- sage of pink sweetheart roses. She wore the groom's gift a double strand pearl necklace with rhinestone clasp. She was attended by her youngest sister, Cora -Beth Wilson wearing a deep rust crepe' dress, black accessories and a corsage of Talisman roses and by the groom's youngest sister, Donna Murray, wearing- a navy sheer nylon with white yoke, black accessories end a corsage of ted roses. The groom was attended by Robert Turner, Bayfield. Above shows the members of the wedding party. The young couple are residing' in Owen Sound. George Million. Mrs. ' Ernest Patterson contributed a reading on Christian stewardship. The Offering -was received by Miss Viola Thompson. The president, Mrs. J. Toll took , sent for overseas relief. The meet - charge for the business period. A i ing closed with a hymn and pray - letter was read from the Corn -ler by Rev. C. C. Washington. The nrittee on Overseas Relief 'drank- hostess, assisted by Mrs. Toil, ing the society for the six parcels served refreshments. most uui Eral THERE' Yes, Chevrojef continues to un .disputed choice the and drive those who hoice of a trucks regardless whichttheconditions $artless they operate under purpose tfhe�the A GENERAL MOTORS VAtue ":oV:a. �• " NellNo•pr o f t NIentWaries fVrtherf0 ' Chevrolets„ "prieer▪ ^ConOoned Cabs • cool In su m er, warin *inter! improved seat n- strtbfeatuKs,aetO' rnaiGadt-ang ad\ustcrit! 11� Chevrolet's famous -for thr+kt are long on enginesShort mileage, .� a ' on upkeep ••. rvice• to se and easy Thorough' Chevrolet engi- neering results in e - liability that pays Extra Sturdy, right from the chassis up • .. and now featuring a• new, further improved twin action brakes! Broad visibility and renowned steer- ing -ease give drivers complete control! Three .• �” great Chevrolet r Chevrolet En- gines--massive n- newt l4 h r massive quemaste05h. 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At date of writing he was showing some improvement. Mrs. Milton Love was .taken by ambulance last • week, suffering With a heart condition. Her many friends trust that she will soon be restored to health, Miss Bernice Jinks; Miss Donna Rutledge, nurses -in -training at Victoria Hospital, London, spent the weekend with the former's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Manley Jinks. Showing Improvement Gordon Wren, who was serious- ly hurt in a two -car crash acci- dent, 11h miles north of Kippen, is showing slight improvement at date of writing. He is a patient at Clinton Public Hospital with concussion. Teacher Resigns Mrs. Robert Cook, who has been on the teaching staff of Henson Public School for the past three years, teaching grades one and two, has tendered her resignation, to hake effect sit the conclusion of the school term. Attended Snyodical Mrs. J. E. McEwen and Mrs. C. Forrest were in Sarnia this week attending the 37th animal meeting of the Women's Mission- ary Society of the Presbyterian Church of Canada, Hamilton and London Synodical, held in St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church, Samna, Tuesday, Wedlnesday and Thursday this week. Hensall 'WMS Meets At the April meeting of the Woman's Missionary Society held in the schoolroom of the United Church Thursday afternoon, Ap- ril 5, with the president, Mrs. W. B. Cross, in charge, arrangements were made to make a quilt to be sent to Quebec sometime in June for 'the Indian Reserve, and to be quilted at the next meeting. Discussion took place and plans and committees formed for the annual 'birthday party to be held Friday, April 13, guest speaker to be Rev. T. A. Graham, assistant minister at the Metropolitan Church, London. Invited guests to be the ladies of Kippers, Chiselhurst, Cannel end Anglican churches, and Evening Auxiliaries. The topic, "Court of Opinions of Japan" dealt with the . fol- lowing: (1) Is Japan's desire, for peace genuine; (2) Is Japan lik- ely to adopt Communism; '(3) Should Japan be permitted to in- crease the trade. with North Am- erica: (4) Is there a great future for the Christian Church in Jqp' an, The following members as- sisted Miss Consist with the study: Mrs. Anna Walker, Mrs. A. Alexander, Mrs. R. Paterson, Mrs. T. Coates. A vocal duett was rendered by Mrs.. T. C. Coates and Mics. "Pearl Passvnore, HURON ROAD EAST (Intended for last week) Couple Honoured Mr. and Mrs. Leo Watt,'Mryr., William Bell, fleece Ferris, Jean and Guy Leiper called at Mr, and Mrs. Warren Gibbings on Friday, April 6, and presented Mr. an: Mrs. Isaac Rapson with a lovely pink electric blanket. An appropriate address was given with a list of 42 names of those who were prompted with, such an act of kindness. Dear 'Ike and Dolly: We, your neighbors and friends, feel we • cannot let your depart- ure from our neighborhood go by without showing in 'a small way, our appreciation of all you have meant as neighbors and friends. We like to think of the good times we have had together and how your home has been sp marcji a part of the social life of our Community. We are sorry Doll,+t, that your illness has made you a shut-in but we know you will meet whatever lies before you with the same faith and courage you have always shown. We would like you and •Ike to ac- cept this gift as a slight token Of our regard for you and may the blessing of God rest on you .is the wish of your friends and neighbors. Mr. and Mrs. Isaac Rapson are unable to thank personally the many kind friends and neighbor's who were so thoughtful, but wish through this paper to convey their sincere appreciation and thanks and would be much pleased to see any of them at any time. TUCERKSMITH Ladies' Club Meets The regular meeting of Tucker - smith Ladies' Club will be held Wednesday, May 2, at the home of Mrs. Erlin Whitmore. The last meeting was held at the home of Mrs. W. Rogerson with a small attendance owing to sickness in many homes. The business part of the meeting was conducted by Mrs. Bert Garrett, vice-president, A euchre panty and dance is planned for Friday evening, April 20, at S.S. No. 4. Clinton Monument Shop Open Every Friday and by appointment For further information contact .1. .1. 7.apfe, corner Gibbings St. and Rattenbury St. E., PHONE 103 Memorials and Cemetery Work of Every Description T. PRYDE and SON Clinton — Exeter — Seaforth Contract Barley We are again taking contracts for Making Barley. In order to be sure of get- ting your requirements for seed would ask all farmers to sign their contracts soon as possible. For cash grain, Malting Barley has been the best and looks like high prices for another year. Fred O. 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