HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1951-12-20, Page 8THURSDAY, DJtCF.IMBER 20, 1951
ILO!BA Holds. Lovely
• Christmas Party
A Christmas party was held by
the local LOBA in tlhe Lodge
Room, at their regular meeting,
Tuesday, December 11.
Prior to the receiving .of gifts
from the gaily decorated Christ-
mas tree, the following officers
were installed for the coming
year:
Past Mistress, Miss C. Harrison;
Worthy Mistress, Mrs. W. Col -
dough; Deputy Mistress, Mrs, B.
Bell; Junior Deputy Mistress,
Mrs. W. Glazier; Chaplain, Mrs,
M. Falconer; recording secretary,
Mrs. B. Reid; financial secretary,
Miss M. Judd; treasurer, Mrs. W.
Burton; director of ceremonies,
Mrs. T. O'Connor;Lecturers,
Mrs. F. Falconer, and Mrs. H.
Lobb; Inner ward, Mrs. H.
Sloman Guardian, Mrs. W. Shob-
brook.
After the gifts had been dist-
ributed, a dainty lunch was serv-
ed, bringing the last meeting of
1951 to a close.
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Married in Clinton, Mill., AND MRS, LEWIS JOHN DEMPSE:Y (left) will reside on the
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Westlake, Bayfield. The groom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. John Dempsey, Clinton. At right,
James Bernard, Reynolds is seen, with his bride, the former Margaret 'grace Henry, daughter
of Mrs. Mary Henry, Goderich. The groom is the son of Mrs. Reynolds, GodeIich, and the
late J. B. Reynolds. Married in Goderich, they will reside in Dunnville. --Photos by MacLaren's
Studio; engraving courtesy The London Free Press.
Mrs. A. J. McMurray
Heads WM'S Group
The WMS of Ontario.St. Unit -
Church held its December
meeting at the home of Mrs. J.
Radford on Tuesday, Dec. 11, the
president, Mrs. McMurray, in the
chair.
The devotional period was ably
taken by Miss S. •Courtice, the
theme being Christmas carols in
different lands. Miss Courtice
gave an interesting talk and
ClintonOntario carols were sung. Mrs. W. J.
�7-1itfb Plumsteel assisted. Miss M. Wiltse
.-�.r..�.:read a poem and a Mrs. H. C.
ROBERT W. COLE
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OF FAMQUS
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10. the Byword dor
Oanad as National
4 Christmas time most families, gather for happy reunions and
rrymaking in their homes.
Hit among those who work for Canadian National Railways there will
li. many thousands from coast to coast who will not be home for
Qiristmas Day. For them, it will be "work as usual" so that you and millions
pother Canadians may enjoy the happiest possible Christmas.
lelidays, every day, the men and women of Canadian National
arc on the job to serve you — for service is the railway's keynote, the
tlinciple on which it was founded.
&adieu National facilities extend from Newfoundland to the Pacific
Gast- its 24,000 miles of rail lines serve all ten provinces, and
even States of the U.S.A. Transcontinental, International' and local trains
ever more than two million miles every month on the services listed
it:the Railway "Blue Book" --- the Canadian National Time Table.
Chadian National service extends fatbeyond this, however...
S�ainships, All -year and Resort Hotels, Telegraphs,, Industrial
14;j elopment, Express— all are part of the manifold operations
vlich make service the byword for Canadian National.
CA ADIAN -aom
T H E
NATIONA:
ERV I N G ALL .STEN PR Oef I N C E
Lawson sang a solo.
The report of the nominating
committee was read by Mrs. W.
S. R. Holmes and accepted.
Mrs. Eagle gave a reading "Is
there a Manger Here" and Mrs.
M. Aiken gave a reading on
Christian Stewardship.
Officers for the ensuing year
are:
Honorary president, Mrs. G.
Shipley, Mrs. W. S. R. Holmes;
president, Mrs. A. J. McMurray;
1st vice, Mrs. M. Wiltse; 2nd
vice, Mrs. Eagle; 3rd vice, Mrs.
C. It, Elliott; recording secretary,
Mrs. F. Townsend; corresponding
secretary, Mrs. C, Martin; treas-
urer, Mrs. G. Wheatley; Christian
Stewardship, Mrs. M. Aiken;
community friendship, Mrs. Web-
ster, Mrs. Josling; visiting com-
mittee, Mrs. J. Johnston, Mrs.
T. Glazier; missionary monthly,
Mrs. J. Radford; temperance, Mrs.
C. Radford; expense fund, Mrs.
N. Carter; supply work, Mrs. N.
Sly; press and literature, Miss R.
Pickett; pianists, Miss E. Wiltse,
Mrs. Treleaven Mission Band,
Mrs. Fear, Mrs, C. Stewart; Baby
eland, Mrs. W. Hoggarth; study
book, Mrs. W. S. R. Holmes
Watchtower, Miss S. Courtice'
auditors, Mrs. W. J. Plumsteel,
Mrs. Olde,
Ontario St. S.S Names
Officers for 1952
The Sunday School Board of
Management of Ontario St.
Church met in the Church Hall
on Thursday, Dec. 6, with 19
members present end the super-
intendent, C. Stewart, presiding.
A hymn and prayer by Rev. A.
G. Eagle opened the meeting. The
lesson watt read by Mrs. Wheel-
er. The minutes were received
as read and business arising
then
It was decided:(a) to meet in
the Sunday School room previous
to White Gift Service on Dec.
16 in the evening and proceed
to the auditorium by classes;
(b) to allow the decorating com-
mittee the money needed' for
more decorations and extension
cords; (c) to join the United
Church A.V.E.L. for slides and
film strips for one year.
Election of officers was con-
ducted by Rev. Mr. Eagle, which
resulted as follows:
Superintendent, C. Stewart;
secretary of S.S., • Bob Elliott; as-
istant, Arthur Tyndall; treasur-
er, Mrs, Ross Merrill; pianist,
Miss E. Plumsteel; assistants, Miss
Ruth Glazier, Mrs. D. Symons;
lantern operator, Roy Wheeler;
secretary of SZ. executive, Mrs.
F. Townsend; superintendent of
Cradle Roll, Mrs. Groves; teach-
ers: beginners, Mrs. Powell, as-
sistant, Miss G. 1labkirk; prim-
ary girls, Miss Ruth Groves, as-
sistant, Mrs. Ross Merrill; prim-
ary boys, Mrs. William H'oggart,
assistant, Mrs. C. Proctor; junior
girls, Mrs. Shobbrook, assistant,
Mrs. H. Murch; junior boys, Mrs.
C. Stewart assistant, Miss Ruth
Glazier; intermediate girls No. 1,
Mrs. Sly, assistant, Mrs. Cecil
Elliott; intermediate girls No. 2,
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IOOF and Rebekahs
Hold Christmas Party
Those present report an ex-
ceptionally enjoyable evening at
the IOOF Christmas Party, spon-
sored 'by Clinton Lodge 100F
and Huronic Rebekah Lodge,
which was held in the Lodge
Room, Tueeday, December 11.
The evening began with those
present playing cards, Winners
were: Euchre—Mrs. W. E. Perdue,
Mrs. W. Refausse, B. Taylor and
Herman Manning; "500" — Mrs.
W. 0. Johnston, Mrs. Clarence
Sturdy, Mrs. Charles Wilson, and
E. E. Gibson.
A period of carol singing was
led by Benson Sutter, with Mrs,
Perdue at the piano, The carols
were interspersed with two solos,
one by Mrs. R. P. Robbins, "The
Twelve Days of Christmas", and
the other by Mrs. W. M. Nediger,
"Angels we have heard on high."
Santa Claus appeared at this
point in the program, and dist-
ributed gifts from the tree.
Highlight of the evening was
a presentation to the Noble
Grand of the Oddfello(vs, Jack
Clegg, and his bride -oto -be, Miss
Irene McCallum, a bridal couple
of this week. Benson Sutter
made a *short address, and J. E.
Dale presented a table lamp on
behalf of the officers.
Mr. Clegg replied to the ad-
dress, and in turn made a pre-
sentation address to R. P. Rob-
bins, who had left town during
the past few months.. C. R. Cook
presented him with 'a wallet.
Happy Doubles' Club
Hears •About Music
The Happy Doubles' Club of
Ontario St. United Church met
at the home of Fibnence and Don
Symons on December 10, with 15
members in attendance. Helen
and Ivan Hoggarth were in charge
of the devotional period. Rev. A.
Glen Eagle demonstrated the new
film strip projector purchased by
the group for the church and its
organizations,
Members enjoyed a well-
delivered talk by Roy Wheeler
on music appreciation. Roy il-
lustrated' with records such great
emotions as love, pleading, hap-
piness, expressed by music, ex-
plaining that all music tells a
story and very often portrays
some great emotional period of
the writer's life.
Under the direction of Mar-
ianne and George Colclough, the
group took part In several games.
St. Andrew's WA
Holds Ch iirtmas Party
The WA of St. Andrew's Pres-
byterian Church held its Christ-
mast
hristmast pot luck supper at the home
of Mrs. M. D. McTaggart.
After singing carols, Mrs. Lane
presided in the absence. of Mrs.
Shaddock because of illness. ' A
brief devotional period preced-
ed the business. Mrs. William
Shaddock and Mrs. Alex Cudmore
were named to prepare baskets
for the sick and shut-ins. The
WA . will serve a lunch 'tb the
Presbyterial executive n e x t
month. •
Officers chosen for 1952 are:
President, Mrs. William Shad -
dock; vice-president, Mrs. D. J.
Lane; secretary, Miss Olive Mac-
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The meeting closed with pray-
er and an enjoyable hour was
spent around the fireside in
Mrs. McTaggart's beautiful new
home.
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Mrg. Olde, assistant, 'Mrs, t:).
Syrhons; intermediate boys, Miss
Leota Freeman, assistants, Ross
Merrill, Alec Powell; senior girls,
Miss E. Plumsteel, assistant, Mrs.
H, Ball; junior adult, Mrs. F.
Townsend, assistant, Mrs. C. El-
liott; senior adult, W. M. Aiken;
auditors, Mr. Aiken, F. Town- ,
send. Assistant teachers for any
Wass, Mr. and Mrs. J. Gilbapk,
Mr. Martin.
I A committee consisting of Rev,
G. Eagle, Mrs. Powell, Mr. Ste-
wart, was appointed to fill in
,the several vacancies that were
nominated for assistant superin-
tendents.
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