Clinton News-Record, 1949-02-10, Page 4PAGE FOUR
cLINTOP7 VIEWS-RECOED
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY , 10, 194a
Women's and Church A•f.iairs in Clinlon Dislrict
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The February m 6 of meeting the
Woman's Association of Wesley- Explorers Group (24 girls) of liott and Bruce, spent yesterday brated their 50th weddinganni-
Willis United Church was held Wesley Willis United Church and today in Toronto. versary on Tuesday, February 1.
h the Church Parlour on present, the weeldy meeting on lytic, W, T. Herman hes return- Their three daughters, Mrs, Lee
Thursdayipl x cern attendances The was yer eon, a February
ed home after spending a week IVLeConnell, Mrs, Russell 'Errata,
openedin Toronto and. Brampton. and Mrs. Peree Jolrnstogr and
president, Mrs. W. A. Oakes, was i recreation period supervised by I r Jahn A Sutter . attended the son, Elmore Stephenson and Mrs.
in the chair end Mrs. H. Charles- Councillors Yvonne Dales and Ontario Retail Hardwame• Assoc- Stephenson's sister, Mrs. Edworcl
worth
The opening hymn was "HappyMarilyn Martin. Needless opening '- lation Convention in Toronto this Boyce, were present, eetving to
this was a veryhappy week. the 111 health of Mr. Stephenson
the Home when God is There.' to what was to be a party in 1Virs. George Hepburn, and baby e large celebration was not held
The subject of the devotional honour of St, Valentine. Gail daughter, Toronto, are spending but a number of their friends
a few weeks in town with her called on this occasion.
another, Mrs, E. W. Colquhoun. Mrs. Stephenson was the for -
Mr. and Mrs. R. F. Robbins, mer Eva Eleanor Armstrong,
Crediton, were weekend visitors Stanley Township. They were
at the home of the lady's par- united in marriage in St. Thomas
ente, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Sutter. Church rectory, Seaforth, try the
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh R. Hawkins late Rev. Hodgins, The brides -
have been in Toronto this week maid was Miss Annie Arm„tie:tg
attending the Ontario Retail, and. the groomsman was George
McCinchey.
The gifts end flowers were
many and beautiful and incitniee
a gold wrist watch from the
bridegroom to the bride, Their
many friends hope to See thein
live to enjoy a good many more
years of happiness,
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Presbyterian W.A. '
Plans June Bazaar
Explorers' Group I PERSONALS
Has Good Meeting Orval Lobb has been in Toron-
to on business this week.'
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Tuckersmith Couple
Mark Golden Wedding
Mr. and Mrs. David J. Steph-
enson, so E mondvilt
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period was "The home end re- Shearing, pianist, played lively
idgion." Mrs, Charlesworth read 'piano music befitting the march -
the Scripture lesson from the ing games. -
11rtaYns second' chapter of Luke. Mrs. Betty Lou Nediger, Chief Ex -
Frank Fingland gave "Lesson plorer, was in the chair for the
MADE UP and BY THE YARD Thoughts" and Mrs. Frank And- business period when the follow -
WINDOW BLINDS' rews offered prayer. ing items were passed: a suitable
CLOTH PAPER I The , secretary, Mrs. Wilbur name for the group was chosen
* Martin, and the treasurer, Mrs. as "The Wilhelmine Trewartha
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"eorge Beattie, gave their re- Explorers' Group"; a home-made Hardware. Association convention.
-- Kirsch -- ports, Correspondence was read baking booth is to be conducted R. Gordon Bennett and J. Cler-
VENETIAN BLINDS by Mrs. William Murch thanking by the group at the StePatrick's encs Rennie are in Toronto this
WE MEASURE- cards sent to those of the con- .March 12; the membership was 1 of the Ontario Crop Improvement
-FREE ESTIMATE gregation who were .ill, bereave divided into two committees, Association
ed or shut-in. Mrs. John Nedi-
ger, Jr., gave the flower report.
Mrs. Pickard reported that all
the antique furniture had been
finished and sent up to the manse.
Mrs. Andrew Lane' invited the
'aides to come and see it.
The four group leaders, Mrs. :nes were given by Marjorie
Harold Adams, Mrs. Frank And- Currie and Betty Lou Nediger,
rews, Mrs. B. B. Pocklington and all of which were much enjoyed.
Hand Traverse Mrs. Charles Nelson reported the The password, given by Janet
Swinging -Cranes activities of their groups during Elliott, was accepted for admis-
the last month when 42 calls sion to next week's meeting.
Side -Drape 'Rods were ;rade, three teas held, and I A very lively and happy thne
Inside and Outside a nthrnber of articles made for ,followed during the orderly ex -
Curtain 'Rods the Novelty booth at the St.. change of Valentines, after which
HOOKS -- BRACKETS Patrick's tea. This event is to the lunch committee served a
! the WA for fruit, flowers and Tea of the WA on Saturday, week attending the convention
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CURTAIN
and
DRAPERY
RODS
Candy Supply and Booth com- Mrs. J. S. Snider spent a .few
mittees. The minutes were read days last week in London .visite
and approved and the weekly ing her daughter, Miss Irene
collection amounted to, 50 cents, Snider, land also her sister, Mrs.
A short programme followed M. M. Sweet, Hollywood, Calif.
when Gwen. Griffiths sang a solo, Mr. 'and Mrs. G. Ross McEwan
end short and appropriate read- and Mr. and Mrs. George F. Ell-
iott, returned home Thursday
night last after nearly three
weeks' absence on a motor trip
to Florida.
Elwin Merrill. and Mr. and Mrs,
Benson Sutter, in company with
13 others representing London
Conference, leave this afternoon
for Sault Ste. Marie, Ont., where
they will lee the guests till Mon -
floor Covering
SUNWORTHY
WALLPAPERS
take' place on Saturday afternoon; I real satisfying lunch for girls, day of Algoma Presbytery YPU,
March 12, in the lecture 'room. Later, what proved a very sue- o
Committees were appointed for cessfuI party was closed with
this event. I "Taps•' and "Thanks for the even- LEGION AUXILIARY
A hymn and the Mizpah Bene- ing, Comrades.' The Ladies' Auxiliarryy 0 of the
Canadian Legion will main he
diction brought this part of the ! o
Legion Hall on Mondayyt even-
ing, February 14, at 8.15 o'clock.
Ali members are asked to be
present as 'the Zone Represen-
tative, Miss Hoyle, Stratford, will
be in attendance.
meeting to a close.
The lady teachers of the Col-
legiate and Public School had
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas G. Ball
left Monday for Toronto to visit
been invited to come in at the the farmer's mother, Mrs. Nelson
tee 'hour, and this groupens the'BaiI, and to attend the annualee h
warmly welcomed by the prest-
.convention of Ontario Retail Mrs C Clifton conducted a Bib.
The W.A. of Clinton Presby-
terian Church met in the Sunday
School room on Tuesday after-
noon, February k, with a good
attendance despite' the inclement
weather. The president, Mrs.
William Shaddock, occupied the
chair and Mrs, John Snider was
at the piano. A hymn was sung
and Mrs. Shaddock read from the
18th chapter of Si, Matthew's
gospel, followed by prayer.
Mrs. Allan Maxwell geve the
secretary's and treasurer's re-
ports. The roll call was answer-
ed by a recipe. Mrs. D. J. Lane
gave a very lovely reading,
Plans were made for the annual
bazaar which is to be held in
A
t e Council Chamber on June 11.
dent, Afternoon tea was served l ar wart ssociation. kcal contest,
by Mrs, Frank Andrews and her veer.. FISHER-BUSHELL A hymn was rung tallnwed by
Flo -Glaze assistants.
PAINTS -- ENAMELS' •A table of homemade baking
and candy which had been pre-
Pared by two of the groups dis-
appeared like magic, the proceeds
emounting to $10.
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PRESBYTERIAN WMS
The WMS of Clinton Presby -
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- - - ---•_- A quiet wedding was solemnize the Lord's Prayer" repeated in
ed in the parsonage of Benmiller einem Mrs, Geor a Rt terror
United Church on Saturday,g a
Just Received and Mrs, John Snider served a
January 29, when Aisle Margaret, !delicious cup of tea.
youngest daughter of Mr. end
Mrs. John Bushell, was married Canon R. C. Brown
to Herman Esther, youngest son
of Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Fisher,
Bemnilier. Rev, S. E. Heyward
officiated.
The bride wore a gown o f
powder Niue moire with corsage
of bronze orchids and chrysan-
themums, and black accessories.
Mts. Donald McEwan, sister of
the bride, was matron of honor,;
wearing pink moire with corsage
of Happy Day roses and hyac-
inths. Mr. Ross Fisher, brother
of the bridegroom, was best man,
After a reception et the home
of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Fisher
left for a trip to southern On-
tario and United States centres,
the bride travelling in a pale blue
wool suit, with,laown accessories.
Famous
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Installed as Dean
In a century -old ceremony,
made impressive by the traditions
of the Christian church and sol-
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'Canon Richard Charles Brown.,
SMA, Friday night was inducted
as rector of St. Paul's Cathedral
London, and installed as Dean
of the Diocese of Huron.
The lengthy service. before a
congregation which almost crowd-
ed the cathedral; wsa conduct-
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vacated the charge last tall to
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Church Directory
Wesley -Willis United
Church
REV. ANDREW LANE, Minister
Mrs. Morgan J, Agnew, Organist
and Choir Leader
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13
11,00 a.m.-Morning Worship
12.15 -Sunday School
7.00 p.m, -Union Evening Wor
ship in Ontario St. United
Church.
St. Paul's Anglican
Church
REV. R. M, P. BULTEEL, Rector
Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist
Mrs. 3. G. MacKinnon, Choir
Leader
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13
11.00 a,m.-Morning Prayer
and Sunday School
7,00 p.m. -Union Evening Wor-
ship in Ontario St. United
Church.
Tuesday, February 15, 3 p.m. -
WA at home of Mrs. Cliff
Epps. Collection for "Food. for
Britain."
Thursday, February 17, 8 p.m. -
Chancel Guild at the Rectory.
Progremme will be musical,
Presbyterian Church
REV. D. J. LANE, Minister
Mrs. Bert Boyes, Organist
and Choir Leader
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13
10.00 a.m.-Sunday School
11.00 a.m.-Divine Worship
''The Knowledge of Power"
2.30 p.m. -Service at Bayfield.
All Welcome
Ontario St. United
Church
REV, W. J. Knowledge
Minister
Mrs. E. Wended, Organist
and Choir Leader
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13
11.00 am. -Morning Service.
12.15 --Sunday School
'7.00 p,m.--Union Evening Wor-
ship in this church.
Guest Speaker: Rev. S, H.
Brenton, Londesbox'o.
Baptist Church
REV., A. FORSYTH Minister
M Ernest rnest Adams, Organist
J R Butler, ut1er, C hoir Leader
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 13
2.30 p.m. -Sunday School
'7.00 rime -Worship Service.
EVERYONE WELCOME
HUME GLUTTON the post of eeeretary since its in-
GIVEN COVETED
HOLSTEIN EI
NAWA
AWARD
ception in 1939. He was also
responsible for the formation of
the first Holstein Calf Club in
Huron in939.
1 In 1940 his
two
sons, Jim and Bill, were first
(Continued on Page 'Five) and second with their calves in
stein heed has always .been a fan- the Inter -Calf Club Competition
ily interest and has been the et London and members of the
centre of attraction of the farm Huron County group that placed
operations. Our four sons have first. Sixteen -year-old son Doug -
always taken an interest in Calf 'all Clutton stood fourth this year
Club work and the showing." in the All -Canadian Junior Jud -
Mr. Clutton has been one of ging Competition amongst close
the moving spirits in the Huron to 500 competitors from all parts
County Holstein Club having held of the Dominion.
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