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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1949-03-17, Page 4PAGE FOUR CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, , MARCH: 17, , 194.9 W�men'S ancC C:hur�h Affairs in-�Clntor� �islric# Mrs. Fingland Speaks Ontario St WMS Holds To W. -W. Girls' Club Successful Meeting The Girls' Club of Wesley- The March meeting of the Willis United Church held its WMS of Ontario Street United regular meeting on Tuesday Church wes held at Mrs` A. J. evening, March 8. The president, McMurray's home, with the presi- Miss W. O'Neil, was in the chair dent Mrs. W J Woolfrey, pre - and Mrs. Agnew at the piano. A hymn followed by' prayer open- ed the meeting. The secretary's end- treasurer's reports were read and adopted. Preparations are to get under way shortly for the Fall bazaar. Mrs. Innes took charge of the meeting. For the Scripture story she called on Mrs. Jefferson who spoke in a most interesting man- ner on "This Thing Called Faith" Mrs. M. Steepe read the Scrip- pat Benediction. titre lesson followed by presser The Easter Thankoffering meet - by Miss Helen Cook. A trio, ing will be held in the church consisting of Mrs. W. Murch, Mrs. hall on Tuesday evening, April R. Shipley and Mrs. P. Livermore 12, at eight o'clock. Rev. Reba with Miss Viola Fraser at the Bern, Varna, will be the guest piano sang "Beyond the Sunset." speaker. 1 eed Co, excursion from Herne- cream and coffee, wore served by PERSONALS MURPHY LODGE M. and Mrs. ori: J. Snider; AT-HOME PROVES Meaford, spent the weekend al VERY SUCCESSFUL, the home of the toriner's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John S. Snider. Murphy Lodge LOL No. 710,' Miss Lulu Rouse missionary- held a very successful and en - , on -furlough from China, is the siding. Hymn 669 was sung and guest of her cousin, Mrs, B: C. prayer was given by the presi- Hearn. dent. The roll call was. answered Mrs. H. B. Combe returned to by 31 members, Mrs. Woolfrey her home on Friday last after gave a reading, "His Call." spending the winter months with The worship service was taken tier son-in-law and daughter, Mr. by Mrs. McMurray amd Miss and Mrs. Fletcher Troop„ Char- Plumsteel. The theme, "ThY lottetown, P.E.I., and alsce visit - Kingdom Come." A chapter in ing in Toronto, the Study Book was given• by M>s and Mrs. A. W. Gough and. Mrs. W. R. Holmes and her Douglas, Leamington, were week_ group. Hymn 256 and the Mie...end gguests at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Carmen McPherson. Varna; consolation, D. M. Maltby; Noble Holland E. J. "Dick" lone hands, Frank Glew; crok- Jacob, Fred Radley, CSlinton, and note: Miss Shirley }Teethe Hare Hugh Hill,. Goderich, were among ed Glew. joyable At-Hbme in Clinton Col- legiate Institute Monday even- ing, when close to 300 people were in attendance. This was the first such gathering since be- fore the war, Visitors were fires - eat from Varna, Eayfield, Win throe and Seafortli, Progressive euchre and crok inole' were played during the evening, honours going to: euchre, ladies' high, Mrs. R. E. Holrxres; consolation, Miss Doris Tyndall; gent's high, Elmer Webster, those who took in the Purina Delicious refreshments, con- istiixg of sandwichescake ice Mrs,' F. Fingland was the chief 0 speaker and took as her topic, St. Paul's Friendship As a Woman Thinketh•' She began by Brewing attention to Club Holds Social the fact that the world is grow - ton to St• Louts, Mo., la t week. the committee, A pleasant feat - The trip was taken by 280, and ure of the evening was the sing - while there a half day was spent I ing, in both English and Dutch by in the Purina Mills. i Peter Vandenburgh with guitar Mg smaller with new methods of The Friendship Club of St. Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Martial, accompaniment. Worshipful Mas - travel which is bringing all na- Paul's Anglican 'Church held a Kitchener; spent Sundey with , ter q. L. Falconer' weloonxed those Ver - tions closer together. We can no social evening at the Rectory on rMrs. Virs. PraceBHigggntebnkeMr.Mrs ins, replied, hankingresent and Lorne �theaClinton longer ignore people of so called Wednesday evening last. The Olive Hunter Exeter, and Lodge in .behalf of the guests "foreign nations" who have never evening was pleasantly spent in Mrs. for the hos italit of the evening. had such privileges as we. We sewing and chatting, and every- Mae Payne, Winnipeg, Man., have p Y can not work for ourselves or one enjoyed a lively sing song also been visiting their aunt, The evening was rounded out eur own church alone but must while working. A lovely lunch Mrs. Higgins, . during the past witnghboth yound end being enjoyed, music being take a wider view and go for- uare danc- was salved by Mrs. R. M. P. week, supplied by the Welsh Orchest- ward to held these under-privi - Bulteel. Charles R. Cook was chosen ra, who kindly donated their eged nations. She quoted India, The next 'meeting will be held as base drummer with Khmer- services. Japan and Africa. as concrete ex- at the home of Mrs, J. George idine Pipe Barid and played with The committee in charge in - the bend at :'an Old Boys' Re- eluded Thomas Deeves as chair- man; M. McAdam in charge of cards and tables; Thomas Deeves in charge of lunch, ably assisted by Bill Riehl and Doug. Freemen. Welsey-Willis WMS Welcomes Missionary amples of where our help is maety,. needed by giving food, clothing, literature, especially. Bibles, and mere missionaries to carry the with all the world. gospel to the nations. We cannot Mrs. Fingland's talk was great- afford to sit back and let other ly enjoyed by all present. The non-Christian influences gain a trio sang again "Song of Peace." foothold. Not only in foreign Mrs. Innes expressed the apprec- countries but in our colleges and iation of all present to those who universities is, this subersive ele- had 'assisted with the metting. A anent making itself felt in a subtle hymn and the Mizpah Benediction way. Now is the time for the closed a very profitable evening women o axournafter enj which a social half hour tadvance shame Christ was Weekend Treats FRESH APPLE or RASPBERRY PIES CHOCOLATE CREAM FILLED ROLLS GLAZED CHERRY TARTS PEANUT COOKIES -20c doz.; 2 for 35c HOT + CROSS + BUNS BARTLIFF BROS. BAKERS and PRONE 1 The W. M. S. of Wesley -Willis United, Church met in the Lect- ure Hall of the Church on Thurs- day evening, March 10, with a large attendance., Mrs. A. E. Had- dy's group was In charge. Mrs. Frank Fingland gave an excellent resume of the chapter of the Study Book, "West of the Gorges". Mrs. Benson Sutter, Mrs. B. C. Hearn land Miss Ruth Pott- er ffieetsred With: Et. yQp trio which wog Much appreciated. A welcome guest et the meeting was Miss Lulu Rouse, recently returned frc,m China on furlough. Plans were made for a social evening to be held on Thursday, March 31. Mrs. Douglas Bartliff was appointed e delegate to the Presbyterial which is being held in Hensall in. April. union in the Macabre Temple, Detroit, Mich., on Friday and Saturday last. Mr, and Mrs. John A. Sutter and Mr. end Mrs. Benson Sutter visited on Sundaywith the for- iner's sister, Mrs. Clara Beatty, and mother, Mrs. Emma Sutter, both of Stratford. Ontario 'St.G rls' Club Hears Fine Program The Girls' Club of Ontario St. United Church met et the home of Mrs. Alvin Lobb on Thursday evening last. The president, Miss Grant, read a poem "God Answers Prayer' as a call to worship. The devotional period was in charge of Mrs. Woolfrey, her talk being on `The Soul Pursueth Peace."' Reports and routine business were discussed. The following programme' was given end very much enjoyed: Solo, "I'll take you home again, Kathleen," Miss Jean Elliott; missionary reading, Mrs. J. Levis; whistling solos, Mrs. N. Heard; piano solos, liths. J. Little. The guest speaker of the evening was Mrs. Neville Forbes who gave a very inter- esting talk on a trip she had taken last summer through West- ern Canada and Western United States. In the course of this talk the speaker gave many interest- ing descriptions of planes of note. The meeting closed with the CONFECTIONERS Mizpah Benediction. Lunch was served by Mrs. N. CLINTON Tyndall and Mrs. D. Freemen and a social hour was greatly enjoyed. dee Our Dispiay of New Floor Coverings! Congoleum and .Rexoleum De Luxe Rugs in all sizes from 6 x 9 ft. to 9 x 15 ft. Congoleum and Rexoleum De Luxe Rugs by the yard in two? and three -yard widths Hall Runner in 18 -inch to 36 -inch widths, Rexoleurn Mats 18 -inches by 36 -inches Inlaid Linoleum im Two -yard widths Stand and Linoleum in Two -yard widths BALL and MUTCH HARDWARE and F!JRNITURE Funeral Directors 1 D. G. BALL, Phone 361-W W. J. 11iUTCH, Phone 361-3 PHONE 195 Presbyterian Girls' Hold Good Meeting Church Directory Presbyterian Church REV. D. J. LANE, Minister Mrs. Bert. Boyes, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, MARCH 20 10.00 a.m.—Sunday School 11.00 arm.—Divine Worship "Baptized with the Spirit of Christ." 2.30 p.m.—Service at Bayfield. All Welcome The Girls' Club of Clinton• Presbyterian Church held its March meeting at the Manse, with a fair attendance. The meeting opened with the singing of the hymn "Faith of our Fathers," followed by Mrs. Frank Mac- Donald reading the Scripture lesson and Mie; Murray leading in prayer. The minutes were read and adopted and the roll cell was answered by "My Favourite Hymn" Mrs. F. Mutch gave the treasurer's report. Final plans were made for the hazaer and hone -made making sale to be held in the Council Chember on April 9. A parcel was sent to a Scot- tish minister through "CARE." The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction and a .social hour was enjoyed by all, lunch being served by the hostess, as- sisted by Mrs. Sims. Junior' Institute Girls Doing Project A number of members of Clin- ton Junior Institute are now 'busily engaged in a "Sleeping Garment" project and have com- pleted six meetings. The club, celled "The Sew and Sews" has a small but enthusiastic 'member- ship with the following officers: president. Mrs. Bob Irwin; vice- president, Joyce weeks; secre- tary, Marie Glidden; pianist, Eileen Gldidon; press reporter, Dorothy McGuire: The first four meetings were held in the Agricultural Board Room but recently the meetings have been held in the girls' homes. The next meeting is planned for Mrs. Bob Irivin's home on Thursday, March 24. The finished garments, togeth- er with individual record books, are to be displayed at the annual Achievement Day to be held in June. This is the first project undertaken by the Junior Inst- itute for some time and promises to be a very successful and bene- ficial one. Baptist Church REV. A. FORSYTH, Minister Mrs. Ernest Adams, Organist J. R. Butler, Choir Leader SUNDAY, MARCH 20 1.15 a.m.—Sunday School 7.00 p.m.—Worship Service. EVERYONE WELCOME Tuesday, March 22, 6 p.m.—An- nual Business Meeting and I� Fellowship Supper at the Parsonage. Have you seep the New 1 S inStyles? h You are invited to come in and try on any -garment to your liking COATS SHORTIES I DRESSES SKIRTS SUITS BLOUSES All shown in the Iiew Spring Shades • A shipment of Curtain • and Drapery/ Materials has just arrived Curtaining by the yard Drapery Materials Frilled Curtains Criss Cross Curtains Don't fail to see for yourself the new colors and patterns. IRWIN'S Ontario St. United Church REV, W. J. WOOLFREY, Minister Mrs. E. Wendorf, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, MARCH 20 11.00 a.m.—Morning Service 12.15—Sunday School 7,00 p,m.—Union Evening Wor- ship in Wesley -Willis United Church. St. Paul's Anglican Church REV. R. M. P. BULTEEL, Rector Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist Mrs. J. G. MacKinnon, Choir Leader ; SUNDAY, MARCH 20 11.00 a.m.—Morning Prayer and Sunday School 7.00 p.m.—Union Evening Wor- ship in Wesley -Willis United Church. Friday—Lenten Service, 7.30 p.m. Wednesday, March 23, Friend- ship Club at home of Mrs. J. G. McLay, 8 p.m. Wesley -Willis United Church REV. ANDREW LANE, Minister Mrs. Morgan J. Agnew, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, 11'IARCH 20 —Mornin 11.00 a.m S Worship 12.75—Sunday School 7.00 p.m.—Union Evening Wor- ship in this church. This Is The Weather To Care For Your Shoes ! See our supply of — POLISHES BRUSHES DAUBERS WAX DUBBIN OIL WATERPROOFER Shoes Trees -- $1.25 Molded Toe Rubbers Special — $1.10 ' —of— NYLON HOSE (45 gauge) Regular $1.65 for $1.30 o SUITS at $29.50 up ® COATS at $27.95 up • SHORTIES at $25.95 up DEFT, CITAL ZEAL.. ' IFITYR. COMM Fie f accI itve SIioppe Miss W. O'1\ei9 in charge Memory Lives In Pictures YOU'LL want to preserve for all time the charm and beauty of the bride in all the glory of her wedding finery. Let a FOWLER BROS. portrait photo- grapher capture the magic of the wedding day . . . . in pictures. 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