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CLINTON -NEWS-RECORD
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER 29. 1949
Women's and Church Affairs in Clinton District
B
R. S. Atkey spent the weekend
n Owen Sound with his mother,
Mrs. G. E. Atkey.
Mr. and Mrs. David Johnston,
Kitchener, spent Sunday last at
the - home of their parents, Ms.
and Mrs. J. H. Johnston.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Douglas and
two daughters, Kay and Nancy,
Erin, were - weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. McLay.
Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Oke, Lon-
don, visited with Mrs. Grace Hig-
gins, and Mr. and 'Mrs. F. B.
Pennebaker recently.
Mrs, Grace Higgins has been
xenewing old acquaintances, and
visiting relatives in Exeter dur-
ing the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Pennebaker
are in Toronto this week attend-
ing the Drug Show at the Royal
York hotel.
Mr. and Mrs. Len Evans, St.
Thornes, were weekend visitors at
the home of the latter's parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter.
Rev. and Mrs. Hugh C. Wilson
are .visiting for a few days this
week with Rev. and Mrs. J. F.
Reycraft, Peterboro.
Mr: and Mrs. B. B. Pockling-
ton and two children, Peter and
Nancy, returned on Sunday after
spending 'the past month in the
Western Provinces.
Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Landsbor-
ough, Clinton, and Misses Helen
and Kay Jervis; Toronto, have
returned from a month's motor
trip to the West Coast.
Mrs. G,eorge M. Shiles and
daughter Mary left Clinton yest-
erday to join Squadron -Leader
Shiles in Toronto. They will re-
side et 207 Millwood Road. 'S/L'
Shiles is attending RCAF Staff
College, Armour Heights.
Mr. and Mrs. John A. Sutter
and Miss Shirley, and Mrs. Ben-
son Sutter visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. R. P. Robbins, Cred
iton. - Mrs. Benson Sutter was
guest Soloist at the Crediton
United Church anniversary.
Guy Brissenden, now of Toron-
to, former inspector of the houses
that were built here, with Mrs.
Brissenden, were visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. James Livermore
and other friends in town last
week,
Rev. K. J. Beaton, Toronto,
while in town over the weekend
was the guest at the home of his
mother, Mrs. A. D. Beaton.
Benson Sutter spent the week-
end in Barrie attending Toronto
Conference YPU convention as a•
delegate from London Confer-
ence YPU.
Mr. aed Mrs. James Livermore
and brother, John, and Mrs. Jack-
son, took in the Western Fair,
London, for a day during Fair
week,
George Rathwell, Toronto, has
returned to his home after visit-
ing his sisters, Miss Mabel Beth -
well, Clinton, and Mrs. William
Foster, Hensall.
Miss Marjorie Stanley has been
appointed recently by the Min-
ister of Agriculture as clerk -
stenographer at the Department
of Agriculture office in Clinton.
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ONTARIO ST. WA
The WA of Ontario' St. United
Church will meet on Tuesday;,
October 4, in the Church Hall,
Mrs. Shipley end Miss Grant will
be in charge of the programme
with the ladies of No. 4 Highway
and Concession 2 Hullett, serv-
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Couple Celebrate
Silver Anniversary
ONTARIO STREET
CHURCH MARKS
ITS ANNIVERSARY
(By our Hensall correspondent)
A very enjoyable evening was
spent at the home of Mr. end
Mrs. Orville Smith, Parr Line,
Zurich, Saturday evening, Sept-
ember 24, when a number of
friends and relatives gathered to
help them, celebrate their silver
anniversary,.
Dinner was served at 7.30 The
table was• attractive, centred with
a three -tiered wedding cake. Af-
ter dinner music was enjoyed and
en addresswas read. by Mrs.
Harold Brodrick, 'end Mr. and
Mrs. Smith were presented with
a number of lovely gifts by little
Miss Joan end Bob Roderick. Mr.
Smith, on behalf of his wife and
himself, extended thanks.
One of the highlights of the
affair and one which caused much
merriment, was the presentation.
of a mock wedding.
Guests were present from Lon-
don, Exeter and Hensall. The,
immediate family were all pres-
enth e
. with the exception of the p
eldest son, Jack, who is at White
Horse, Yukon Territory.
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Milton
have returned to Toronto, after
spending a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Orval Rapson, on their
return from a pleasant motor trip
to Ottawa and Montreal.
Mr. end Mrs. Lawrence Den-
omme and family, and Mr. and
Mrs. Wilfred Denomme and Mrs.
W. Swinbank were in Hamilton
on Saturday attending the
Denomme-Cruickshank wedding.
Recent visitors at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Cook include
Mr. and Mrs. George Boyer and
Billy and Mrs. Roy Dickson, To-
ronto, and Mrs. High, Mr. and
Mrs. High, Jr., and Charles and
Douglas, and Mrs. Bertie Haber,
all of Romeo, Mich. . charitable organization the world
Mr. and Mrs John Moyter (nee has ever known and the Good
Marny MacKinnon) have return- Samaritan to all the world. He
ed from their honeymoon in felt, however, that being a good
Bermuda, and spent the weekend Samaritan was not enough, but
with their aunt, Mrs. W. Jackson that the reasons for a need of a
and Mrs. MacKinnon. While in good Samaritan must be done
Bermuda, a reception was tend- away with, that is, the road from
ered the bride and groom and Jerusalem to Jericho, or from
Mrs. Moyter took part in musical Shanghai to Tibet, must be clear -
events, singing over the Bermuda ed of the robbers that cause the
network. Mr. Moyter is a fourth need for help.
year student in electrical engin- 0
erring at the University of To-
ronto, while Mrs. Moyter is taking
a post graduate course in Public
Health Nursing at the same Uni-
versity.
St. Paul's WA Hears
Fine Talk on Prayer
Rev. Dr. Kenneth Beaton, To=
ronto; was the guest speaker at
the annual anniversary services
of Ontario St. United Church,
Sunday morning and evening,
before large congregations.
Special music, under the cap-
able leadership of Mrs. E. Wen-
dorf, was enjoyed. At the morn-''
ing service, this included an an-
them, "Blessed Be the Name of
the Lord," Maunder; a solo,
"Thanks Be To God," by Mrs. R.
G. Bennett; a quartette, consist-
ing of Miss E, Wiltse, Miss Cos-
Unna Wendell, D. Symons and
Pearson. At the evening service,.
there was an anthem, "Tarry with
me. 0 My Saviour," with Mrs.
Bennett and Miss Wiltse as solo
ists; a duet, "Somebody is Pray-
ing for You," by Mr.. and Mrs.
Don Symons;, an anthem, "The
Day. is Past and Over," with solo
parts taken by Miss Wendorf and
D. Symons.
The minister, Rev W. J. Wool -
trey, had. charge of both ser-
vices. At the moreing service;
the guest speaker, , Dr. Beaton
chose as his subject, "The Riches
of the Church" He outlined the
many ways in which the church
was rich; first in her gospel which
stressed the infinite worth of
every individual and
of the suf-
ficiency of Jesus Christ; second-
ly, in the gratitude of the large
group of people at home and
abroad who for the church would
never crave had a chance. Next,
the church is rich in the character
of her ministers end missionaries
and also in the calibre of the na-
tive Christian leadership in many
fields.
The evening services at St.
Paul's Anglican and Wesley -
Willis were cancelled, so that the
congregations could worship with
Ontario St. United. At the even-
ing service the Scripture was read
by Rev. Hugh C. Wilson of Wes-
ley -Willis United Church.
Dr. Beaton chose as his subject,
"Who is My Neighbour," basing
his remarks on the story of the
Good Samaritan. He stressed the
fact the church is the greatest
The members of St. Paul's
Church WA met for the regular
meeting in Owen Memorial Hall
on Tuesday afternoon, Sept 20.
In the absence of Mrs. Hudie,
the president, the chair was tak-
en by Mrs. L. McKinnon. Var-
ious reports were submitted and
the work for fall term considered
WOMAN, BABY,
FATALLY
HURT
IN CAR PLUNGE
A woman and her three -month-
old baby were fatally injured
Saturday night when a car plung-
ed into ,an eight -foot excava-
tion
for a culvert on a. 'gravel
road about three and three-
quarters miles east of Blyth.
Mrs. Lawrence Jacklin, B,R. 2
Brussels, died Shortly after the
car, being driven west by her
husband, crashed into the hole,
which police said had been ex-
cavated by a power shovel earl-
ier the same day. Her baby,
Glen, died almost instantly. '
Mrs. Jacklin was said to. have
been riding in the front seat of
the car holding Glen when, the
car took the fatal plunge. Mr.
Jacklin suffered chest and facial
injuries and . was removed to
Scott Memorial Hospital in Sea-
forth. Four other Jacklin child-
ren—Gordon, six; Donald, five;
Marline, four; and Wayne, two—
escaped with cuts end bruises.
Wayne was 'riding in the front
seat of the car with his parents
and baby Glen when the crash
occurred. The car, a 1939 model
was described by police as a total
wreck.
After the car came to rest right
side up in the gaping hole said
to extend 15 feet lengthwise of
the top of the goad. Mr. Jacklin
carried the body of baby Glen
from the wrecked vehidle and
his wife, still alive to the top
of the embankment. He saw that
the other children were safely
out of the automobile, then ran
to the farm of Archie Young for
help. When he returned he found
that Mrs. Jacklin was dead.,
A post mortem performed on
Sunday showed that Mrs. Jack -
lin died of internal injuries and
the baby with a fractured skull.
Medical aid was summoned
from Brussels as well as an am
buten& for Mrs. Jacklin, but the
injured woman died before the
arrival of the ambulance.
Dr. E. A. McMaster, Seaforth,
coroner, has ordered an inquest
for October 5 at 3 p.m. Dr. -Mc
Master said the excavation ap-
parently had been left unprotect-
ed and that he saw no sign of a
warning light on the road, known
as the Hullett-Morris boundary
road. He said that his examina-
tion of the section near the ex-
cavation indicated that there was
a sign marked, "Road Closed"
some 40 feet from the hole on
one side of the road• The ex-
cavation stretched across the en-
tire width of the road, Dr. Mc-
Master said.
I.O.O.F. NOTES
Instalation of officers will be
the special feature of the meeting
of Hurons Rebekah Lodge on
Monday, October 3. D,D.P. Sis.
Edith Boyes, and her team, Sea -
forth, will be in attendance and
confer this honour on the officers,
of the Lodge.
Clinton Lodge IOOF No. 83 is
planning a fowl supper, for mem-
bers only, on Tuesday evening,
October 18. Entertainment will
be provided.
Installation of officers of Clin-
The usual bale for Endeavor; ton Lodge will be held on Tues-
Sask., will be prepared soon, and day, October 25, when DDGM Fred
good used clothing, or new gar- Boyce and his team, Brucefield,
cnents and knitted articles are re-
quested.
Mrs. May Rance MecKinnon
took the topic for the day, which
was "Prayer" The speaker very
ably brought to the minds and
will be present.
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PRIZE CAR DAMAGED
BELGRAVE—Robert Yuill, 4th
line, Morris; while motoring on
the highway south of Brampton
hearts of her listeners the potency had his car hit from the rear by
of prayer, both for individuals another during a traffic halt. His
and for groups, and she told of
many concrete instances where
prayer had brought happy results.
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Presbyterian WMS
Holds Good Meeting
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The regular meeting of the
WMS of Clinton Presbyterian
Church was held at the home of
car was thrown into a five-foot
ditch, Damage to his oar, a sedan
won at the Blyth Legion draw
this summer, was estimated at
$400, but Mr. YXuill and a com-
panion both escaped injury.
Mr. Hogb'ristle
A men named Joe Hogbristle
appeared hi court to have his
name legally changed. The judge
Mrs, James Deakins. After sing- nodded understandingly, and ask-
ing a hymn, the 23rd psalm.. was ed, "What name do you want
repeated in unison, the president to take?"
following with prayer, • "Frank Hogbristle. I'm tired
Mrs. John Snider read an int of hearing people say, "Hi, .Toe,
cresting letter 'from a girl in whaddya know'.
Women's Christian Medical Col- ' e
lege, Ludhiana, India. The course No Difficulty
is a very difficult one, especially
for women, and this girl asked
for the prayers of the WMS.
"We pioneer south of the
Clouds," subject of the last chap-
ter from the study book, was well
given by Mrs. Allan Maxwell.
Mm, Roberton reported the high-
lights of the Presbyterial Rally
held recently. The meeting clos-
ed with the singing of a hymn
and the Lord's 'Prayer, The Important Part
This society regrets the passing
of Miss Agnes, Stirling, a valued Brown was telling Andrew that
and devoted member: he had gone to a lawyer for
At the close of the meeting 'the advice.
hostess served refreshments, as- "Why spend money on' a law-
sisted by Mrs. Snider yet?" asked Andrew. "Didn't
o you notice that he read the ad -
PRESBYTERIAN WA TO MEET vice out of a book?"
The WA of. Clinton Presbyterian "Sure," replied Brawn. "But
Church will meet at the home of he knows what page it is on."
Mrs. M. D. McTaggart on Tries- --o
day afternoon, October 4, at threes
o'clock.
The impecunious young man
had just learned from his sweet-
heart's own lips that she loved
him, but his joy was tempered.
"Darling," he said, "you know I
love you, but marriage just now
is impossible. Why, I couldn't
keep a canary!"
"Don't be silly," said the ami-
able young lady. "I' like can-
arses, tool"
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HOSPITAL AID TO MEET
The regular sheeting
of Clinton
Hospital Aid will be held in the
Council Chamber, on Tuesday
evening, October 4, at eight
o'clock,
Ontario St. United
Church
REV. W. J. WOOLFREY, Minister
Mrs. E. Wendell, Organist
and Choir Leader
Sunday, October 2
11.00 a.m.—Mo•ning Service
12.15—Sunday School ...
7.00 p.m.—Evening Worship
Wesley -Willis United
Church
Rev. HUGH C. WTLSON, Minister
Mrs. Morgan J. Agnew, Organist
and Choir Leader
Sunday, October 2
11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship
Rev. S. H. Brenton, chairman
of Huron Presbytery.
12.15—Church School.
7.00 b.m.-Eveni'•ig Praise.
Rev. Mr. Brenton.
Welcome to Worship.
St. Paul's Anglican
Church •
REV. R. M. P. BULTEEL, Rector
Mrs. Theodore Fremiin, Organist
Mrs. J. G. MacKinnon,
Choir Leader
Sunday, October 2
11.00 a.m.—Holy Communion
and Sunday School.
7.00 p.m.—Evening Service.
Tuesday, October 4 at 3 p.m.—
Ladies' Guild in Owen Mem-
' oriel Hall
Wednesday, October 5 at 8 p.m.—
Board of Management.
Baptist Church
REV. A. FORSYTH, Minister
Mrs. Ernest Adams, Organist
J. R. Butler, Choir Leader
Sunday, October 2
11.15 a.m.—Sunday School
7.00 p.m.—Evening Worship
EVERYONE. WELCOME
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Pentecostal Church
Matilda St., South of CNR
CLAYTON WARRINER, Pastor
Sunday, October 2
10.00 a.m.—Sunday School
11.00 a.m.—Worship:
7.30 n:m.—Evening Service,
"Jesus—Saviour and Healer."
(Come and be prayed for).
Thursdey, 4.30 p.m. — Sunshine
Hour.
Thursday, e0,0 min.—Bible Study
You are invited.
Presbyterian 'Church
REV. D. J. LANE, Minister-
Mrs. Bert Boyes, Organist
,,.,. and Choir Leerier
Sunday, October. 2
10 00 a.m.—Sunday School.
11.00 a.m.—Divine Worship
"Wise or Foolish".
2,30 pm.—Service at Bayfield.
All Welcome'
WESLEY-WILLIS WA
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The WA of Wesley -Willis Unit-
ed Church will meet in the
Church Parlour on Thursday af- '
ternoon, October 6, at three
o'clock. Group four will be in
charge.
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