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HomeMy WebLinkAboutClinton News-Record, 1947-03-13, Page 4P4GI FOUR CLINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, aVflitra011 13. 1947 Women's and Church Af#airs in :Clinton and District Wesley -Willis WA. Plans Happy Workers' Club For St. Patrick's Tea Holds February Meeting With a large .attendance, the WA. of Wesley -Willis WHllfsUnxtedChu4 Church Met in the church parlour on Thursday afternoon, March 6. The president, Mats, W. A. Oakes; was in the chair, math Mrs. H. Oharlesworth at bhe piano. After the opening hymn,. "Faith of our Father's, ,the presi- dent led in prayer. The devotional progs+am was taken by Mrs. John Nediger, reading the Scriptltre from Father, 3trs. Addisors giving ,thoughts an. ;the lesson, and prayer by Mrs. Vanl1orne, All reports were received and ac- cepted..• Regrets from Mrs. Ballantyne, who was to have spoken to the meet- ing, ?were given by Mrs. Oakes. Final plans for the .St. Patrick's Tea .were made and committees ar. ranged. For the month,. of February, 82 calls were made. I The Happy Workers' Chub held its r February meeting at the home of .Mrs. (Raymond Jamieson, opening with the singing of "Lead, kindlylight," followed, by' the Lords Pray- er. The treasurer's report was 'given. The lucky ticket was drawn by Allen Durnin, and was won by Mrs. William Holland. The next meeting is to be held at the .home of Mrs. Hugh 'Ball on March 13. The afternoon was spent in quilt- ing. The meeting closed with the National Anthem, after which a de- licious lunch was served by Group Four. A very acceptable reading .by Mrs. Charles Nelson on "Keep Going, and hymn 383, brought the meeting to a close. Mrs. J. Fraser's group were hostesses. MARTINS 1 China and Gift Dept. We have a nice selection of china, crystal and glassware items, suitable for all occasions. * * * REMEMBER --everyday is somebody's Birthday, Anniversary, Wedding or some other special i occasion, so come in and browse around in our China Department. 1 Our Stock consists mostly of ENGLISH CHINA and EARTHEN -WARE as we know our customers appreciate the best. We are sure you'll have no difficulty in choosing that particular gift. AT PRESENT WE HAVE THE FOLLOWING DINNER and BREAKFAST SETS * * 110 -PIECE SET ROYAL-DOULTON-- (Vernon Pattern) 110 -PIECE SET ROYAL-DOULTON- (Sherborne Pattern) $108.00 $117.°° 2 - 66 PIECE SETS ENGLISH DINNERWARE-- $3 5 each °i7 1 - 45 -PIECE SET ENGLISH DINNERWARE -- at $19:`5 2 - 21 -PIECE ENGLISH BREAKFAST SETS - $g a5 each * * * Regarding ( Spode) Dinnerware and odd pieces we would like to contact all those in Clinton and district, as to the patterns already in -use, and for those who wish to add to those lovely sets. While this popular china -ware is so scarce, we have been assured of stock, only to the extent of patterns already in this district. So, if you will kindly assist us for this informa- tion we will endeavour to secure what we can of this Beautiful ware. THANKING YOU KINDLY MARTINS DEPT. STORE Phone 36w - 36j. Clinton, Ont. 1 32 Years' Experience Should Help! This is the length of time we have been serving the public, including 25 years in Clinton. Now is the time to do that decorating job in your home or office! ESTIMATES GIVEN FREELY We carry a good' stock of SUN -TESTED WALLPAPERS ' and LOWE BROS. PAINTS. Wallpaper and paint are scarce and hard to get, and going higher in price. Come in and choose your paper arid paint now, and, if you like, do the work yourself, or we shall be glad to do it for you. D. A. KAY and SON PAINTERS and DECORATORS Three Doors. from Royal Bank -Huron St. Phone 234W Clinton Presbyterian WA. flans Annual Bazaar in June Thes Association orf Clin ton Presbyterian Church met in the church parlour on Wednesday after- noon, March 5, with a ,very large attendance. . The president, Mrs. Twitchell, was in the chair, and Mrs. Snider at the piano. The meeting opened lb singing hymn 209. The Charles Johnson was in London on psident then read the 34th Psalna Monday and led in prayer. It was moved by Mrs.. Lane and seconded by Mrs. Robertcn, that Mrs. Maxwell substitute as secretary dur- ing the absence of Mrs, Streets, due to illness. The treasurer, Mrs. Max - i 1111 I III I IIII I I I II ,IthIQ111111 all I II LLID:IIIfnlfPllll I IaIIIIUIII I �91(Ip 11 Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth C. Elliott were in London on Monday: Joe Yesbec, Aylmer, has 'been vis- iting Mr. and 1lars. John W. Nediger, Jr., and renewing acquaintances in town. McBURNEY---HOLLAND The home of Mr. and Mrs, Noble Holland',Baron Road, was the set- ting for the marriage of their young- est daughter, Roma Marie, to Ken- neth Benjamin MoBurney, London, son of Mr. and Mrs. Hari McBurney: London. ,Rev. Andrew Lane, tninieter. of Wesley -Willis United Ohurch, Clinton, officiated at the ceremony, which took place on Saturday, March The bride, given in marriage by well, road the financial report. and Miss Ruby V. Irwin has returned her father, was gowned in V•efverine the minutes of the last meeting. It from a veryover e ttin, and carried white oara was moved. by Mrs. Shaddock and pleasant visit with tela. by rosebuds. Her finger-tip neo was caughtwa seconded! by Mrs: Gibson that all out- aines, in Montreal, Toronto. and St. by ouble Her only ornament was 1VIarys, a doable strand of pearls, gift of standing accounts be paid. Mrs. Mabel Brook. London, visited the groom. Messages of thanks for cards and over the weekend with her father, Her attendant was Miss Marion flower sent to sick folk, were receiv- William Oke, also Mr. and Mss. Wil- Peck, Kippem gowned in pink net ed. Much discussion and many plans Liam Biggins. over taffeta. •anct carried a bouquet followed regarding the annual bazaar and tea and, it was moved by Mrs, Mrs. E. M. P, Bulteel has returned of Daffodils. Sw ha ore a S1oral Roberton, and seconded by Mrs. Wil- son, that the annual bazaar and tea be held on June 14, 1947. Hymn 376 closed the meeting with the Lord''s Prayer repeated in unison. A social half hour followed with Mrs. Roberton and 1VIrs. Snider as friends in town and vicinity. tea hostesses. to her • home after spending the head dress,• winter with her daughter in Van- The groom's only attendant; was his couver, B.C. brother, Robert McBurneyy, Toronto. Mrs. Walter Willson, Timmins, left IA reception followed the ceremony Friday after a week's visit with Mr. when some 30 guests were received and Mrs. J• L. Heard and other by the brides mother, gowned in navy blue, with a. corsage of pmt Mr, and Mrs, W N. Nediger were carnations, while Mrs. McBurney re. in London yesterday and on their' ceived, gowned in black sand white, return• were accompanied by w. J, 'with corsage of pink carnations. ,Afterward, a wedding dinner was Nediger, r., who is much improved ,, r Evening Girls' Auxiliary Organized at St. Paul's in health after several weeks in The young couple left amid show - ,AI number of the girls oI St. Paul's Church met at the home of Miss M. Hawkins Thursday evening, March 6, and organized an Evening Girls' Auxiliary of the W.A. • Following are the officers: Presi- dent, Mary Kudie; • secretary, Nancy Fords; treasurer Kathleen Powell; Dorcas 'seeretary, June McCartney; programme convener, Margaret Front in. The next meeting will .be held at the home of Miss Hawkins on Thurs- day, March 27. Will all girls keep this date in mind, and a full attend- ance is requested. F. R. CUNINGHAME FLORIST Greenhouses: Huron St. * c: 4 Mid -Winter Flowering Plants Cyclamens - Cinerarias Schianthus and Begonias All In Gay Bloom o a: * CUT FLOWERS Daffodils - Carnations Roses GET YOUR CHICKS Outinlh.,d AQE fRMS Mq For 16 years has led the field' the "most fed" chick starter in Western Ontario. Made and delivered daily right' here in Western On- tario - it is fresh - tasty - vitamin rich - proven by 1,000,000 chicks daily. One hundred chicks need only one bag of Vitafood for the first month . . keep. your chicks out in front with Vitafood. N✓ y KNOW,/ that chicks ftp to three weeks require one inch of. chick size hopper space per chick, and two inches per chick from three to six weeks of large size chick hopper 8!os1) • hers of confetti for a honeymoon trip Mr. and Mrs. Kelso Streets are to London end points south. On their spending a few days with Mrs.' Streets fancily in Dashwood. Mr. return they will reside at 83 Sack Streets is recuperating after a tonsil ville St., London, y operation. YOUNG -MOULD Mr. and Mrs. A.pie J. Deseck and A quiet wedding took place at the ran Stephen Douglas, who have re- United Church parsonage, Blyth, Gently moved from Michigan to Olin- 'when the Rev. A. uaincalir united in Te- ton, silent the last couple of weeks marriage in Detroit. At present they are lin- Edna, daughter of Mr. and ing wibh Mrs. Deseek's parents, Mr•. tMrs. Fred ,Mould, Glenfield, Leicest- and Mrs. A. G. Brandon,er„England, to Henry Telford Young, Mr. and Mrs. J. George McLay i son 01 Mrs. Mary A. Young, Blyth, were in Toronto last week attending I and the late Henry Young. the funeral of the fornter's mother,i 'The bride looked lovely in an aqua the late Mrs. John McLay. Miss wool ensemble with matehing hat ,the McLay spent the time with and wore a corsage of red roses. The her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. B. couple were attended by Mrs. Myrtle P, Lancaster, St. Marys. I Murray, sister of the bridegroom. Dr. L. W. Brigham has returned and his nephew, William Murray. to the West after visiting his sisters, t Following the ceremony Mr. and Misses Levinia and Olivetta Brigham Mrs. Young left on a trip through and Mrs. Ernest Adams. He will be southern Ontario. On threw return located at the Manor Hotel, Winni- they will reside in the brid'egroom's peg, Man. On his return he was 'home, Blatt. accompanied by his nephew, Lloyd 1 Mrs. Young arrived in London Adams, who is having a visit in when the recent blizzard was at its Western Canada,height. She ,had been trying to se- IMrss M. E. Clarke, Seaforth, en -'cure transportation to Canada for tertained at a trousseau tea, Friday 'several months and finally had to afternoon and evening, in honour ad go to Sweden and from there she her daughter, Miss Betty, whose marriage to John .Smith takes place ish vessel, Drottingholm, and docke:i made the Tourney aboard the Swed - Saturday afternoon, March 15, in in New York ten days later. Mrs. Northside United Ohurch, ,Seaforth. A Young's fancily are in England and number of relatives and friends from the. only relative she ha:, in Canada Clinton and district attended. is Mr. Fred Chapple, Kipper', 1 or - Clinton WI. Donates $10 to Aid to China Clinton Women's Institute held its regular meeting in the Board Room, Agricultural Office, Clinton, with a d attend merly of Blyth. Mr. Young served overseas with the Canadian Army for four years, St. Paul's WA. Hears Talk By Miss Bessie Sloman Discuss Need for Unity R. S. Atkeg, chose as her subject, At Wesley -Willis Club ee of ' ,nt y. - at home and a ro b ad." e ' She fust traced the lack of jumiby' evidenced in the world today, The Girls' CiLeb of \ Wesley -Willis .spealang chiefly 01 the iron -curtain itbetween Ru i Un cU Churchss a and the e met i h Western u. h � tea the cr'u'et world' pat9our, Tuesday evening, March 11, L ,the Pack of unity in certain with airs. 0. M. „Shearing .presiding, democratic countries' such as France, The president made mention of the, inhere minority governments have fall bazaar and asked for donations. Fagged the cotuntry down to a third Miss Ida Walkinshaw volunteered to thee. Power; the United States and take charge of the' same. difficult negro problem in the Due to the Easter holidays, the southern states; (Canada with its April' meeting is being put off one sectionla] and Engbislc and French- week April Mr. Jspeaking differences, gave the treasurer's15. repors.Wt wervis Selfishness, greed, hich , and'intolerance oaten motivate the actions of free showed to a balance of $22.60. Steepe's group was Mrs, , in charge peoples in their public as well. as of the program with Miss W. O'Neil their private li'v`es;" she declared, acting as chairman, in the absenca of "and what we Mrs. Steepe. Miss O'Neil gave an lie a realize is that the basic trotnible and cure Tie at approp fate Lenten message Om the home." 'She' stressed' the valve of ,Power of. Prayer." Mrs, Shearing' Ied education, reading and travel as a in ,prayer. Two delightful solos were means of gaining, unity within a given by Miss Maribell'e Mackenzie, country ' and then outlined' some of with Mrs. M. s Agnew acting as ac• the means •being talcen„ta gain world rend 4het.. Miss Luella VV'al'Ictclever unity, through the Tlnited Nations, read` the IScrpture lesson, A clever the organization for World Federa- Datieaunla , was given by Mrs. Archie tion, and an orgamazation for a Fed - g enation of the Western democracies. The 'speaker of the evening, Mrs,' • Mrs. Caryl Draper gave her home The meeting opened with the sing- on Tuesday afternoon for the regular ing of the Ode and the Lord's Prayer meeting of St. PauI's WA. Mrs. R. repeated in unison and the regular M. P. Bulteel, the president, opened routine business was dealtwith. On the meeting with G prayer service. motion of Mrs. Fred Hanley and Mrs. Fred Rutile read the Scripture Mrs. H. Jenkins it was decided to 'passage. Col. 2, verses 6-15. donate $10 to the Aid to China Fund.l ,After a short discussion, the topic The roll call was answered by "My for the day was taken by. Miss Bessie Favourite Bird." Sloman, who choose tate chapter on Mrs. Ernest Adams presided at isease from the Study Boole. Miss the piano for the singing. Mrs. 'Simian dealt with the question from Percy ;Munson sang a lovely solo accompanying herself on the piano. Mrs. Harvey Jenkins gave an excel- lent paper on Birds. Mrs. A. P. animate voiced the appreciation of the iadies to all who had taken part in the meeting. The National Anthem brought a pleasant meeting to a close. cause, which is mainly ignorance of the poor and apathy of the rich, to the inevitable result -too• great loss of life, Not only t'he people of India but the privileged citizens of Canada have a part in the relief of suffering. The meeting was closed with pray- er: The hostess served refreshments during a pleasant social hour. Mrs. W. H. Robinson voiced the naprecia- PRESBYTERIAN W1VIS tion of the members to Mrs. Draper The W.M.S. of the P'resbyte•i:ttnlfor her hospitality. Mrs, Bulteel in - Church will hold its regular meeting gaited the members to Ire Rectory at the home of Mrs. John Snider, for the April meeting. Albert ,St,, on Wednesday, March 19, at three o'clock. Clinton Oddfellows RATION COUPON DUE DATES Gain Eight Members o Coupons now valid are 526 to .Clinton Lodge No. No. 83 I.0.0.'F. 543, butter B35 to B44, meat is gaining in strength all the time, M64 to M76. Maple products receiving eight now members Tues - are no longer rationed. day evening. The Lodge from Wing - o ham will be present next week arid ONTARIO ST. GIRLS' CLUB will confer the 2nd degree. The Girls' Club of Ontario St. IJ,urauic Rebebah Lodge No. 306 Unitedf Church will meet tonight was in iSeaforth on Monday .night and Hattie {Thursday) oCurtiee, at the home of Miss while degneetinre the a ve y pleasing put on he ng Manmer. CHURCH DIRECTORY Baptist REV. C. C. ANDERSON, Minister Mrs. Ernest Adams, Organist Mrs. W. Aikenhead, Choir Leader SUNDAY, MARCH 16 Bible School at 2.30 P.M. • Evening Worship at 7 P.M. A pre -sermon question will :be an- swered - "Is there Protestant Popery." Sermon "Why Baptists remain in ,Clinton." You are invited and urged to worship with true Baptist Catholics. Wesley -Willis Church REV. ANDKEW LANE, Minister Mrs. Morgan J. Agnew, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, MAII;CII 16 11.00 A.M.-Morning Worship, 12,10 -Church School 7.00 P.M. - Evening Worship in St. Paul's Anglican Church. Ontario St. United Church REV. W. J. WOOLFREY•,' Minister B. J. Gibbings, Choir Leader Mrs. E. Wendorf, Organist SUNpalY, MAII,CH 16 11.00 A.M.-Morning Worship, "Why Sin." 12.15 -,Sunday School 7.00 P.M. - Evening Worship., St. Paul's Anglican Church. St. Paul's Anglican REV. R. M. P. BULTEEL, Rector Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist Mrs. J. G. MacKinnon, Choir Leader SUNDAY, MARCH 16 8.30 A.M.-Holes Communion 11.00 A,M.-+Morning Prayer 2.00 P.M. --(Sunday School 7.00 P:M. - Evening Service in this church. Wednesday --Lenten service 7.30 P.M. Presbyterian REV. D. J. LANE, Minister Mrs. Bert Boyes, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, MARCH 16 10.00 A.M.-Sunday SehooI 11.00 A.M.-Divine Worship, "An Interceding Woman." 2.30 P.M.--.Senviee at Bayfield All Welcome Pentecostal C. M. GINGRICH, Pastor ---- ,SUNDAY, MARCH 16 2.30 P.M.-ISundaly School 3.30 P.M. -Worship ,Service 7.30 P.M. --Evangelistic Service Sunday Services at ,home of Miss Laura Jervis, Princess .St. E. Cottage Prayer ,Meetings each Tues- day and Thursday at 8 P.m. "God commendeth. His Love toward us in that while we were yet sinners Christ died for us" Rom. 5:8. TOWN NEWS NEW STORE ARRANGEMENT s • • Realizing the importance of Modern Store Equip- ment and Layout, we are sparing no expense in planning and remodelling every department in our store. • • • You will enjoy -The Same Hearty Greeting The Same Good Attention More Orderly Stocks Much Better Displays WITH PRIDES - THE LOWEST POSSIBLE • • • NEXT WEEK we will have ready for your Selection for Spring Wear: Suits, Coats and Dresses, enhanced with all the New Style Tendencies. COME IFN AND SEE US R. V. IRWIN ANNUAL ST. PATRICK'S TEA UNDER AUSPICES OF THE W.A. OF WESLEY-WILLIS CHURCH SATURDAY, MARCH 15 commencing at 3 o'clock in the Lecture Room of the Church Booths: HOME BAKING NOVELTIES Menu: Ham Salad Irish Jelly Bread and Butter Pie Tea 40c ' Supper for Business People -5,30 to 7 o'clock Baked Ham, Escalloped Potatoes,' Salad, Pie Tea 50e EVERYBODY WELCOME 10-11-b Bread is a Quality Food • • • Serve BARTLIFF'S MILK LOAF at every meal. Take home a loaf today. 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