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CLINTON N-1LECORD
THUR. DAY,. AP11I 3,:;1947
omen's and Church Affairs in Clinton and Disiriet
Activity Reported
By Hospital Aid
The Hospital Aid Association held SMITH-CLARKE
qt.
its, monthly meeting in the Town
Couloir Chamber Tuesday evening
with the president Mrs. C. Mclabinon,
in the char•.
i Mrs. W. Thomas Hawkins visited The roll call and minutes were readjeer aunt, Mrs. J. Sitricker, Kite enea, by M. H. O. Lawson, while Miss
over the weekend,. Walkinshaw, the treasurer, reported
Miss Madeleine Hawkins spent the a balance of $325.21.
past weekend in Hamilton and Tor- ( Committee reports were presented
onto with relatives and friends. as follows: Mrs. C. D. Connell, buying;
Clinton Ski Club wound up the Mrs. W. Roibinsou, membership (114
season with a chicken dinner at The members reported),
Lttie Inn at Bayfield. Sunday night.. The president reported that a numb -
Mrs. Kenneth M. Brealeey, Zurich, er of women's organizations in the
is spending a few days with •her eremrounciing community were interest.
parents, Mr, and Mrs. M.T. Corless ed in assisting the Hospital Md. A
Mr. and MTs. Gorodn R. Hearn, letter received by Mrs. N. W. Ta•ewar.
Toronto, spent a few clays this week the from the Tuckersntith Women's
with the fornter's mother, Mrs, B. C. Community Club asked, that a speaker
• Hearn.to explain hospital work be sent to
Mr, and Mrs. Billfold ,C'olquhonn their May meeting. Mrs, Trewartha
and, (laughter, Ruth Helen, Stratford, was ohosen to represent, the Hospital
were recent visitors of Mr.and 117as, Aid,
M. T. Corless. Mrs. A. E. Reddy reel ted for the
Jaynes Walker who, has spent rev- supply committee; les, J. Leiper for
eral months in Manitoba has return -
the 'social committee; Mrs. P. 0.ed to his home here and is with his 'Thompson for the muse's committee;
mother, Mrs. Isalbel Walker. and Mrs Mae Rance MacKinnon for
Edward Walters, who spent the the entertainment committee
winter months visiting his mother' the
stated that a
Mrs. Helen Dalzymple, and his many
friends, Ief% last 'week for his home games night was being planned to
at Nipawin, :Sask. wind nip the Marathon Bridge, at
Robert Hale, Clinton, accompanied which the winners of the two bridge
Don Hamill, Detroit, Mich., on a g'ro'ups would play off. Pars, W. A.
bushress trip to Delray Beach and Oakes, treasurer of the committee,
Miami, Flcadiia, where they spent a stated that $120.41 .had been taken in
pleasant weep. While Clintonians by the Marathon Bridge to date.
shivered under a severe winter storm,'( M're. ,MacKinnon also announced
•they reported the weather as being that the Girls' Club of Ontario ,St.
very hot in Florida and ideal for bath- United Church planned to share the
fang. proceeds of its Twilight Concert Fri -
clay afternoon with the Hospital Aid.
• IGOF ACTIVITY o
A number of members of Huronic.
,Rebekah Lodge No, 306 and Clinton
Lodge LO.O.F. No. 83 attended the ,Due to bad weather the last meeting
At -Home of the Goder eh Lodges in of the Friendship Club of St. PauI's
'MacK.ay Hall on Friday last. Ohuroh was cancelled. The next meet-
iBrucefield Ii.O.O1F. lodge visited ing will be held hi the Parish Hall on
the Clinton Lodge on Tuesday and Wednesday, April 9, ,Mrs. H. Henry
put on the second: degree for the and Mrs. I. Jervis being the hostesses.
Clinton candidates, and on. Wednes- At this meeting we must •plan for the
day 'evening the local lodges visited Blossom Tea which we always hold on
Seaforth when the third degree was the last •Saturday in May, se a full
put on for the visitors, attendance is hoped for.
Daffodils and apple b'lossoins made
an effective setting in Northside
United Chureh, Seaforth, for the
marriage .of Elizabeth Eleanor,
daughter of Mr. and ,'Mrs Melvin E.
Clarke, iSeafottth to John Emmerson
Smith, son of Mr. and Mrs. John 11.
Smith, Tuckensmith. • Rev. • H. V.
Workman officiated and the wedding
music was played py Mrs. James •A:
Stewart, .church organist,
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore. a white nylon mar-
quisette gown, over taffeta, with lace
trim and fitted bodice with foal skint.
met• long veil was :hold in place with
a. lace headdress and .she carried
white carnations,
Miss Mae Clarke, sister of the
bride, as maid of honor, wore pink
taffeta :with silver sequin trine. A
selauld:er vteil fell from a • flower
headdress,
Miss Joyce Wilbee, the bridesmaid,
wore blue 'taffeta with shoulder veil
and flower headdress. The attend-
ants carried similar nosegays of pink
cavitations.
• Lorne Dale, Seaforth, was 'best man
and the ushers were Ernest Clarke,
Toronto, and Arbh•ne Varley, Tucker -
smith. 1Vaiss Louise Case, Seaforth,
was soloist.
After the ceremony a reception
was hell at the home of the bride's
I perents. Later MT..and Mrs. Smith
left on a trip to Toronto and other
'eastern cities, the bride travelling
in a black suit with pink accessories.
:On their return they will reside in
.Seaforth,
St. Paul's Friendship Club
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Mothers' Club • Holds
Postponed Meeting
The poseponed March meeting of
The Mothers' Club of Wesley -Willis
United Chaureh was held on Tuesday
evening' at the home 'of Mrs, Percy
Riley, Rattenbury St. E. Through
,the hospitality of the hostess, 18
mobhers enjoyed a warm welcome.
A very ,profitable and -interesting
programme was conducted by Mrs.
IA. E. Douglas, opening 'with the
poean, "Warning Grown -Ups":
"When little children are 'about
I'd warn all grown-ups to watch out.
We put up signs in symbols clear
To show that: "Workingmen aro
near."
We warn the casual passors-by,
Whoe'er they may be, or clangers
nigh,
We line the roads with: "Drive
with Carel"
And many a board that shouts:
"Bewareln'
But sad it is, no signs appear
To warn us oldsters: "Children
near!"
When tempers' fires begin to burn,
Men mater words no chart should
COATS AND DRESSES
Customers are Acclaiming our Outstanding Values
and Our New Commodious Department is Simply
Humming with Enthusiatic Buyers
As An Added Attraction
We will give FREE of Charge, a Pair of
Nylon Hose with every sale of a Coat or
Suit (and including dresses of $10.00 or
over) made before closing time on Saturday.
night.
NEXT TIME YOU ARE IN SHOPPING, don't forget to browse
around our Piece -Goods Department. You will be amazed at the
abundance of Seasonable Merchandise at present on our shelves.
R. V. IRWIN
Engagements Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Baden, Powell, Eg-
mondville, wish to announce the en-
gagement of their younger daughter,
Phyllis Jean, to Archibald Russell,
younger son of Mr. and Mrs, Elmere
Phillips, Dungannon, the wedding to
take place quietly the latter part
of April.
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learn. •Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm L. Toms,
And in our worst of moods we do Bayfield, wish to announce the en -
So many things no child should gagement of their 'daughter, 'Dawna
view. Joy, to Lloyd Alfred Westlake, son of
Once more, when children are about, Mr. and Mas. Walter Westlake, the
We who are grown should all wedding to :rake plate in St. Andrew's
"Watch out!" United Church, Bayfield, April 19, at
After singing of Easter hymn 3.30 p.m.
"Beneath the Gross of Jesus," the themes as "We Learn Together,"
leader read a Mother's prayer', fol- "Telephone Manders," ",(esus Helped
lowed by Scripture reading Matthew People Who Su fered" were.. subier.,t.
27:27-37, The collection amounted ed to enthusiastic discussion. The
to $2,13. leader also presented parts of con -
Matters of business were discussed. tents of chapters of the BOOK "Ques-
The next regular meeting of April 24 tioning Mind," by Angelo Pata,
will be held at the horny, of Mrs, A..(wr•Eter in popular magazines and
E. Douglas, Mill St., with Mrs. W.'daily papers) dwelling en Mother's
Jervis in charge of the: evening's'wise handling of and attitudes to-
prograinme.!wards their children's joys and
From the Mother's Magazine stick problems,
Y.P.U. Festival Planned
An interesting event is planned for
Wesley -Willis United Church on
Tuesday evening, April 8, when
Huron Presbytery Y.P.U. are holding
their first musical festival.
This scheme has worked well in
other presbyteries and it is felt that
it should work here, too. Each union
is allowed :two numbers and as there
are no stated classes, it should prove
a most interesting evening of music.
The :public are cordially invited to
attend and there will be a silver col-
lection et the door. Miss Doreen
Coutts, Walton, •C'hrisl1an. Culture
Convener of the presbytery, is in
charge.
WESLEY-WILLIS GIRLS' CLUB
The April meeting of the Girls'
Club of Wesley -Willis United Church
has been postponed until Wednesday,
April 16.
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"How far down do you want to
sit?" asked the ticket man of a wom-
an at the box office window.
"Why, all the way, of course," she
snapped.
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Pentecostal
C. M. Gi[NGRIC0, Pastor
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 6
2.30 P.M. -Sunday School
3.30 P.M, -Worship Service"'
7.30 P.M. -Evangelistic Service
Sunday Services at .home of Miss
Laura Jervis, Princess St. E.
Prayer .,Meeting, Wednesday, 8 p.m.,
at the home of T. R. Thompson,
Ontario St.
"Christ died for our sins according
to the 'Scriptures." •.
"If Thou °halt confess with thy
mouth the Lord Jesus and shalt
believe in thine heart that God
had raised Him from the dead
thou shalt be saved."
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Wesley -Willis Church
REV. ANDREW LANE, Minisier
Mrs. Morgan J. Agnew, Organist
and Choir Leader
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 6
Morning Worship
Organ Prelude: I know that my
Redeemer Liveth.
Processional: Welcome Happy Morn-
ing, No. 107.
Confession: Lord's Prayer. '
Responsive Psahn: 766-0 ,Saviour of
the World.
Anthem: Christ one. Passover, Shelley.
Scripture Lesson.
Thanksgiving and Intercession. •
Announcements,
Offering.
Offertory: Sanctuary of the Heart.
0f:Eeetory Solo: Fear Not Ye, 0
Israel. Dudley Bruck -Mrs. W. A.
Oakes.
:Hymn: Jesus Christ is Risen To -day,
No. 105.
Sermon:"Life's, Perpetual Question."
Recessional: The Strife is O'er,
No. 109.
Benediction.
Pagan Postleide: Gloria, Mozart.
Evening Worship
Organ Prelude: Gantilene, Dubois.
Call to Worship.
Invocation.
Hymn• No. 112: Rejoice the Lord is
King,
Thanksgiving and Lor'd's • Prayer.
Responsive Psalen, 763: Christ our
Passover.
Quartette: The Old Rugged Gloss.
Scripture Lesson.
Intercession.
Announcemenits.
Offering..
Offertory: 13ells across the Meadoty,
Ketelby
Anthem: I an, He that Livetlt,
'Si nap er.
hymn: Christ the Lord is Risen To.
day, No. 104.
Sermon: Easter .Message.
Iaiyma: 0 Sons and Daughters Let
us Sing, No. 106.
Benediction.
Vesper.
Presbyterian
ILE•V, D. J. LANE, Minister
Mrs. Bert Boyes, Organist and
Choir Leader
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 6
11.00 A.M.-Divine Worship,
Easter Praise:
' Christ the Lord is Risen To -day.
Conte, Children, Join to Sing, Hal-
lelujah.
Blessed Morning,
Look Ye Saints the Sight is Glor-
ious.
Anthems:
He Is. Risen - Seniper.
The .Magdalene.
Sermon: "He is Risen -- .He is Not
Here" Mark 15:6.
2.30 P.M. -Service at Bayfield
All Welcome
Good Friday Service --10,30 A.M.-
St, Paul's Church. ,
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St. Paul's Anglican
REV. R. M. P. BULTEE•L, Rector
Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist
Mrs. J. G. MacKinnon, Choir Leader
GOOD FRIDAY
'Meditation Service -10.30 A.M.
RASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 6
8.30 A.M.-Holy Communion.
11.80 AM. ---Holy Communion.
Processional: " Welcome Happy
Morning"
Easter Sentences.
Kyrie,
Gloria Tibi.
Hymn: "All, Hail the Power of Jesus'
Name."
Sermon.
Anthem: "This Jelyftsl Eastertide,"
(A. E. Baker) Junior Choir,
Hymn: "Jesus Christ is Risen To.
day.,
Sursum Cords.
Sanctus,
Benedielus qui vemit.
Agatus Dei.
Gloria in Excelsis.
Reeessiotral: "Christ the Lord is
Risen To -day."
2.00 P.M. - Children's service and
' Baptisms
7.00 P.M. - Evening Service
Processional: "Christ the Lord s
Risen To -day."
Psahn 114.
Lesson: John 20: 11-23.
Num Dimtttis,
Creed.
Hymn: "Tho Strife is o'er, the Battle
done."
Epson•: '"The Day of Resurrection."
Anthem: "0 Death, Where is thy
Sting," (E Terrier).
ecessional: "He is Risen."
Baptist
a�V. C. C. ANDERSON, Ministet
Mas. Ernest Adams, Organist
Mrs, W. Aikenhead, Choir Leader
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 6
Morning Worship and Bible School
combined at 11 A.M. Prom this
date the Bible School will meet
at 11 instead of 2.30 P.M.
Evening Worship at 7 P.M.
The Pastor will bring Easter
messages.
This church believes there is a real
Hell for the unsaved and a real
Heaven for the Saved,
Do not forget the United Good Fri-
day morning service in St. Paul's
Anglican Church at 10.30, with
;Rev. W. J. Woolfrey bringing
the message.
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Ontario St, United Church
REV. W. J. WOOSJFREY, Minister
B. J. Gibbings', Choir Leader
Mrs. E. Wendell, Organist
EASTER SUNDAY, APRIL 6
Order of Service
Morning
Organ Prelude.
Call to Worship.
Holy, Holy, Holy.
Invocation' followed by the Lord's
Prayer.
Hymn 104.
Psalm Selection. 720.
Scripture: Sit, Mark 16.
Prayer.
Anthem: 'Wing of Kings,"
Miss A. L. Thompson.
Oiffoatosy: Piano and Organ..
Solo: Miss Elva Wilts°, selected.
Hymn 109.
Sermon: "Life After Death,"
Hymn 115.
Benediction.
Organ Postlude.
Evening
Organ Prelude.
Doxology: Praise God from Witom all
Blessings flow.
Invocation.
Hymn 112.
Scripture: St. Luke 24:13-32.
Prayer followed by Lord's Praye.
Anthean: "Since By Man Came
Death," soloist Mise Jean Elliott.
Offertory: Piano and Organ,
Solo: Miss Marion Gibbing's, selected.
Hymn 111.,
Seeman.
Duett and Ladies Chorus: "Getli•.
setnsne."
Hymn 108.
Benediction.
Organ Postlude.
soloist -
WESLEY-WILLIS W.A:
The WJVLS, of Wesley -Willis Unit.
er Church will meet in the church
parlour oil Thursday, April 10, at 3
p.m. Mrs. J. A, Setter's group will
be in charge of the 'meeting.
RATION COUPON DUE DATES
Coupons now valid are sugar -pre-
serves 526 to S46, butter B35 to B46.
Molasses remains on the list of ration•
ed commodities, one sugar -preserves
coupon being good for two quarts.
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