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Clinton News-Record, 1947-11-06, Page 4'AGE FIOUR rev: Richard Stewart accepts Call to London At' a meetin of the Presb ter g Y Y of 1Iiiron-Mait1amd held in Clinton on ,Tuesday, a"call from' New: St James Presbyterian Church, London, to the Rev. Richard Stewart, minis- ter pf Knox Church,,Goderich, was considered. Mr, Stewart announced his intentionof accepting the call and: will preach his farewell services at Goderich on Sunday,, Nov, 16th. The Rev: P. A. Ferguson of 'Hensall was appointed Interim -moderator of the • Goderich :::Church. 'The Rev. Rich- ard H. Williams of First 'Chur"eh, Seaforth, was elected Moderator •of the Presbytery to 'succeed Mr. Stewart, HIGH STREET, CLINTON The Fine Appointments of this Funeral' Home are Beautiful and Appropriate, Among Which the Large, Pheasant Rooms and Electric Organ are Not the Least. There is No Extra Charge for' Services Held Here Under. Such Ideal Conditions. BALL BROTHERS WM. N. BALL D. G, BALL FUNERAL DIRECTORS PHONE 361W Ambulance Service PHONE 8613 Liston to the "Messiah : Quartet" over Radio Station CKNX Wednesdays and Fridays at 2.30 pan. "cLI iTOi 'N•Hi9 SViCoRD Mission` • $and ' Holds • • Autumn .Thankoffering. The Bob McClure. Miasion Bland held` its :autumn thankoffering in :the sec- Muse hall of the elutes onWednesday, October 22. The president, Betty Lee Nediger .eonduetede •,the meeting., Words of welcome were spoken: to the guests by 1VIrs. Fii.•giand. After , the opening, hymn „arid ''re.' s. u se artin • recited, n .� , Marilyn.Yn "Books", and two readings were given by Gaile Shearing and Marilyn Sliced-- o s d t d d3c. Two poem were xea by Ste, phon Brown. and Gary Coqper, fol- oby prayer given 'wed ara er in union by rSteevet MnGowwan, Shirley Dales, Eugene lVfeLarcn and Dianne Cooper, A splendid recitation'entitled "My. English Doll' was given by Barbara Oliver dressed as a woman of India. A' musi•cai nuinber played en their guitars by Yvonne Dales and Kenneth Carter, was followed by a short play- let entitled "Thanksgiving", hi which the following, dressed, in eostuene, took part: the English girl, Pete. Mc- Gowan, African Bill Carrick, Chinese Ore Betty Lou ,Nediger. the E'Eiicimo Agnes Lane, the Arab bo.,r, Don Cor- nish, the Canadian, Murray Taylor, the Indian boy, Don Ross. A recitation given by Marjory .Cur- ry was followed by the taking of bhe offering by Karen and Sharon War- nock. The dedicatory prayer was giv- en by Joan McLaren. Five small child- ren then recited Thanksgiving verses: Thee were Gwenyth Griffiths, patty Murch, Sharon and Karen Warnock and Kenneth Curry. The hymn, 'tiGdd is Love" war sung by Ronald Lane, Gloria 'Cooper, Cameron Addison, Donald Hugill; Marion Dales, Dennis Griffiths ,and, David Beattie. Quotations from the Apostles were given by Doris Cooper, Ruth Glazier. Kenny Carter and ICelvin Jervis, All stood and repeated the Mission Band Purpose, after wbioh the closing hymn was sung. The guests were then invited 'to the ehtuch parlor, Mrs. Hearn poured tea and the children served tea._and cookies, There were 46 Mission Band .Children, 'six email guests and 20 mothers and members of W.M.S. present. ' Work of the Mission Band was on display. This, consisted of .crayon col- orings, serving eards and scrap books. Presbyterian Mission Band Rally Successful The Mission Band rally of Huron - Maitland Presbytery, Presbyberian Church in Canada, was held Monday afternoon, November 3, in the annex of the •Oaven Presbyterian Church, Exeter, with an attendance of over 100 children, Mission leaders present were: Sea - forth, 1VA•s, E. A. MaoMaster; God- erich, Mrs. Cliff Lowry; Exeter, Mrs. • Kennetih McLean, and Clinton, Mrs. D. J. Lane. •Speaker was Mrs, Marian William- son, a missionary recently returned from India. Her addrese was about the children in India and was accom- panied by slides. 'Mrs. G. Bisset, God- erich, moved a vote of thanks to the speaker. Mrs. D. J, Dane, secretary of the soeiety, was in charge of the rally. Lunch was Served following the program 4i• St. Paul's Friendship Club Has Social Evening A social evening of the Friendship Club of St. Paul's Chnech was held at the home of 'Mrs. Ila Cudmore, Prin- eess St„ Wednesday evening October 29, with a large attendance. The President, ,Miss M. Hawkins, read a very interesting letter from the End- eavour mission in Saskatchewan tell- ing of the wonderful work beilig done Olf which the Friendship Club take an aotive part in helping. The evening was Spent in knitting and .sewing quilts, after which a dain- ty lunch was served by the ,hostesses, Mrs. Cudmore and Mrs. Marian Ley- burne. The meeting closed with all repeating in unison The Club Prayer. . The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Robert Thompson, 16th con. Goderich Township. Will al! members meet at the Parish hall et 7.45 p.m. Wednesday November 12. " NOTICE Court of Revision for the TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY will be held in the TOWNSHIP HALL,, VARNA Friday, November 14 at 8 p.m, Fred YI, Watson, Clerk NEW Washing Machine Service * * j epai•red and Delivered in ONE WEEK H. R. HAWKiNS Plumbing and Heating Phone 244 „Clinton Mrs -.'}LDalrymple Feted on Her 80th Birthday Mrd Helen Dalr' pre Ontario St, was 4rleasaiiitly s ...ri. ed • ilii 'Saturday, Nov'embe . 1,in he evening,e n'when Members of .her funny joined togeth er in honor of their mother's 80th birthday. ` iMi s. TaIrylnple ryas , vgr y "Amer amazed , when her ohildie p care marching into her heme einging ".Hreppy DIirtihday to You" and "For Shets sa'`jo'lly'good fellow". The fan4- ily gave., their Mother ii •be :Mend u hal e" ` sired p rest xocker. Her o] ties, grandson, iMurray Walters, Mildmay, sent a beautiful (bouquet 01n, ints'and her great :grand thildren seatcb au- ruet of mauve 'mums.' ' Rhode present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walters and Amy, Tucker - smith; Mr. and Mrs Slliott Waiters, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lay- ton, 'Tuckersmiith; Wdiltam Walters and son, Gordon, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walters, St. Columban; and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mille and 'Miss Maxine and ''Ross; •Clinton Three children were unable to be ,pre'sent: James Waters,- Pontiac, Allah.; Ed- ward Walters and !Mrs. Janne Horton, both of :Saskatchewan. Mrs. Dal- rymple ,has 35 garndehildten and 19 great-grandchii'dren, Bruce Walters, a grandson; of Sea - forth, who is a baker, had made the lovely cake winch was lighted with 80 candles. The family served 'a bountiful lunch and a very pleasant evening was enjoyed by all. Ontario St. WMS Told of Conditions in China The W.. M. S. of Ontario St. United church held its autumn Thankoffering meeting on Wedri'esday, October 29, in •the school hall. •Mrs, Woolfrey -took charge of the CQOP]7It,—i ATTIN , Ontario St. United Church parson- age -wee the scene OA quiet autumn wedding at, 3 pan, Thursday, Oc- tpber30, when Rev. W. d, Woolfrey united; in marriage Annie Edna Jean,' eldest daughter of Mx. and iMi•s. Robert Y. Hattin,Clinton,0 and Clar- ence Everett Cooper,' second 'Son' of llXrs. G. Jackson, Flint, Mich., and the late George Cooper, Clinton, • The bride, given in 'marriage sge by see father wore a street length dress of turquoise blue'crepe with black aceesosrres and a corsage of pink carnations. Thegroom's to t g m s gift the bride was a gold expansion bracelet. The young a0 aple tete atter ed by ;Mi•. and Mrs. Arthur Tapp, Clin- ton. 1Vtir.. and Mrs.. Cooper left on ar short honeymoon, and on their return are residing in Clinton. PASSMORE-DUNCAN Thames Road United Medic lovely with a floral background of white, bronze and, yellow 'mums, banked with ferns, was the setting for e charming autumn wedding Saturday, October 2:5, at 3 ,p.m.., when Leone Duncan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .Alex H. Duncan, Kirkton, became the 0 •i Kenneth astsm a Hamil- ton, of nn th P r ton, son of ryMb•. and Mrs. John Pass- more, Hensall, ,Miss Ina Harris, Kirk ton, was at the organ cense] for the bridal music and the soloist, Douglas Butson, Hamilton, sang "The Lord's Prayer" and' "I'll walk beside you". Rev. W. Mair officiated at the cere- mony. Given in marriage by her father, the attractive bride .chose for her wedding a floor -length gown of wlnita Jacquard crepe with full three- quarter sleeves', matching mitts. From her gown fell 'an extended graceful meeting. Psalm. 71 was read by Mrs• trainand her long veil was caught McMurray. •Mrs. Woolfrey led in with' ostrich feathers. She wore a prayer. ]Miss Jean Elliott sang sweetly double strand of .pearls with match - "The Garden of Prayer"• ing earrings, gift of the groom, and ..,Mrs. E. R:` Stanway, Brueefield, she carried a shower bouquet of gave a very interesting talk On '.her better. tune roses, work in China dealing with quest;ens , Three attendants preceded the of interest such as "Inflation",'bride in the procession: Mrs. J. R. "Bombing", and "Conditions of travel Keely, Shawinigan Falls, sister of to and from :CJhina". the bride, . matron of honor, Miss At the close of the address Mrs. Doris Duncan, Kirkton, cousin of the Woolfrey read a poem by J. 0. Wag- .bride, as bridesmaid, and Norms tier and Mrs. Kennedy led in prayer. Passunore, Hensall, niece of the Mrs. Aiken offered the dedicatory 'groom, as flower girl. Russel Weath- prayer, erson, Strafford, attended the groom, The meeting closed with a hymn and the ushers were Carl Passmore, and prayer after which a social half Hen-•abi, brother of the groom, and hour was enjoyed. • John Duncan.; Kirkton, brother of the bride. Mothers' Club Holds Delightful Gathering (Contributed) The Ootaber meeting of the Mo there' Club of Wesley -Willis United Church was very typical of all euoh past meetings,„The same cordial greeting of "Cul to in and be one of us" atmosphere was kindly extended by •Mrs. B. B. Pocklington in whose home this meeting 'was held. The gathering together at such times for a group of forward-looking mothers (some 80 in all) tends toward better- ment of family ;conditions in home, ehureh and community. Further the club has no place for clannishness or cliques, It, works as a whole for- getting petty likes and dislikes and thus this church movement will 'ac- complish its purrpose. With Mrs. A. Griffiths conducting a well-planned program, devotional, diseussional and social, a very profit- able evening was enjoyed by all. Min- utes of the September meeting were read by Mrs. A. E. Douglas, Tit was unanimously agreed to in- yite the •WMS of the church to the club's regular meeting in November. The club decided to hold the annual Christmas party for the haft,•', Band and Mothers' Club, as eusteniary. Further plans for this will be com- pleted at the November meeting. After a bountiful lunch served by the hostess, the meeting 'adjourned feeling, as 'always, that that Was "the best ever". WESLEY-WILLIS GIRLS' CLUB Wesley -Willis •Girls' :Club thank' offering meeting 'will be held Tues. day, November 11, •at 8 p.m. Mrs. W. Brock Olde will be the speaker. Clinton Hospital Aid Plans Christmas Danc The monthly meeting of Clinton Hospital Aicl was held in the council chamber Tuesday evening, November 4, the vice-president, Ms. F. Fing- land, presided in the absence of the president. Mrs. C'. D. Connell reported for the buying committee, Mrs. A. Haddy for the sewing. and Miss W. O'Neil for the entertainment committee. 'Mrs. George •MoLay, chairman o the December dance, outlined in detail the .pians made by her committee, The dente is to be held in the town hall, December 26 with CKNX Air- liners orchestra, Sub -committees hav been appointed for publicity, cloak room, decorations, and the social com- mittee will be in charge of refresh- ments. It was decided to charge $2 a couple, with' dress optional. Mrs. R. S. •Aitkey reported that the marathon bridge had started and the five hundred would start next week.. A striking committee; consisting of Mrs. C, H. Epps, Mrs, R. 16, Suttee], and ,Mi's. R, E. Holmes, was appoint- ed., WESLEIY-WILLIS WMS awa The W, M. S. of Wesley— yam-Willis United church will bold its monthly meeting in• the church parlour on Thursday, November 13, at 8,00 p.in. Mrs. Sutter's group will be in charge. The members are asked bo ,please bring donations for a box which will be sent to Japan. All the ladies of the congregation are invited to att- end. CHURCH DIRECTORY Ontario St. United Church REV. • W. 3. WO'OLFREY, Minister B. J. Gibbings, Choir Leader Mrs. E. Wendel, Organist :SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship 12.15 pan.—Sunday School. 7 p,m.---Union' evening service in St, Pauls Anglican •Uhurech, • Presbyterian REV: D. J. LANE, Minister Mrs. Bert Boyee, Organist and Choir Leader :SUNDAY, NOVEMBER ' 9 10.00 ASM. -'Sunday 'S'chool 11.00 AM.—Divine Worship "Bearing :Life's Burdens" 2.30 pan.—Service at Bayfield All Welcome Wesley -Willis Church REV. •AINDB1;IW LANE, 'Minister ,113rs. Morgan .7. Agnew, ,Organist and Choir Leader S•OlNlD1AY, NOVEIMBEIL 9 11.00 a.m.—Morning Service "SRemembranee" 12.10 p.m.—Sunday School '7 part.- -•Union, evening' service ii ,St, Paul's Anglican Ohuccdh. St. Paul's Anglican REV. R. M. P. BULTEEL, Rector Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist ,ars, J. G. MacKinnon, Choir Leader :SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9 11 sr.m,—i forirvng Paiyer and Sun- day School 7 p.m,--U'uion evening service in (this ehureh, — All are .Welcome Wed., 8 p.m.—Board of Management This is :an important ineeting. Please try to be present, Baptist REV, A. FORISYTH, Minister Mrs, Erites•t Adams,, Organist Mus. W. Mkeniread, Choir leader SUNDAY, NOV' M'BER 9 11.00 ann,•—Worship Service. The local wbraneh of the :Canadian Legion, DE,S,L,, and the Ladies' Auxiliary 'will attend this service, The Sunday School will join in the morning service. (The evening ser- vice is withdrewn for this Sunday only.) Everyone Welcome -- TH:URSID'A. T,t:NtA Vk9MB1 l : g; °11.947 wtv rAIlui,v S'r. WMS AND WA A joint •meeting of the. W.M,S. and' W.A. o£ Ontario St, United Church avill be held on Wednesday, november 12, ..at 2 p.m. The'ladies London and Ilu2on`Roads *ill' aerve.-`Pbease note change of day and time, £ e LOBA:ANTUAL BANQUET i, `, • . Clinton Lt.O B.A .was well rrepre- aerated• at' their annual ' banquet heli( n Hotel'•Olinton. 'Following rthe'ban- ;quit the ,ladies :adjonened;io. ;their edge room for their, regiilaxr nlyeeting. s, MARTINS : Complete Wear Sleepers, nets, OUR Just Arrived 600 YARDS WHITE r te Flin • nelet 36 inches wide 49c 3rd• — 59c yd: Baby's Wear line of Lovely Things for Baby in our Baby's department. 1 pc. 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PHOTOGRAPHERS 84 McEwan's Clinton 1r ■ Stock of VELVETS In Black VELVETS In Black VELVETS In Black • • • RUBBERS for CITY and FARM ENTIRE Fancily COST LESS CHURCHILL AND CLINTON CAB See us for reduced rates • • • • • 24 Hour Service OFFICE PHONE No. 44 LAYTON'S GARAGE: BEHIND POST OFFICE REG. SHIPLEY HAROLD CRITTENDEN Res.: Phone 229 Res: Phone 173 HIGH STREET, CLINTON The Fine Appointments of this Funeral' Home are Beautiful and Appropriate, Among Which the Large, Pheasant Rooms and Electric Organ are Not the Least. There is No Extra Charge for' Services Held Here Under. Such Ideal Conditions. BALL BROTHERS WM. N. BALL D. G, BALL FUNERAL DIRECTORS PHONE 361W Ambulance Service PHONE 8613 Liston to the "Messiah : Quartet" over Radio Station CKNX Wednesdays and Fridays at 2.30 pan. "cLI iTOi 'N•Hi9 SViCoRD Mission` • $and ' Holds • • Autumn .Thankoffering. The Bob McClure. Miasion Bland held` its :autumn thankoffering in :the sec- Muse hall of the elutes onWednesday, October 22. The president, Betty Lee Nediger .eonduetede •,the meeting., Words of welcome were spoken: to the guests by 1VIrs. Fii.•giand. After , the opening, hymn „arid ''re.' s. u se artin • recited, n .� , Marilyn.Yn "Books", and two readings were given by Gaile Shearing and Marilyn Sliced-- o s d t d d3c. Two poem were xea by Ste, phon Brown. and Gary Coqper, fol- oby prayer given 'wed ara er in union by rSteevet MnGowwan, Shirley Dales, Eugene lVfeLarcn and Dianne Cooper, A splendid recitation'entitled "My. English Doll' was given by Barbara Oliver dressed as a woman of India. A' musi•cai nuinber played en their guitars by Yvonne Dales and Kenneth Carter, was followed by a short play- let entitled "Thanksgiving", hi which the following, dressed, in eostuene, took part: the English girl, Pete. Mc- Gowan, African Bill Carrick, Chinese Ore Betty Lou ,Nediger. the E'Eiicimo Agnes Lane, the Arab bo.,r, Don Cor- nish, the Canadian, Murray Taylor, the Indian boy, Don Ross. A recitation given by Marjory .Cur- ry was followed by the taking of bhe offering by Karen and Sharon War- nock. The dedicatory prayer was giv- en by Joan McLaren. Five small child- ren then recited Thanksgiving verses: Thee were Gwenyth Griffiths, patty Murch, Sharon and Karen Warnock and Kenneth Curry. The hymn, 'tiGdd is Love" war sung by Ronald Lane, Gloria 'Cooper, Cameron Addison, Donald Hugill; Marion Dales, Dennis Griffiths ,and, David Beattie. Quotations from the Apostles were given by Doris Cooper, Ruth Glazier. Kenny Carter and ICelvin Jervis, All stood and repeated the Mission Band Purpose, after wbioh the closing hymn was sung. The guests were then invited 'to the ehtuch parlor, Mrs. Hearn poured tea and the children served tea._and cookies, There were 46 Mission Band .Children, 'six email guests and 20 mothers and members of W.M.S. present. ' Work of the Mission Band was on display. This, consisted of .crayon col- orings, serving eards and scrap books. Presbyterian Mission Band Rally Successful The Mission Band rally of Huron - Maitland Presbytery, Presbyberian Church in Canada, was held Monday afternoon, November 3, in the annex of the •Oaven Presbyterian Church, Exeter, with an attendance of over 100 children, Mission leaders present were: Sea - forth, 1VA•s, E. A. MaoMaster; God- erich, Mrs. Cliff Lowry; Exeter, Mrs. • Kennetih McLean, and Clinton, Mrs. D. J. Lane. •Speaker was Mrs, Marian William- son, a missionary recently returned from India. Her addrese was about the children in India and was accom- panied by slides. 'Mrs. G. Bisset, God- erich, moved a vote of thanks to the speaker. Mrs. D. J, Dane, secretary of the soeiety, was in charge of the rally. Lunch was Served following the program 4i• St. Paul's Friendship Club Has Social Evening A social evening of the Friendship Club of St. Paul's Chnech was held at the home of 'Mrs. Ila Cudmore, Prin- eess St„ Wednesday evening October 29, with a large attendance. The President, ,Miss M. Hawkins, read a very interesting letter from the End- eavour mission in Saskatchewan tell- ing of the wonderful work beilig done Olf which the Friendship Club take an aotive part in helping. The evening was Spent in knitting and .sewing quilts, after which a dain- ty lunch was served by the ,hostesses, Mrs. Cudmore and Mrs. Marian Ley- burne. The meeting closed with all repeating in unison The Club Prayer. . The next meeting will be held at the home of Mrs. Robert Thompson, 16th con. Goderich Township. Will al! members meet at the Parish hall et 7.45 p.m. Wednesday November 12. " NOTICE Court of Revision for the TOWNSHIP OF STANLEY will be held in the TOWNSHIP HALL,, VARNA Friday, November 14 at 8 p.m, Fred YI, Watson, Clerk NEW Washing Machine Service * * j epai•red and Delivered in ONE WEEK H. R. HAWKiNS Plumbing and Heating Phone 244 „Clinton Mrs -.'}LDalrymple Feted on Her 80th Birthday Mrd Helen Dalr' pre Ontario St, was 4rleasaiiitly s ...ri. ed • ilii 'Saturday, Nov'embe . 1,in he evening,e n'when Members of .her funny joined togeth er in honor of their mother's 80th birthday. ` iMi s. TaIrylnple ryas , vgr y "Amer amazed , when her ohildie p care marching into her heme einging ".Hreppy DIirtihday to You" and "For Shets sa'`jo'lly'good fellow". The fan4- ily gave., their Mother ii •be :Mend u hal e" ` sired p rest xocker. Her o] ties, grandson, iMurray Walters, Mildmay, sent a beautiful (bouquet 01n, ints'and her great :grand thildren seatcb au- ruet of mauve 'mums.' ' Rhode present were Mr. and Mrs. Frank Walters and Amy, Tucker - smith; Mr. and Mrs Slliott Waiters, Seaforth; Mr. and Mrs. Walter Lay- ton, 'Tuckersmiith; Wdiltam Walters and son, Gordon, Goderich; Mr. and Mrs. Bert Walters, St. Columban; and Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Mille and 'Miss Maxine and ''Ross; •Clinton Three children were unable to be ,pre'sent: James Waters,- Pontiac, Allah.; Ed- ward Walters and !Mrs. Janne Horton, both of :Saskatchewan. Mrs. Dal- rymple ,has 35 garndehildten and 19 great-grandchii'dren, Bruce Walters, a grandson; of Sea - forth, who is a baker, had made the lovely cake winch was lighted with 80 candles. The family served 'a bountiful lunch and a very pleasant evening was enjoyed by all. Ontario St. WMS Told of Conditions in China The W.. M. S. of Ontario St. United church held its autumn Thankoffering meeting on Wedri'esday, October 29, in •the school hall. •Mrs, Woolfrey -took charge of the CQOP]7It,—i ATTIN , Ontario St. United Church parson- age -wee the scene OA quiet autumn wedding at, 3 pan, Thursday, Oc- tpber30, when Rev. W. d, Woolfrey united; in marriage Annie Edna Jean,' eldest daughter of Mx. and iMi•s. Robert Y. Hattin,Clinton,0 and Clar- ence Everett Cooper,' second 'Son' of llXrs. G. Jackson, Flint, Mich., and the late George Cooper, Clinton, • The bride, given in 'marriage sge by see father wore a street length dress of turquoise blue'crepe with black aceesosrres and a corsage of pink carnations. Thegroom's to t g m s gift the bride was a gold expansion bracelet. The young a0 aple tete atter ed by ;Mi•. and Mrs. Arthur Tapp, Clin- ton. 1Vtir.. and Mrs.. Cooper left on ar short honeymoon, and on their return are residing in Clinton. PASSMORE-DUNCAN Thames Road United Medic lovely with a floral background of white, bronze and, yellow 'mums, banked with ferns, was the setting for e charming autumn wedding Saturday, October 2:5, at 3 ,p.m.., when Leone Duncan, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. .Alex H. Duncan, Kirkton, became the 0 •i Kenneth astsm a Hamil- ton, of nn th P r ton, son of ryMb•. and Mrs. John Pass- more, Hensall, ,Miss Ina Harris, Kirk ton, was at the organ cense] for the bridal music and the soloist, Douglas Butson, Hamilton, sang "The Lord's Prayer" and' "I'll walk beside you". Rev. W. Mair officiated at the cere- mony. Given in marriage by her father, the attractive bride .chose for her wedding a floor -length gown of wlnita Jacquard crepe with full three- quarter sleeves', matching mitts. From her gown fell 'an extended graceful meeting. Psalm. 71 was read by Mrs• trainand her long veil was caught McMurray. •Mrs. Woolfrey led in with' ostrich feathers. She wore a prayer. ]Miss Jean Elliott sang sweetly double strand of .pearls with match - "The Garden of Prayer"• ing earrings, gift of the groom, and ..,Mrs. E. R:` Stanway, Brueefield, she carried a shower bouquet of gave a very interesting talk On '.her better. tune roses, work in China dealing with quest;ens , Three attendants preceded the of interest such as "Inflation",'bride in the procession: Mrs. J. R. "Bombing", and "Conditions of travel Keely, Shawinigan Falls, sister of to and from :CJhina". the bride, . matron of honor, Miss At the close of the address Mrs. Doris Duncan, Kirkton, cousin of the Woolfrey read a poem by J. 0. Wag- .bride, as bridesmaid, and Norms tier and Mrs. Kennedy led in prayer. Passunore, Hensall, niece of the Mrs. Aiken offered the dedicatory 'groom, as flower girl. Russel Weath- prayer, erson, Strafford, attended the groom, The meeting closed with a hymn and the ushers were Carl Passmore, and prayer after which a social half Hen-•abi, brother of the groom, and hour was enjoyed. • John Duncan.; Kirkton, brother of the bride. Mothers' Club Holds Delightful Gathering (Contributed) The Ootaber meeting of the Mo there' Club of Wesley -Willis United Church was very typical of all euoh past meetings,„The same cordial greeting of "Cul to in and be one of us" atmosphere was kindly extended by •Mrs. B. B. Pocklington in whose home this meeting 'was held. The gathering together at such times for a group of forward-looking mothers (some 80 in all) tends toward better- ment of family ;conditions in home, ehureh and community. Further the club has no place for clannishness or cliques, It, works as a whole for- getting petty likes and dislikes and thus this church movement will 'ac- complish its purrpose. With Mrs. A. Griffiths conducting a well-planned program, devotional, diseussional and social, a very profit- able evening was enjoyed by all. Min- utes of the September meeting were read by Mrs. A. E. Douglas, Tit was unanimously agreed to in- yite the •WMS of the church to the club's regular meeting in November. The club decided to hold the annual Christmas party for the haft,•', Band and Mothers' Club, as eusteniary. Further plans for this will be com- pleted at the November meeting. After a bountiful lunch served by the hostess, the meeting 'adjourned feeling, as 'always, that that Was "the best ever". WESLEY-WILLIS GIRLS' CLUB Wesley -Willis •Girls' :Club thank' offering meeting 'will be held Tues. day, November 11, •at 8 p.m. Mrs. W. Brock Olde will be the speaker. Clinton Hospital Aid Plans Christmas Danc The monthly meeting of Clinton Hospital Aicl was held in the council chamber Tuesday evening, November 4, the vice-president, Ms. F. Fing- land, presided in the absence of the president. Mrs. C'. D. Connell reported for the buying committee, Mrs. A. Haddy for the sewing. and Miss W. O'Neil for the entertainment committee. 'Mrs. George •MoLay, chairman o the December dance, outlined in detail the .pians made by her committee, The dente is to be held in the town hall, December 26 with CKNX Air- liners orchestra, Sub -committees hav been appointed for publicity, cloak room, decorations, and the social com- mittee will be in charge of refresh- ments. It was decided to charge $2 a couple, with' dress optional. Mrs. R. S. •Aitkey reported that the marathon bridge had started and the five hundred would start next week.. A striking committee; consisting of Mrs. C, H. Epps, Mrs, R. 16, Suttee], and ,Mi's. R, E. Holmes, was appoint- ed., WESLEIY-WILLIS WMS awa The W, M. S. of Wesley— yam-Willis United church will bold its monthly meeting in• the church parlour on Thursday, November 13, at 8,00 p.in. Mrs. Sutter's group will be in charge. The members are asked bo ,please bring donations for a box which will be sent to Japan. All the ladies of the congregation are invited to att- end. CHURCH DIRECTORY Ontario St. United Church REV. • W. 3. WO'OLFREY, Minister B. J. Gibbings, Choir Leader Mrs. E. Wendel, Organist :SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9 11.00 a.m.—Morning Worship 12.15 pan.—Sunday School. 7 p,m.---Union' evening service in St, Pauls Anglican •Uhurech, • Presbyterian REV: D. J. LANE, Minister Mrs. Bert Boyee, Organist and Choir Leader :SUNDAY, NOVEMBER ' 9 10.00 ASM. -'Sunday 'S'chool 11.00 AM.—Divine Worship "Bearing :Life's Burdens" 2.30 pan.—Service at Bayfield All Welcome Wesley -Willis Church REV. •AINDB1;IW LANE, 'Minister ,113rs. Morgan .7. Agnew, ,Organist and Choir Leader S•OlNlD1AY, NOVEIMBEIL 9 11.00 a.m.—Morning Service "SRemembranee" 12.10 p.m.—Sunday School '7 part.- -•Union, evening' service ii ,St, Paul's Anglican Ohuccdh. St. Paul's Anglican REV. R. M. P. BULTEEL, Rector Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organist ,ars, J. G. MacKinnon, Choir Leader :SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 9 11 sr.m,—i forirvng Paiyer and Sun- day School 7 p.m,--U'uion evening service in (this ehureh, — All are .Welcome Wed., 8 p.m.—Board of Management This is :an important ineeting. Please try to be present, Baptist REV, A. FORISYTH, Minister Mrs, Erites•t Adams,, Organist Mus. W. Mkeniread, Choir leader SUNDAY, NOV' M'BER 9 11.00 ann,•—Worship Service. The local wbraneh of the :Canadian Legion, DE,S,L,, and the Ladies' Auxiliary 'will attend this service, The Sunday School will join in the morning service. (The evening ser- vice is withdrewn for this Sunday only.) Everyone Welcome -- TH:URSID'A. T,t:NtA Vk9MB1 l : g; °11.947 wtv rAIlui,v S'r. WMS AND WA A joint •meeting of the. W.M,S. and' W.A. o£ Ontario St, United Church avill be held on Wednesday, november 12, ..at 2 p.m. The'ladies London and Ilu2on`Roads *ill' aerve.-`Pbease note change of day and time, £ e LOBA:ANTUAL BANQUET i, `, • . Clinton Lt.O B.A .was well rrepre- aerated• at' their annual ' banquet heli( n Hotel'•Olinton. 'Following rthe'ban- ;quit the ,ladies :adjonened;io. ;their edge room for their, regiilaxr nlyeeting. a rt • � rf \ M1 ce E7? o,,r. A.. SCI/.y...,; t~. 9,i 5' ��•Y d;�{.�iL',�� � `' s,. / ,n. M / W77;r .t. / n / ,rHlS, ��': iu�j t Fs ' 4� ry y jtLfnr/k rX fl/' 1 '� ,,''l .T ^S ... /?/ 9/' y�k.f�! ,/�l`� 4syr✓�'; l: / /./ Y. 1 . l j � s•: Y F '� 3 x�r �,� ✓�✓ t 7 �,, '>� i } ba�w. 4�a.''{` Ntry is PLAN YOUR BUDGET to include a KENWOOD CASUAL. You'll find ever so many advantages in owning a Kenwood WBraemmore, the shaggy type, or the Mannish Coat by Warren K. Cook. In 'stock in sizes from 10 to -12. Also Kenwood Braerores in 3 -piece outfits 2, 3 and 4 years IRWIN'S1 ,....................................... .. 1.1.111110.41011.11.1101. 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