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THE CLINT()N NEWS-RECORI) ,
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ONTARIO STREET CHURCH
• t Christmas Sunday December 24th ,
latao eam. Prelude Organ and Piano Christmas, Fantasy (Clarke)
Nazareth (Gounod) Mrs. Ed. Wendorf, Mias Elva Wiltse,
• Congregation and Choir "Joy to the World" 55
- Invocation: The Pastor.
Hymn Hark the Herald Angels Sing 59.
. -Magnificat St. Luke 1:46 747,
National Anthem
Seripture St. Luke 2: 8-20
, Anthem Behold I bring Glad Tidings Caleb Simper
-Prayer The Pastor Lord's Prayer
Offertory Jesu Joy of Man's Desiring Bach PP
:Solo Selected
Hymn (Children's) Gentle Mary Laic t her Child 5.7.
Seamonette A Short Christmas. Story for the Youth.
Hymn While Shepherds Watched their Flocks by Night.
Benediction
Postlude Hallelujah Chorus . .. Messiah Handel
The Incarnation
7.00 p.m. Cantata for Christmas by George B. Nevin
Quartet and Chorus
While all things were in guiet Silence
Thou Art fairer than the Children of Men
Christians Awake Salute the happy morn.
-Alto Solo and Chorus of Men's Voices
New when Jesus was born in Bethlehem in the Day of Herod
the King.
Where is He that is born King of the Jews.
Quartett and Chorus
Within the eastern Sky they see, A glowing radiant star.
. .0 Lovely Star
- Alto, Tenor and Bass. Solos and Chorus
The Reading -of the .Scrolls (Prophecy).
O Little Town of Bethlehem, (two verses)
Ii d;reelsis Gloria!
There in a manger the Saviour Lay.
-Trio for Tenor, Baritone and Bass.
We three Kings of Orient are (four verses)
'Soprano Solo and Choruses for Men's Women's and Mixed voices
Sleep HoIy Child, Thou Toy divinely sent, (four 'verses).
Glory To God in the Highest; Peace on Earth Geed will toward
men.
"Quartet Voices; Mrs. Button Kearns; Miss Elva Wiltse, Dr.
Fred. Thompson, Mr, Leslie Pearson, Mr. Ed. Wendorf, Mr.
Fletdher Townsend,
Soloists: Miss Florence Aiken, Miss Elva Wiltse, Mrs. Burton
Kearns.
Prelude Organ & Piano, Angel's Serenade by Braga, Carols.
Doxology
Invocation
Hynu 0 Come all ye faithful 47.
Scripture St. Matthew 2:1710
Prayer The Pastor,
Offertory He shall feed His Flocks, Handel
Canteta, The Incarnation by George B. Nevin
Closing Hymn Silent Night 53.
National Anthem
Benediction
Posthide Christmas T'antasia, Heller.
PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH
10.00 a.m. Sunday School.
11.00 an. Our Christmas Service
Praise "0 Conie, all ye faithfel".
' "Hark, the'herald angels sing".
"Holy night".
"Joy to the World".
Male Quartette: "It came upon a midnight clear."
Messrs. B. Boyes, W. Mutch, F. Mutch, W. Cook.
Solo: "Away in a Manger" Master Beverly Boyes.
Anthem "Peace and Goodwill". The Full Choir. •
Sermon Subject "Good tidings of Great Joy."
Everyone welcome at this Service of Praise
BAPTIST CHURCH
2.00 pan. Bible' School.
7,00 p.m. Evening worship.
• Special Christmas Sermon and Music. Let all the people
praise God for the gift of 11i Son,
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OLD FASHIONED GREETINGS
The passing- Years have not diined the age-ol& custom of arememb-
ering friends and acpunintoakee at this season.
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and a
HAPPY NEW YEAR TO YOU
• BEATTIE FURNITURE and FUNERAL SERVICE
GEORGE B. BEATTIE
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PROCLAMATION
Boxing Day
In arecordrance with a Resolution adopted by the Town
• Council
I HEREBY PRDCLAIM •
• 'Tuesdays, Dtieb' ,tber 2Oth
• Pi CIVIC HOLIDAY
M. J. AGNEW, IVtayor
:CAD 'SAVE TIIE KING
ST. PAUL'S CHURCH
• 4th Sunday rin Advent
10.45 a.m, Carol Service.
By Junior Choir
1, Good Christian men'rejoice! '741.
2. Carol, sweetly Carol. '737,
3. Away in a manger. 734 •
4. God rest you merry gentlemen.
11.00 a.m.
Processional, Hymn. 0 Come all ye faithful. 75
Opening Prayers.
Noel, Noel. First verse by Junior Choir. The congregation
will join in the following verses.
Psalm 19. •
Good King Wenceslaus. 746 Junior & Senior Choirs.
Lesson. Luke 2: 1-16.
We three Kings ef the 'Orient are, Choir men. '748
HYMN. While shepherds watched their Becks, by night. 76.
Creed and Prayers,
Whence, 0 shepherd maiden? Junior Choir.
HYMN. Harp, the Herald. Angels sing, 77. •
Sermon.
• Offertory.
• Shepherds in the field abiding. 747.
Blessing.
Silent Night, Holy night. 739.
Recessional Hymn. 0 Little town of Bethlehem. 82.
Midnight Communion. 11.15 p.m.
Processional Hymn. Hark, the herald Angels sing. 77,
Christmas Sentences.
Kyrie. ,
Gloria Tibi.
Creed.
Hyrnn. It came upon the midnight clear. 319.
Offertory.
Anthem Jesus, Joy of Man's Desiring. Bach.
Hymn 0 Conte, all ye faithful 75
Sanctus
Benedietus qui venit
Agnus Dci.
During Communion. Silent Night, Holy- Night. 739
Recessional Hymn. Christians awake, salute the happy
morn. 78.
• Christmas Day
Holy Communion. 10.00 a.m.
Board of Management meeting on Wednesday evening, December 27.
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•WESLEY-WILLIS CHURCH
Sunday December 24th -Christmas Sunday
Morning Worship 11 o'clock
Theme: Christmas in History
11.00 a.m. Organ Prelude Pastoral symphony "Jesu Joy of Man's
Desiring."
Processional Christmas Awake Salute the happy morn.
Invocation
.Scripture St. Matthew 2:1-12.
Benedict -us and Gloria
Choir Selection "The Birthday of the King."
Christmas in the Early Church
Hymn 47, "0 Come ail Ye faithful," -'- -a"
Christmas in old Europe
Hymn 65 "The First Nowell". •
Offertory Gesu Bambino -Yon. •
Choir Selection "Good Tidings of Great Joy".
Christmas in the Protestant Church
Hymn 598 Away in a Manger.
Christmas in our own day.
Solo In the bleat midwinter.
Prayers
Recessional 50 "As with gladness :nen of old"
7.00 p.m. The Evening hour of worship will be devoted to Christmas
music, poetry and song.
Precessional "0 Come All ye Faithful".
Instrumental Music:
Organ Prelude Song to the Evening Star "Nazareth" Gounod
Offertory "The Angels' Serenade"
Hallelujah Chorus from Messiah,
Carols:
• Joy to the World
While Shepherds Watched
Brightest and Best
Silent Night
Choir Selections:
"There were Shepherds".
"Underneath the Christmas Starlight."
Solo:. "See Amid the Winter's Snow".
Poems;
A Candle is a lovely thing •
Joy to the World
TEhveGalnoyrified Stable
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Star of Splendor,
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AUBURN
Mr.. George Beadle is visiting
her daughter Mas. Clifford Brown
and Mr. Brown, Walton.
Misses Margaret and Annie Wier
of Strathroy are visiting their
brother Dr, B. C. Weir and Miss
Josephine.
The Victory Club held a dance in
the Foresters Hall last Friday night
Music was supplied by Carruthers
orchestra.
The Baptist Sunday School held
their annual Christmas entertain-
ment Saturday afternoon. A pro-
gram was given by the pupils. Santa
arrived with gifts. Refreshments
were served.
r Women's Institute
The Women's Institute held their
December meeting in the Foresters
Hall on Tuesday with the president
Mrs. 'Lawson, in charge. The meet-
ing opened with the"Ode" and the
Jay prayer by Mrs. Lawson fel-
lowed by the Lord's ptayer in uni-
son. Many Christmas Carols were
swig with Mrs, R. P. Phillips at the
piano. It was decided that the
Institute and the Red Cross remem-
ber the men in setvice in Canada
at Christmas. ,A reading "A, Parcel
from home" was given ty Mrs. J.
A mstrong.. ,Solos were rendered by
Miss josepliMe We), end Ma. Wm.
Haggitt and Mi s Batty. Ctaig' A
Chris:tines Message was given by
Mrs. Albert Campbell. The topic
which was to have been by Rev, IT.
Snell! bait .owing -.to cirettmstancas
was unable to be' present was ably
given by Mrs, .Snell, who spoke o»
"Competitors of Chyist". A. Christ-
mas message was read from Miss
Margaret Small of,rTorento. A prize
Which was donated by Mrs. Thos,
McNeil and tickets were sold en this
the proceeds going to the overseas'
box fend. The lucky ticket was held
by Mrs. Geo, Sturdy. Mrs.. Earl
Raithby and Mrs. Wm: Craig were
in charge of the exchange of Christ -1
arias. gifts. The meeting closed with
the singing of the National Anthem,
Lunch was served ,by Mies Sadie
Carter, Miss Margaret King and
1VIrs. Geo. Stuttly.
There will be no meeting o1 the
Red Cross this .month,
The trustees of 'the village met
for their final meeting of the year.'
A. successful year was reported.'
During the year new fire equip-'
anent has been purchased also 5,600
feet of hose. •
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The following members of the vil-
I tf the trustees
have become the volutiteer fire bri-a
/gado. 11. J, Phillips, Maitland Alien,
Harry Beadle, Beat Craig, Gordon
Taylor anal Thos. Johnston. I
Tile nomination for the village
trustees will he held in the Public
Library on Dee 22nd at 7.30 p.m.
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Now PleYing •"THREE BUSS-"'
IAN GIRLS" •& "VICTORY T1rIa.
OUCH AIR POWER"
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Now Playing Diek Powell and
Linda Darnell in
"IT HAPPENED TOMORROW"
Mon. Tues. Wed. Xmas attraction
• "ARSENIC AND OLD LACE"
Thirteen murdered bodies buried
in the cellar and everyone in the
house ar nutty as a $12 fruitcake
seems a •grim subject, but 11011Y -
wood has turned it into a funfest
that you must not miss. Cary
Grant, Priscilla Lane and Rayanond
Massey.
Thur. Fat Sat.
Jim and Marion Jordon and Eug-
ene Palletto. The famed radio team
Fibber and Molly, go 'to Washing-
ton to tell the Senate how to han-
dle ,the war.
"HEAVENLY DAYS"
Matinees Sat. Christmas and New
Leers Day at 2.30 p.m.
The management and staff or
a New Year that will bring Peace
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• Now Playing-. "MINESWEEPE,R"
• & "HENRY ALDRICH HAUNTS
A HOUSE"
Mon. Tues. Wecr,Cliristrnas Special
Carmen Miranda, non Ameche
Wililani Bendix It's a swialing.
Technicolor medley of anusic, Meg-
riment and Talent
"GREENWICII VILLAGE"
Thur. Fri. and Sat.
"ARSENIC AND OLD LAM"
Frank Capra's
a comedy of errors and omissions
that will leave you gaping "oh
Murder" Gary Grant, Raymond
Massey & Peter Lorre
Mon., Tues. Wed. ,
Walter Brennan,' June Haver and
Jean Crain ,,Presenting the year's'
most popular film, a story of men,
-who train the pacers.
• "HOME IN INDIANNA"
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FTirlelldri,icilaSracIti, Alexis •Smith •P
Give a brilliant picturization has.
ed on the river -life. of America's Pa'
most famous humorist.
• MARK TWAIN '
Coming - June Haver Coming - "ARSENIC AND OLD
• fIRISIa EYES ARE SMILING" LACE" '
the above theatres wish theft' man y patrons a Merry Christmas and
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CUT FLOWERS
- FLORAL DESIGNS
For Every Occasion
C. V. COOKE
FLORIST
Phones: 66w and 66.)
A Merry Christmas
and a:
Happy New Year
Batkins Locker Storage
A Very Merry Christmas and
a prosperous New Year, With
Thanks, to our ,many customers
Prom your -Livestock Buyer
G. W. Nott
Clinton
Ontario
DEATHS .
STEVENS-In Goderleh Township,
on Monday, December 18th Wesley
James Stevens, in his 73rd year.
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CHRISTMAS
What mean the thoughts, that
Christmas brings,
What mean the joys, the heart now
sings,
'Tis happiness to view Christ, Babe,
God's Christmas gift to earth con-
veyed.
Make sure we catch the Truth Divine
A Virgin pure made sacred shrine,
Brought forth the Babe in flesh as
man,
To show mankind God's wondrous
plan.
The flesh but shows His image. We,
For thus He came that we might see.
His spirit dwells in ua Supreme,
We spirits too ever unseeii.
Christmas is then a 'time for 'eheer,
And every day throughout the yeak.
The gift of gifts came forth this day,
Spirit Divine in :Healy clay.
So glad are we Christ came to earth
To manifest by fleshy birth.
God's Spirit is the man unseen,
By flesh is how this fat is seen.
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Due Dates for
. Ration Coupons
Coupons now valid are sugar 14 to
49, preserves 111 to 36, latter 86 to
89, ,canning sugar P1 to P10.
Coupons expiring December 31 are
butter 86 to 89, sugar 14 to 45, can-
niag sugar F1 to' F10, preserves DI
to D16 orct 17 it 32, .
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According to the peeliminitay dis-
position data available, the Gana.
dian wheat crop of 1943 was ° over-
estimated by about 8.9 million bush-
els.
THIS CHRISTMAS' SEASON
accept the best gift of all - CHRIST
"GOD so loved the world, that He gave His only begotten Son,
that whosesoever believeth in Him should not perish, but have ever-
lasting life." John 3:16
TUNE IN: Pilgrim Hour 74.30 E.D.S.T. Sunday evening
LOCAL STATION OBLW WINDSOR
Gld-fashioned Revival Hour-relnoadcasted on many etations
at various times.
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All Good Wishes for a
MERRY CHRISTMAS
and a
HAPPY NEW YEAR
BARTLIFF'S
PHONE 1
For Sale
1 pr. girl's white tube skates,
size 8, in good condition. Also 1 pr.
boy's tube skates, size 2. Apply at
News-Reeord. • 28-1
Wanted
Heated room with board for an
aged lady. Apply at News -Record
Office. 28-1
For Sale
1 driving horse, reliable andquiet
Will work single or double. Apply
Robert Taylor, Clinton, Phone
906r33 Clinton. 23-2
Wanted
White skates, size 71/2. Figure
skates preferred. Apply at News -
Record. 28-1
' Wanted
Used cars for wrecking purposes
Apply to Stanley's Auto Wreckers,
Phone 205, Clinton. 27-2
For Sale
Milk -fed Thickens fog your Christ-
mas and New Years celebration on
sale at the Jervis Hatchery Clinton.
Phone 194. 27-2
If we could be alone for a moment
only
While the spring grows, while bl.os-
sonis fight
Within the bud . . .
If we had met before
Ansi in another, place, what wonders
might we see
Sheltered by days and faces. under
• a flowering tree?
--Sidney Keys
11E.R GRACE MY MOTHER
I know a lady fah: of face,
Who walks with such a stately grace
That all who must quickly ask,
"Who is that lady walking past?"
Beauty is hers, though not of, youth -
Beauty that has lived long ,with
Truth.
She looks at life and laughs to see
How very queer some things can be.
Hers is a tick and joyous wit
That never has a sting in it
Gracious is she as royalty,
And loved by all with eyes to see.
Eleanor Sherard
All happy families are alike, .but
every unhappy one is unhappy in
its own way. -L. N. Tolstoy.
FILLERS
o God, help our side, :and if you
•ean't then at least don't help those
scoundrels. -Prince Leopold of An-
halt -Dessau: Prayer before battle.
Cemetery Memorials
Large stock of modern memorials ose
display at our
Clinton Showrooms
For the convenience of our patrons,
office will be open on
Fridays
Open by appointment at any other
time
See Mr. J. J. Zapfe, next door
Cunningham & Pryde
Clinton - Exeter - Seaforth
PHONE 41
Licensed Sewing Machine
Mechanic
Repairs all makes of machines,
Workmanship guaranteed -18 years
experience. Apply at Sutter and
Perdue's Hardware Store, Clinton.
25-3
Wanted To Buy
A Second Hand Upright •
Piano In Good Condition.
Reply to the office of the
Town Clerk or Councilloli
Butler.
Clinton Town Council
For Sale
6 Durham Heifers, due to freshen
around February lst. Apply J. H.
Quigley, three miles south of Olin.
ton on No. 4 Highway. Phone Clin.
ton 619r3. ' 26-tf
For Sale
A young man's heavy plaid green
,coat in Al condition, only worn a
few . times, Would fit young matt
18 or 20. Apply at News -Record
Office. 26-1)
Raw Furs Wanted
I am buying all, kinds of raw furs
and stretching is not necessary if
bought fresh. Highest prices paid.
Norman East R7 R. 1 Clinton. 27-6
For Sale
3 steers, 4 heifers, 8 calves and
one Yorkshire sow. Apply Ed. Mera
ner, Bayfield. Phone 634r14, ,Clinton.
26-3
Farm For Sale
Lots 44 and 75, Maitland Conces-
sion Goderich Township. Two miles
from Cheese Factory, 1 mile from
school and church.
Farm has been under grass for 10
years. Clay loam well drained, Good
buildings, good well, also 2 never
failing springs.
To wind up• the estate of the late
Ohas. Williams Sr. Executors -Chair.
and 'Catherine Williams.. Apply
Ohas. Williams, R. R. 2, Clinton,
phone 902r23 Clinton. 26-5
House for Sale
Five roomed frame house on Alb..
ert Street, town water, quarter acre
of land. For further particnIare
apply to Frank Fingland or J. W.
IVIeCool, Londesboro 11-tf.
Wanted to Buy
• Wanted to buy, old horses and dead
cattle for mink feed, Tf :dead phene
at ohee, Fred Gilbert 908r22 or Jack
Gilbert 908r21. 58.-tf
Wanted to Buy
Old er disablesi live horses wantealr
for mink feed. Apply Kitner
phone 907r5 or 907r12, 15-eow