HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1958-04-24, Page 6WALTON chaired the meeting and opened
with hymn 4,34 "Saviour like a
Tfhe Walton 'group of the Un- Shepherd Lead Us", accorn.pan-
ited Church held their April ied 4y Mrs. H. Travis, The
meeting an the schoolrooms of scripture, St. Matthew 21 -
the church on. ,Wednesday even- 25 was read by Mrs. IE. Mitchell
.ng,„ Mrs. Art Busby, vice-pres. and, ,comments on it were given
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Sales will be held every Wednesday
by the leader, Mrs, Wan. Ben-
nett led in prayer. The topic
for the evening was taken Iby
Mrs. C. Lydiatt entitled "Words
Fitly Spoken". 'She stated that
words are the comm(Mest means
of expressing ourselves. Words
are signals and ways of commun..
ieating our feelings. A ,Christian
is one that has to study his
words, We can make a habit of
speaking the right word at the
right time only by exercise of a-
bounding charity, and s.ympabhy,
by training in firm sell -control
and unfailing courtesy. It is the
•evil of unclean and indecent
speech which so marks the char-
acter. It should therefore be
adorned with fitting thoughtful-
ness With restraint and dignity
that it may Ibe al becoming part
of the life that is Christian. The
roll call was answered by nam-
ing, an apostle and minutes of
last meeting were read by the
secretary, Mrs. N. Marks. The
treasurer, Mrs. R. ,Bennett re-
ported that 8188.07 was made
at the group bazaar and. Mrs. E.
Watson ,313.6,5 for the citiT,M,S
collection. at .was decided to
keep 4,30 for running ex5enses
an the ,group and hand the re-
mainder in to the W.A. of the
church. MTS. C. ILydiatt thanked
the ladies for the willing sup-
port that was given her with the
bazaar. Articles left over from
the bazaar were displayed ancl
afterwards put up for sale. The
offering Was received by Mrs.
E. Watson. The closing hymn
"0 Master let me walk with
Thee" was sung and the Bene-
diction pronounced.
A number of amusing con-
tests were conducted by Mrs. C.
'Mitchell. Lunch committee con-
sisted of Mrs. G. McArthur, Mrs.
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W. 'Bennett, Mrs. B. Bennett and
Mrs. W. M. Thomas.
The Bfaillop .group • met at
the home o1' Mrs. Gordon Me -
Gavin on 'Wednesday evening
April 16 with 1.8 members and
three visitors present:. Mrs.N.
Sehade opened the nieetingwith
hymn "Jesus Christ is risen to-
day" and Mayer. The scripture
Passage was read by Mrs. J.
Bosnian from 1st Cor. 116: 12-
20, Phil. 3: 7-12. IMrs. D. Wat-
songave a reading; on "The
Beauty of the ,Lily". The usual
reports were .given and business
conducted. A sale of everyday
cards was held and Mrs, R. Bar-
rows .gave (Missionary 'Month-
ly review. A...splendid topito en-
titled "Lord teach us how to
Pray" was 'gtven by 1VIrs..R. Mc-
Michael. She also gave a review
of our Perfect prayer "The
Lord's .Prayer".. The meeting
closed ‘with the Lord's Prayer
repeated in unison. A delicious
lunch was served by the ladies
on the 14th concession west.
'The regular. meeting of the
17th and boundary group of
Duff's United ,Church was held
at the -home of Mrs. D. Binhan-
an with 16 members .and one vis-
itor present. The -meeting open.
ed with the singing of hymn 500
and prayer offered, by the pre-
sident. Mrs. Buchanan read the
scripture and also gave a very
interesting reading. After the
discussion period the meeting
was closed by singing hymn 390
and the Mizpah Benediction. A
successful bazaar was held and
a sociable half hour spent. A
lunch was served by the hOstess,
Mrs, Roy Williamson and Mrs.
1). Armstrong.
The April meeting; of the W.
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hall on Thursday evening when
officers der the coming year will
be installed.
HENSALL
Mrs. W. 'R. Davidson of Port
Credit visited this week ' with
Mrs, W. B. Cross and friends
here.
Mr. and Mrs. ;Wane ISanith
and family were recent visitors
with the former's 'parent's, Mr.
and 'Mrs. Smith an lEgmondville.
Mrs, Keyes of, Brucefield is'
spending a few days •at the
borne of her son and .daughter-
in-law; MT. and ,1VIrs. 111, Keyes.
Miss Alma Bell of Toronto
was a recent visitor with her
father; -Mr. W. R. Bell and bro-
ther Robert.
Menibers of Amber 'Rebekah
Lodge 349 were guests at God-
erich Lodge on. Tuesday even-
ing.'when the Assembly Presi-
dent, Mrs..Patterson of Brus-
sels was present. The sHensail
degree 'team conferred the de-
gree for the..candidates.
Mrs. IH. Keyes spent a few
days in London this week ow-
ing to the illness of ber father,
Mr. W. Stephenson, -who under-
went an operation in. Victoria
Hospital on Tuesday.
Mrs. Bert Arnold returned to
her Imam in London after spend-
ing a few days with her ,son-in-
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Bin Fink and infant daughter,
Kimberly Joy.
Mr. Hugh Rose of Toronto
visited recently with his aunts,
Misses Mary and Agnes McEwen
Mr. Al Kerslake' of London
called on friends here on Sat-
urday.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Noakes
returned home on Saturday af-
ter spending the winter in Ari-
zona. They travelled home by
the West Coast and through
Western Canada.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Parker
and family and Mrs. Etnalie
Parker visited recently with rel-
atives at 'Mitchell.
Mr. H. McEwen Passes Suddenly
Mr. Hugh dVLcIEWen passed
away suddenly in Galt on Wed-
nesday in his +Nth year, A na-
tive of Hay twp. Mr. McEwen
is survived by his widow, the'
former Helen Bell, and ,two sons
Hugh Jr. and James, both of
Hay. Funeral service was con-
ducted by Rev. C. D. Daniel on
Saturday from. the .Bonthron
funeral home. Interment in Ex-
eter Cemetery.
Miss Joyce Peters of London
spent the weekend at the- home
of her parents, Mr. and (Mrs. F.
Peters.
HULLETT
ion ,Aipril 19th Mr. and Mrs.
Watson Reid entertained rela-
tives in honour of her parents,
Mr. and -Mrs. George Garter on
the occasion of their 40th wed-
ding anniversary. 19 enjoyed a
bounteous supper. Progressive
600 'was !played. Mr, and Mrs.
JaCk 'Keller of (Seaforth showed
their coloured moving pictures
of family gatherings, local
scenes, and their recent trip to
New York. The honored couple
received many beautiful and
useful gifts.
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THE SEFORTH NEWS—Thursday, April 24, 1958
REGENT THEATRE, Seaforth
Thurs., Fri., ,Sat..--14Double Bill.; --Aide Ray, Anne Bancroft
in "Nightfall". ' Also David Brians, May Wynam in
"White ,Squaw." . .
Mon. Tues. Night .Runner' ADULT. Ray Denton, Colleen Miller
'Wednesday, April 30th only—On'stage in parson, '"rhe Tomb of
Terror', Hollywood's Frankenstein enct-lovely starlets. 7 & 10.30
Mon rues. Wed., 1 show, 8 P.M.
Thurs. Fri. Sat, 2, shows -7.30 ancl 9.15
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ANNUAL
. Huron County
Town Hall,
MONDAY,
8 P.M.
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Everyone is invited
• E. D..BELL
President
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MEETING . .
TB Association
Clinton
APRIL 28th
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to attend
IVIRS. 3. B. RUSSELL
Executive
Secretary
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Seaforth
TIME
Town of Seaforth has
Daylight Saving Time
of Seaforth during the
1958
A.M.
26th, 1958 '
A.M. • •
the citizens to observe
- B. F. Christie
Mayor
Queen
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Town of
Proclamation
DAYLIGHT SAVING
The , Council of the
instructed me tolleclare
adopted for the Town
period of
APRIL 27th,
AT 12.01
to
OCTOBER
AT 12.01
and resPectfully request
same
God Save the
Mrs. Gordon Wurclell, Ro-nald
Hinz, Roy Siemon, Lloyd Pruet-
er, IVIrs. I. Trueter, ,Mrs. Ed-
ward Scherbarth, director.
The cast in "The,Gossip", R.
W. Hoegy, Mrs. R. Hicks, Mrs
R' ' is' ' cve'a . Gloor, M - IL W If R Inl
Gloor, Mm. R. Sholdice. - For(
Dickison, with F. Dickison, th!
'BRODHAGEN
A leadership training ,program
1-1.1E.L.P. for Luther Leaguers
was held here at St. Peter's Lu-
theran ,Church this weekend with
the following leaders: Bob Ger-
big, Carolyn (Braun, Edith Vogt
and Philip ISchaus of Kitchener.
These young people were billet-
ed at the homes of Mr.and Mrs,
Leslie Weitersen, Mrs. T. Heuer-
ansmn and Mr. and Mrs. (Russell
,Sholdice.
IDonald E. Hendersdn, infant
son a Mr. and Mrs. John Hen-
derson Was 'baptized ,by Pastor
E. J. Fischer during the Sunday
morning service with Mr. and
Mrs. Bruce McLean of St.
Marys, the sponsors, along with
the parents.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dield--
son, Kenneth and genet and
Mrs. J. Dickison of Teeswater
with Ford Dickison and Mrs.
Dickison, on 'Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ford and
Audrey and Wayne of London
' with Mr. and Mrs. E. Rock.
Mr. Ross Puschelberg of List-
owel with his mother, Mrs. Chas.
Eusehelberg.
Mr. and Airs. John Hinz and
John of Kitchener with Mr. and
MM. Harry Tait on 'Sunday.
IMr. and IMrs. John Miller and
fRuth Ann of Hamilton with her
mother, Mrs. A. Hillebrecht
Mr. and Mrs. W. Rode of
Palmerston with Mr. and Mrs.
'Milton Rock.
Messrs Galvin Glick and Gal-
vin Diegel students of Waterloo
Seminary have been at there
homes the past week studying
for exams. •
Mrs. ILavern Wolfe had an
unfortunate accident on Mon-
day when she hit her head on a
garage door -weight requiring
five stitches.
Messrs Wayne ,Beuerman and
Don Wolfe and Miss Doris Arth-
ur of Kirkton, and MSS Beth
Cole 'of 'Clinton motored to Nia-
gara Falls on ISunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred ISeherbarth,
Mr. and Mrs. Drnie Haiti of
Detroit with Mr. and 'Airs. Jahn
L. tBennewies. •
Two one -act iplaya, Deep
Freeze and The Gossip and Var-
iety program were presented at
St. Peter's Lutheran Church
'basement on Mondlay and Tues-
day evening by members of the
married couples group :(IStewards
of the Christian Home). The
Variety pr o gr am consisted
of dramatization in song the
months of the yew.. Piano solo,
IMrs. (Ron 'Hinz, solo by Pastor
E. J. Fischer ,accompanied by
Mrs. -Fiseher, duet by Mrs. Ross
ILeonhardit and R. IBeuermann.
The cast in `1Deep [Freeze", Mrs.
R. Hinz, Mrs. Roy ISiemon, Mrs,
R. Beuermann, E. IScherbarth,
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