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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Seaforth News, 1941-05-22, Page 4PAGE FOUR THE SEAFORTH NEWS THE SE.\F RTFT NEWS SrtoW.f�ilpltl,ll;',,n•,, • WALTON Miss Knox presided at the May Meeting of the W. M. S. which open- ed by the rase of hymn 252, followed by prayer by Mr's. Broadfoot. April minutes were read'and approved and fourteen members respnndod to the can Reports from the various sec- retaries and "treasurer were given. The theme was "Following Christ's Way of Services" and the- scripture was read by Mrs, 3. South, Miss Shaw and Mrs. Jun. McDonald pre- seuted a report of the Huron Presby- terial held at Thames Road United Church. April 22. The booklet, "Sur- geon of the Skeena" telling of the lite and work of Rev. Horace Wrinch, M.D„ D,O., was given by the 16th of Grey group. This brilliant Canadian—a preacher, surgeon, mag- istrate and parliamentarian- lived out Ms life, leaving his church and com- munity eternally in his debt. Mrs. McCallum led in prayer. A sale of bulbs and flowers followed. The regular meeting of the Gleaner (Mission Band of Duff's United church was held last Sunday with forty-two in attendance. The meeting opened with Clayton Sellers in the chair. A hymn was followed by prayer by Mrs. Broadfoot, The Scripture was -read by !Kathleen Roe. The minutes of the last meeting were read by Kenneth (McDonald. A quilt is being made by the Band to he sent up North. The roll was called day Donald and Kenneth MdDonald, 1\Irs. Herb Kirkby, who was leaofthe td der Rai for twelve years, ate a11t t 'talk. 11k The present leader. Mrs. Ara Met ill read a story from "World Friend, The birthday money was then taken up. Each new metttlier received a birthday pin. ,\iia Knox, the presi- dent of the \\ r\I.S., told an interest- ing story. .0 1a ,es were formed and . the meeting, closed with trod Save the King and the I\lizpah benediction. • Mr. and Mrs. C. Sellers and Clay- ton and Mrs. J. H. Sellers of Morris were in Goderieh on Sunday. • Mr, Leonard Bolton of Seaforth is visiting his sister, Mrs. W. J. Hum- phries. Mrs. R. W. Hoy visited iter daugh- ter Mrs, Gordon McGregor. in Wing - ham on Sunday. AIr. Joe Hamilton of Brussels and Mt, and Sirs. John Bolger visited re- latives in Milverton on Sunday. Mrs. R-. S. Forbes spent last week with her brother Mr. John Sander- son in Hallett. Mrs. Thomas Young of McKillop is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Milton Young in Hibbert near Cromarty. Mr. and Mrs: W. J. Humphries and Billy 'visited in Clinton on Sunday. - rhe marriage took ;hare as Atwood I\lr. Ross Cr:o, a, ..Miss Luella Mose, daugh!er Ma alai Mr., Thole is Mose, -formerly of \Walton ale -1 now section io•rcnrt i a•t \iiIver- ..e,. She taus attended hy- her sister, Nliss E. INiase, atal the Brom dei tas ,e t man. After the a pit• urs the happy -,-lute lett-on t tel; :. St, Catlattane., and the hall- t 1 r :'mit return they will reside in Nlilaeraaa. \Irs. Basil Il\ ila,;n and A011 1,1111 rut Monday with her parent., \I:, and !\Irs. R. Irv. Ploy. I\lrs 1 Sellers has returned it rote 'actor spending a -couple of week: wish her sons. Harold and Charles Seller,. STANLEY Mr. Robert Penhale and Mr. and Mrs. H. Penhale and family motored to London on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Janes Black visited at the home of the latter's parents on Monday last, • Miss Anna Scotchmer spent the week end with her. sister, Mrs, J. Black, near Seaforth. 'Mrs. H. Penhale visited• with her parents at London and with friends at St. Thomas. \•1r. Elgin McKinley's house Gosh- en line, was badly damaged by fire on Saturday afternoon, The Zurich .fire 'brigade assisted in putting out the tire and the back .pant of the residence was saved. The fire start- ed from a chimney. It .was a stone house. The family is aihle .to live in the portion 'of the house .which was saved. • • BRODHAGEN On Friday evening relatives, friends and neighbors gathered at the kerne f \ 'a n Mr. and tor, Albert E. Qlori Pseet and presentedlied theirdaughter Adelia with a miscellane- ous shower prior to her marriage to Mr, Donald .Stanch of Kitchener, Lunt'h was served and the evening was spent in dancing. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Miller and family spent Sunday at the Dennis horse near Mr. and Mrs, Lorne Messersohmidt and daughter of Detroit spent the week end with Mr. and Airs, Henry Kleber Sr. Mr. Jack Prueter is spending a few days with his sister, Mrs. Mary Ditt- mar. in Toronto. Kenneth Adam, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Reuben Rapien. was bap- tized on Sunday morning with Mr, and .lies. George Rock and Mr, aril Mrs. Lloyd Prueter as sponsors. The Women's Patriotic Society sent •the following articles to the Monktot Patriotic Society: 4 quilts. 5 Ile year old size) dresses, 6 014 year size! boys' shirts, 2 children's nighties. 7 infants' nighties, 2 large ere a se, li pr. men's socks. child's pullover. 6 starve... 2 sweaters (knit- ted). 1 chest protector. Want and For Sale Ads., 1 week 25c THURSDAY, MAY 22, 1941 NORTH MCKiLLOP OLD. PUPILS GATHER Continued From Pugs one `Pisa 1 si:•- Dennis of Seaforth spent t 1' week ettll at her Monte in 1,eltiilh)f,.: 11r, atter AIrs: Willis. Dundas, ac- <'ompanieti by Mr. and Mrs. Leonard h?