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Home My WebLink AboutThe Seaforth News, 1945-11-15, Page 5THURSDAY,NOVEMBER 15, 1945 asseemososesuaramoserassoseacresonememessemsonemagero 78TH ANNIVERSARY SERVICES SUNDAY NOVEMBER 18TH n a First Presbyterian Church, a Pert Guest Speaker, REV. ALEX. NIMMO, Winghani 11 a.m. "God's Will" 7'p.rn. "Things That Abide" — OUR ANNUAL SEASON OF REMEMBRANCE The Minister for the day, Rev. Nuiluo, was an Overseas Chaplain with the R.C.A,P., and comes to us with a rich experience MORNJNG ANTHEM "The Lord Is My Light" Soloists, Miss Marion Mason, Mr. James T. Scott SOLO "73esideStill Waters" ANTI -HSM "How Lovely Are Thy Dwellings" Soloists, Mrs, J. A; Munn, Mr, James T. Scott,. Sir. Fred is Willis MALE QUARTETTE Mr• J. T. Scott, Mr. L, Heinberger, Mr. M. R. Rennie, Mr. DLL Reid Me" DUET "Lead Kindly Light" Mrs. D. Cameron, Mr. James TScott REV. R. H. WILLIAMS, B.A., Minister M. R. Rennie, Choir Leader Mrs. M. R. Rennie, Organist ELIMVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Newnan Baker or Wellbu'n visited on SunclaY with Mr. and Mr's, IIarry Ford and family. Mr, and Mrs. W. H. Dickey were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. John Me- E1rea et Mr. Thos. Brock's, fiikrton, last Sunday. DRYSDALE irs. E. Whiteford and baby y retur n - M r. and Mrs Me r vin Mofanley ed Y;,I home from Landoll hospital last sIent the weekend with . and ;4Irs: Alvin Rau, Lillian G. Higgins EVENING BORN HURRAY—_At Scott Memorial Hos- pital on Nov, llth to Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Murray, McKillop, a daughter, Rose Mary Elizabeth, day if Nvid Norway ADDRESS THE SE.FIORTH NEWS herandvisitMr,Drover, washerTorouto,home I tl LONIDESBOROI Mrs. Far grad gave the report of the "'''''''''"'"'....,,,,,..,.....^m.," -................se S et moor- q u ober of the d On Africa. A vote i great war an preclat o t' P sundryistia Foods8cshall ,apt bar, 5C of the •. , r m o Rev. Boman for his body and occupied the front `centre fine address given to the W.M,S., olgate's Product? on Sunday, N hymns were well chosen and appio- I CONSTRNCE r Wheat priate for the day. The choir also Miss Donelda Adams underwent Robin' Hood 'Flour -- 1 a fine :anthem. Baskets of a serious operation in Scott Mentor- : 98s $2,69 mums made. a pleasing effect at the ial Hospital, Saturday morning. Miss , 24s front of the church. Two minutes Adams' many friends wish her a' 75 silence was taken, when all stood7s 25 speedy recovery. with. bowed heads in' honor of those The meeting of the W.M.S. was Robin Hood Oats -- who 'paid the supreme sacrifice, held Thursday afternoon in the SOs $3.69 Last Tuesday night a social gath- schoolroom of the church, Rev. Mr.; 5s .28 Bring was held at the community Penman, pastor of the church, took hall to welcome back the boys who charge for the election of officers recently returned home from over- which were as follows: Pres. Mrs. seas, There was a short program Peter Lindsay; 1st Vise. Mrs. Ernest when the boys were presented with Adams; 2nd Vice. Mrs. Wm. Britton; , billfolds and certificates. Lunch' Setts, Mrs. Chas. Dexter; Treas. '; Phone 8 was served and afterwards a dance lvrrs. Bert Stephenson; Rec, Sec. held, There was a splendid turnout. Mrs, Robt. Lawson; literature, Mrs.' `SUPERIOR STORE" It is a joy to see so many able to Austin Dexter; stewardship, Mrs, cone hone safe and well. There Bert Stephenson; temperance, Mrs. are several more yet to arrive but Earl Lawson; press, Mrs. Chas, Dext- hope to see them in the near future er • stn dd friendship, rtngland, r•• Rm. Jett Bits asst., Mrs Dave Mi. W. J.' Tantblyn of Toronto, Willson; organist, Mrs. Geo. Aridi- loral spent the weekend at his hone here. r•onvenet Mr•. en, q Irlison, fRev. Mrs.' Norman Radford and Sbir- Mr. Penman closed the meeting with ly spent Saturday with the lady's pr ayer. • parents, Mr. and Mrs. d, H. Shob- Norma Dexter spent Sunday bl ook, with f ttencls ' an t e Mrs. Nellie Watson spent a few To t Menet. days in London recently and visit- ,TAB re tltt')r hoc. meeting• of tof ed with her daughter, 3Tiss Fern the churciillonl Novin a.°5ittTieuopr o - Watson, who is teaching• in the city-. d,nt Mrs. Mciliwain opened pith,• Mrs, (Rev.) Penman who recently nnedin with hymn 239, "He Lead - fell and suffered a Karl sprained eth Me." lir;. MrTPwain offered ankle is slowlyreeoverin,e• ftn'n her placer: The minute= of ill October, accident. We wish her complete re- inr etre„ were read by the ,eeretary. r.ove'y very soon'• j qhs. O lite D:t) •. tis, E:1 e Mr. Robert Caldwell hos been son and "Errs. Lorne Lawson wer,. ill but now is sonew oss J. Sproat Mrs. Hays of Fergus spent the Geo, Addison: missionbas pt, I�IPf EN weekend at the home of Mr. john M s r quitehat int rpp"note,) to remember the boys. in proved. We hope to see hila out the sertlt,s. Mrs. Britton gave again very soon. I 1 c tdni_ •`Princes air e's Message.", The regular Monthly W.M.S. ; ,Ire. Lindsay as• a in the churchbeautiful solo.i nteetmg' w h Id t. ,ane a gaam f 1 school moan ! :qrs. Ernest. Adams gave Mrs. Thomas Hutt met with a serious accident recently when she was knocked down by a cattle beast and had•her arm broken and badly bruised. Mrs, Elgie Sr., has returned home after Ie a pleasant visit with friends in Hamilton. Mt Joseph Dayman of St. Cath- erines 15 visiting with friends in and :around the village. Mr. Win. Sproat of London spent the weekend with his parents. CHESTERFIELDS & OCCASIONAL CHAIRS on Thursday last with tion entitled, 'The Lasts Fh"ree I or necovered a fair attendance, The Charge." �^-�_ 7 m Fs Mrs. E. Wood was in the chair.] The 'Jesus the water hLife." A duelt secretary, Mrs. FAngiad Balled the h VT 17 Il A1 Auto Seats :Virs. Lorne Lawson. Ors, 3'elll- Chairs Repaired. Free Pick- vyain read a .Psalm. Rev. i.0'. Pen- i up and Delivery which was answered by a verse Ar reading, llwaity call Mrs. strong,"' 11 SO u O gand Backs, Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Ross and Dorothy visited in Hanover during the week end. Mr. and Mrs Dominic Scans' and Miss Jean Scalisi, Woodstock, were week end visitors at the home of Mrs. Scelisd's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Walter' Bagshant and sou James, Lindsay, spent the week 'end at the home of heir parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Free. Mr. Roderick MacLean, Kitchener, visited et the hone of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. MacLean over the week end. Mr, and Mrs. David Grieve and son, London, spent the week end at the home of his mother, Mrs. John Grieve Mr. and Mrs. Lee Graves spent the week end at the hone of thoir daugh- ter, Mrs. .7. Peters, Galt. Little Susan Peters, who spent the past two weeks with her grandparents, returned home, "Messrs. G. A. Spence, Edwin Haw- kins, Robert Pinkney, Roy herr, Rog• inald :Henderson, J. 10. Daley, George Eaton, Wilfred Drager, E. Felker and Ivan Stewart, were hi Toronto over the week end attending the hockey game at Maple Leaf. Gardens. Miss Ballantyne and cousin, Miss Beatrice Trenter, spent: Sunday in London. Miss Trenter leaves Thurs- day for her home In Pennsylvania. Slaves Of The Devil's Capsules An ugly new killer is loose in the land, gaining victims by the millions, killing 10 to 20 persons a day, breeding murders, suicides, drug - crazed violence and juvenile delinq- uency. ,Get this Sunday's (Nevem- bar 18) issue of The Detroit Sun- day Timos and read, in The Ameri can Weekly, Article 1 in Samuel Hopkins Adams' expose of the "harmless" sedatives, There's nothing like climbing off your pedestal to put you back on top. with "Promise." The word fo • Doc 1„• ! \'erandall Swings & Steamer to W re re A ed fo 01 re Al 11 call to be "Joy". Mrs, Lillie ebster gave a fine temperance ading and Mrs. S. 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