HomeMy WebLinkAboutZurich Citizens News, 1958-09-10, Page 5WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 10, 1958
ZURICH Citizens NEWS
BLIJEWAT]ER
BAYFILLD
Attend Anniversary
Dinner guests with Mir, and
Mas. Josiah Geiger on the ac-
cession of their 50th wedding an-
niversary included: Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Westlake; Mr. and llVI'rs..
E, A. Westlake; Mr. and Mrs,
Aitf Scatchmuer, :Sr., and Mrs, M.
Geiger, all of Bayfield.
Mrs. ,Acorn Dean has returned
1x her home in Stratford after
,spending the past week with lMrs..
Nelson Tiernan, Cedar Grove, Bay-
field.
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Huudie and
Johnny, Bayiiliel'd, were Sunday
visitors with Mrs. Thomas Snowd-
en and also 'called on Miss Rose
Snowden.
goo porr0
On our venture into the florist business, we
solicit your patronage when it comes to cut
flower arrangements for weddings, funerals,
etc.
We also have a good stock on hand at all
times off potted mums in various colours and
On various sizes. How about one for her birth-
day?
SEE THEM AT THE SHOE STORE WINDOW
NEWS FLOWER SHOP
At the Oesch Shoe Store
Phone 130J or 130W
PAGE FIV
WSWS and Ladies' Aid of Emmanuel
Church Business and Program Meeting
The W.S.W,S. and Ladies' Aid
met at Emmanuel E.U.B. Ch.urclh.
on Thursday night, with Mrs. J.
W, 11/Lerner .acting as chairiady. ,Af-
ter the singing of the hymn, "I
Love Thy Kingdom, Lord", Miss
Jane Lamont read the Scripture
lesson. Mrs. Orville Witmer read
an article about the triumph of
the church. The hymn, "0 Where
Are Kings and :Empires Now",
was sung, and .Mrs.. A, M. Amacah-
er led in prayer.
Richard Stade, accompanied by
his mother, Mrs. Harald Stade,
sang the solo, "My Task". Mrs.
L. W. Ilatfman introduced the
topic of the evening. She saikl•
that the church must reach peop-
les' hearts if it is to be effective,.
We are not practising Christian
stewardship. We pay taxes to pay
vast military esttaibliishments. We
forget our obligation to our Lard.
Our Manual of Spiritual Living
should be a .challenge to us, The
Church moves: forward as I read
my Bible. What a privilege for
service. I have a Christ to share.
May we all make th]S promise,
"I will read my Bible. daily".
The church moves forward as
I pray. Jesus, needed to be alone
to pray. How mulch more do we?
Can your prayer partners in the
.mission field depend on you to
pray (for them.?
Mrs. Allan Geseho said that
the church moves forward as I
practise stewardship. We are a
part of His miracle. Stewardship
is ,concerned with what we are.
Our talents are His. Entering into
the convent of stewardship is only
the tbegimniing.
Is the church moving forward
as I give thanks? Mrs. Orville
Witmer dealt with this part of
the subject. Paul says that we are
to rejoice always. I will give
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thanks by the proper use of my
Thank Offering box. The church
demands my loyalty,
After the presentation of We
subject, tRi;chard Stade sang an-
other Sola, entitled, "Angels, Ever
Bright and Fair".
The membership committee re -
,parted that 56 letters had been
sent out to members asking thea
to ;bring somneone with them to
the meeting,
The president, Mrs. Dellbert
Geiger, took charge of the meet-
ing, Mrs. Newell Geiger led in
prayer, The .Secretary, Mrs. Har-
old Rader, read the minutes of
the 'last meeting. Miss Olive O'-
Brien gave the report of the Lad-
ies' .Aid treasurer. Mrs. Leonard
Erb presented her report as treas-
urer of the W.S.W.S. Next month
the Thank Ofrfering bones are to
be returned. Mrs. M. Brown gave
the report of the parsonage c
nittee. Mrs. K. M. Breakey re-
ported for the service committee,
During the month 45 sick visits
were made, 106 get well: cards
were sent, 24 treats and 39 bou-
quets. Letters of thanks were
read from Mrs. Chris Hoist, Mrs.
T. Meyer and the George Bull-
ock family.
After the business meeting, a
fellowship hlour was spent, wad
munch was served fby the commit-
tee
tee in charge. The members of
this committee are Mrs. Athan
Gascho, Mrs. L. W. Hoffman, Mas.
Orville Witmer, Mrs. Blake Horn-
er, Mrs. J. W. Merrier and Miss
Jane Lamont.
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HILLSGREEN
(Mrs. Gordon Coleman,
Correspondent)
Honor Newlyweds
On Frli;day evening last, friends
and neighbours of Shirley and Ian
MacAllister, newlyweds, gatherer,
at their home to honor them Ciic
their recent marriage. The even-
ing
vening started with lots of noise in
the form of a shiveree.
The young couple were present-
ed With two lovely step end tables.
The address was read by Ross
Richards.en. Six games of pro-
gressive euchre were then enjoyed.
The winners being; ladies, Mrs
Leonard Erb and Mrs. Keith Love,
;gentlemen, Charles Robinson and.
Glenn Gaff. After the euchre,
lunch was served.
School Opens
Parr Line school, SS No. 3, Hadi
opened for another year. Mrs,
Margaret Deichert is the teacher.
There were Six new pupils joined:
the school. They were Wesley Dig-
nan, Gerald Willert, Brian FieUds,
Ray Weido, Marlene Coleman and
Kenneth Coleman.
Reception
A reception is being held Tot:
Walton on Friday evening, Sept-
emlber 12, for Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Huether (nee Margery Webstexli..
Everyone is welcome.
The community was shocked on
hearing of the sudden passing of
Mrs. Ross Riley (nee Grace For-
rest). Sympathy is extended to
her husband and to her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Forest and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love spent
a few days last week at the Can-
adian National Exhibition.
Mr. and Mrs. Glen Goff spent
last weekend at the home of Jim
McAllister, Mrs, Goffs' father.
George Coleman spent Labour
Day ;weekend at the home of his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Anson Cole-
man.
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