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The - December meeting of the
WA was held in the schoolroom of
Duff's United Church Thursday af-
ternoon, Dec. 5. Mrs. Gordon. Mc -
Gavin, president, opened the meet-
ing by reading the sixth verse of
Isaiah 9, followed by the hymn,
"0 Little Town of Bethlehem}."
The scripture took the form of a
Christmas story and the last verse
of the hymn -was repeated in uni
son; also Mrs. D. Watson read Luke
8-20. "As With Gladness, Men
of Old," was sung and Mrs. H.
Craig read from Matthew 2:1-12
with a closing prayer by Mrs. G.
McGavin.
Minutes of the last/ meeting and
thank -you cards were read by
Mrs. R. Bennett, also, a thank -you
letter from the CGIT leader, Mrs.
Ted McCreath, thanking the ladies
for sponsoring the mother and
daughter banquet, and also their
support through the year.
The treasurer's report was giv-
en by Mrs. A. Coutts. Cards are
to be sent out to shut-ins, and
each group leader to look after
sending in the names. It was de-
cided that the Sunday School look
after the Santa Claus outfit, and
that the caretaker be remember-
ed at Christmastime.
WA Officers
Past president, Mrs. F. Walters;
president, Mrs. G. McGavin; first
vice-president, Mrs. Ken McDon-
ald; second vice-president, Mrs.
Nelson Reid; third vice-president,
Mrs. Bert Johnston; secretary,
Mrs. Ronald Bennett; treasurer,
-.Mrs. Andrew Coutts; pianists,
Mrs. Jack Bryans, Mrs. David
Watson; Community Friendship
secretary, Mrs. Walter Broadf)Sot;
Stewardship secretary, Mrs. H. B.
Kirkby; Christian Education, Mrs.
George Love; flower committee,
Mrs. Harold Smalldon, Mrs. Herb
Travis, Mrs. R. McMichael; manse
committee, Mrs. Nelson Reid, Mrs.
S. Johnston, Mrs. Herb Travis,
Mrs. A. Turnbull; kitchen com-
mittee, Mrs. Ken McDonald, Mrs.
Doug Fraser, Mrs. C. Martin, Mrs.
J. McDonald; supper committee,
Mrs. Frank Walters.
Mrs. Alvin McDonald opened the
WMS meeting with prayer and
Mrs. Emerson Mitchell read the
scripture from St. Luke 2:8-20, fol-
lowed with comments by the pres-
ident. Hymn 47 was sung with
Mrs. Jack Bryans at the piano.
The roll call was answered with a
Christmas hymn and the secre-
tary's report given by Mrs. R. Mc-
Michael. The president thanked
the ladies for continuing - on in
their offices.
Mrs. C. Martin reported for .the
supply secretary. It was decided
that thirty World Friends would
be purchased by the WMS. A
Christmas service of worship was
conducted by Mrs. Harvey Craig,
Mrs. Jim .Clark, Mrs. Donald
Buchanan, Mrs. Wm. Bennett and
Mrs. C:- Ritchie. "Gentle Mary
Loved Her Child" was sung and
an interesting story, "Outcast of
the Hills," was read by Mrs. Har-
vey Craig. The meeting closed
with the hymn, -"In Christ There
Is No East or West," and prayer.
WMS--Officers for 1958 are: presi-
dent, Mrs. Ed. Bryans; past presi-
dent, Mrs. Robt. McMichael; presi-
dent, Mrs. Alvin McDonald; first
vice-president, Mrs. Wolbur Turn-
bull; second vice-president, Mrs.
David Watson; third vice-presi-
dent, Mrs. Emerson Mitchell; sec-
retary, Mrs. Robert McMichael;
treasurer, Mrs. Roland Achilles;
press secretary, Mrs. T. Dundas;
supply secretary, Mrs. Clarence
Martin; Community Friendship
secretary, Mrs. Walter Broadfoot;.
Christian Fellowship, Mrs. -Clifford
Ritchie; Missionary Monthly, Mrs.
Torrance Dundas; Associate Help-
ers, Mrs. Ted McCreath; Steward
ship secretary, Mrs. H. B. Kirk-
by;- literature secretary, Mrs. N.
Schade; Mission'Band supt., Mrs.
Walter Bewley, Mrs. Harvey Craig,
Mrs. Art McCall; Baby Band sup-
erintendent, Mrs. Nelson Marks;
assistant, Mrs. Ronald Bennett;
CGIT leader, Mrs. Wm. Coutts;
assistants, Audrey Hackwell,'Rose
Marie Bolger; pianist, Mrs. Jack
Bryans, Mrs. D. Watson; auditors,
Mrs. Bert Johnston, Mrs Leslie
Oliver.
Grey and Morris Group
Mrs. Ross McCall was hostess to
the 16th of Grey and 8th of Morris
group on Wednesday evening last,
with 21 present.. Mrs. John Mc-
Donald opened the meeting with
a Christmas carol, "Hark! The
Herald Angels Sing," followed by
prayer. The scripture read by the
leader was taken from St. Mat-
thew 1:8-25. Mrs. E. Perdue gave
the topic, "A Christmas Story."
The minutes of the last meeting
and roll call were given by Mrs.
A. C. McDonald. Mrs. Wm. Flood
conducted the business part of
the meeting.
Election of officers was as fol-
lows: president, Mrs. Clarence
Martin; first vice-president, Mrs.
Ken McDonald; secretary, Mrs.
Bert Johnston; WA treasurer, -Mrs.
John McDonald; WMS treasurer,
Mrs. Leslie Oliver; Sunshine treas-
urer, Mrs. Jos. McDonald; supper
committee, Mrs. Ross McCall, and
Mrs. Douglas Fraser; pianist, Mrs.
E. Perdue; assistant, Mrs. Jack
Bryans.
The meeting was brought to a
close by the social committee,
Mrs. Harold Bolger, Mrs. Doug
Fraser, Mrs. Alvin McDonald and
the hostess serving a delicious
lunch.
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The Mission Band of Duff's
United Church held their Christ-
mas meeting last Sunday in the
church basement with Mrs. Art
McCall as leader. The opening
hymn was 228, "Silent Night, Holy
Night," with. Bob ItouRston, at the
piano, followed by the Lord's
Prayer repeated' in N.pi;ion, The
Call to Worship Was "The Lord is
the Strength of My Lit'et• of Whom
shittll I be afx'aid7' d5tlie,,o4rol,
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tegefi£'' it 'inf (tt Ostif'ti"ie
.last meeting ai . ",the mite boxes
were collected. Shirley 4o0ger will
be pianist. fps the January' meet-
ing. The scripture was taken from
St. Luke 2:8-2Q. An interestil'g
story was told on `!.Chri.,stmas in
Africa" by Mrs. **I-eCall..
Officers for, the coming- year
were installed and are as follows:
superintendent, Mrs. Walter Bew-
ley; assistants, Mrs. Harvey Craig,,,,,,
Mrs. Art McCall; president, Bar-
bara Turnbull; vice-president, R.
Ritchie; secretary, Jean Bolger;
treasurer, Pauline Thamer.
The meeting closed with the car-
ol, "Hark! The Herald Angels
Sing," and the benediction.
Christmas Coneetat
A Christmas concert was pres-
ented in Walton Community Hall
Tuesday evening by two McKillop
schools, with Miss Jessie Little
and Mr. Gibson Willis as teachers.
Rev. W. H. Summerell, of Win-
throp, Bethel and Duff's charges,
was chairman. Themusic and
singing were supervised by the
music teacher, Mrs. Wm.' King.
Numbers consisted of choruses,
drills, solos, piano solos and duets,
dialogues and an operetta entit-
led, "Old King Cole," which was
well presented.
Lunch was served following the
concert, after which dancing was
enjoyed to music furnished by Ray
Patrick, Stewart McCall and Mrs.
Archie Somerville at the piano.
Christmas Party •
The members of the Walton
Group held their Christmas party
in the schoolroom of -the church
on Thursday evening. The room
was decorated with red and green
streamers and the long tabes took
on a festive air with Christmas
centrepieces, place cards, Christ-
mas serviettes and red candles.
A bounteous dinner was enjoyed,
during which Christmas carols
were sung.
Mrs. Wm. Thamer, leader of the
losing side in the copper contest,
acted as chairlady -for a program
which consisted of a reading by
Mrs. W. M. Thomas; snowball
throwing contest by Mrs. Ronald
Bennett; stocking contest by Mrs.
Art Busby, and a TV contest by
Mrs. Thamer.
Mrs. Art McCall and Mrs. Silas
Johnston acted as judges for the
costumes worn on the winning
;ide, including the best pony tail
which was won by Mrs. Earl Wat-
son. An exchange of gifts- added
to the Christmas spirit. Boxes
were packed for shut-ins, consist-
ing of fruit, candy, cookies and
Christmas cake. -
While shopping in the village last
week, Mrs. James Coutts had the
misfortune to fall and break. her
left leg. A cast was put on and
she is resting comfortably at her
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Smalldon and.
son, of Fort Erie, spent the week-
end with Mr. and Mrs. Harold
'Smalldon.
Mr. Gerald Dressel, of Langton,
visited •at -his home over the week-
end. .
Mr. David Hackwell has return-
ed to Northern Ontario after spend-
ing the past week with his par-
ents.
Mrs. Frank Kirkby who has been
a patient in St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, for several Weeks, is im-
proving satisfactorily.
Mrs. James Coutts had the mis-
fortune'to break an ankle, as the
result of a fall in the village on
Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. S. Sellers is ill in St. Jos-
eph's Hospital, London. She was
'removed there on Monday of last
week.
Mrs. Earl Mills is a patient in
St. Joseph's Hospital, London,
where she is convalescing follow-
ing an operation last week. •
Mrs. I. Shannon underwent an
operation in Scott Memorial Hos-
pital, Seaforth, on Friday.
Mr. David Watson is a patient
in Scott Memorial Hospital, Sea -
forth, the result of a fall at his
home on Saturday.
Miss Barbara Patterson, Reg.N.,
ST. COLUMBAN
Miss Noreen Dalton, Brantford,
spent the weekend with her par-
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Dal-
ton.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Feeney, of
Clinton, visited Mr. and Mrs.--Jas:-
Feeney.
Miss Regina Bowman and Miss
Siobhan O'Donnell, London, and
Miss Cleo Bowman, Stratford, vis-
ited Mr. and Mrs. Frank Bowman.
Mr. Tom Murphy, Elmira, visit-
ed at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Murray, of
Guelph, visited Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Murray.
Mr. Peter Hicknell, Kitchener,
visited Mr. and Mrs. Peter Hick-
nell.
WINTHROP
Young People's Meeting
The regular meeting of Winthrop
Young People's Union was held on
Sunday in Cavdn Church. The
meeting opened with the Young
People's" Purpose, -followed by
Hymn 50. The roll call Was an-
swered by 22 members.
The Young People are holding a
Christmas church service on Sun-
day evening, Dec. 22, in Cavan
Church. The annual meeting will
he held on January 2 in the form
of a banquet. The worship service
opened with Hymn -600. Marjorie
Boyd read the- scripture from St.
Matthew, chapter 25, verses 14-
30.. Rev. Summerell led in prayer,
followed by the offering.
Sandra Doig gave the topic on
"The Stewardship of Abilities."
'tlylnn 46 was sting, followed by
the benediction. Choir ;.practise
as held for , the .'Christmas ser -
de,. follb ed by ltti ick The ,hxeet.
`416se4WitUi h`e sir' ing of;
of ICi*cardine; spent Sunday at her
home in the village.
Mr. Wayne McMichael spent the
weekend at his home.
Mrs.. Jan . Van Vliet and Miss
Carrie Rueyter are spending two
months with relatives in Holland.
The annual Christmas concert.
of Duff's United Church Sunday
School will be held in the church
on Wednesday evening, Dec. 18,
when a progragi will be present-
ed by the children, and Santa
Claus will distribute gifts and
candy.
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An inv ti tion 11 1 been 44e4ded
fram the North Huron JIM*
Farmers to the. Seaforth JAior
Institute and Junior Farmers:,' to:
meet with them for a joint genial
evening, Thursday, Dec. 12, in the
Wingham District High School,
At that time, Clinton, Hon(ick,
Tjeswater, Colwanosh and Seaforth
Junior Farmers.. Clubs will be
guests of the North Huron gl-oup. `
This replaces the Seaforth group's
regular meeting. Anyone wishing
a ride to this event should 'con-
tact either Miss Dorothy Keys •or
Ken Campbell. Persons who will
-be attending this meeting and who
play any musical instryment, are
asked to bring along their.ntusie-
makers, and everyone is asked to
bring either sandwiches, cookies or
tarts.
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