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QSITOR, SEAFORTH, ONT)., NOV. 26, '1864
j
lop WMS Meets
The November meeting of
1V1FI illop° WMS was held at the
home of Mrs. James F. Scott.
Seventeen members answered
the. roll ca11.
Miss Jessie Fraser, Mrs. John
• Thompson, Mrs. Ivy Scott and
Mrs. Annie Harrison were elect-
ed as the nominating commit-
tee for 1964.1
Miss Jean Scott took over the
main part of the program. The
Scripture was taken' from Psalm
130. and read . by Mrs. Robert
•McMillan.
44 The topic was "Challenge,"
• by Miss Jean Scott, assisted by
Mrs. James Keys, Mrs. Helen
McMillan, Mrs. W. Drover and
Mrs. Joe Hugill, and indicated
how we can get the young peo-
ple to take an interest in mis-
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sionary work.
Mrs. Hank Van Rooijen led in
prayer. Jean Scott thanked all
who participated.
FUNERAL
FUNERAL OF MRS. F. ENNIS
The funeral of the late Mrs.
Fred Ennis, who died suddenly
early Monday morning at her
home in Walton, was held from
the D. A. Rann Funeral Home,
Brussels, on Wednesday at 2
p.m. Rev. Arthur ,Iigginbotham
conducted the funeral service.
Pallbearers were Ernest Stev-
ens, Stewart Humphries, Roy
Bennett, Ross Bennett, all of
Walton; Elmore Moore, Strat-
ford, and Samuel Burgess, Brus-
sels. Burial was made in Brus-
sels cemetery.
Relatives attended from To-
ronto, Rexdale, Nobleton, Ham-
ilton, London, Sarnia and Strat-
ford.
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November Bitide
Honored With. iShOwer
A kitchen showers was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilfred Annis recently to hon-
or their oldest daughter, Aud-
rey, prior to her recent mar-
riage in Zion Church.
The dining room was decor-
ated with pink and white
streamers with pink bells; the
table was covered with a lace
cloth, centred with a bowl of
bronze and yellow chrysanthe-
mums. The bride -elect was seat-
ed in a chair, decorated with
pink and white streamers.
The evening consisted of a
sing -song, readings by Joan
Roney, "Bridegroom Describes
His Own Costume"; "Levinsky
At the Wedding" was read by
Mrs. John Diehl; "To the Bride"
was read by Mrs. Roy Harris.
Four contests were conduct-
ed by Mrs. Roy Hannon, Mrs.
Lloyd Barker, Mrs. Shirley
,Hinz, Mrs. Jack Malcolm and
Mrs. Lorne Aikens. A piano se-
lection . by Sandra Smith was
much enjoyed.
An address of good wishes
was read by Mrs. Glenn Pep-
per and the bride was pre-
sented with gifts for the kit-
chen by Mrs. Ross Pepper and
Mrs. Russell Roney. ,
The bride thanked everyone
and invited them all to call and
see her at her new home.
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BIBLES
For Christmas Giving
Our selection also in-
cludes Hy-mnary a n d
Books of Praise. We
have the Anglican
Church Prayer Books
available rioW.
TOYS - DOLLS -RIDING TOYS
Distinctive Gifts - Books - Games
Including Hockey, Crokinole and Monopoly 4`
Games the Whole Family May Enjoy!
Here at LARONE'S you'll find a•selection of everything that
goes to make Christmas a memorable occasion!
EVERYTHING FOR
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ping
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• Nationally known Rustcraft and Coutfs,Hallmark Cards
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• Gay, Colorful Wrapping Paper, Tape and Stickers
Tremendous !
Our selection of
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BOXED and SINGLE
Special Box of 51 Cards
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• Tree and Room Decorations
• Tree Lights and String Sets
• Candles and Crackers.
In Our Dry Goods Department You Will Find
Hundreds of Useful and Practical Gifts!,
Biggest stock ever of .
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The bride's trousseau and
gifts were displayed by Mrs.
Murray •Coo"k, Miss Janet Ische
and Miss Joan Annis.
A delicious lunch was served
to bring an enjoyable evening
to a close.
Following was, the address:
"It's the custom hear at Zion
to gather all ardund and honor
all the maidens who are to the
altar bound; dear Audrey's no
exception to this good old
friendly rule, and many girls
are gathered here with whom
she went to school. Neighbors,
friends and cousins have also
come tonight, best wishes to
convey to you before you take'
your flight, and to tell you how
we will miss you when you have
gone awayto make your home
with Russell, . and him honor
and obey.
"It really isn't very far to
the house beyond the trees, and
we hope you r11 come back
often when a moment you can
'seize; We know you will be busy
With two jobs instead of one,
but with all this lovely trous-
seau we think it will be fun,
to make your house look pret-
ty in colors all so bright, and
what a cozy place will be to
come home to at night. You've
helped us here at Zion, in the
choir you did sing, and the Sun-
day School will miss you when
you put on that ring.
"Though we are loathe to let
you go, we would not change
your course, for wouldn't it be
awful if of old maids we had a
force; we know Russell really
knew a good thing when he saw
it, and we cannot really blame
him when he went out and
caught it; for at cooking, sew-
ing, sweeping, . we know Aud-
rey is the best, and when it
comes to farming, she can do
that to with zest. It isn't every
farmer that is able to squire a
young lady who can seep his
books without the cost of hire.
"May the years that be ahead
of you be filled with joy and
love, and may you always pros-
per with blessings from above.
We'd like you to accept these
gifts from friends, both far and
near, and hope your friends
£
round Zion will always be held
dear."
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A small deposit holds
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Christmas.
Our Store Features . .
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Dainty, Delicate Pieces and All Very
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Choose a Practical Gift from our
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ST. COLUMBAN
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Murray
attended the graduation , ban-
quet Friday evening for their
daughter, Lqretta, at the Holi-
day Inn in London. She receiv-
ed her diploma from Wells'
Academy.
Yule Customs
Are Different
In the north » the sun grew
weaker and further ' away . in
mid-December. The pedple held
feasts and built bonfires to
bring the sun back to life. The
idea of the sun's return in early
winter was fused with Christ's
coming as the Light of the
World.
The Druids worshipped the
mistletoe, gatheted it in special
ceremonies and hung it in their
homes. The ,Saxons used holly,
ivy and bay. These customs lat-
er clustered around the cele-
bration of Christ's birthday.
Burning the yule log in England
and lighting the candles became
a part of the Christmas event.
Who lighted the first Christ-
mas tree? The Romans may
have. started the idea when they
hung a fir trees with lit candles
at their annual Saturnalia—the
week-long winter festival dedi-
cated to the sun god: They
decorated their homes with
green boughs and exchanged
presents.
Accounts persist that .Martin
Luther introduced the tree
lighted with candles as a Chris-
tian observance. ,The Christmas
tree was introduced in America
by German Lutheran immigrants
in the 1840's. The evergreens
came to mean eternal salvation
through Christ. The gifts sym-
bolize God's great gift to man-
kind, His Son;' Christ.
Hymns and chants, in Latin,
were the music of the early
Christniases, and not until the
13th century were carols sung.
These fey songs were • written
in. every European language, in
festive, yet familiar, style.
Today Christmas is rich in
carols and bells, candles and
gifts, evergreens and fires—all
to celebrate Christ's birth.
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