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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1944-01-13, Page 5THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, JANUARY 13, 1944 8 . ■ " ' ■ <&............................•' " 1 Oan^cttfifn Legion B.E.S.L., Exeter- llensall Branch 167. Bingo & Dance will be held in HENSALL Thursday Nite, Jan, 13 15 REGULAR ROUNDS. EXTRA ROUNDS MURDOCK’S ORCHESTRA Admission 85c HENSALL Sangster Mr. and week. visited Mrs, W, in A. Sanders re Seaforth, with Mr. and fam- Mr. and Mrs. T, C. Joynt was in Montreal on business this week. Miss Margaret .Sangster, pf Exeter, spent the week-end at her home here, Reeve R- E. Shaddick is contest ing the Wardenship of Huron Coun ty next week, Mrs, W(m, Goderich with MacLaren this Mr. and Mrs. Morley turned home after a pleasant visit with relatives in Toronto. Mr. Allen Cochrane, of spent a few days recently and Mrs. John Farquhar. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Bell ily visited recently with Mrs. Alex MacBath, Kippen. Mr. and Mrs. G. M. Drysdale are holidaying in Toronto, the. guests of Dr. and Mrs. G. Knapp. Mrs. Wesley Jones and Patsy Visited last week with the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Corbett. Pte. Wesley Jones of the R.C.O.C. London, spent the week-end at home Patsy. Mrs. moved ing the Post Office and is nicely settled. The many friends of Mr. Horton regret to hear that he is seriously suffering from a stroke at his home this week, The terian school day at Mr. and Mrs. John Hazelwood, of Brucefield, have purchased the dwel ling of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Simpson, who will take up residence in Lon don. The Exeter-Hensall Branch of the Canadian Legion are sponsoring a Bingo & Dance in the Town Hall, Hensall, on Thursday evening, Jan. to Were Wm. into with Mrs. Jones Chapman, of Hay, the apartment his and has adjoin- getting Henry Presby-, in the on Fri- W.M.S. of Carmel Church will meet room of the church 3 p.m., instead of Thursday. of to dition following an Influenza at tack, Miss Fonwt* who was in her 78 th year, Jiad suffered a, broken1 hip jn a fall at her home last spring and Mrs. George Baynham, who has and had never fully recovered frenr been with the r.C.a.f. In Ottawa the injury. She was a native couple of years has Stanley Township and had been a been posted to Vancouver B.C. He resident of Hensall for 21 years, lett last week for his new post, She was a member.of the United'. ’I'be January meeting of the Church qnj active in women’s or-f W.M.S. will be held at the home ganmations. surviving are a sister Mrs, r, r Merriam pn Friday and three brothers. Miss Barbara, evening of this week at 8 p.m. There of Hensall; John and Robert, of the ^e installation of officers and litte, and William, Tucker- members are urged _to be present. Tire funeral was held Satur-j Misses Marjorie CENTRALIA Cpl. Fred Baynham, son of Mr. Parr smith, „„„„ day conducted by Rev. R. A. Brook 'anc^ Dorothy Hicks, of Lpn- with interment in Bayfield .cemetery, &on» spent the week-end at their “ ........ “ homes.I The Y,P,U. will hold their meet ing in the schoolroom of the church on Friday evening of this week I Mr. and Mrs, Leonard Ravelie and Teddy, of Grand Bend, visited on Monday pf this week with Mr, and Mrs. J, Pollard. Mrs. Harris West visited a few days last week with Mr. and Mrs. John Willis, in Exeter, I Mr, and Mrs. Wilfred Shapton, of i Exeter, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Pollard on Thursday of last week- I Master Benny Harleton is ill with pleural pneumonia. His many j friends, young and old, wish for ■ 'him a speedy recovery. _y®r| Mr, and Mrs. Percy Simpson a^y > ted on gunday with Mr. and taken Ken Bayn-1 Arnold Circle Meets Miss Sally Manson was hostess to the Arnold Circle pf Carmel Pres byterian church on Monday evening1 q when the president, Mrs. Melvin Moir presided over the following, program which opened by singing, “Where Cross the Crowded Ways of* Life,” after which Miss Violet Hyde led in prayer, The Scripture, Psalm 92, was read by Mrs, Norman Stan- lake. After singing “Zion’s King Shall Reign Victorious,” the min utes were read, the Roll called, of fering received and the payment of membership and birthday fees made, ] A reading entitled “Wings Jordan,” was read by Miss Manson. The business was up and sides chosen with Mrs, ham and Miss Manson captains. The! topic “Out in the Fields with God,” was most ably taken by Mrs. Taylor, The meeting concluded by singing, “The Day Thou Gavest Lord,” and the Benediction, Contests were en- the hostess, IT Essery, Helen Simpson in Ailsa 'Craig. SHIPKA Ladies’ Aid Meets The regular meeting of the Aid was held on Thursday visi- Mrs. 'i Ladies afterrefreshments served by )Uoon last at the llome of Mrs> Edt Lamport with eight members pres ent and two visitors, In the absence i of the president, Mrs, Verne Sharpe, the vice-president, Miss P. Keys was in charge. The meeting opened by singing two verses of “Blest be the tie that Binds” and all repeat ed the Lord’s prayer in unison. Scripture lesson was read by Mrs. George Love. Roll was called and reports were given. Several letters of thanks were read by the secre tary from those who had received, treats at Christmas. After discus sion meeting closed by singing the National Anthem. Lunch was serv ed by the hostess. The remainder of the afternoon was spent in quil ting a Red Cross quilt. be held at Love. Sharpe has home the past week Mission Circle Makes Presentation J Mrs. William Smale was hostess to the Mission Circle of the United Church on Monday evening, and Mrs. Howard Hyde presided over the fol lowing program which opened with the Theme Song and “Work for the Night is Coming.” Miss Violet Mc- Clymont led in prayer. The devo tional; Theme-song for living in 1944 was ably taken by Miss Gladys Luker. The minutes were read and the offering taken after which Miss Ellis gave “Recipe For a Happy New Year,” Which was most interesting. At this time Mrs. Hyde, president, made the presentation of a W.M.S. pin to Miss Ellis, (Honorary President of the Circle). Miss Ellis, although a life member of the W.M.S. for years, had apparently lost her original pin, the address entitled The next the home been con- 13. Good prizes and dancing Murdock’s Orchestra. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dinnin, Cromarty, have sold their farm Mr. and Mrs. Bert Riley, and have purchased the dwelling on Main St. of the Foss estate in which Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Allen reside. Preparatory service will be held in Carmel Presbyterian church on Friday evening at 8 o’clock and Communion Service will’ be dispens ed at the morning service on Sun day conducted by the Rev. Joseph Taylor. Owing to the epidemic of influ enza the Christmas conceil of S. S. 10 Hay had to be postponed. This concert is being held in the school on Friday evening, January 14, and Miss Mclllwaine, the teacher, ex tends a hearty welcome to the rate payers attend. The soring Hensall, on Wednesday, January 19 th, when Lionel Thornton and his Casa Royal Orchestra, of London, will furnish the music. This is the first appearance of this famous band in Hensall so let’s give them hearty reception by all attending. The members of the Ladies’ Five day. Hundred Club entertained a number of friends at a progressive euchre party at the home of Mrs. Catharine Jane Devlin on Thursday evening. Nine tables were playing and the ladies’ first prize was won by Mibs Beryl Pfaff and the consolation prize was won by Mrs. Geo. Smale. The proceeds amounting to fourteen dollars, will be used for “Smokes” for the boys overseas. Refreshments were served. and friends in the section to Girl’s Dance Club are spon- a dance in the Town Hall, on Wednesday, meeting will of Mrs Ross Mr. Verne fined to his through illness. therefore this was indeed a pleasant j The Red 'Cross are having a social surprise to her, to which she made evening on Friday of this week in a fitting reply. Mrs. Mary Buchan- the public school. Everybody wel- an was appointed Secretary. decided that the Executive meet at; Miss Ellis’ home on January 17th to arrange the programs for the year. In future the Circle will meet on the first Monday year instead of the merly. A letter of shipment of toys to House, London, was read from Miss Irene Douglas. by singing in Jesus,” tionz after lowed. . evening of the second as for thanks for a the Friendship It was come. - The annual congregational meet ing of the United church will be held on the evening of January the 20th. All secretary and treasur ers reports are . requested to be given. The meeting closed “What a Friend We Have and the .Mizpah Benedic- which a social hour fol-; i ZION Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Stewart visited on Sunday with. Mr. and Mrs. ren Brock. Mr. and Mrs. James Earl Marjorie have moved into new home. Mrs. E. Hunter is visiting War and their with her daughter, Mrs. Wellington Brock. We are sorry to^report that Mrs. Wm. Brock is confined to her bed. We hope for a speedy recovery. Mrs. George Earl is visiting with her daughter, Mrs. Norman Brock. Mr. Harold and Ross Hern atten- aded the funeral of the late Mrs. Eph. Stoner in Stratliroy on Tues- Miss Laurehe Hern is visiting at. her home this week. Farm ^orum met in the school on'Monday night with a good atten dance. Mr. and Mrs. Eph. Hern visited on Monday with Mr. ahd Mrs. Allan Westcott. The Red 'Cross quilting was held at the home of Mrs. Angus Earl on Tuesday. ' WINCHELSEA Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Brock spent Friday with Mr. and Mrs. Luther Rowcliffe of near Exeter. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Johns visit ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Johns, of Elimville. Miss Irene Pooley, of Condon, spent the week-end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Mervin Elston, of Centralia, visited on Monday with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fletcher. Mr. Miller McCurdy, of Kirkton, visited with Mr. George Davis on Monday^1 The Winclielsea Euchre Club held Lheir weekly card party on Wednes day night at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Johns with a fair at tendance. The one next week is to be held at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Newton Clarke on Wednesday night. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Clarke Kenneth visited on Tuesday the latter’s parents, Mr. and Wm. Martin, of Chiselhurst. Mr. and Mrs, C. Horton and ily, of Lumley, spent Sunday Mr. and Mrs. Colin- Gilfillan. Mr. E. Willard, Mr. and Harold Willard, of Hensail, Thursday evening with Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pooley.. and with Mrs. fam- with Mrs. spent Hensall Woman Passes In Hospital at Seaforth A Well-known resident of Hensall, Miss Janet Forrest, died Tuesday evening at the ScOtt Memorial Hos pital, Seaforth, due to a heart con- GRAND BEND Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Gill and family and Mrs. Mary Gill visited Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Neil of Brinsley, Had Another Bad Night? Couldn’t You Get Any Rest ? To those who toss, bight after night, on sleepless beds- To those who sleep in a kina or a Way, but whose rest is broken by bad dreams and nightmare. TP those whq wake up in the4morning os tired as When they went to bed, Wo Offer in Milburn’s Health and Nerve Pills a tonic remedy to help soothe and strengthen the nerves. When this is done there should be ho more restless nights due to bad drcams and nightmares# Price 50c a bbx, 65 pills, at all drug counters. Look fox* Our registered trade mark a “Red Heart” oil the package. The T. MilbWh.Co., Limited, TWdhtd, Ont. WHALEN Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Morley, of Stratford, received word that theii‘ son, Flyihg Officer Frank Morley, has arrived in England safely. Mr. J ohn Morley, Of Hepworth, visited with relatives in this com munity during last week. AC1 Clare Hazelwood, of Halifax, is home On furlough with liis par ents, Mr. and Mi’s. John Hazelwood. Mr. and Mrs. F, Squire visited with Mt. and Mrs. Nelson Squire, of Farquhar on Friday last, The W.A, and W.M.S. will have their January meeting at the home df Mrs. Frank Gunning on Thursday afternoon. Messrs, George and Frank Parkin son attended the funeral of the late Mr* Jesse Elston in Exteter on Satur day, Ross Duffield, nf Waterloo, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Bott DttfflOid, CREDITON The grader shed has been wired for hydro and a stove installed. The’ township has also bought a sett of pew tires for the grader. George Eilber and H. K, Eilber were in Goderich last week to the road books audited by the vinclal Highway 'Auditor, Mr. and Mrs. Ubas. Green Miss Bowen visited friends in don on Tuesday. Gerald Zwlcker is in Montreal and'Quebec this week on business. Gunner Rodney Bowman, of Woodstock, visited his wife in town last week-end. Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fahner have taken up residence on South Street in the late Charlotte house. W313820' Walden L. J. of the R.C.A.F., Camp spent Friday and Saturday Misses Bernice and Helen School Meeting The attendance at the recent an nual meeting of the Crediton public school wasn't very large due to a certain extent to the sick in the community. F, W, Morlock was chairman and H. K. Eilber acted as secretary. The Trustees Finan cial Report was read and adopted. Rev, Reuber spoke briefly on the religious instruction which Rev. Turner and he had given in the school throughout the year. Votes of thanks were given to the Board of Trustees, the Clergy for, their services and to the teachers foi’ the fine programme they had prepared prior to the Christmas holidays, Following the annual meeting the board met and Sylvester Wuerth was appointed chairman. E. Guet- tinger was re-engaged as caretaker and F. W, Morlock appointed sec retary-treasurer' to succeed H. K. Eilber who had tendered his resig nation after having acted in that capacity for a number of years, Church Notes The annual meeting of. the Uni ted Church S. S. took place on Jan uary 6. The following is the result. Officers for 1944 are; Superinten dent, Mr. H. Mitchell, assist supts. J. Mawhinney and E. Chambers, recording sec., Mrs. S. King, en velope sec., Bryce Mack, Howard Lightfoot, Donald Kestle, treasur er, E. Chambers, paper librarian Mr. G. Mawhinney, musical supt. Audrey Yearley and Elaine Mit chell, corresp. sec. Evaline Mack, Cradle Roll supt. Mrs. Turner and Mrs. F. W. Clark, teachers, class I Mrs. Mack, assist. Evaline Mack, class H, Mrs. Trevethick, assist. Mrs. H. Lightfoot, Mass 5, Miss Mary Chambers, assist, Mrs. Nelson Lam port, class 6, Mr. H. Mitchell, assist. Mrs. S. King, missionary committee, Mrs. G. Hill, Mrs. L. Swartz, Mrs. W Mack, Mrs. Turner, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Lamport, temperance com mittee, J. Mawhinney, T. Treve thick, L. Swartz, Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs. Woodall, flowers committee, Mr. and Mrs. G. Mawhinney, Mrs. Mack,. Mrs. A. King, auditors, L. Swartz, J. Galloway. The annual congregational meet ing of Crediton United church will be held on Tuesday evening, Jan uary 18 at 8 o’clock preceded by a potluck supper sponsored by the Women’s Association of the church. All members, friends and adherents of the church cordially solicited to attend. The annual meeting of the Wom en’s Association of Crediton United church will be held in the Sunday school parlours, Thursday, January 13 at 2.30 p.m. with the minister, the Rev. Lawrence Turner presid ing. Mr. and Mrs. Garfield Hill will place the hospitality of their home at the disposal of the Adult Bible Class, the leader of which is Mr. James Mawhinney,, on Friday eve ning, January 14. All members are urged to share in the hospitality thus afforded. The annual congregational meet ing of Brinsley United church Will be held Wednesday, January 19 in the Sunday the minister, ner presiding, work Will be ous organizations of the church. Shipka United church will hold its annual congregational meeting- on Thursday, January 20 at 8 o- clock after which the annual meet ing of the Sunday school will be held. Next Lord’s day the Sacra ment of the Lord’s Slipper will be despensed at Shipka Brinsley and Crediton United churches, the cele brant being the minister, Rev. L. H. Turner, B.'A. Plan to be in your pew for the Sacramental Feast Mr. Fred Neil, of Brinsley, is con- fitted to his homo through sickness and the minister with the church family trust he will speedily be restored. The minister, Rev. Lawrence li. Turner, after a brief illness conduc ted nil three services In the Credi tor! charge last Sunday, Mrs, (Tur ner who was similarly afflicted is joltrneying toward a complete re covery. have Pro and Lon- Brown’s (W.D.), Borden, with the Haist. school parlours with the Rev. L. H. Tur- A resume of the years presented by the vari- ‘’Allow me to present my husbahd to you.** “No, thanks, t have one ot my own.’* provides the energy you need Bread supplies one-quarter of the food energy of Canadians; it’s quick energy - sustained energy; and energy at the lowest cost. This nutritious bread is almost solid energy. There is no waste in the kitchen, no shells, no rind, no bone, no fat. It doesn’t cook away. Every bread crumb is easily digested and assimilated.* Middleton’s bread is made by expert bakers; and of the finest ingredients. Enjoy MIDDLETON’S BREAD day T We hope for a good at- A pot luck lunch will Mrs. Jas. Harrison, of ELIMVILLE The executives of the W.M.S. and W.A. met last week to arrange a program for joint meetings for this year. The first one will be held in the- church on the evening of January 19th in the form of a so cial evening and the husbands of the members are cordially invited to attend, tendance, be served. Mr. and Exeter, visited last Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Johns. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Long and children, of Atwood, were visitors at Mr. Will Johns last Sunday. , Mrs. Art. Ford, of Hibbert, spent a couple of days last week at Mr. F. Skinner’s. LAC. Earl Coultis, of Camp Bor den, and Mrs, Coultis spent the week end at Mr. Nelson Coultis’. On Sat urday night the young men of the neighborhood gave him a good chiv- ari. Farm Forum On Monday evening the Farm Forum of the North Elimville group met at Mr. Wesley Johns’ in Exetei’ with 23 present. A good discussion of “Farm Loans” was interesting. A very enjoyable evening was spent afterwards in .games, etc. The next meeting will be at the home of Richard Johns. Mr. BRINSLEY Elections are over for another year. Mr. David Morley was elected Deputy Reeve of McGillivray Town ship with a majority of 30 votes over his opponent, Gordon Cunning ham, David Morley 234 votes, Gor don Cunningham 204 votes. Joe Amos has been attending the short course held at West McGilli vray hall. We are sorry to hear Mr. James Greenlee is in poor health and hope to see him around soon. ■Mr. J. Amos has gone to spend a few weeks with his daughter, Mrs. Gordon Rock, of Parkhill. Mr. George Pickering ,who has been confined to his home owing to illness for the past few not improving as fast as like to see. The annual meeting of ley United Church will be held on Wednesday evening, January 19th, in the church basement. The United W.M.S. and Ladies Aid on Wednes day afternoon, January 12 th, to their regular monthly meeting at the home of Mrs. Roland Neil, Rev. Lawrence Turner resumed his duties aS pastor on Sunday last after his illness. DASHWOOD The annual Red Cross meeting will be held on Monday night, Jan, 17 th, in the school at 8 o’clock. A good program is being prepared and the yearly reports will be given and election of officers for 19 44. Every one is requested to be there. The Ladies’ Aid of the Lutheran congregation were entertained to a social evening at the home of Mrs. Fassold last Wednesday evening. The evening was spent in making quilt patches for the Red Cross foi lowed by a few games after which a delightful lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Fassold and Mrs. Kraft. Mr. T. Harry Hoffman attended the, funeral of the late Mr. W. A. Hunt, funeral director in London last Wednesday where he was one of' the honorary pallbearers. Miss Amelia Willert, of London, spent the week-end here. Mrs. E. Coonibes, of Exeter, spent the week-end with her sister, Mrs. Carl Maier. Miss E Bruer, of New Hamburg, is spending a few days with her grandmother, Mrs. Schroeder. Mr. Chris. Burmeister, of the 14th concession Hay Township, met with a very painful accident on Monday afternoon while he and his son, Courtney were lowering a sleigh in the driving shed, the sleigh slipping caught his clothes causing him to fall with the sleigh to the cement floor below. He was attended by Dr. R. H. Taylor, who had him removed to St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, in Hoffman’s ambulance for an X-ray when it was found he was suffering from a double fracture of the leg ROBERTSON’S CONDITION POWDER 3 lbs. _ $1.00 9 lbs. — $2.45 Guaranteed no Filler Results considered, you will find this powder unequalled as a tonic for all farm stock Your Drugs at ROBERTSON’S «a> KIRKTON Mr, J. B. Morley, of Hepworth, visited with his niece Mrs. H. Squire this week. Mrs. Lloyd Walkom, Munro, and her sister, Mrs.( Wm. Fletcher, Con quest, Sask., were guests of Mr. and Mrs, D. Hazlewood this past week. Pte. Jack Bibby, of Camp Ipper- wash, spent the week-end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bibby.. Mrs. Hubert Heywood, of Elim ville, visited with her sister, Mrs.- Francis Donnohue this week. I. N. Marshall was in Preston on«. a business trip Monday and ais»’ called on his daughter, Mrs. W. S-. Cluff, at Kitchener, Mr. Ray Morrison spent the past: three weeks with his parents. Mr., and Mrs. R. Morrison, returned Mon day night to spend some time on the Lamond Fur Farm, London^ left at the knee. HARPLEY and Mrs, Herb Harlton,of at Grand who has for some weeks, is we would the Brins- Circle Girls of Brinsley Church entertained the r S. S. Annual Meeting The annual meeting of Brinsley United Church Sunday School was held in school room with officers elected Mr. J. Lewis, hick; Mr. Shipka, visited on Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hickey. Mr. and Mrs. Newton Hayter and family spent Sunday evening with Mr, and Mrs. J. Baird Bend. Miss Christina Stone been staying in London time, has returned to her home here. Mr. and Mrs. John Ridley and Jean visited on Sunday evening with friends near Grand Bend. The Annual Vestry meeting of Grace church will be held on Mon day afternoon, January 17th, in the Parish Hall at Greenway. All church members are requested to be pres ent. The Ladies Guild will meet the same day at one-thirty. Mr. Allan Barnes, of Thedford, is at present working for Mr, Love. Mr. and Mrs. Colin Love and ily spent Sunday evening at Mansell Hodgins. Wm. fam- Mr. aS follows: SUpOi’intendent, L, Amos; Assistant, Mrs. D. Treasurer, Mrs. Jack Trevet- Secretary, Gordon Morley; Assistant, Leslie Morley; Pianist, Douglas Lewis; assistant, Kathleen Morley; Temperance, Mrs, Roland Keil; Rev. L. Turner; Missionary, Miss Vera Wasnidge; Cradle Roll, Mrs. Wesley Morley; Bible Glass teachers, Mrs, Earl Morley, Mrs. Cecil Ellwood. Mrs. Titos Lee, Mrs. Dan Lewis; Young; ladies teacher, Mrs. Eldon Hodgson; Junior teacher, Mrs, David Morley; Beginners, Miss Kathleen Morley, RED CROSS UNIT NO. 14 S.S. NO. 2, HAY The first quilting of the year was held at the home of Mrs. Wm. Northcott on Thursday last, The annual election of officers for 1944 Was held under the management of Mr. Frank Wildfong, resulting as follows’ President, Mrs. Cecil Rowe; Vice-President, Mrs. Percy Camp bell; Sec.-Treas., Mrs. Earl Camp bell; Knitting convenor, Mrs. Geo, Geddes; Sowing Committee, Mrs. Romer Russell; Quilt Committee, Mrs. William Northcott, Mrs. Percy Dunsford, Miss Hazel Prouty, The ladies have been willing Workers and nro quite enthusiastic. Annual Meeting’ The annual meeting of the Com munity Skating Rink was held on Thursday evening, January 6th, at the Rink with a good attendance. I. N. Marshall acted as chairman, and also gave the financial report of the past year. Mr. Jack Urquhart was appointed secretary-treasurer and a committee of boys were ap pointed to sell season’s tickets. They are Mr. Ottis Sawyer, J. Urqu hart, R. Paynter, L. Paul and Grant Mills. Up to date they have sold $5'0'.00 worth of tieqets. A hockey schedule composing three teams was drawn up. R. Paul, L. Paul and R. McNaughton are captains. Some 135 enjoyed themselves at the Rink Saturday night which shows the interest the young people arc taking in their home town. Class Meeting Mrs. W. Batten lent her home for the January meeting of the “Class That Counts”. The theme used throughout the meeting was “New Beginnings.” Our new presidents Doris O’Callaghan, opened the meet ing with a. few appropriate words,, following Which hymn 444 was sung. Evelyn Hammond led in prayer. The Scripture was read by HndSu Smith. It was decided to hold quilt ing at Doris O’Callaghan’s on 'Wed nesday, January 19. The class will’ bring good used clothing the clay oh quilting to be sent for Greek relief*. An auction of articles will take place at February meeting as a. means of raising money for class, A letter received from Navy League thank ing the class for donation of $20.0©’ was read. Roll call was answered by a New Year’s resolution* Thes& were varied and interesting. Mrs, Goodger gave an inspiring paper on> the theme of evening, “New Begin nings.” Clara Watson gave a New Year’s reading. Hymn 571 was sung as the closing hymn. The Mizpah , Benediction was repeated. Morrison conducted a true contest. Lunch was served ess and committee. Number 15. VerdA or falso by' host present,