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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1957-03-14, Page 6i S T r e4,400;010,..Merck 14, 1957 ippen C 1�Air�ster He.arties � Aftack Rev. Norman McLeod, 61, ' :1N►irlistler of St. Andrew's United C'hurelr, Kippen, tiled suddenly :Irons .a heart condition at the manse on Monday morning. lie bad been confined to his house lox the past three weeks, but his : Condition Was: never •considered Merlons. Mr. McLeod was'. inducted Into REY. NORMAN McLEOD Mrs. E Bremner Pastor's Daughter The death of Miss Edna Cath- erine Bremner, Reg N., occur- red at St. Thomas Elgin Gener- al Hospital on Wednesday eve- ning, She had been ailing for 'the past year. Miss Bremner, who made her home with her sister, Mrs. T. Colin West, 107 Elgin Street, was born at Ripley, Ont., daughter of Rev. W. A. Bremner and Mrs, Bremner. She first went to St. Thomas at the time her father was minister of Alma St, Pres- byterian church. Other places of residence were at Cobour'g,. Sea - forth and Brucefield, where Rev. Brenner was pastor of church- es. She returned to St. Thomas with her mother after the death of Mr.. Bremner in 1943, . Miss Bremner trained as a nurse at Seaforth hospital and graduated from there in the class of 1934. She nursed in Seaforth until going o St. Thomas. For some years she was assistant in the dental office of Dna, W. N. Geddes, failing health forc- ingher retirement. Miss Bremner had a great Many friends in St. Thomas, her lovable character endearing her to all. She was deeply interest- ed in the work of the First United Church, where she was a mem- ber of the congregation, and of the Women's Missionary Society and the choir, Besides her sister, Mrs. West (Ruth) she is survived by a niece, Mrs. Boyd Chesney, Lon- don, Services were conducted at 2 o'clock Saturday -afternoon. In- ternment was in the family plot in Baird's cemetery at'Bruce- field. WANT A BARGAIN? 56 Issues of Saturday evening Post for $4,76, a saving of $3.49 over the newsstand price. . or Saturday Evening Post, Ladies Home Journal and Holiday, all for $10, a saving of $4.50. Mrs. C. O. Kipfer Phone 1754 Hensel! the Nippon pastorate on Augus 1, 19a2. He was born in Lennoxville Quebec. He attended academy and secured his B.A. at Bishop' College, there. He served in World War I an. was wounded at Maple Copse in 1910 and at Pascbendale in 1917 On his return he took theological studies at Robertson College, Edmonton, Alberta. After ordination, be served two congregations at Lavoy and at Lamont, both in Alberta. 1n 1941, he was called to his home church iinLennoxville, where he served .almost 11 years. He eame to Kippen five years ago. Surviving are his widow, the former Mary .Beatrice Farwell, of Lennoxville; one son, Norman, and one daughter, (Marion) Mrs, Garth Mosher, both of Ottawa. The body rested at the manse, 'Kippen, until Wednesday, when funeral services were held in St. Andrew's Church at 2 p.m, Rev, • Peter Renner, Bayfield, past ' chairman of the Presbytery, conducted the service, assisted by Rev, 5. Davidson, Brucefield; Rev. T. J. Pitts. Varna, and Rev. C. D. Daniel, Hensall Interment will take place at Lennoxville, Que. s d He.nson And .District News CORRESPONDENTS. Mrs, Maude..Heddetl, Phone 5 :Mrs..Archie . McGregor, Phone 582441.Gwen . Hear Missionary On Prayer Day The World Day of Prayer ,was . held hi the United Church on Friday with Cluselhurst, Carmel and St. Pauls Anglican churches uniting. The theme "Who Shalt Separate Js?" was used through- out. 'l'he service was prepar- ed by Serena Vassady, for- merly of Hungary, and adapted for use in Canada by a commit- tee of the Women's Inter -Church Council of Canada. Mrs, G. Armstrong outlined the life and activities of this personality. Presiding were • leaders, Mrs. C D. Daniel, Mrs, E. Dougall, Mrs. W. 0, Goodwin, 'and sacred passage was read by Mrs, T. Brintnell, Mrs. Donald MacDonald, guest speaker, spoke of the people of India, where she was a former missionary and stated that as many people in India as the po- pulation of Canada have never heard of God. The offering was taken up by Mrs. E. Cook, lairs. A. Clark, Mrs. W. Spencer, and Mrs. A, Ferg. Prayers were offered by Mrs. '1'. Coates, Mrs, •R. Middle- ton, Mrs. M. Dougall and Mrs. A. Orr. A trio "Near to the heart of God" was sung by Mrs. Thos. Coates, Mrs, W. Fuse and Mrs. C. Hess. Mrs. T. Sherritt accom- panied at the piano, at sty on as a r. 8 with 50 girls -.under 18 attending. The study on the Phillipines was taken by Mrs. R. M. Peck and on Indo-China by Mrs. W. Dilling. Mrs. C. D. Daniel pre- sided for the program and was assisted in the devotional with a Lenten theme by Mrs. J. Hor- ton, Mrs. M. Traquair and Mrs. A. Rowcliffe. President Mts. George Arm- strong took the chair for the bu- siness session and plans were outlined for the annual birthday party to be held in the church auditorium Friday, ,March 22. The guest speaker will be Mrs. A. A. Amacher of Zurich, Guests will be Chisel.hurst, Kippen, Goshen societies and the Eve- ning Auxiliary of the sante church. Mrs. W. B. Cross offered to prepare the invitations. Pro- gram conveners are Mrs. G. Hess and Miss M. Ellis; deco- rating 'committee, Mrs. R. J. Paterson and Mrs. A. Rowcliffe; reception, Mrs. T. Coates, Mrs. A. Clark, 'Mrs. Daniel and Mrs. N. E. Cook; lunch, Mrs. T. Sher- ritt, Mrs. E. Rowe, Mrs. N. Jones and Mrs. W. R. Stephen- son. . Mrs. Peck reported that the group had quilted 10 quilts, four custom and six for the bale. Citizenship notes were present- ed by Mrs. •Stephensdn. Delegates appointed to attend the Presbyterial i n Clinton March 27, were Mrs. W. Dillin and Mrs, Peck. Letter From Kippen By MRS. NORMAN LONG Miss Jean Hyde, nurse in training. at Oshawa General Hos- pital visited a couple of days last week at the home of her Aparents, Mr. and Mrs, Alex Hyde. Mrs. Wm. Workman has been on the sick list. Mrs. Jessie Fowler of Aurora has been spending a few days at the home of her brother-in- law, Mr, John L. Henderson. Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Wren visited over the weekend at the hone of their daughter and son- in-law, Mr, and Mrs. Tom Snaith of Ancaster. Mrs. Wm. McLachlan was called on Wednesday morning on "What's Cooking" program, Wingham and Was a winner of $5.00. Mrs. Alex McBeath has been confined to her home through illness. Rev. Tavener of Grand Bend was tiin charge of the service Sunday in St. Andrew United Church. Prayer Service Follows W.M.S. The W.M.S. of St. • Andrews United Church held their March meeting on Friday evening in" the church, the hostess being Mrs. Edgar McBride and co - hostess, Mrs. Emmerson Kyle. President Mrs. Emmerson An- derson presided, Mrs. Warren Thompson favor- ed with two solos, accompanied by Mrs. Ross Broadfoot at.the piano. The worship was taken b y Mrs. Robert McAllister. The visiting committee, Mrs., John Anderson and Mrs. Eldon! Jarrott, reported Seven calls for! the month of February. Mrs.' Alex MeMurtrie and Mrs. Bert Faber are viitors for March.I The World Day of Prayer service followed. Federation Holds Euchre The Huron County Ladies' Fed- eration held their euchre and dance in Londesboro Hall on March. 5. Seventeen tables of cards were in play and prizes won by: ladies' high, Mrs. Reg Miller, Clinton; ladies' low, Mrs. Percy Gibbings, Clinton; ladies' lone hands, Mrs. Jack Yeo, Goderich; Men's high, Mr. Ivan Hog- garth, • Clinton; men's low, Mr: George Gregg, Clinton; men's lone hands, Mr. George Gregg. Hensel! Locals . Miss Beth Murdock, of Hamil- ton, visited last week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Murdock. The latter spent the week -end in Toronto with Mr. ! and Mrs, Stanley Rumble, They left on Wednesday by plane for ;Miami, Florida, where they will n be guests with their daughter, C Mr. and Mrs. W. D. Duncan. ! Miss Jean Lavender, of Hari-' • Ilton, spent the week -end with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lavender. Miss . Bernice billing, of Sarnia, was a week -end guest with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Dining. Mrs. Margaret Evans and family, of Waterloo, visited last week with Mrs. Evans parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Y, MacLaren. Miss Ruth Soldan, of Hamil• ton, was a week -end visitor with her parents,. Mr. and Mrs. Wil- liam Soidan. Mr. Alvin. Wurni, of Exeter, who recently underwent ail operation, is convalescing at the home of his son-in-law • and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Roy Campbell. ' Mrs, Ellen Buchanan returned home after spending. several weeks with relatives and friends in Windsor and St. Thomas. Mr.. and Mrs. Lorne Zuifle accom- panied Mrs. Buchanan home, Miss Shirley Flynn returned to London after spending a week with' her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Flynn. Ed Little had the misfortune to suffer a fall Saturday night f'i Mission Society Plans Birthday Mrs: 111, Boyce of Chiselhurst, who attended Leaders School Alma College, Si. Thomas, last year 'gave interesting highlights of the sessions at the meeting of the Women's Missionary S'ocr of Hensall United Church Thursday afternoon. She said that the school w formed 22 years ago with membership of 45 the first yea Membership last year was 16 g Evening Auxiliary Plans Activities Mrs. S. Rennie presented the study book with a commentary on Formosa and Indo-China at e March meeting of the Eve- ing Auxiliary of the United hurch on Monday evening. The devotional, prepared by Mrs, Ray Paterson, was given by Mrs. Dave Kyle with a Lenten theme, The group accepted two invita- tions; one to the birthday party of the W.M.S. of the same church on Friday ,evening, March 22, and one to Main Street United Church Auxiliary at Exeter on Monday, April 1. The members will cater for a banquet for the local Association of Guides and Brownies, April 5, and put on a testimonial dinner honoring the choir, Thursday, May 2, It was also agreed to share the expense of new cups and saucers with the WAILS., with Mrs. Gor- don Munn to act on the commit- tee to purchase same, Mrs, William Mickle and Mrs. R. Broderick offered to make flan- nel holders for the silverware. Delegates were appointed to the Presbyterial in Clinton, Marchi 27, I Ibstesses were Mrs. G. Munn and Mrs. Ken Elder, Carmel Ladies' Aid The March meeting of the i,adies Md of Carmel Church; Ilensall, Was held on 71Jnndav evening, The devotional ,"Pearls for Pearls"" was taken by Mrs, arence Reid, assisted. by Mrs. Roches Faber. Mrs. Glenii Bell and Mrs. Archie Hoegarth, President, Mrs, Percy Cavin• hell, conducted the business, The date for the anuria' pork simper was set for Friday. Anril 12, A committee was iiarnedi te. look for the renairs to flit Ciii�"rTi les. and one to he responsible the repairs "et the cllttrch Nn S, Cern nieneing with the April trionting the meetings will be held In the evening. Ptersertel Items Mrd William Brown and Carol are 'visiting thio week With the formerr's patents, Mr and Mrs. N•eeb 'it! TavIstoek, while Carol is participating hi the ttiwatihd Mudie Festival At Stilt. lest 8.11E for Spring The New NEAT PATTERNS by Tip Top Taiiotys The lustre look keynotes Tip Fop's ,British fabrics kr Spring With subdued patterns,subtle stripes,, Muted Glens • and herringbones .. . Ste these eye-catching, ap- plause winning fibrIcs today. Wel be happy to fake your J!neasurernents fee' a flattering Suit with the Ivy League in - hence, TAII.ORES•70•YOUp.M EArSI RE ,•l i Tap"Clots& t; ,06440 2 pi,. .Elehalve with W. 0. Goodwin a Settee Of Mr, and Mrs. A...oake s'. ford, and fracture 8 hone in hid • foot. Mrs. George T-Iess is spending this week With her daughter and son'-in•law, Mr. and Mrs. J. Me - Cloy and family, of Toronto, Mr, and Mrs Archie Naked • aF left on Saturday by bus chi! a lab three week vacation. with rein- for fives in Tuscen, Ari1oi a, and I rn• San Jose, California,. LAC Vit'ter Stan wile is sta. Cloned, sit St. Johns quebee, and hid wife and Sett: Jimmy e1 Lon- don, spent ei the weekend, with Mr. and. Mrs, Leonard Noakes. Mrs, Earl MCR'ellar and family 1 Ciiathani,. Mrs, L. Sdmeil and Christine of Caledonia, are stay irfg with Mrs. Annie licharddon e three rireekS,, during the mg. Phi :Illi Hensel!' f TIP TOP TAILORS Kinettee Meet Two new members, .lairs. Con. rad Roberts 'and Mrs.. Bob Baker, received pin's ,at the March meeting of Hensall Kinettes on Tuesday .evening. Plans, were finalized for the rummage sale scheduled for March 30, The meeting was held at the home of vice-president, Mrs. John Heal. Make Donation To Lodge Fund Youth ��Gwen.Suspension�n Donald Helmer, 10, oofHensall, pleaded .guilty in Goderich court last Thursday to charges of careless driving and leaving the scene of an ,accidt'ut and was given suspended sentence on both counts. Magistrate Dudley B. Holmes. gage the youth a six -months sus, Ipended. sentence for the .careless driving charge 'and a one-year suspended sentence .on the sec- ond count. Both. .sentences were concurrent and the youth was placed in the care of the pro- batipn officer at Goderich, Amber Rebekah Lodge ;at their meeting on Wednesday, received a dogation of $25.00 for the Fund or Cancer Drive, gift of the McAllister family, The group accepted an invita- tion to be guests of Goderich Lodge 89 at their meeting and. social evening, Tuesday, March 19. Members, are urged to attend the neat meeting on March 20 as plans for making a gililt for' a draw will be .discussed. Mrs, S. Rennie, N.G., presided for the meeting. r4AAAAtAA1lA11AAAA1 1ifi illgliWAMQgAA1.lt11tA1AgtAAllAl.1.1.11AA61t11AA14141111A1,ANAlA901111lAAl11AAlAH},,M,Ml,4AAlAA1.LIAAIAIA.1! Deep Magic Facial Ceansr by T►N Gives your skill :the youthful ilea SABOT. For Dandruff and a Clean Scalp Just shampoothe hair. 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