The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1958-01-30, Page 1616 The Times-Acluocats, January 30, 1958
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Discuss Christian Duty
At Workers' Conference
On Wednesday evening, a Mis-
sion to Workers Conference was
held at the ]Dashwood E.1..T3.
Church. The Crediton Church had
charge of the worship service.
A male quartette from Crediton
sang,
Rev. II A. Dorsch, of Alilver.-
ton, explained the purpose of the
meeting, The majority of the
people of the early church were
slaves, but the church spread
rapidly. A Conference was held
in Buffalo. New York, in which
laymen asked questions to ]Drake
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their daily work more meaning-
ful. A book was published and
used by laymen in 1954. Anothei
group hie in Tiffin, Ohio, and
asked their questions. Men and
women met in Indiana, and 32
of the annual conferences were
represented. "What is my line?"
was the question asked. It was
decided that the Christiari's first
duty iso to be a Christian, no
matter what his work.
The people present divided into
four discussion groups, Mrs.
Newell Geiger, of Zurich, report-
ed for the ladies. She said "the
reason we so often fail is be-
cause we are too human, and we
lack will power. We should have
a special time for Bible study
and prayer. We should take an '
active part in church activities. '
A mother in the home tries to
bring up her children according
to God's will. Be cheerful at your t
work. We let things worry us
too much. Parents can witness to
their children, Bring 'people to '
church who do not ordinarily
come. Stand up for your prin-
ciples.
Mr. Gordon Ratz, Crediton, re-
ported for the farmer's group.
"Faith and works must be closer
together. There should be more
prayer and Bible reading. You
must show your faith by your
works. We are placed here for a
purpose and that is to glorify
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leitseteachings eFa m
ers have dose contact with na-
ture, Farmers carry on the best
way they know how in their daily
work. We must give God more
. credit. Be a witness to Christ in
your daily work."
Mr. Wilmar Wein, Crediton, re-
ported for the business men, "We
must be a Christian seven days
a week, not just on Sunday. Mr.
Jack Miner spread the Gospel by
• means of his banded birds that
had a Scripture verse attached
to its leg. Business men are put
in difficult situations at conven-
tions when some men get out of
hand, because of their evil con-
duct. Salesmen are put on the
spot everywhere they go, being
asked to buy lottery tickets. The
decision that they reached was
to stay in their own little group
and abide by their convictions,
Rev. G. R. Strome, of Credi-
ton, reported for the ministers.
"We stand in danger of being too
professional in our work. The
barrier between the minister and
the layman can be eliminated if
the minister gets down in mind
and thought where the people
are. We should. Jove all people
the way Jesus did,"
Rev. W. F. ICrotz, Dashwood,
spoke on Ephesians 4:1: "Wor-
thy of our vocation," We face a
double danger that our daily life
and faith have no bearing on
each other. Christian faith is a
seven day a week affair. A
second danger is that only min-
isters and missionaries have a
divine calling. Every vocation
should contribute to the welfare
of mankind. All are divinely call-
ed to. their tasks."
Mrs. Kenneth McRae, Dash-
wood ' was organist for the ser-
vice.
Happenings In
Hurondcale
By MRS. MERVIN DUNN
Mr. and Mrs, W. G. Wallis, of
New Liskeard, visited on. Satur-
day with Mr. Wallis' sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Strang and fam-
ily.
Mrs. Isabel Sudgeon and Mr.
Tennyson Johns, of Zion, were
Sunday visitors with Mr, and
Mrs. Mervin Dunn,
Mr. Harry Strang is in Toronto
this week attending the annual
meeting of the Ontario Soil and
Crop Improvement Association.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Sims ,and
family and Mrs. Ford, of Wind-
sor visited on Sunday with Mrs.
Sim's sister, Mr. and Mrs, And-
rew Dougall Sr.
At the most recent census
there were more trier) than
j women employed as cooks in
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Reports Active Year
The .a 11.41 u a 1 eongregational
meeting Was held on I'Iiuraday
evening. Some forty people sat
down to supper. After supper
Rev, H. C. Wilson was in charge
of the meeting:
Airs. Reg, liodgert was ap-
pointed secretary for the meet-
ing.
The sum of $511 was raised
for the M and M fund. Mrs.•
William Cann, church treasurer,
gave a fine report with a bal-
ance of $335,00. MI other reports
showed increases.
Barry ,Jeffery favoured with
accordion selections.
The elders are Edgar Mon-
teith, William Elford, Melvin
Gardiner, Lloyd Ballantyne, (yid
bert Duncan and William Lam-
port,
Two new stewards were nom-
inated: Roy Ballantyne and Bev
Morgan. • Other stewards are
Donald Bernick, Reg hodgert,
Lee )Webber and William Snow.
Retiring stewards are Donald
Bray and Glen Stewart.
Two new auditors were ap-
pointed: Edwin Miller and Arn-
old Cann. Mr. William Elford,
Mr. William Cann and Mr. Ed-
win Miller were appointed to
the M and M committee. Donald
• Bray presented the budget for
the corning year.
3.M• Club Meeting
The January meeting of the
3-M Club was held on Wednesday
cveniug in the church. basement
with 33 present. stir. and Mrs,
• Glen Stewart and Mr. and Mrs.
William Rohde were in charge.
for the evening.
Mrs. Rohde was in ,charge of
the meeting which opened with
the theme " Life's highways",
She was assisted in the devotion -
at by Mrs. Glen Stewart, Mrs.
Melvin Gardiner and William
Rohde.
A vocal quartet was sung by
Mrs. Reg liodgert, Mrs. Rohl..
Jeffery, Melvin Gardiner and
Robert Jeffery• accompanied by
Mrs. William Rohde. A. poem
was given by Glen Stewart.
Airs. Robert Jeffery, presi-
dent, conducted the business.
Roll call was answered by the
paying of fees. It was decided
to attend the ice Capades in
Kitchener in February. Mrs.
Arnold Cann read a poem. A
erokinole party was enjoyed,
prizes being won by Mrs. Reg
Hedged, Mrs. William Alien,
Mr. Almer -Passmore and Mr,
Floyd Stewart.
Personal items
Mr. and Mrs, William Rohde,
Douglas, Glenn and Calvin were
Saturday evening guests with
Mr. and. Airs. Donald Bray.
Mr. and Airs. Melvin Gardin-
er were guests on Saturday with
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Gibson of
Bryanston. r
Weekend guests at the .manse
Toronto. Mr. Petegen and Mr.
Meas, who are students at Ertl.
College, Toronto, were
fir charge of the services at the
Arva 'United Church and the
Bryanston Vntted Church on
Sunday morning.
Air. and Mrs. Melvin Gardiner
and Marilyn were Saturday eve-
ning guests with Mr, and Mrs.
Jack Stewart,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cann.
and Ray, Air. and Mrs. Reg
liodgert and Grant were Satur-
day evening guests with Air. and
Mrs. Jim Love of Grand Bend.
Mr..and Airs, Frederick Heist
and family of London, Mr. and
Airs, Wellington llaist of Credi-
ton, Mr, and Airs. Lloyd Jones,
Larry and Linda of Exeter were
Sunday evening guests with Air.
and Mrs. Almer Passmore.
There were nineteen present on
Sunday afternoon at a class that
.Rev. Hugh Wilson is conducting
each Sunday in preparation for
church membership.
Miss Helen Webber of London
spent last weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd Knight,
Mr. and Mrs. George Bonner
and four sons are moving to
I'.M,R at Centralia shortly,
Air. and Mrs, Tony Shulman,
Marcia and Mark of Embro vis-
ited on Sunday with Mr. and
Airs, Ernest Pym Airs. P'ym
returned home with Mr. and
Airs, Shulman for a few clays,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Jeffery
visited on Sunday evening with
Air. and Mrs, Carl Willert of
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