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Letter From.
Brinsley
By MRS. CECIL. ELLWOGP•
Tuesday evening guests with
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fenton. were
Mr. and Mrs. C'eed Ellwood,. Mr
and Mrs. George Prest and 1311
and Mrs. Cunningham, of Clande
hoye. also Mr. and Mrs. William
,Fenton and children.
t Miss Winnie Keogh and Mrs.
f
lames v andDebby n left
ams, I e Finney I t t,
for Ottawa on llonclay after
spending a few days with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Andy
lien h.
Alr. and Mrs. Geed Ellwood
visited with Mr. and Mrs. Wit-
ham Darling on Thursday eve -
S ; ning.
Mr. and :Urs. William Fenton
and children were recent guests
with Mr. and Mrs. Coldr'iclge, of
London.
Mr•s. Steve Jcicho, who has
been on the sick list, is ituprov-
ing,
Mr. and Mrs. \\'es Watson and
Mr. and Mrs. Lon liodgins re-
1 turned home after spending two
weeks in Florida.
Mr.' and Mrs. Earl Dixon at-
tended a birthday party for
Sharon Lightfoot, of Centralia.
at her home on Sunday,
!McGillivray Resident
Laid To Rest
Walter Morley died suddenly at
the family•residence, Lot 16, C'00.
12, McGillivray Township, on
!Friday, January 9.
He was horn February 18, 1874,
a son of the late William and
Mary .lane Maguire Morley.
( He had four brothers and three
sisters. namely: Mary Ann, Em-
+ Uy. Lizzie, John, William, Sidney
and Wesley, who is sole survivor.
On November 11, 1908, he mar-
; ried Sarah Elizabeth Jones, who
survives. Also two daughters and
• two sons, Mrs, Gordon Allison
• (Violet), Kathleen, James and
{ Gordon. also five grandchildren,
all of McGillivray. He was pre-
deceased by three daughters,
I Gladys, Cora and Mildred,
1 Deceased had .enjoyed fair
health 'til the new year and
farmed all his life, .Ice was also
• a member of Brinsley United
Church. He served on the. ses-
sion, trustee and elder. At a spe-
cial occasion shortly he was to
have been given life membership
as honorary elder. In past years
• he was also Sunday School sup-
erintendent.
Funeral services under the di-
rection of T. Stephenson and Son
funeral directors were held from
Brinsley United Church on Janu•
ary 12. with the Rev. Mr. Brooks
of Ailsa Craig officiating. Mr.
{ Harry Hoffman, Dashwood, sang
4-14 Giris., 1.30y Sco,uts
Coo.kAt brand fiend
Seven members. of the 4.11 Club uary meeting will be pestponed
r• visited the flour mill at Arva. !froiu Friday, January 16 to. Fri-
aceoinpanied try Mr. and IU.vs. •clay. January' 23,
Edward; (till. ;ince their last � The annual
meeti•ng of the Li-
t meeting in December. After visit- brary hoard will be held in the
•ing the null they spent the rest library:' on Thursday evening,
of the day in London. January 15, The Latrrbton t'otnx-
Those whu took part in the in- ty Library exchange is being
spection were Karen And Eleanor held on Thursday morning at
Taylor.l l 0 n0
Aima Hendrick, Alma 1 . a in. The books, from the
Hodgins, Mona. ar(1 Marcia Des- exchange. along with some new
Jardine and Marjorie Hendrick. books pure)lased. will be ready
Scout Activities for circulation on Friday eve -
in spite of the bad weather, !Mug. l 12 members of the ist group Mr. and Mrs. Fred Wilson left
Grand Bend scouts. attended the t nn Monday to spend Ilio winter
meeting on Friday. timonths in Florida.
Games and badge work were,' Mr. and A1rs. Roy Scott and
carried out, and a general "Ali- Mr. and Mrs. Donald •Scott and
'round Scout" contest was won . baby of Sarnia spent the week -
by Second Larry Taylor. ',end with \lrs. Wtn. Patterson,
After the meeting the Court I{ Mr. and Mrs. D. W. (Pat)
of Honor discussed future .ac- 'Harrison spent a few days last
tivities, It was decided to hold 1 week with Mr. I-larrison's son,
LW0 solos.
The pallbearers were Earl,
Luther, Harvey, Thomas Morley,
i truce Scott and Jack Hodgson,
Flower hearer was Robert Mor-
ley, also a nephew. Interncent
i was made in Mars Hill Cenre-
> nnmlieomonoone oleo wumnuunu. tery, Brinsley.
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a skating party in the near fu- Sgt. Robert and Mrs, Harrison,
in Chatham..
Mr. and Airs. Milton Russell
of Mensal' spent Wednesday with
their daughter, Mrs. harry Res -
was considered, and more in- senberry, Mr. Bossenberry and
formation oft this will be given family
next week. Mr. and Mrs. Roy blear spent
Next Wednesday, the Troop isthe weekend visiting with their
holding a Scout and Guide social I sons, Mr, Kenneth Vicar and
in
fienju
ne tion with
the L i Park-,'
Mrs. Thar, and Mr. Dennis
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s
hill Guide Company, to cele-
Flear, Mrs, blear and fancily,
bride the first anniversary of ;hiss Joan Chapman returned
the Troop's re -opening, to Toronto last week to resume
Course Attracts Crowd her studies at the university
ture, and a camp for Second-
class Scouts at Easter.
The possibility of an electric
light,bulb drive for .lanuary 31
The Sewing Course held under after .spending the Christmas
holidays with
the auspices of the Women's :her parents at
Institute on Wednesday was well Green forest fodge,
attended and everyone appreci-
ated the different ideas and sug-
geStions given then.
W,M.S, And W.A.
At the :Joint meeting of the
and •W.A. of the United
Church, Mrs, Douglas Gill pre-;
sided for the W.M.S.
Rev. A. E. Holley installed, the
new officers for 1959.
-Mrs. Alex Hamilton comment-
ed on the study on the health
and welfare of Canada referring
to hospital and health centres
especially in isolated comncuni-
' ties.
Membership fees for 1959 wee
I accepted by Mrs. Allen Miller.
The treasurer reported that
$295 had been sent to the presby-
terial treasure)',
The World Day of Prayer was
announced to be held in St.
John's Anglican Church on Fri-
day, Feb, 13.
The ladies were asked to bring
quilt blocks and old woollens to
the February meeting,
President Airs. henry Devine
was in the chair for the W.A.
nieeting. Rev. Holley, installed
the 1959 officers.
The W.A. decided to look after
the ordering and distribution of
Upper Room booklets.
Personal Items
On Sunday evening, after the
regular church service, a film
was shown in the church base-
ment. entitled "Eyes That See",
which wa an inspiring picture
and particularly interesting to
those who have misisonary work
at heart.
The January communion serv-
ice will be held next Sunday at
the morning service, January
18.
The members of the T.W.S.
group and friends are asked to
please note that on account of
program arrangements the Jan -
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Whalen
By MRS, F. SQUIRE
Personal Items
Mr. Russell Parkinson left on
Monday for a vacation in Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Baillie
were recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. George Squire of Granton.
Mr. Harry Rodd visited on Sun-
day with Mr. and Mrs. William
Rodd. of Granton.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleve Pullman
and boys were Sunday guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Kirkham of
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Neil and
Donald visited on Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Rollings in
London.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald 1 Iern, Mr,
and. Mrs. lYm, French, Mr. and
Mrs. Hamilton Hodgins, Mr. and
Mrs. Laverne Morley, Mr, and
Mrs. ,Tack Finkbeiner, Mr, and
Mrs. Ron Squire and Mr. and
Mrs. Cecil. Squire attended "An-
nie Get Your Gun" presented at
the Grand Theatre, London, on
Monday evening.
W.M.S. And W.A.
Twelve members were present
for the January meetings held
at the home of Mrs, \Viliiam
Morley, Sr. on Thursday after-
noon. Mrs. Milne Pullen read
the devotional ser'ipture lesson.
Comments were given by Mrs.
Ilamilton Hodgins.
During the business it was
decided to send flannelette and
thread to Rainy River and do-
nations be handed in at the neat
me,
Scriptetingure calendars were sold
at this meeting.
Mrs. Ray Parkinson was in
ehar'ge of the W.A, meeting.
Mrs. Laverne Morley, Mrs, Park-
inson and Mrs. Bert Duffield led
in the devotional.
Second hand clothing was
packed to he sent to the Muneey
Indian Rescrvc. A bake sale was
hel1d''l,ans were made for a slipper
to b ' held early in February.
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1y MRS. ROSS :SKINNER
Personal items.
].lir. and Mrs. Alvin Cooper,
Mr. and Sirs. Howard Pym. and
Joan, were Sunday -e ening
guests with Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
J'ynr, of Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Roully, of
Kirkton, visited on 'Wednesday'
with Air. and Mrs. William
Boody,
Misses Mary Skinner, Grace
.Routly and (grace Johns, of
London, spent the weekend at
the homes of their respective
parents,
The Elinrville W.M.S. and
W.A. catered to a banquet for
the Township of itsborne (loun-
eit officials. There were 30
present. After dining, they re-
tired to the township hall when
euchre was enjoyed.
The January meeting of the
Elimville W.M.S. and W.A. will
be held on Wednesday afternoon
;following a pot luck dinner in
the church basement, There will
be a quilting in the morning
and afternoon,
The Elinrville Mission Band.
held a skating party on Satur-
day morning at the Woodham
Community Rink, There were
dogs
90 skating, and hot
and coffee were served at the
booth by the leaders, Mrs, Eisen
Lynn and Mrs. Philip Johns.
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