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Organist; Meb. '"red Stephenson WEDNESDAY EVENING, JAN. 25th
8:00 P.M.
lo a.m. Chun:it Soli of
11:00 a.m. Public Worship
discuss having a Centennial Celebration in
GREY TOWNSHIP
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NOTICE
The Annual Meeting and. Ban.,
duet of Huron County Children's
Aid Society is being held In the
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Febrini ry 1937, at 0:30 P.111,
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THE UNITED CHURCH
ter CANALiA Public Centennial Meeting
WA4TON
Meeting of 8th and 16th Unit
Of Duff's. Church UCW. Walton
The January meeting was held
at the home of Mrs_ Doug Fraser
on Weduesday afternoon, January
Mrs. Ken McDonald opened the,
meeting with the Call to Wor-
ship. Hymn 11 "0 God of Good"
was sung. Mrs, Sint McDonald
read the Scripture and Mrs. Ken
McDonald read an article and led
in prayer.
Mrs, Walter Bewley introduced
books to be used for study by
the units. "ChurclieS Where the.
Action Is" was cholien.
Roll call was answered by 14
members, There Was one gueSt:
The minutes of the last meeting
were read by the secretary. "A
poem. "god Bless You" was read
by Mrs, Ken McDonald.
17CW fees were taken, also the
offering.
February 10th is WoMen's
:World Day of Frayer.
The annual meeting is January
1.9th at 8.00 p.m..
lt, Was moved by Mrs. Ken Me-
DOnald seconded by Mrs. Clar-
ence Martin to try selling Royal
Purple G'arde'n seeds.
IL was Moved by Mrs. Jim Meo
Donald, seconded by Mrs. DoUg
Fraser to have a bazaar May
23rd. Moved by MA: Alvin Mc-
Lieualti that the roll call for
ruary be answered by bringing
Something for the na2aar. Mater-.
ial from flannelette bundle was
given out to be wade up.
Ni ttines were drawn for the Cop
per Contest.
(trace was sung and MIMI" served
by Mrs. Wilbur Turnbull. Mrs.
Actrold Bolger and the hostess.
January Meeting Of
Duff's Church UCIN
The January meeting Or the
'UM of Mars Church was held
ill the Chtireit basement.
The installation of the °Meets
for the new year was concluded.
by the Rev. Arthur Higgie
botham,
Mrs, Ross Bennett, leader of
the 16th and. Boundary unit pre-
Sided for the progam preserited
tinder their tbatgo. Mrs. Harvey
Craig and M. Martin Baan also
took part. A lineal solo, "Great
let Thy Faithfulness i was Con-
tributed by Mrs. Harold
was ticeon pat ed with
the 'Woo by Mrs. Herbert Theo-
iss. The new study book, "Into, a
,Nation" was introduced in: the
topic given by Mrs. Martin 13aau,
The business session was
presided over by Airs. Cordon
McGavin, president. She thanked
the Illeillber$ for their CO-operation.
during the past year and asked
for their continued support
triroughout toe present year. She
umd too ladies tau have been.
asked Lo'inake the Geuerich Ont-
ario Hospital aria our senior citi-
zens, majur projects fur the year,
• The LC \V agreed to provide
better ilecumodation for one of
the Sunday School classes, The
next meeting is to be held on
F .ebruary 1st, and the Wutueu's•
World Day at Prayer is on Febr-
uary 10th.
A.suecessful financial year was.
disclosed in the treasurer's ye-
port given by Mrs. Kenneth Mc-
Donald.
.e.epe,as irons me Units were
presented by Mrs. James Clark,
Mrs% Campbell Wey, Mrs. George
McCall and Mrs. Martin liaan.
.Alentbeisnip fees of 0.00 will be
received at the January meetings
of the 15(.1•W 'Units.
•tr Lac. iequest, et the president
several suggestions were given.
for Centennial. projeetsi and , ais-
cussed. Decision on these was
left for a later meeting... •
The annual congregationt
nteetuig is icing hem rii the evo
ing'. of JanUary 19th.
.Laineh will be served by
Mel(1.11.61, 'anti 1 rLh and Boundary
Units, to consist of sandwiches,
tarts, squares or cookies. •
1. tie church reports this Year
are to be done on the new Gest-
(Auer and a request was made for
typists.
New study and reading material
was presented by Mrs. Walter
Bewley, literature secretary:
She urged that every woman 01
the church read the book "The
Chuich Grows in Canada": Other
books were "My Captain Oliver"
"Nelpiog the Child grow in Mis-
Mon" and "Centennial Reference;
Issue of the ObserVer."
Mrs. Rowley expressed the hope
that. all Wonien would plan to see
the "Centennial Film" that will
lie on the prograM for the May
meeting.
basket of fruit or other suit-
able remembrance will be sent to
the sick instead of floNiiets.
The. Re.7-. Arthur HiggitibOthaei
closed the meeting with tilitYero