Times-Advocate, 1980-02-13, Page 24ELDERS NAMED = The elders for Carmel Presbyterian church in Hensall were named Sunday. In the back row are Harry
Moir, Robert Taylor, Robert Bell and John Baker. Seated are Earl Campbell, Rochus Ra er, Bert Thompson and. Al
Hoggarth. T-A photo
Hensall 4-H girls meet
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TO HOST RALLY
The Ladies' Legion
Auxiliary met on Tuesday
evening, with .the second
Vice-president Mrs. Hilda.
Smale presiding. Plans were
, Made for the Zone Rally to
be held at the Legion in May.
Mrs. Clarence Reid gave the
report of the sports com-
mittee regarding bowling
tournaments.. The public
speaking contest will be held
on February 25th. A Social
'hour followed the meeting
when refreshments were
served,
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Tuesday, Chiselhurst
U.C.W, met at the home of
Mrs. Alvin Cole Hensall.
The President Mrs. Jack
Brintnell opened the meeting
with the theme song and
prayer. Mrs. Gerald Glenn
conducted the worship
service "Let's Face Our-
selves" assisted by Mrs.
J.Upshall, Mrs. Dick Taylor,
Mrs. Kerslake and Mrs. R.
Riley.
The-roll call was answered
by fifteen members con-
tinuousVireading the second
chapter of Mark. A letter of
thanks Was read for support
at Camp Menestung.
It was announced the
World Day of Prayer service
will be held at Hensall
United Church March 7th at
2:30. Seven members at-
tended the Huron
Presbyterial held at
Goderich.
Mrs. Harold Parker
thanked all who supported
her during the past year as
President of the Huron-Perth
Presbyterial.
Mrs. Dorothy Brintnell
gave an interesting message
on the study of Japan. Mrs.
D. Kerslake entertained with
a delightful musical melody
at the piano.
The President thanked
everyone who made this
such an enjoyable meeting.
The March meeting was
reviewed and close with the
Lord's Prayer.
Mrs. Simpson passes
Mrs. Sara J.D. (McCloy)
Simpson passed away at
South Huron Hospital,
Exeter onFebruary 7, 1980 in
her 81st year. Beloved wife
of the late Robert Simpson
Dear mother of Mrs. David
(Janeth) Sangster of Hen-
sall; Loving Dadie of Gail,
Pamela, Robbi, and
Elizabeth of Hensall; and
Mrs. Terry (Sheila)
Davenport; Toronto, great
grandmother of Stacey.
Rtheral service was held
from the R.S. Box Funeral
Home, Seaforth Monday
February 11th 1980 with
Rev. T.E. Duke officiating.
Interment in BOrd's
Cemetery.
The late Mrs. Simpson was
a school-teacher, a member
of the Huron County
Historical Society, Women's
Institute and other
organizations.
Hensa II 4-H
The second meeting of
Hensall 1 4-H"Your Corner of
the World" was held on
February 5th at the Hensall
United Church. The Meeting
was opened with the 4-H
pledge and roll call with all
members present. This
meeting was focused on
macrame and the different
types of knots involved with
it. The leaders demonstrated
these types of knots and then
each member tied them for
herself The discussion was
based on your idea of the
perfect bedroom and what
you would like in it. The
meeting adjourned with the
next meeting being set for
February 12th at Hensall
United Church at 7:00 p.m.
Hensall United Church
Rev. T. Garnett Husser
guest minister at Hensall
United Church deliverd an
inspiring message on "Let's
Play God" Mrs. Marguerite
McLeod of Exeter was guest
soloist singing "May The
Good Lord Bless You".
Carmel Church
Rev. A.C. Young of
Goderich conducted service
in Carmel Presbyterian
Church on Sunday in the
absence of the Rev. Kenneth
Knight who is in Montreal.
Mrs. Taylor presided at the
organ. The Choir are holding
a "Crokinole Party" in the
school-moth of the Church on
Friday February 15th. Plait
to attend.
Valentine euchre
,.The C.P.T. committee of
the Amber Rebekah and
Oddfellow's. Lodges are
holding a Valentine Euchre
in the local Hall on Thursday
February 14th. Welcome All.
Queensway resident
celebrates birthday
Birthday Greetings to Mrs.
Elizabeth Volland who
celebrated her birthday at
the Queensway Nursing
Home this past week,Visitors.
with Russell Erratt were
George and Olive
Stephenson, Eilleen Consitt,
Helen Taylor and Cathy
Patterson. Ila Dunn and Iva
Ridley visited Vera.
Lammie. Hazel Snell visited
Louise Mitchell. Mrs. and
Mrs. Cecil Smith visited
Nelson Loghrin, Mrs.
Kendrick and other
residents. Mrs. and Mrs.
Henry Wilds and Mrs. and
Mrs. Gordon Morlock visited
Mrs. Irma Wilds.
Rev. Bishop conducted a
church service accompanied
by MrS. Kirk at the piano.
Ladies' bowling score was
Edna Youn with 89 and
Men's bowling score Neil
Regan 181.
Personals
Mrs. Irene Finlaysoh
returned home after a
pleasant holiday with Mrs.
Rose Pyke in Rose Lawn
Florida.
Mrs. R.H.' Middleton
returned to her home after
vacationing for two weeks in
Hawaii.
Ladies meet
at Carmel
The president Mrs. Harvey
Hyde presided for the
Meeting of the W.M.S. of
Cannel Presbyterian
Church on Monday and
opened the meeting with a
Meditation "What colour Is
God's Skin?" Mrs. Bert
Thomson was in charge of
the Devotional, and opened
with a reading entitled "A
Smile" Mrs. Robert. Bell
gave a reading "Spending
Your Day The Happiest
Way" , Following the singing
the Hymn "I Need Thee
Every Hour" Mrs. Rochus
Fabet led in Prayer. Mrs.
Jean Snell read a passage of
Scripture, The topic "Take
Your Time" was given by
'Mrs. Thomson and was most
interesting. During the topic
several scripture passages
were read by Mrs. Al
Hoggarth,
A. poem "When I Have
Time" was read by Mrs.
Thomson followed by, a .
reading "Actions Speak
Louder Than Words" by
Mrs. Hyde. After singing
"When The Roll Is Called Up
Yonder" Mrs. Lloyd
Mousseau gave a reading "Is
Yours a House or La Home?"
Mrs. Thomson concluded the,
devotional with messages"
"Has Someone Seen Christ
In You To-day?" and "A
thought For To-day and All
Our Days" and prayer. Mrs.
Hyde presided for the
business -/The World Day of
Prayer will be held in
Hensall United Church
March 7th at 2:30 p.m.
Mrs. Robert Taylor and
Mrs. Lloyd Mousseau
volunteered to visit .during
the next month The W.M.S.
will 'observe their 90th an-
niversary this year and the
Arnold Circle Evening
Auxiliary will observe their
50th anniversary - it was
decided to unite the an-
niversaries. The March
meeting will be held March
3rd with Mrs. Esther Wright
presiding and Mrs. Rochus
Faber in charge of the
program. Mrs. Hyde gave a,
message "For To-day and
Yesterday" followed by the
Lord's Prayer.
Ladies' Aid
The President Mrs. Al
Hoggarth presided for the
ladies aid meeting with the
assisting Secretary Mrs,
Ruby Bell. Mrs. Hoggarth
read several messages and
led in prayer. Thank you
notes were read from Mrs.
Knight and Mrs. Stretton.
The Treasurer, Mrs. Hyde,
gave a very gratifying
report. Mrs. Robert Bell
gave a detailed report for the
cards and treats sent to sick
and-shut-ins. Mrs. Ruby Bell
gave the report of the kit-
chen committee.Decoration
to the school-room was
discussed and was to be
taken up with the managers.
Mrs. Ruby Bell reported for
the quilting committee
stating the quilt was com-
pleted and delivered. The
group leaders presented
their report on catering and
discussion followed.
The meeting concluded
with Prayer by Mrs.
Hoggarth and the
Benediction.
By
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ELAVENDER
Why is it t at people=
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when you try to tell them =
= something than when you = ask them something?
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Wealthy folks miss out on E..:
one of life's greatest
pleasures - paying the last F.
installment.
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parents: "We 'require
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