The Wingham Advance-Times, 1949-11-16, Page 6A. Y, P, A, Meeting
The A.Y.P.A. of Trinity Anglican
Church, Belgrave, met at the home.
of Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Wade, The
.meeting opened with a hymn and pray-
er. Rev. Wyatt read the scripture les-
son. The president, Murray Bradburn,
conducted the meeting. Tom Wade,
the secretary, read the minutes of the
last meeting. Frank Nesbit gave the
treasurer's report, Rev. Mr. Wyatt
gave w talk on the new Huron College,
The next meeting will be held at the
Rectory in Blyth on November 22nd.
Alex Nethery is to write the Log
Book. The Log Book was read by
Marry Brydges and a talk on Casa
Loma, Toronto, was given by Ruth
Bradburn. Beverley Nethery played a
piano solo and, Shirley Bradburn con-
ducted a few games. A delicious lunch
was served by the hostess.
Twenty-Fifth Anniversary
About fifty neighbours and friends
called on Mr. and Mrs. Howard. Wil-
kinson on Friday night to honor them
on the occasion of their silver wed-
ding anniversary, Card ghmes were
enjoyed throughout the evening. Mr.
Richard Procter read a complimentary
address to. Mr. and Mrs. Wilkinson
and Wm. Stubbs presented them with
a beautiful tri-light floor lamp. Mr.
Wilkinson expressed his thanks for
the lamp and many other lovely gifts,
Refreshments were served by the lad-
ies,.
At the regular meeting of the Young
People's meeting the slides "Japan
Begins Anew" were shown.
Euchre Marathon
A pre Christmas series of the Elicit-
re Marathon got off to a good start
with nine tables in play. The winners
for the night were, high lady, Mrs,
W. Dunbar, low lady, Mrs. J. K Mc-
Callum, high man, Ross Robinson, low
man, J. Anderson,
E vening Auxiliary
The November meeting of the Ev-
ening Auxiliary of the United Church
was held on Tuesday evening at th e
home of Mrs. Leslie Bolt, with twenty
two present. Mrs. E. Wightman led in
the business part of the meeting, open-
ing with the hymn, "0 God our Help"
followed by prayer, The reports of the
secretary and. Treasurer were read and
adopted. Mrs. R. Robinson, Mrs, Cliff
Walsh and Mrs. E. Wightman were
appointed as nominating committee
for the next meeting. Mrs, C. Robin-
son presided over the Worship period,
Several readings in unison, two hymns
and a prayer were followed by a lovely
solo by Mrs, Art Scott "At morning,
noon and night." C'lo Education
was the theme of the evening and
Mrs. L. Bolt by the use of a map made
us acquainted with the different Un-
ited Church schools and colleges
across Canada. Miss Elaine Walsh told
of Miss Annie Ward's musical work
in China, Mrs. Sam Pletch gave a
reading. The closing hymn was sung
and the meeting closed with prayer. A
social hour followed.
Mr, Geo. Armstrong of Tyner,
Sask., is visiting his brother, Mr.
David Armstrong.
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end with relatives here.
JAMESTOWN
The many friends of Mr. Glen Mc-
Kercher, who has been confined to
the house for the past few days, are
pleased to know he is improving nice-
ly.
Mrs, John Fraser spent the week-
end with friends in Bothwell.
Miss Lola Willis has returned from
a visit with relatives in Detroit.
Mrs. 'Austin Raynard, who attended
the funeral of a nephew in Detroit, has
returned to her home.
On Friday night a shower was held
in the school at S, S. No, 4, Grey in
honour of Mr. and Mrs. Allan Pilling,
(nee Jessie MacDonald) Toronto.
Mrs. Gordon Holt and little daugh-
ter, Ann, spent a couple of days
cently with her parents at 'Winthrop.
Miss Dorothy Dennis of Hampstead,
and her sister, Frances, of Stratford„
spent the week-end with their parents,
Mr, and Mrs, Melville Dennis.
Mrs. Lida Balfour, Listowel, spent
the week-end at the home of Mr, and!
Mrs. Dave McLennan,
Mr. and Mrs. R, Houeston of Tor-
onto, spent the week-end with Mr.
andn Mrs. Ned Thompson,
Mr. George Robinson of Detroit, is
visiting with Mr. amid Mrs, Lawrence
Mrs, Harvey Mulligan left on
Thursday for the States where she
attended the funeral of a relative.
Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Willis spent
Thursday with Mr, annd Mrs, Clar-
ence Russell near Harriston.
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Mr, and Mrs. Ed. McCrea of Wel-
lington, New Zealand, and granddau-
ghter, Frances McCrea of Hamilton,
New Zealand ,and Mr. Wilfred O'Don-
nell of London, were guests of Mrs,
A. M. Perdue.
Mrs. James Leitch has returned
home after spending several weeks in
the West with her daughter, Mrs.
Clayton. Logan. Mrs. Logan and Ken-
neth accompanied her home and re-
turned to Winnipeg where Bobby is
a patient in al hospital there.
Miss Audrey Anderson, nurse-in-
training in Hamilton, spent the week-
end at her home.
Miss Patsy Anderson spent the
week-end in Sault Ste, Marie, attend-
ing a Young people's Convention.
Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Vincent and
daughters of Byron, spent the week-
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