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Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Anderson of
'T•;i,eiperi, Mr. and Mrs,. Robert Vpsnaw
ref .Seaforth, and Mr, and Mrs. Lloyd
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the beetle of Mr. and Mrs. John Mae-
Mr, Chas, Martin was in London
cu Sunday, and Mr. Clayton. Soleoltz
accompanied him and hes taken a
position with the Central Chevrolet
Company there. His granddaughter,
Nancy Simmons, accompanied him
borne to spend the week here,
The W.M.S. of the United Church
Inere gre invited to a W.1Vt.S, tee at
Helens this Wednesday.' afternoon.
The Coutes-Scott family picnic held
At Formosa on Saturday, took most
The Salvation Army
11:00 a.m.—Holiness Meeting.
10:00 am-I.—Sunday School.
7:00 p.m.—Gospel Service,
Monday-
7:00 p.m.—Sunshine Hour
Tuesday-
2:30 p.m.—Horne League,
8:00 p.m.—Prayer Meeting
A hearty Welcome awaits at the
Salvation Army.
We have a Complete Line of Vans for every
room in the house , for the office or business
in fact fans of every description, size and price.
Come in and look 'em over . they're famous-
make high quality and priced - right for summer
comfort.
Captain and Mrs. H. deVries
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When You're Smiling
Louis Albright
" Father's Little vidend"
Elizabeth Taylor, Spencer Tracey,- Joan Bennett
Monday, Tuesday, Wednesday, July 2, 3, 4
Jerome Courtland
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Thursday, Friday, Saturday, July 5, 6, 7
Mickey Rooney
TWO SHOWS Each Night, starting at 7;15 p.m.
SATURDAY MATINEE 2 p.m.
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k these families In East Wawaripsh
and in this 01110=4 plenicing
Over pne hundred attended and en-
joyed the afternoon of sport and re-
ahniSeing.
Mr. and Mrs, Clifford Heffer end
sons of Ternberry, spent Sunday with
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Wel-
wood.
Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Methers and
family of Bluevake spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs, Gordon. Elliott,
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Ruttan end.
children of FordWieb, visited on Sue,
day with Mr. and Mrs. Angus Falcon-
er.
Mrs. Joe. Tiffin was a patient in
Wingham General Hospital over the
week-end and was able to return
home ,on Monday.
Mr, and Mrs, Angus Falconer, Billie
Punkin and Donald Dow, were among
those from Eulgrave Jr. Farmers,
who attended the Jr. Farmer picnic Mr, and Mrs, P ercy veneer and
at the GAO., Cuelph, on Saturday. I Mary of London. visited one day last
Mr, and Mrs, Robert Laidlaw and week at -the home of Mr. and Mrs.
sons moved this Saturday to their Amos Cornelius and Mr. and Mrs,
new home on the Boundary in Turn-H DIII Redmond and family of Si, Aug-
,r 'V, and visited on Sunday with her twilit, visited there on Sunday.
mother, Mrs. Jos. Holmes in Clinton. Among- those from East Wawanosh!
Mrs. Robert Toomey and son, Bob- who left last Wednesday morning on I
by of New York City, her mother, the bus trip sponsored by the Huron
Mr's. F. L. Creighton, and Mr, and Co, Crop Improvimient Association
Airs. Fancis Creighton, Gail and And - I from Clinton, were, Reeve J. D. Bee-
rea, of Detroit, spent the week-end croft, Orval Taylor, Harry Sturdy,
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Melvin Bradburn, Simon Hallahan
Bescroft. I and Tom Thompson. There were 30
- :Mrs, (Rev.! E. S. Hayward of St. in the bus and they went to Montreal'
Helens has been under the doctor's and Ottawa. They visited the Oka
care, during the week-end. Agricultural Institute in Quebec, and
Mr. Robert Leaver returned home MacDonald College, Montreal. On
from Toronto last week. Friday they visited at- the Parliament
• Little Ivan McBurney, son of Mr. Buildings. Ottawa, where they were;
met by L. E. Cardiff, M. Donald
33111V, M.P., A. Y, McLean, M.P., and
addressed at the noon luncheon by'
Hon. J. G. Gardiner. They went over
the Central Experimental Farm and
the City Dairy Farm at Ottawa, On
the borne trip on Saturday they visit-
ed the Kemptville Experimental
Farm,
Mrs, Gilbert Beeeroft and children
spent Saturday with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Watson of Bruce-
field,
The school children in this corn-
munity are rejoicing this week at the
closing of school. Fordyce school are
holding a picnic at the -lath Bridge
- on Tuesday afternoon, and S. S, No.
9, Kinloss are holding a section pic-
nic at tin' school on Thursday. The
a , through to the New Testament. Mrs.
1 ' Jefferson of Donnybrook, sang "Don't
Forget to Pray" and Mrs. Moores told
of the School for Leadership being
• . held at Alma College in August, ask-
ing for delegates. Mrs. Geo. Stewart
• and Mrs, Ed. Rice, of St. Helens sang
"Just Outside the Door". Mrs. Wight-
man, who had been to Chatham with
the executive, introduced the speaker,
Miss W. Rutherford, of St. Helens,
, who has also been to SL, Thomas, and
-; also gave a spendid report, noting the
8 ability of the women in the executive.
on hand with his forage harvestei
equipment and filled these under
ground silos. Mr. Gordon McEurney
also filled his silo, with the green
forage. Many in this community wil
be eager to know how they work ou
for winter feeding.
Mr. and Mrs, Wm, Rintoul and Earn
ily of Fordyce, spent Sunday at tit
of his sister, Mrs. Ewart Me
Pherson.
June 28, 29, 30
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Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Caslick and
K2 sons, Wingham, spent Sunday with'
lhicisparents, Mr. and Mrs. Earl Cas- k,
Mrs, Gordon Small, of Toronto, is
spending this week at the home of
her sister, Mrs. Duncan MacGregor
LI' and with Mr. and Mrs. Clarke Mac-
h Gregor.
Miss Annie Kennedy, of Winghara
Hospital, is spending her holidays
here this week.
MacMillan families from this ells-
1111 trict attended the shower at Walker-
iee ton on Tuesday evening' prior to the
MacMillan - Schnurr nuptials next
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Lennox and
family and Mr, Brown, of Atwood,
B visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
eet. Waiter Lott.
-4 The W.M.S. executive of Maitland
Presbyterial held their meeting last
eiTuesday in the Presbyterian Church a here, Mrs. McAuley, of Ripley, pre-
sident of the Presbyterial, presided,
11 and they were entertained by the se-
a ciety here,
iti• Mr. arid Mrs. George McKague, of
Teeswater, Mr. and Mrs. Orville
• tinp;s and Beverley Anne, of Turn- ▪ berry and Mr, and Mrs. James Me-
re- Innis, spent Sunday at the home of
' Mr. and Mrs. George Stanley, Luck-
now' Mrs. Stanley returned borne
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front Wingham Hospital on Sunday
. last.
fin' Miss Muriel Watt, Rcg.N., of Vic-
toria Hospital, London, visited over
the week-end with her parents, Rev.
d Mrs. W. J. Watt.
iVir. and Mrs. Hardie Simpson, of
Kinloss, and Kathleen, of Walkerton,
also Mr. James Irvin, of Stratford,
! visited on Sunday at the home of Mt,
J9 : and Mrs. Wallace Conn,
Mr. Ira Wall had -his tombs re-
moved in Wingham 'Hospital on 'rues-
= ▪ day last.
1! Leroy Ryan left last Tuesday with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs, John Ryan,
I' for Ills home in Goderich. Leroy had
faithfully planned to finish tile school
I term hero, but measles and .rntimPS
caught up with hint
Mrs. James Falconer arid Lois, and
it Mr. Ivan Laidlaw visited last Thurso
day at the home of the forrner'S
ter-In-law, Mrs. tight Weiwood, of
1Caledort, where Mtg. John Patedrket,
III ▪ has been quite ill front a heart seiz-
i; uru.
I Miss Marilyn XeWfitart Was laid up
With an attack of thurnps last week.
1 '1
I
E. Wawanosh school children wee
off to Niagara Falls on Tuesday o,•
their long anticipated trip.
Mr, and Mrs. Herson Irwin and Bill
spent Sunday with Dr, and Mrs
Richard Irwin of Flesherton.
Mr. and Mrs. Chas, Robinson and
family, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs, Orval Taylor of Belgrave,
Mr, Frank Thompson and Mr. Ed
ward McBurney recently have had a
bulldozer digging out a pit, near their
barn for grass silage, and last week
end, Mr. Jacklin from Grey Twp., wa
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Lewis of Wing
ham, visited on Sunday with Mr. an
Mrs. George
and Mrs. Ed. XeHurney has been i
with measles during the past wee
and little Jinn-% Kirk Beeeroft, wit
the mumps.
Mr. And Mrs. Elmer .Shiell and bob
Robert Gerald, of London, spent ti
week-end with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. Al. Shiell, and with Mr, and
Mrs. Jas. Hardie, Turnberry.
Mr. and Mrs, Leslie Wightman an
daughters visited on Sunday with he
parents, Me and Mrs. Emerson Vi-
pond of Atwood.
Fordyce section are holding a re
ception in the Memorial Hee het,.
this Thursday evening. A reception i
also being held this Tuesday eveuie
for Mr. and. Mrs, Jas, E. Currie, who
arrived home from Ottawa on Friday.
.
'1 She said the aims of the W,M.S, were:
- I an increase in membership, an in-
crease in givini?,7en increase in study
and in friendship with our own and
I other groups and other churches, an
t I increase in the papers, "World
Friends", and that we make greater
use of the literature available. Rev.
e
NA% James L.aidlaw and Elroy have
I been shingling their barn .during the
h past few days.
Mrs. Floyd Boa and ehildren re,
y turned tome to Belwood with her lies-ee,
ie band last Monday.
Mr's, inyvel -celebrated her seventy,
fourth birthday on Saturday.
Mr, Fred IVfeQev has been busy
d wiring Mr. .R.obert Hutchieores farm
r • • • buildings for -hydro during the past
week.
Mr. and Mrs, Jack Kerr and ,child-
ren of Bluevale visited with her par,
eats, Mr. and Mrs. Herb Laidlaw on
e' Sunday.
.. home of .Mies Len Emerson with a
d good attendance. Mrs. Lott, presi-
dent, presided and gave the call to
worship from Psalm 123, Mrs, Geo,
McQuaig led in the responsive read-
big of. the Scripture lesson from
Mate, chapter V, Mrs. Albert Wal-
ters had charge of the meditation per-
iod, speaking on "He Saved Others",
Miss Lila Emerson led in the Glad
Tidings Prayer. Mrs. Johnston Conn
gave a reading, "The Sound of the
Grand Amer". The roll call was
answered by a Biblical verse contain-
ing the word "Save". Mrs, James
had charge of the topic on
the missionary work in Canada, tell-
ing of the work of the Port Workers,
the Children's Centre, the new ven-
ture in service and hospital visitors,
Mrs, Robert Ross led in prayer for
the missionary workers. A special
collection was taken up for supply
work and Mrs, Dawson Craig led in
the offertory prayer. The next meet-
ing will be held at the home of Mrs.
Robert Ross, and the meeting was
closed by all ' repoati.ng the Lord's
Prayer.
33rick Church
About seventy from the surround-
ing W.M.S, groups of Belgrave, West-
field, St. Helens, Donnybrook, White-
church and Calvin gathered last
Thursday afternoon at Brick United
Church for their summer meeting.
Mrs. Lawrence Taylor, president. pre-
sided, with Mrs. -Gilbert Beecroft and
Mrs, Stanley Snell assisting with the
Scripture lessons and Mrs. W. J.
Moores leading in prayer, The theme
of the meeting was "Peace I Leave
with You", and this was followed
f •Testament nressaee
g Presbyterian W.M,S.
The W.M.S. of the Presbyterian
Church met last Wednesday at the
,DONNYBROOK
The annnuel Robinson re-union
will be held on Saturday, July 1.1th at
Turnbull's Grove near Grand Bend.
Miss Olive Jefferson R.N. of Strat-
ford was home over the week-end.
Mr. Graham Chamney of Owen
Sound spent the week-end at the
home of his parents Mr. and Mrs. R.
ChaMney.
Mr. Earl Dow of London was a
week-end visitor at the Jefferson
homes here.
A number of Donnybrook ladies
attended the W.M.S. meeting at
Brick United Church on Thursday
afternoon.
Mrs, Elizabeth Naylor has returned
from a visit with friends at Sarnia
and Chatham.
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Gospel Hall
Regular Sunday Services
Sunday Schooi 10:15 a.m.
Remembering The Lord
at 11:15
1 Gospel Meeting at 8 p.m.
Prayers and Bible Study
Each Friday evening at S p.m.
Norman moKpmie, returned
ary front China, stroke of the value of
and compared the way the.
communists live with the people, and
share their poverty; to the'-WaY we live. Tie said that the trend, Was,
against the white _exploitation
of their country arid that they wAiit,
ed .to be helped by those who neig1.1 bored with Orientals, He. said W,Inl,t
is needed is prayer, giving and learn-ing, and that the church .n9t only
stands in those Countries, but that
it goes and works through faith,
klultet1 C11ttru4
The regular, monthly meeting of the
W.U.S, of the United Chereh. WAS
held here last Wednesday at the home
of Mrs. W, R. Farrier with a good at,
tendanee. Mrs. G. Gillespie pre,
sided. The theme of the meeting was
"Worship and Work", Mrs. Herb
Laidlaw helped with the Scripture
lesson front Mark 0 ,Mrs. Ezra
Selioltz read from Acts 10 and lefre.
E. a Grositeeth from Phillipie.ns 2.
Mrs. Mae Ross led in prayer for the
missionaries and their work, The bale
that was sent was valued at .$30, Mrs.
3, A Beeeroft had charge of the top-
ic from Miss Sybil Courtice's book,
"Japan Begins Again"", telling of the
step taken by the government to
break up the large land holdings and
share with the poorer people, and of
their intense interest in learning and
the spread of the wbrk of the Gospel
and education of the poorer classes.
Mrs. Clarence IVfcClenageren, led in
prayer and Mrs. Ezra Scholtz sang
"Jesus, My Lord, My Life, My All,
Thy Will Be Done in Me", This was
the meeting of the quarterly birthday I
tea and ten sat down to the prettily
decorated birthday table and all .en-1
joyt,ci the social time together.
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