Loading...
The Wingham Advance-Times, 1952-12-10, Page 9church missions in South America, had been covered. Sewing was done for the bale for the Indian School at Cardston, Alberta. The treasurer's re- port, read by Mrs, Nash, showed all pledges met and a donation made to Huron College Building Fund, Rev, H. L. Parker took the chair for the election of officers for 1953; president, Mrs. H. L. Parker; president, Mrs, R. E. Armitage; vice- president, Mrs. Lance Grain.; 2nd, vice-president, Mrs, Geo, Beattie; secretary, Mrs. C, H. 'Uncle; treas., Mrs, Nash; dorcas sec., Mrs. Mitchell; assistants,. Mrs, Parker and Mrs, Jack King; life membership secretary, Mrs. Connell; Prayer partner sec., Mrs, Parker. A social half hour followed with tea served by Mrs. Armitage and. Mrs. Harold King, Marion Williamson Group The regular meeting of the Marion Williamson Girls' Group of the Pres- byterian Church was held at the manse on Tuesday of last week at eight o'clock. The meeting opened with the call to worship by the president, Mary Rae. The Scripture lesson was read by Joyce Moffat and comments on the Scripture were given by Jean Campbell. Mary Scott led in prayer and a piano solo was played by Barbara Merrick. A Christmas poem was read by Aud- rey Gilmour. The minutes of the pre- vious meeting were read by the sec- retary, Helen Ford and the treasurer's report was given by Barbara Merrick. A letter was read from the former leader, Mrs. Ross Hamilton and plans were made for the Christmas meeting. After the offering was received, Mary Frances Currie played a piano solo. Chapter nine of the study book was read by Barbara Merrick, and Sandra Smith read a poem. Marion Chittiek led in prayer. Following the meeting, names were drawn for Christmas and pictures of the Christmas Story were shown. Lunch was served and the Benediction repeated. S.W.M.C. The Senior Women's Mission Circle of the Baptist Church held their reg- ular monthly meeting at the home of Miss R. Lewis, on Friday evening with a good attendance, Thep resident, Mrs. J. Falconer, pre- sided and opened the meeting by singing the hymn "Draw Me Nearer," then led in prayer. The roll call was answered with a verse of Scripture. A chapter from the study book "Hud- son Taylor's Secret" was read by Mrs. Miles Cameron, The devotional was in charge of Miss Laura Collar, and the theme of her inspiring message was "Love," 1 Corinthians, chapter 1, 3. The hymn "I'll go where you want me to go" was sung. The topic for the evening was on "Bolivia." An article was read by Miss Lewis. "The testimony of Arturo Ar- ana," a manufacturer of Gods, who was saved and from that time he decided to dedicate himself to the Lord's service. Mrs. Coyle read an article also on conditions in Bolivia. A season of prayer was conducted by several members of the circle. The meeting closed by the singing of a hymn, followed by a social hour. Baptist Girls 'Organization The regular meeting of the Baptist Teen Age Girls was held on Monday evening at the home of Frances Ait- ken. The president, Mary Hotchkiss, presided, Esme Tucker opened the meeting with prayer, which was followed by several choruses, Alice Hayden read the Scripture taken from John, chap- ter one, Mary Stapleton favoured with a beautiful solo entitled "The Love of God," Frances then read a short story "From Darkness Into Light." The president conducted a Bible quiz, The counsellor, Mrs. Frank Collar, read chapter two of the study book, "Beaut- iful Girlhood." The meeting closed with the hymn "There Is Power In the Blood," after which a dainty lunch was served and a period of handwork was enjoyed by all, The following of- ficers were elected: president, Mary Hotchkiss; vice-president, Betty Hen- ry; secretary, Mary Stapleton; treas- urer, Esme Tucker; pianist, Frances Aitken; social convener, Alice -Hay- den; counsellor, Mrs. Frank Collar. A. M. HARPER Chartered Accountant Licensed Municipal Auditor 55 South Street, Goderich Telephone 343 FOR FIRE, LIFE & AUTOMOBILE INSURANCE Call Stewart A. Scott Phone 293 Wingham REAL ESTATE SALESMAN Representing Harvey M. Krotz Agency Listowel 1Srrb IMPERIAL OIL Ltd. Firm Trade Agent art4311 • 53 MOM cyan eveR. mar mega tin .:,•;;X• •%•., ..... • :MR,Aba..a *"'m"-°$xm..,,,„„,..,,:i:. • .. a. • .... ' aaaa • .• •• ••• . . •• • • •:••••X, :ska • *NO .4•L••: • '1 • .• • , THE .WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES 'WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER 1-0t 1952 PAGE.. NILE. 11110.1.1 mor H. J. CORNISH & Co. Certified Public Accountants 1-1.4. Cornish L, F. Cornish D. Mitchell 294 DUNDAS ST. LONDON, ONT. Min DAIRY COW SALES 12 MILES SOUTH OF LONDON GLANWORTH SALES ARENA Pure Bred Holsteins — Friday, Dec. 12 Pure Bred Jerseys — Tuesday, Dec. 16 Pure Bred Holsteins — Friday, Jan. 23 Pure Bred Holsteins — Wed., March 4 Pure Bred Holsteins — Wed., March 11 'Pure 'Bred Jerseys — Wed., March 18 Pure Bred Holsteins — Tues., March 24 SHORE' HOLSTEINS LTD. SALES MANAGERS a',".. ... ,a*d.3.? ..;,:.,..3!•,',.'„;';',:';',;.....';afa:-'"%••••• 3-WAY CHOICE IN TRANSMISSIONS Merc-O-Matic Drive or Touch-O-Matic Overdrive (both optional at extra cost) or Silent-Ease Synchronized Standard Transmission. :Here's '53 Mercury . . . with exclusive Unified Design, where chassis-engine-body blend to give greater comfort, convenience and controlled roadability. 'Unified Design also means flowing lines, distinctive styling, com- bination bumper-grille, "Interceptor" instrument panel, "Space- planned" interiors. Mercury's new, improved, high-compression V-8125 Hp. engine delivers more power and economy. Examine 153 Mercury . . . it's the greatest yet! splendid address. The-roll call follow- ed. The secretary read her report of the last meeting and also the correspon- dence, The general business of the meeting was conducted, Misses Elda Keith and Mary Rae favoured with a lovely duet, "The Shepherd's Lullaby." The treasurer's report was given and the hymn "Oh Come All Ye Faithful," was sung. The various reports of the secretaries for 1952 was then read, which showed a most successful year just ending. The offering was received and Miss F. Wilson gave the Dedica- tory Prayer, followed by a lovely piano solo by Mrs. N. Pickell, which was much enjoyed. Mrs. N. L. Fry then gave the report of the nominating committee, and the officers for the coming year were in- stalled by Rev. Alex Nimmo, The meeting was dismissed with prayer by Rev. Nimmo. Officers of the W.M.B. of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church for ION Hon. president, Mrs. W. J. Hender- son; past president, Mrs. Leslie For- tune; president, Mrs, Horace Aitch- ison; 1st. vice-president, Mrs. R, H. Lloyd; 2nd, vice president, Mrs. A. Nimmo; 3rd vice-president, Miss Cora Gilkinson; 4th vice-president, Mrs. P, D. King; secretary, Mrs. T. A. Cur- rie; treasurer, Mrs. Geo. Olyer; Lit- erary and Library sec., Mrs, Donald Rae; Glad Tidings see., Miss. Agnes Mitchell; press secretary, Mrs. John Burchill; Supply secretary, Mrs, Reba Mowbray; social convener, Mrs, Gor- don Godkin; pianist, Mrs. W. Ford; assistant pianist, Mrs. Jas. Taylor; leader Marion Williamson group, Mrs, Douglas Fry, helper, Miss Jean Camp- bell; Trail rangers, Mr. John Jackson; Mission Band, age 4 tp 7 group, Mrs. John MoKibbon and Mrs. Percy Clark; age 7 to 9 group, Mrs. Thos. Hender- son, Mrs, Wm, Bain and Mrs. Fred Reihi; age 9 to 11 group, Mrs. Robt. Arbuckle, Mrs. Geo, Fowler, Mrs. Harry Fryfogle, and Mrs. Gordon Davidson; home helpers' secretaries, Mrs. B, R. Harrison, Mrs. T. C. King; Welcome and welfare committee, Mrs. Gordon Hastie, Miss F. Wilson, Miss Jean Wilton, Mrs. Geo, Day and Mrs. J. A. McKague; auditors, Mrs. Gordon Godkin and Miss Leah Currie; nomi- nating committee, Mrs, T. W. McKib- bon and Mrs, W. J. Henderson, St. Paul's Women's Aux. Elect Officers for 1953 The annual meeting of St. Paul's Women's Auxiliary was held in the church parlor on Thursday last. The president, Mrs. R. E. Armitage, open- ed the meeting with prayer. The Scripture lesson was the Christmas story from St. Luke's gospel, read by Mrs. Frank Preston. The secretary's annual report show- ed a consistently good attendance at the meetings. The study book "Look- ing South," concerning Protestant St. Andrew's W.M.S. Installs Officers The regular monthly meeting of the W.M.S. of St. Andrew's Presbyterian Church was held on Tuesday after- noon at three o'clock, in the Sunday School of the church, with a splendid attendance. The president occupied the chair and opened the meeting with a Christmas verse. The meeting was in charge of Mrs, Robert Mowbray and Miss F. Wilson, and the theme was based on Christmas. A splendid report on the Mission Band was given by Mrs. Geo, Fowler, The Mission Band now has a record membership of 96, The Scripture read- ing' was given by Mrs. H, V. Pym. Mrs. Robert Mowbray favored with a reading, "If Mary Had Known," by L. M. Montgomery who was the wife of a Presbyterian minister. This was also in keeping with the Christmas season. The Glad Tidings prayer was given by Mrs. W. Hammond. The guest spaker for the afternoon was Mrs. (Rev.) John Pollock, who is always a most welcome gu of the of the Society. Mrs. Pollee g ve, most impressive discourse oh the; word "Light," "I am the L' ht of the ! World," and how Jesus rings us the "Light of the Gospel." The president, Mrs, Aitchison, expressed the thanks of the ladies to Mrs. Pollock for her Here it is! The new '53 Meteor . . . greatest value in the low price field! Miles ahead with advanced styling . . . miles ahead with striking new body colours and upholstery fabrics . . miles ahead with a greatly im- proved "ride system" that sets an entirely new standard of safer, quieter, smoother riding! And '53 Meteor offers three distinctive series—two instrument panels—two V-8 engines including 120 Hp. "Fury" V-8—three transmissions. See the exciting new '53 Meteor on display now! White sidewoll tires and chrome wheel trim rings are optional at extra cost. /531111ERCURY ...the greatest yet: introduces unified design See Our Window for Good Ideas Fine Stainless Steel in Several Selections. N EEDS Somethingf or Christmas 1 /2 These Camtisters pro- vide countless house- hold uses. jeZ4f..Z.ile;My4 KITC White side/all tires, rear fonder shields, and bumper.grilla civards are optional at extra'cost. 3-WAY, CHOICE IN TRANSMISSIONS Mere-O-Matte Drive or Touch-O-Matic Overdrive (both optional at extra cost) or Silent-Ease Synchronized Standard Transntission. Always provide a good hit at home. see them-at your Mercury-Lincoln-Meteor dealer's an olOSEPIIINE STREET AT 5 C'011tNERS PLUMBING and HEATING SERVICE 707,0!`0.70-VZOIVA-WA-70..:51.7on„,...,,to rof Mercury - Lincolnr z e eor cars0 .Mercury Trucks w Phone 459 owar Wingham