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Leciutow fienthtel, Werfamidq, November 18, 1901—Page 11
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The Malough and District
Bible Society meeting was
held on Tuesday eveniag,
November 3 in the Kinlougit
Pentecostal Church..
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The 'Presklenro Walter.
Brollies; welcomed every-
one and especially •Reverend
D. L Howlett London,
district secretary, who,. was
with the group'for * first •
visit He told every .about '
his faintly and his life and the
great desire' he had - to share
in the wont of the Bible
Satiety, His area is north of
highway 86 toTobermoty,
Be showed a film on Pohlad
which was auost intorsting„
Polka me eager to have .*.
bible or blew Testament of
their awn" He Mid the supply •
_of scriptures cannot keel,up
with' the -demand, He was so
pleased to • know the. -
lough Society held annual
meetings and had vvrning
canvassers who would.gwe of
their time and effort , •.
In Canada alone scriptures
are. distributed in 96 different
languages., • •
Walter Bridles presided
and readthe scripture les
son. Miss Shut fiojvle Swats
organist intint absence of the •
church. orgsaist, MM. 'Laura
Dahriter, Reading's. were Oft
en by Mrs,. Joyee Hedley and..
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Mrs. Nina McDonald and
b•Mrs.:2,Amitt- Stam led in
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• Bob Hodgins received the
offering and gave the offer-
tory prayer. Suitable hymns
andthe.the Doxology were sung
1. Howlett
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Por thc. business part, die
• executive were reelected
unanimously, The president
asked the secretary, May
Ilayle to read the 19/9
minutes and also the minutes
of two executive Meetings
that were held, Mrs, Prank
1Waintien gave the treasur-
er's report and a nice thank
man attends Royal
By Rade Nuelander
Bill McIver tit Virden,
Manitoba is down tor the.
Royal Winter "air' , Cousins,
Mrs. Sharon Alitebougall
and Mrs. Dorothea Birch
brought him from Toronto) on
Saturday to visit with rela-
fives in the LutItttow area.
• Mrs. Bessie Carnacham of
Ottawa was an overnight
guest with Mr. and Mrs., lra
iickie on Saturdajv
Little Jonathon Austin, son
of Mr. and •Mrs. Gary Aus-
tin, was baptized at South
Kinloss Church on Sunday,
Mrs. Olive Needham rei
turned front holidaying with
her daughter, , Helen, Mr.
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and Mrs. Vic Penton of
Cotonna.
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The November greeting of
South Kinloss W,M.S. was
held at the home of Mrs.
Lloyd MacDougall Wednes-
day, November 4,
• Mrs, Evan Keith presided,
• operting with a poem, The
• World. Our Neighbourhood,
and prayer, A4rs. Ena Steer
Vitt the scripture and medi-
tation on Christian Witness• ,
Mrs. Harry Levis, Mrs.
Evan Keith and Mrs. Prank
MacKenzie took part in the
Prayer Circk,
The roll tali as answered -
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with a Bible verse havingthe
word, Peace,
Mrs.., John Forster and
Mrs., Allan MacDougall ten-
dered a delightful solo, I.et
•There Re Peace On Ear&
•The chapter fican the stady
book, India and Nepal, was
given by Mrs, Herb Huckton.
A Remembrance Day read-
ing was given by M..John
Mowbray and Mrs. Fraser
MacKinnon read the poem,
Thank You Lord.
Courtesies were given by
Mrs. Herb Suction and the
closing prayer by Mrs. Will
Schmidt,
The hostess and directors,
• Mrs., Hetb Ruction and Mrs.
Etta Steer, served a delicious
lunch.
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Yon for the contribution to
wards •the retirement gift
whitIr was seat to Reverend
and - AtIrs. A V Cowan
(former district secretary) on
his retirement
°The executive and canvas.
sees are. president Walter
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Breckles; trettsnier• Mrs
FrankWadden' setretaty,
May Boyle; Kinloss village
and area, Mrs. Ellison Hod-
gins, Mrs.- Miry Campbell;
base and south Noe 1Wri
Don Bushell Mrs. Bill Bart;
kitilough village, Mrs. *Om
• ur Breckles; ton, 12 Mrs. •
Jack Barr, Mrs„ Glen Hal- ,
denby; con. 12 W.; Mt and
Mrs, Toni McDonald; ton, 10
E„ Mrs, William. MatPlier-
• itair-coit 1O.W., Mrs4. Dou
las MtEwan; Holyrood and
con 8 Mrs. John Ackert::
ize grandmo hers
• Mrs. John C:Oit. was
hos-
ess for the Curator's meting
of the Ilolytood Women's
Institute when they had as
guest speaker', Mrs., Gladys
Arnold of Ripley.
• She spoke on Genealogy
and in her capable manner
gave a wealth of information
on family trees and historical
accounts of church histories,
cemeteries and many other
interesting things. She pas-
sed around books for every-
one to view.
Mrs. Gerald Murray, pro-
gram convener, introduced
the speaker and Miss May
Boyle expressed thanks and
presented hail with a tiOft in
appreciation,
•There were several grand-
mothers present and /mites
were awarded as follows:: the
grandmothers. •'comb* *
farthest distance„ Mrs-, Jean
.1Iadgins and Mrs. Ina Eadie
ofWingham; the grandmoth-
er with the most grandchild -
ten, Mrs. Alex Percy; the
newest grandmother, Mrs. -
Lorne Eadie; the youngest
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grandmother., Airs. Harold read the minutia, cones -
Smith; the grandmother With. pondince and financial state -
the most pictures of her. meet and gave an interesting
grandchildren in her purse, report of the Area Conveg.
A4ra. Lorne Eadie; the grand- tion at Ayton ofwhich she
mother with the most great was the delegate. Mts. Char -
grandchildren, Mrs, Ina • les Murray and Mrs., Lorne
Elidie; the grandmother with Eadie reported an the
the oldest grandchild, Mrs. which was held at Paisley.
Gladys Arnold, Mrs, Agnes They brought back valuable
Hodgins and Mrs. but Eadie; information which will be
.the most grandsons, Mrs, very helpful to the branch.
Alex Percy; the most grand- The leaders for the quilt
daughters, Mrs. Agnes Hod- course are Ma. Charles
gins. They each received Murray and Mrs. Harold
either a silk rose ors package Smith and the classes will
of hasty notes. - begin this week. The next
Mrs. Gerald Murray gave meeting of the institute will
a splendid motto, Will you be a Christmas dinner and
leave a legacy? Sunshine Sister gift ex.
Mrs, Lorne Eadie presided change,
and welcomed everyone and The reports of the Stand -
also thanked the hostess and ing Committees were given
all who contributed to the by Mrs. Charles Murray and
program. She gave a short Mrs. Ales Percy, who also
reading as did Mrs. Frank thanked the ladies for her get
Ildatrlden on Grandmothers well cards and ti cheerio box
of TWO. , • .from the Institute. A fun
• The roll call was, Name a drawing contest was enjoy -
local business and the owner ed. Directors, were 'Ws,
before the year 1950, Charles Murray and Mrs.
Mrs. William MacPherson Germ Murray.
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