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UCW shows appreciation for long service,
Gives Christmas
customs at
BELGRAVE— The Decem-
ber meeting ot Knox Presbyter-
ian W, M. S, was held at the
home of Mrs. Alan MeStuney
with a good attendance. Mrs.
J. Dunbar presided and opened
the meeting with a poem, "A
Christmas Wish", followed by
prayer.
In the absence ot the secre-
tary Mrs. Bruce, the minutes
Were ;:ead by Mrs, Mae Scott,
Fourty-four visit. were reported.
Mrs. Alan M,,Burney told ot
various Christina , customs and
emphasized that m many cases
these customs and opportunities
ill li°e are very tew. The
poem, ' I Said to .the Man at
the Gate ot the Year" conclud-
ed die topic.
Mrs, Dunbar conducted
the husiness and read a letter
from Mrs. Ernest Geddes ot
Seaforth, expressing her pleas,.
ure and appreciation as a guest
at the 80th anniversary of the.
W.M„S, in October,,
Plans for helping with the
Christmas social evening for
the Sabbath School were made,
and a committee Appointed to
he in charge as follows, Mrs.
Mac Scott, Mrs. Alan McBurn-
ey and Mrs. Robert Purdou,
The meeting was closed
with prayer, A social time
followed when the hostess serv-
ed a delicious lunch,
Weekly euchre
13ELGRAVE-- There were
seven tables in play at the
Belgrave euchre held in the
community rooms. High lady
was Mrs. Robert Purdon; high
man, Mark Armstrong; luw
lady, Mrs. Robert Higgins; low
man, John Adams; novelty
prize for most lone hands,
Janet Adams and Gordon Hig-
gins.
Belgrave
Recent visitors with Mrs,
Robert Purdon and Mrs, Eliza-
beth Anderson were Mrs. Mina
MeRitehie, and James Currie ot
Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. John
Purdon ot Lucknow, Mrs, Arn-
old Chadwick and Philip chad.,
wick,
Mr, and Mrs, Carl Procter
are patients in Wingham and
District Hospital, We wish
them a speedy recovery.
Mr. David Walsh has been
a student teacher at Homesville
school this past
Rev, John M, Roberts of.
lieLiteci at the baptismal Ser-
vie(' in the Belgrave United
;••11zicliiy morning when
Donna Jean, iMant daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. Ross Higgins and
Randy William Leslie, intant
son cm Mr, and Mrs. John Nixon
were baptized..
" • - "
"Mary turned me down when
I asked her for another dance."
"Well, she knows her bunions."
PresbyterianW,M.S
monthly meeting
DLUEVALE-, The W.,M,S,
of the Presbyterian Church was
held in the basement of the
church on Tuesday of last week
with Mrs, Wm, Robertson pre-
siding.. She opened the meet-
ing with the call to worship,
followed by a hymn with Mrs,
Keith Moffatt as pianist,
Mrs. Harvey Robertson
read the Scripture and Mrs..
Wm. Robertson read a poem,
"Keeping Christmas", Mrs.
Wm. Elston led in prayer,
The roll call was answered
by a verse containing the word
joy by 17 ladies.
The reports from all the
officers were read and adopted,
The officers will be installed
at the January meeting.
The meeting closed with
a hymn and the benediction
was pronounced.
Mrs. W. de Vos and Mrs.
Ross Mann served lunch.
BLUEVALE-- The general
Meeting of the U.C,W, was
held in the school room of the
United Church on. Thursday,
with Mrs. Jack Wickstead pre.
siding.
Mrs, Wickstead conducted
the business which consisted of
a review of recent activities,
the presentation of reports and
future plans. Mrs. J.C. Johns-
ton, treasurer, showed a large
balance on hand, resulting
from the activities of the four
groups and from projects, at a
garden party and a bazaar, ob-
tained by the main association.
The allocation was fully met,
also a contribution to the "Over
and Above" fund. Worship
service and mission study are
carried on at each group meet-
ing.
A feature of the program
was the presentation of a U.C.
W. pin to Mrs. Milton Fraser,
a long-time valuable member
of the church and community,
The gift was presented Uy Mrs.
Charles Boman, an address of
appreciation being read by
Mrs, M. L, Aitken, Mrs,. Fras-
er, in expressing her thanks,
said she would not he far awayy,
in the vicinity of Brussels.
Unit one gave the study
program conducted by Mrs. W,
J. Peacock and consisting of
Christmas carols, Scripture
passages read by Mrs. Peacock,
alternately with quotations and
poems read by several readers,
all using the Christmas theme--
Mrs, Carl Johnston, Mrs. Mel
Craig, Mrs. C.B.Hoffman,Mrs.
Jas. Johnston, Mrs, Milton
Fraser, Mrs. George Hethering ,
ton,
Mrs. Walter Willits gave
the topic, quoting from writer
Bill Smiley as to the value of a
real Christmas.
Mrs. Carl Johnston played
Christmas hymns, The mem.-
hers sang as a concluding hymn
"Gentle Mary Laid Her Child",
composed by a Bluevale Metho-
dist minister, of long ago, Rev,
Joseph Simpson Cook,
Unit two served refresh-
ments and a social time was en.
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