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Mr. and Mrs, Glenn Johnston•
spent ster>, .days .at the Royal Win-
ter Fair in •TQronto .and were sue-
cestui in winning three prizes with
their horses, , •
;iia, Mary Wade aryl Mr, and
Mrs,• He'rnan' IVethery of Selgrave
visited on Sunday with. Mrs, W, M.
Wade ;and Beatrice,
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Baptist YWCA Meets
At Cantelon. Horne
The November meeting of tin
Baptist 'Young Worncn's: Missior
Circle was held on Thursday eve-
ning at the krone .of Mrs. Merrill
Cantelon, ,"To the Work" was the
opening hymn and prayer was of-
fered by the vice-president?, wlic
WAS in clisrge,, •
A. season of prayer followed Witt
Mrs, F, Rogers and Mrs, G. Rotch
kiss taking part. Mrs. Cantelon
read ark article entitled 'What It
Christian 'Separation?" showing
that .whatever is contrary toone'(
consoience is Sin and unless we
can, do things to the glory of God
we shou>td :noir do thei, •
Mrs, A, Procter read 'an article
entitled "Greek Hostility to Evan-
gelical. Witness', .giving much ligh'
on ,the persecution suffered' by the
Christians in Greece. A number,
of letters from missionary friends
were very much enjoyed,
"Sound tho Battle Cry' was sung
and was followed b ' an ttinniversar,1
report from Santa Patric read 1.3:,
Mrs, H; Pecock, The responsive
reading from Matt, 4;1.-11 Was 'lee
by Mrs. :Sinclair, who based het
devotional remarks on Psalm 119
"Thy word have I hid in my heart
that.1 night not -sin against thct"
She gave an inspirational message
and quoted many verses :where Goc
gave the value of *the Word in. our
life, If :our hearts have been.' fill-
ed with' the Word of .God there -Le
•no room left for secondary things.
It was deckled to take an offer -
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"the Cairns children for Christmas'
"I .Am ;Thine 0 Lend" was sung
and Mrs, F. Collar closed with
prayer. A social tirite was enjoyed
by all,
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ANTIQUE DISPLAY
AT W41,1 MEETING
An exhibit of antiques wae
feature oi' the Tovernber meeting
of the W:ornen's Institute held on
Thursday Afternoon in the Coun-
cil chambers. ^Mrs, Leslie Fortune
and Mrs, George Day, conveners pf
historicalresearch were in charge
Mrs, I5ay spoke on the ` motto,'
"We Live in .deeds; not years; not
breathes;'
The story of the life 'of Stephen
Foster\by Mrs. Fortune was most
interesting with, remembers joining
in the singing of his songs, Ruth
and :Gail Henderson sang two -fav-
ourites, "i Dream of Jeannie" ant'
"Beautiful. Dreamer', with Mrs. N.
Keating accompanist, In contras'
Bonnie Jardin and Kathleen Hanna
sang a Spanish number with Mr's,
J, Ernest, accompanist.
Mlss Effie Bower, who Was dele-
gate to the recent area convention
at London, gave a good report
The roll ca1l,'an event in .Canadian
history, brought an interesting re-
sponse. Mrs. Leslie Fortune re-
ported on the recent Tweedsmuir
Workshop held at Dungannon.
President Mrs, Robert Powell
presided over the- business session.,
Members voted to renew member-'
ship «in the National Film Council.
A donation was given ,to the Child-
ren's War Memorial Hospital •in
London. The December- meeting.
will be held one week earlier
December 11th instead, of the 18th
due to the busy season. Hostesses
were Mrs. N. McLaughlin, Mrs
Harold Burrell, Mrs. R, Galbraith,
Miss Deacon 'and Mrs. Blake. •
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Evening Guild
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Purchase Plaque
The Evening Guild pf St, Paul's
Church met in the parish room on
Tuesday evening of last week with
Mrs, Alvin Higgins, president in
charge, She opened the meeting
with prayer, followed by the
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Lord's -prayer in unison.
During a business �discussibn
Mrs,'.T3erbert L+ZUII;e,►• ri,trjrs ...lack
I�i]ng and,lVLiss Al ei 4a'4in :Were
named • as 'a Committee . for itlae
purchase 'of a memorial plaque to
horror veterans of the congregation.'
The subject of building more cup-
boards was, / ou„ht upnG rind } 1efl
over until r fat } rr 4t ng;
The Guild Members had' made
Christmas corsages, which were
sold and the 'Christmas 'cards that
had been ,ordered' earlier were dis-.
tributed,
Mrs.'Iderbei Fuller's group was
in charge of the lunch. Mrs, Fuller
eonductecra 'Bi'ble contest, which
was won by Miss Dorothe•Comber.
The next meeting will. be .held - n
the parish room on December 9th
with M:rs: Glenn Foxton in charge.
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Miss Blanche' Bennett
Buried in Seaforth
Rev, T. G. Husser' officiated on
Thursday of last week for the
funeral service of Miss, Blanche
Bennett, held at the S. J. Walker
funeral home, Interment was in
Maitland Bank Cemetery hi Sea -
forth,
Miss Bennett ,was )orn in Sea-
forth, a daughter of the late
Samuel Bennett and Mary Jane
Jefferson, 67 years ago. She moved
to •Wingh'am in early childhood
and attended schools here, During,
the ten years she lived in Wing -
ham she was also a member of the
United Church.
Miss Bennett died at Parkwood
Hospital, London on Tuesday, No-
vember 18, following a long illness.
Pallbearers at the finieral were
George Thomson,: Charles Lloyd,
R. aLloyd, Ebner Wilkinson,'Ot-
way TIayden and .Thomas Watson.
Miss Marie Bowen
Was in 21st Year
Miss Marie Bowen passed away
in Markdale hospital on Thursday..
November 20. She was the young -
eat daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ar-
thur Bowen of Marltdale and was
in her 21.st year,
Resides her parents she Is Surviv-
ed by one sister (Betty) iVlrs,
las Tory of Kincardine and, one
Brother William of Thornbury.
Funeral services Were held on
.Saturday at Marltdale: Burial tools
place- In Tvik.rltdale cemetery,
MAW* those who attended the
funeral were Mr, and Mrs, Clif-
ford Bennett of Ingersoll, Mr, and
Mrs, poster Marshall, Mr, and Mrs,
Cleorge llrarsliall, Mr, and Mrs.
Cordon, Fidler of Teeswatery Mrs.
Cleorgd Niehsilson of Nile, Mi. Fred
Sell,. Mr. -. antes Sell, Mi, and Mrs.
Alvin 8011, Mrs, Lloyd T•iingston
and Mrs, Ross Anderson of Wing-
barn,
ingbarn,
Miss Bowen was a. nieeo of Mr,:s?
Lloyd tr'itigstort And t•Ms. James
Sell af"'l 'itlgliah `
Robert Groves
Dies in Ereeville
A former resident of Wingliam,
Robert Groves, .passed away at his
home in Freevilie, New York State.
on November 13th. Mr, Groves 'Was
borer in. Wingharn in 189$ .and was
the last of a'fanrlly of six children.
born to the late Mr. and .Mrs, Dun -
ears Groves,
While hero ;he was engaged in
the leather business for 36 years.
In 1925 he moved with his family
to New York $tate, He was mar-
ried to Mary Addie Smith, who
Passed. Away in 1940. Mr, Groves
was a member, :of Wingham United
Church and later of Ft•ecvillr'
Methodist Church, He .also 'belong-
ed to .the Canadian Order .of For-
esters,
Three days before his •death. Mr.
Groves celebrated his 90th birthday
and'. enjoyed a dinner with menu
bers of his family. Although in
failing health, death was unexpect-
ed.
ne :pected.
The funeral was held on. Sunday;
November 16th at the Strong Mem.
orial Chapel in Dryden, N,Y., with
burial in Willow Glen Cemetery it
Dryden.
Mr, Groves is survived by two'
sons, Alvin, with whom he made
his home, and Milton, both of Free-
ville; one grandson, one, grand-:
daughter and three great grand-
children, There are also Severn'
nephews and nieces.
Schools.Receive
Christmas Treats
The regular meeting of the Turn
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berry Township School Area was
held at No. 4 School on. November
20th, at 8.30 p.m. All members
present.
The minutes' of the previous
meeting were read and on motion
by Zinn. and Kirton were adopted
The following correspondence was
read: Huron County Health. 'Unit;
Teachers' Federation, Mrs, Coultes
and Miss Husk.
The secretary -treasurer was in-
structed to order 40 new ;school.
desks, He was also instructed: to
advertise' for caretakers and for
fuel oil fol• 1959.
On motion by Zinn and Kirton -
the following mojiey will be allotecl
to the, schools in' the .area for
Christmas treats: No. 2, $12.40; No.
3,' $10.80; No, 4, $14,80; No, • 5.
$11.20; No. 6, $10:40; No. 9, $13.60;
To. 1,, X26 60� .
'1 tib , Mr l P6411.and Haugh
fiat the . following` bill' be -paid:
Teachers' salaries, caretakers,
itransportatien, 2 barrels $4.00;
Percy Biggs, labor $9.25; 'Cordon
'Hail,: labor, $11.00
Motion by Haugh. and Zinrt that
the irneeting adjourn, next meeting
to be at the call of the chairman
,at No. 2 school.
Bert Holmes, chairman
Alex. Corrigan, sec. -treasurer.
United Church Tea
Successful Event
A large 'number of ladles from
Wingham and vicinity gathered in
,the Sunday 'School room of Wing -
ham United Church for the Christ
Inas sale and tea which was held Yi
on, Wednesday afternoon. This x
event is sponsored by the Woman's '13
;Associati'on and was under the gen-
eral convenership of the president, �1
Mrs. Roy Bennett, who aecom- Ar
partied by Mrs' T, G. Husser, met
the guests at the door.
As the people .entered the room, 1
they were met by a colorful array
of Christmas decorations and gay
aprons which were drapedarorind
the platform. The large serving 1
table was covered with a green 'PO
cloth• and had for its centre ,it
gayly decorated white Christmas
tree, surrounded with white • can-
dles, To carry out the same idea,
each tea table, held a small white
tree. Around the xoom were' bas-
kets of poinsettia and greenery
which gave a festive 'air to the
whole scene,
At three o'clock Rev. T. G.
Husser welcomed the guests and
declared the sale open. Then fol-
lowi?d the moaning of the aprons
which has added a gay touch to
this sale for several years, The
platform had been transformed into
a living "room, where Mrs, G. W.
Tiffin and Miss Caroline Wellwood
Sat with their Christmas lists in
band wondering what presents they
could find Thr their frlenda. Then
the models came in wearing differ-
ent styles of aprtins which they
displayed'' to the 'audience and
which, were designed to solve any
gift problem, ,
The children's aprons, which
created' great interest were worn
b7 Many Mo aughlin, Ruth Currie, b •
Raney Kathyney Guest, Ross, loan ml•
Bennett and Ruth Bennett. Differ- k•
eat styles of utility, party and :'
Christmas aprons were shown ± •y
Mrs, ,l', W. Bushfieldr Mrs. Maurice
Stainton, Mrs, ff..T, Walker, Mrs, °1m
Wm. Conron, Mrs. ,Allister 'Green N
and' Miss Barbara Stainton. A qi,
pretty •threesome of Identically 1y
Styled aprons Was resented by
Mrs. Bennett and her two young 34
daugtbers, It may be , said that
out Of more than 200 aprons Daly
:three lrentallied unsold. W.,
The bake' 'table,. which bird been
f ii a • Vvith 'tr'tsty hatne ,baiting, was a •
seen otnptyy kis ekiso ware' tile`' l
tables wlt3cli held 1pektnda of C'lxriat-*am„
n"iasi ca a and. -decorated Gbrhrtmas
puddings, Of special interest were
the colorful decorations for tablas
and doors., which soon ;put up the
"sold out" sign. Quantities of
candy, corsages and novelties were
sold by the .C'.G.. '. and .tile Misslan
Rand,while the Young Woman's
Auxiliary took orders for Christ -
Inas cards, A number of women
were kept busy serving the tea..
tables which were well filled all
afternoon,
A nursery in the gymnasium'
conducted» the Young Woman's;
Auxiliary Welted. . after the small
children while the mothers enjoyed
a cup of tea.
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