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EVENING GUILD
ELECTS OFFICERS
Mrs. Alvin Higgins opened the
Welling Guild, meeting. at St. Paul's
Augliean Church on Tuesday of
last week with prayer. 'The sec-
retary, Mrs, Jack .Salter, read the
Minutes and. coaled, the roll.,
Miss Dorothe Comber, treasurer,
gave a summary of the year's fin-
Ancial standing which Indicated a
.94,cpe.g4f41 year. Mrs. Herbert
.convener ,of a. committee 4o-
pointed .earlier to purchase two
plaques, 044 a Memorial to those
serving World War I and the
other for those of the Second
World War, gave a report op their
progress 'to date 'but no final &-
lab:leaves made.
The matter of eapboards La he
lauilt in the juilier. -roorn was dis-
cussed and the committee .appointed
to look after the details was Mrs.'
'Herbert Puller, Mrs, Ipck-.
ridge and Mrs. Miller Davis Mem-
hers were asked to donate _home-
made candy for the Sunday School
Christmas 'concert and several vol-
nteered. It was also decided to
bold a pancake social in February.
C. P. Johnson presided for
the election of officers with the
following results: Hon, pres., Mrs.'
C. F Johnson; pres„ Mrs, Alvin
Biggins; first vice, Mrs. Terry'
Nethery; second vice, Mrs. Glen
Foxton; sec., Mrs. Peter Norman;
treas., Miss Dorothe Comber; press
reporter, ligrai Jack Salter; visiting -
committee convener, .Mrs, Charles
Wilkinson; card cotran„ Mrs. Glen
Paxton; 'sewing comm., Mrs. Terry
Nethery.
After the close -of the .meeting
lunch was' served by Mrs. Peter
Norman, Mrs. Jim Morrison, Miss
Alice Reading, Mrs. Ken Downie,
Miss Lillian Ellaeott -and Mrs Glen
Poston,
Justawn,Tterch •
V o.ws at Kitchener
A wedding trip to Florida fol-
lowed the wedding last Saturday
of Mary Elizabeth Vercb and yr,
Robert jutason of Kitchener at
Benton Street Baptist Church.
The bride is a daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Verch, and the
bridegroom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Suatason of Kitebener,
formerly of Wing-ham.
` Rev. Leander Roblin officiated
for ,the eandlekight ceremony in a
setting .of white chrysanthemums
and fern. Mr, Paul Snyder was
organist and Miss Margaret Hiller
was seilnist •
The :bride'..s white satin formal
gown featured a scoop neckline,
and bouffant. skirt highlighted by
Impressed pleats, Iler. fingertip
veil was studded with pearls and
rhinestones; and she carried white
orchida, stephariotia and ivy stream-
ers. •
Miss Jean Verch or Kitenener
was maid of honor, and - brides-
maids were Miss Diane Moore
end Miss Judith Meisel, both of
Kitehener. They wore ernerald
green crystal charm. frocks with
scoop necklines and sashes fall
ing- to the hemline. They wore
white • feather he.addresses and
carried muffs of white chrysan- . themuma.
•Allan Justason was best man
for his brother, and ushers were
Fred pluthe and Delford Schultz.
All are of Kitchener,
Receiving at the church, the'
bride's mother chose a chocolate
brown crepe dress and moss•green
accessories. A., green orehid „,eer-
'sage conipleted. her insemble.
Envoy S. 'Newman
Is, W.I. Speaker
Envoy Stanley NeWrnan of The
Wingbarn Salvation Army Corps
was the guest speaker at the regu-
lar meeting of the Winemm Wo-
men's Institute held on Thursday',
afternoon in the council chamber.
His address dealt with the work
of the Army. He told of the great
need In every community for help,
especially at Christmas time, Food,
money and clothing are always
needed. He asked that clothing be
clean and of a practical nature. Be
also stated that not only the poor,
but also shut-ins, young and .old,
lonely people and strangers in the
community need visits and tb be
remembered in various ways, Mrs.
Wilfred Henry thanked the speak-,
er and presented him with a sum
of money, the proceeds of a special
collection taken for the purpose. ,
Several Christmas carols were
sung during the meeting. Mrs. D.
S. MacNaughton. gave two Christ-
MS readings, "The Littlek Grey
Cottage" and "Our -Christmas Gift
to Mother". Mrs. .1. 11, Crawford
gave a talk on making shortbread
and also gave a demonstration of
table decorations for Christmas and
her shortbread was sampled.
Mrs. E. Parish was .in the chair.
The meeting Opened in the usual
way, Mrs. N, Keating read the
utes of the last meeting and cor-
respondence. The meeting closed
by singing the national anthem And
• lovely lunch was served.
Rebekah 1,,odge
Entertains Priends
Over 70 were in attendance on
Monday evening when Majestic Re-
bekah Lodge held its annual Christ-
mas party in the Oddfellowls Hall.
Guests and members Were Welboni,
ed 13Y Noble Grand Lola Sanderson.
Mrs. Horate Aitchison presided
over the program.
A lovely Christrnat tree provided
a seasonable setting, Christmas
carols were' sung with Mrs. Wm.
Hogg at the piano, Mrs. Wilfred
Henry sang a solo and seleetions
On the drum and piano were play"
ed by Mrs, Tom Cruickshank and
Mrs. Lola Sanderson. Mrs. ID. S.
Macilatighton gave readings,
Vollowing the prOgram Piregrea-
siVe enclire was enjoyed. Winners
with blgh scores Were MrS. D. Z.
IVracNaughton and Joe Schneider;
Werndat playing AS a man, Mrs. Wil-
fred Henry; lucky tally, Mrs. Torn
Cruieltshatilt; and birthday' prize,
Kpliriam Parish, whose 'birthday
beceinber /0,
Mrs. Gordon MacKay
Altar Guild Pres.
Mrs. Elwood Armitage was host-
ess on Friday to members of the
'Altar Guild of St. Paul's Anglican
Church. The president, Xis. Jack
King, presided and Rev. C. F.
Johnson opened the meeting,
•It was deeided that the Guild
would decorate the -church on Fri-
day evening of this week,
The eleetion of officers was held
arid Mrs. Gordon MacKay was apL
pointed to the office of president-
for the coming year. Mrs. Her-
bert Fuller was elected vice-prost-
dent and Mrs. Roy Manuel, secre-
tary-treasurer.
A visitor, Miss Jean Mills, of
Farmington, Mich„ was present, ,
Rev. Johnson closed the meeting
with praypr. .
CGIT Vesper Service
At United Church
The Wingham C.G.I.T, national
Christmas Vesper Service was held,
in the United Church on. Sunday
evening at 7 o'clock. The 37 girls
in middies went in processional to
the choir loft, singing "0 'Come All
Ye Faithtel". Julia -Cruileshanle,
as leader of 'the service, pronounced
the- invoCation and passages from
the Scriptures were read by Helen
Hotchkiss and Diane Davidson.
During the service the C.G.T.T.
menibers, under the direction of
Alan D Bennett, sang three- beau-.
tiful anthems, "Lo, How a Rose",
"The' Huron Carol" and "Christ-
mas Is Come". The congregation
jeined in,several Christmas carols
and hymns,
Mrs. V. Reid told tilt., story of
"The Shepherd Who Didn't Go",
Wlio gained a, sight of Christ by
being faithful to his flocks. The'
announcements and benediction
were given by Rev, T. G. Husser.
The highlight of the service was
the candle-lighting ceremony led
by Betty Ann Rapp, Sandra Riley
and Elaine Moffat and culminat-
ing in the declaration of the
purpose and lighting of
tapers by each, of the girls as the
processional was sung and two
sOmi-circles of light Were formed
in the darkened church,
Following the service the girls
and their mothers and friends ga-
Abered in the Sunday 'School room
kir a, Christmas social period of
carols, Christmas puzzles and a
Christmas story, A lovely lunch
was served from an attractive table
and plans were made to sing carols
at the hospital Wednesday evening.
As usual, the evening closed with,
MRS. NORM. CORTES
PRESIDENT OF WMS
WHITECHURCK- The Calvin-
Brick W.M.Si met on Friday last
at the borne of Mrs. Ronald Coul-
tes, with 11 ladies present, Mrs.
Gilbert Beecroft presided for the
devotional period and led in pray-
er. Mrs, Harry Cook led in the
Scripture message from Luke.
Mrs. Clarence Chamney led in the
reading of the lVfagnificat and the
prayer of general thanksgiving,
The committee, Mrs. Gordon. Me-
gurney, Mra, George McGee and
Mrs. Chas, Shiell, brought in a
slate of officers that was duly
elected. Thank you notes were re-
ceiVed from Mrs. Norman Coultes
and Mrs, MeNatighton, The group
voted to contribute $25 to the
Stbry Time talks on CKNK.
'The officers are: Prea., Mrs. Nor-
Inan,Cotiltes; first vice, Mrs. Gil-
bert Beeeroft; secOnd vice, Mrs.
Harry Cook; see„ Mrs. John Jamie-
son, Mrs. Alex Robertson; treas.,
MrS. RA:Maid Coultes; Mission Bandy
supts,, Mrs. ClarenCe Charaney,
Mrs. Alex Robertson, Mrs. Sidney
Thompson; Baby Band, Mrs, Roy
Pattlson. Mrs. MeRitehlei Mrs.
Wm, Irwin; Missionary Monthly
god., Mrg., DOW; IiterktUre, Mrs.
MeRitehie; Christian stewardship,
Mrs, George McGee; citizenship,
Mrs, Gordon McBurney; supply,
Mrs. Lawrende Taylor, Mrs.,. :lames
COlalteg, Mrs. George Cetlitea; spec.
fat fund, Mrs. Chas, Shiell; com-
munity friendship, 'Mrs. Ronald
Coultes, Mrs, Calvin Robinson, Mrs.
Alex Leaver; sunshine! arid cheer,
Mrs, John L. Currie; press reporter,
Mrs, John Jamieson; pianists, Mrs.
Sidney Thompson, Mrs. Norman
doultes; group leaders, Mrs. Gil-.
?mit Beecrott, Mrs. Alex Robertson,
Mrt, Kenneth Magort and Mit,
Gorden Metareey,
Mrs, Gilbert Beecroft's group
.0ettred the Whelk et the 'quarterly
birthday tea, All enjoyed the so-
cial time together.
Husbanctst , Friends
Attend ,O.E.S. Party
The Members of the Order of
the Eastern Star held -their Christ-
mas party TueSday evening • of .last
week when hushands and frienda
numbering about '60, gathered in
the chapter rooms after the regu-
lar meeting.
A beautifully dee:grated. tree .add-,
ed the necessary Christmas atmos-
phere for the .ticcasion, All enjoy-
ed a li vely ' si ng-song of . Christmas
.carols, led by Mrs. Andy Lunn and
Mrs. Morris Swanson At the piano.•
Court whist was played and' the'.
•prize for ladies' high score was
won by Mrs. Andy Lunn. and. Thom-
as Henderson won • the prize for,
the men. The lucky. chair prize
Was won by Andy Lunn,
A delicious Christmas lunch was
served: from. a. beantiftilly decorat-
ed table by the . lunch committee,
convened by Mrs,' Elwood Armi-
tage..
Chriomas -Merchand)he
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Mission Band
Presents Pageant •
The Christmas meeting of the
Mission Band of the Wingham Un-
ited Church was held in the Sun-
day School room, with 36 members
present, The worship service,
which took the form- of a pageant
entitled "Rejoice! Christ Is Born"
was enacted by several of the child-
ren. Those taking part were Don-
na McKay and Brian Caslick who
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PRE - CHRISTMAS
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