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JUNIOR. FARMERS'
ANNUAL DANOLJET
Sectional Meeting
In Gorrie Thursday
GORRIE—The North Beate/nal
of Huron, Presbyterial W.M.S, will
be held in the Gorrie United
Church on Thursday. The after-
110011 session begins at 2,1Se pen,.
Mrs, A. E, Hellande, Aylmer, will'
opeak on "The Future of Women's
Work in the Church", At the 7:30
session Miss Christina Baxter,
recently home from India, Will be
the sPealter. An added attraction
will be two film Strips "Angola
Awakes" and "Vane to the Future",
Bazaar and Supper
GORRIE—IVIere than 95 Junior
Institute members, their Parents
and friends attended the annual
family dinner served by Women's'
Institute members in the Gorrie
community hall on Wednesday
peening.
Murray Mulvey was master of
ceremonies, Each member, intro-
duced his guests, Mrs, Ron Mc-
Michael, president of the Huron
County Junior Institute, spoke'
briefly on the various projects of
the Juniors, Don Grieves, Clinton,
assistant agricultural representa-
-
terse wee. else- a apes/ken -Peters
Harrison thanked the ladies and
Mrs, Glenn Johnston replied.
Dr. Alexander' Nimzno of Wing-
ham showed pictures of his trip to
Ireland and Scotland and also of
the Queen's visit, • -
The Wright sisters sang. Mary
Fisher was pianist for the evening,
.Was...Successful
GORRIE—Members of the Gorrie
L.O.B.A, served a ,hot supper in
the Gerrie community hall on Sat-
urday evening, when there was a'
good attendance. A sale of baking,
aprons and various other' articles
wa's held,
In charge of the sewing table
were Mrs. M, D. Irvin and Mrs. C.
Chopin. Mrs, T, L. Marines and
Mrs: Irving Toner were • at the
baking .and candy counter. • The
ladies take this opportunity of
thanking all who helped to make
this a 'success. •
Thanksgiving Is
Theme at W.A.
GORRXE—Mrs. Elmer' Parrish
was hostess to the Woman's Assoc-
iation of 'Gerrie United Church .on
Thursday afternoon. Mrs. Ken
trestle had charge of devotions.
Mrs, L. Johnston read a poem
"Thanksgiving". Mrs. IC. elastic
read a paper prepared by Mrs,
DonTewin, "Giving for Thanksgiv-
ing." She said "God gives im-
partially„His sun shines upon the
just and unjust alike. He needs
our hands to do His work". She
closed with prayer.
Mrs, C. Pyke, president, conduct-
ed the business. Plans Were dis-
cussed for the turkey supper to be
held in November. ' A, eommittee•
Was appointed for the nursery,
The hostess and committee serv-
ed refreshments.
I.
GORR
FORDWICH — Mrs. Clarence
Carswell was hostess for the Oc-
tober meeting of the W.M.S. of the
United Church with Mrs. Stanley
Bride presiding.
WIS. MEETING AND
SPECIAL SERVICE
Mr, and Mrs. Jack Blythe, Kenny,
Jacqueline and Jean of Mimic()
were week-end guests of 'Mr. and
Mrs, Ken Hastie.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Lansley,
Ken and Shirley, and Mrs. Geo.
Arscott of Toronto were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Millers at the
week-end,. • •
Miss Marion Robinson, in train-
ing at the Kitchener-Waterloo
Hospital, spent the, week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Harold
Robinson. Miss Colleen Gathers of
Kitchener spent Saturday et the
same home,
Mr, and Mrs. Warren Collings,
Richard and Barbara of Embro
attended the anniversary service
and visited Mr. and Mrs. Gerald
SIGNIOR PRO FOR We'SG-Rae Warden of the Guelph Figure Skating Club has be4t
engaged as Pre for the local club. He was himself a member of this °hes for a year.
Mr. Warden has entered many competitions and has always been near the top and
during the past year became a member of the Canadian Four Champions of Canada.
FERN
were Alex Keith, William Wright,
Bob Black, Scot Keithe John .lar-
vis and Don Bateman.
Mr. and Mrs.' Cameron Walleon1
of Paris visited friends ;in the vie,
lage on Saturday. , • •
Messrs. Wally Gibson and Wel-
lington Hargrave went to. London
on Sunday and Mr. Harold ,Gibson,
who has been a patient inserietorlie
Hospital for the past three niolithe,
returned home with them. Every-
one joins in wishing Herold
speedy return to good health.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Williameoh
of London visited over the: week-
end with Mrs. Emma ,Williamson.
Recent visitors with Mr. and
.Mrs: Lloyd eieeqUeieweie Mr: and
Mrs, 3. E, Jacques and tainiiy of
Port Credit.
A number of A.Y.P,A, members
of the Anglican Church' attended a
banquet in Seaforth. on Friday
night,
Mr. and Mee Bob Oempisell and
family visited recently with M.
and Mrs, Lorne From , at George-•
town.
Mrs. Ruby Forester of Toronto ,
spent e few days last week at her
home here.
1414041E—A capacity crowd
MO the Foresters" Hall on Fri',
day evening for the concert held
in connection with the Belereve
School Fele, Competitions were
held. In recitations, public speaking
and a spelling match, Edgar
Wightrnan, vice-president of the
*fair board, was 'chairman, The
following are the list of classes and
prise winners/
Beginners---paul Gress; Billy de
Yong, 0 Morris; Janice McDowell,
13 N, Wawanosh; Brenda. Cooly, 13'
E. VVaWariosh; l'Ceith Elston, 7
Morris; Patsy Casemore, '7 Morris,
Grades 1 and g---Bonald Taylor,
'13 Wawanosh; Ronald Henry,
11 E. Wawanosh; Mary Ellen
Walsh, Belgrave; Jimmie Beecroft,
7 E. Wawa.nosh; Jimmie Gilfillan,
11„Wfivaineeli; George Johnston,
Belgrave,
Grades •3 and 4—Judy McDowell,
13 E, Wawanosh; Harvey Black, 13
E: Wawanosh; Riehard Orr, Bel-
'greve; Brian Hopper, 7 Morris;
Douglas Garniss, 7 Morris; Lia de
Yong, 5 Morris,
Public Speaking
°reties 5 and 6—David Welsh,
Belgrave; Marjorie Hopper, 7 More:
ris; Gordon McMurray, 7 Morris;
Marjorie Smith, 13 E. Wawanosh;
Ross Wightman, Beigraye; Marilyn
Taylor, 13 E, Wawanosh.
Grades 7 and 8—Sandra Lynn
Henry, 11 E. Wawa-nosh; Martie
Koopmans, 6 E, Wawanosh; Grace'
Mathers, 8 Morris; Joyce Procter,
5 Morris; 'Linda Johnston, Bel-
grave.
Spelling Match :;Martie Koop-
mans, 6 E. Wawanosh; Murray
Procter, 5 Morris; Ross Wightrnan,
Belgrave; Heath; Thyne, 8 Morrie.
The pupils from the East Wawa-
nosh and the Morris schools each
formed mass choirs and presented
several songs between the classes.
The judges for this event Were
•Miss Norma Coutts, Mrs. Orval.
Struthers and. Mr, J. Shackleton,
ale• of Wingham.
A special prize of the book "The
Sea- Around Us"; donatel by T.
Eaton Co„ Ltd., for the girl and
boy, winning the highest number of
points at the Mir, was presented to
Gloria Jean Lutz with 78 points;
and be\ Ted Lutz with 96 'points.
Both are from 6 East Wawanosh.
• The winners of ,the Library Board'
classes 'were ,presented With tilde
ifr4es epee heoleaecieringeethe • even . In. •
Mission Rand
Studies Africa
wRoxETKR—Abgto, 30. Mein-
bers of the Buds of Promise fvtis
lion leand, with their loaders, Mrs,
X., 'McGee, Mrs, f1, Durst and e+frs.
K. Edgar, met on Wednesday W-
eer school, when they held' their re-
golar thankoffering in "the
church seeooireern,
"•The meeting, presided over 'by
the vice-president, Lynn Wright,
began with the call ter
fellowed by the Mission Band hymn
and purpose, Carol Ociespland read
the Scripture lesson which follow-
ed the theme of ,Thanksgiving,
Jeannie Newton led in prayer and
members responded to the roll call
with "Something for which we can
beetherilefuee • •
Billy Durst and Murray• Gibson
received 'the offering and ,Kaye
Wright, the herald for Africa, read
a story about that • country and
Stanley Ridley and Wayne Sailreer-
son, heralds for Canada and Japan,
allowed some pictures on their re-
spective countries. Connie Clarke
teresented birthday offerings. ,•
The new study book, "Boieenand
Old Hippo" was introduced by Mrs.,
Jack Clarke, who told the story of
the first chapter. The study book'
this year is on Africa, and shoeld.
prove most interesting. The speak-.
er was thanked by the president.
Copies of the World Friends were
distributed by Garry Chambdre,
and the singing of a hymn ,and the
Mizpah •benediction brought the
meeting , to a close.
. • ,
I~VR OXETE. R
Mr. and Mrs. Adam .Coulter, El-
liott Lake, were week-end visitors
of Mr. and Mrs. John Clarke, Mr.
and Mrs, Ralph Meehan were Sun-
day guests at the, same home;
Mr, and Mrs. Robert Caudle
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Maurice 'Dennis and Mr. and Mrs,
Lloyd Elliott.
Mr. •and Mrs. James Reid and
Michael, Weston, visited Mrs. Ari
'Brothers ,recently:
Mice Dawn Lue and Master Terry
Clark spent the week-end with Mr,
and Mrs. Lyle Brothers, Seer-
borough,
The October meeting of the Tuees-
dey. ,Staelight. Group well be 11 14
ellieetfeof iq're.`teelf Yeieman
on , October 27th, Mrs. Don. Mc-
Laeghlin and Mrs. Everett Lathers
will be in charge.
Mrs. Ronald' Mulligan, Mary
Anne and Billy of Ingersoll spent a
few day$ last week with Mr. and
Mrs. John Clarke. .
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Weexetere-Miss Elva Hupfee was
heetees to members of the Wives
eter,W,111.S, when they held their
regular meeting at her home on
Friday evening with eleven pre.
sent, The 'worship service, ar-
ranged and.conducted by the host-
ess and 'Mrs, George Gibson, was
Preizided over by the letter, The
theme was "Truth and Freedom",
The meeting came to order with'
music by Mrs. G. Dobson at the
piano, and the call to worship. The
Scripture passages were read by
Mrs, ,Gibson, who 'also led en•prayee
and presented a most appropriate
article on Thanksgiving„
• -Thenere study boeke -4AftleaDis-
turthed", by Emory and Meerta Ross
was introduced by" Miss Hupfer,
whO dealt with the' first chapter,
'giving a very vivid account of life
in that continent, where so very,
made- rapid.changes, and go much
turmoil are taking' place.
The president, Mrs, 'K, Edgar,
conducted the business portion of
the meeting, at, which plans for
Wroxeter's part in the North Sec-
tional meeting being held in Ger-
lee United Chureh on Thursday of
this week were completed and, a
delegate for Corifetenee Branch
Was elected. It was decided that
the W.M.S, would again send a,
bale of good used 'or new clothing,
this fall, with the deedline for
shipping set as November 15th.
Donations may be left in the'
church school-room. •
The supply secretary read a let-
ter , stating that this year the sup-
ply allocation ,consisted of a pair'
of substandard flannelette 'blan-
kets, socks, mitts and toys for
children, She also gave out wool
to members for knitting booties 'for
the Baby Band.„! I
A number of, books were present-
ed, •which, along.ewith ehe current
issues of"Mlipionaries R,epprting"
and "Facts and Figuies" will soon
be available in 'the library shelf
which the W.M.S. is arranging for
in the ,church school room,'.
Mrs,. H., Patterson, as• secretary
of the Sunshine Fund, and Mrs. If
Timm, as literature- secretary, re-
ported on the nember,of earns, etc.,'
sent to shut-ins; and on' the num-
ber of beeoks read eel, date.
Mrs. ,deerge edaleraith will be
h6etees for .the-Neyemliee meeting,
which Well be' arranged by she and;
Mts. Them 'and at which it is hope
babe heieseeaetape recording on Af-
rica, Members are urged to renew
their subscriptions to the Mission-
ary Monthly and World Friends at.
this Meeting. Mrs, 'George Gibson
will be responsible for these,
The' meeting closed with the
benediction pronounced by Mrs.
Gibson, and during the, social time
which followed, a dainty lunch Was
served.
ANNIVERSARY AT
UNITED CHURCH.Galbraith.
• Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Koch visited
WROXETER
GORRIE—.The Unisted Church
Anniversary services were held
...seSendaYeeThe eln:ch etieteenecerate,
ed '1V/that/tu/In flowers and -chrys-
anthemums., .Rev. J. le. Clarke
gave InSpieing Messages choosing
"The Home Church" as his morn-
ing theme. He said a real solution
in these times is a well beaten
path between the home and
church.
Mr. Clayton •Karges, Kurtzville
was the soloist and rendered, "Be-
side Still Waters" and "Holy City".
he choir sang the !anthem "His
Mercy Enclurethe.
At ,the evening service Rev.
Clarke spoke on "God's Good
News". The choir rendered the
anthem, "Lord Of: the Hills" and
Mrs. J. E. Clarke favored with two
solos, "lit:lye:Art—Thou" and "It
Took a Miracle",
Mr. ,and Mrs. Carl Procter spent
the week-end with Mr: and Mrs.
Clayton Procter at Goderich.
Me, and Mrs. Ray Hunking of
Blyth visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. James • Lamont and fam-
ily. , •
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hanna,
accompanied by Mr. andMrs. Jack
Mcturney, spent a few days on a
motor trip' through the Southern
States. ,
Mr. and Mrs, Maitland Johnston
and ,family of Aylmer visited re-
cently with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs.', Charles Johnston and' other
relatives.
Mission Band
Met Sunday
PORDWICH—The Silver Stitt"
Mission Band met in .the Fordwich
United Church 'basement Sunday
morning When 41 members answer-
ed the roll call. Birthday greet-
ings were sung to Bobby Gibson.
Helen Johnston received the :of-
fering, Mrs. Elmer Harding had
charge of the worship service and
Mrs. Robert Gibson, assisted by
Mrs. Harding, gave the lesson from
the study book.
. •
The meeting opened with a
thanksgiving poem and the hymn
"We Plough the Fields and Scat-
ter". Twenty-elk Members and six
visitors answered the roll call with
an item frpm the Missionary
Monthly. Mrs. Parker Eurig, sec-
retary, read* Minutes.
, 'letter:E'en •Grahaiihrfid Mrs.. El-
mer Harding are the delegates to
the North Sectional tally to be held
in Gorrie on October 22. Harold
Gibson was the shut-in for the
month. Mrs. William Wilson gave
'a report on Christian literature.
Mrs. Austin Stinson led in prayer.
Mrs: W. E. Patterson led in the
worship service and was assisted
by Mrs. 'Harvey Gibson, Mrs. L.
Siefert and Ays. Glenn Martin,
Mrs. W. E, Hainstock led in sen-
tence prayer and Miss Minnie Mc-
Elwain sang, a solo, "I Would Be
True". Mrs. Ae F. Gardner gave
the study book on "Africa Disturb-
'ed". She 'also closed with the bone-
'diction.
The Thankoffering service of the
W.MS. of the United Church was
held in the Church on Sunday eve-
ning, in charge of Mrs. Stanley
Bride, Mrs. James Warrell and
Mrs. H. Pollock.
Miss Jean Austin of Listowel was
the guest speaker. She told of the
mission work being done 'in India,
Japan and Hong Kong. She show-
ed' pictures of her visit to 'these
countries,
A trio deinpOiea of Miss McEl-
wain, Mrs. Graham, and Mrs. Rich-
ards sang., ". PATRICIA DEYELL
DEANERY PRESIDENT Committees Named
For Turkey Supper
Sharon Pollock
Elected President
FORDNV ICH—The first meeting
of the 4-H Club was held' at the
home of Mrs. James Robinson with
eleven girls in attendance. The
leaders of the project "Clothes Clo-
sets Up-to-date", are Mrs. Ken
Graham, and Mrs. James Robinson,
The following slate of officers
was elected: Pres„ Sharon Pollock;
vice-Ares,,, Audrey Ruttan; see.,
Patsy Harris; press reporter, Di-
anne Carswell; pianist, Shirley
Eurig, "
All meetings will be held at 1.30
0,M. Saturday afternoon in the pub-'
lie school, Mrs. Graham and Mrs,
Robinson led lit the discussion, Pat-
sy Harris told the group how to
make notes for the record books,
Doris Carswell and Marjorie Con-
nell are to look after refreshments
for the beet meeting. The meeting
closed with the 4-11 Pledge.
Aeele.A, members of the Huron
Deanery attended re banquet at Sea-
forth on Friday evening. About
nine young •people from St. Paul's
Wingharn were at the dinner.
Rev, .F. Janke of Tillsonburg was
the guest speaker and reminded
his listeners that religion Is not 'all
seriousness, but that ' happiness,
and enjoyment are part of a Chris-
tian life.
About 800 Served
At Fowl Supper
BELGRAVE—About• Me/ persons
,sat down it one time to the bciunte-
ous turkey' supper held in the corn-
mtrnity arena here on Wednesday
evening, plarined , bee/ the arena
board and supported by all the sur-
rounding community,
Rev, C. A. Krug was present and
said grace. A short program fol-
lowed the supper with vocal solos.
by Miss Sharon Strong of Sea-
forth; Clark Johnston, Belgrave;
dance .nemb,ers by the Four Little
Storeys of Seaforth; marimba
numbers by Miss Doris Johnston of
Clinton. The Belgrave Pipe Band
contributed several numbers.
Short speeches were given by El-
ston Cardiff, .M.P.; Bailie Parrott,
-reeve of ,Morris Township; C. W.
Hanna, general chairman of the
arena board; and Mason Robinson,
a member of the arena beard,
Mr. and Mrs. LlOyd Weir and
Mr. Allen Scotland, Toronto, spent
the week-end ith Mr, and Mrs.
George Gibson,' Mrs. W. E. 'Weir
and Miss Gertie Binh.
Miss Nancy Newton' spent. the
week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Lyle
Hart, Listowel. • • •
A number from here attended the
dedication of Auxiliary's colors at
eenrdwich United Church on Sun-
day.
Mr. •and Mrs. Boyne Sage and
family and Mr. Henry Sage; Lie-
towel, were Sunday visitors at Roes
Toman's.
Mr, and Mrs, Allister Green and
daughters of Goderich visited. Mrs.
W. E. Weir and Miss Gertie Bush
on Sunday.
Mr. and. Mrs. Verne Clark spent
the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
Gordon Rickard, Agincourt.
To United States ° '
On' Vedding Trip
GORRIE—Georgln; Helen Violet
Goodeiar, Toronto, daughter Of the
late George and Violet Goodyear
and garry Ernest Zinimerman, son
of Mrs.. Tessie Zimmerman, Gorrie
and the late Sehferd Zimmerrnan
were married in ' Heise United
Church, Toronto on Saturday at '3
o'clock., ReV. AeGurtfs officiated,
The bride, wore a, blue 'fur
teemmed Miss' Elsie Meere
Of Toronto was maid of honor
Wearing a beaded blue stet.
Mac Hutchison, Gorrie, Was best
man, The ,epuple left on a ^honey-
moon trip *6 the U.S.A. They Will
reside on the Troten's farm, High-
view 87,
CGIT Hold Meeting
At United Church
BELGRAVE—The regular meet-
ing of the La Lo Li group of the
Canadian Girls In Training was
held in the church on Thursday
evening and was opened with the
Purpose. Reports were read by
the secretary and treasurer. Floe
once ,ane Linda Rinn, will be in'
charge of the next worship service
at the meeting which will .be at
the ihome of Mrs. Ted Fear, start-
ing at 730 pin, The roll call will
be answered by the third verse of
The Ofilidteti fs Song,
Marjorie Hopper read the call to
worship, followed by the hymn,
"Come Let Us Sing Of a Wonderful
Love"; Marjorie read the Scrip-
ture legson and •etuth Cotlites read
the story, "When There Ate New
Friends": The. service Was closed
with the hymn "Griide Mc, 0 Thou
Great SehoVah" and the eenedic-
tion was read by Ruth,
The group started cutting patch-
es for the quilt which is being' made
and gaeles Were enjoyed, The sing-
ing of saps closed the Meeting.
pr
Rev, K. Jaggs of Brussels was
elected chaplain for the coining
season. The officers elected Wire
Patricia Deyell, Winghani, prose ,
Bernard Ring, Fordwleh. vlee-pres,;
Yvonne Pollard, Brussels, See.;
Fred IefeWitt, Seaforth, treasurer,.
A dance was held at the high•
school following 'the business see-
skin,
Mr. and Mrs. Russel Reid of Te-
viceciale were Sunlay visitoors with
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Carswell.
Mr, John Noble of Hatriston has
spent the past three weeks with
Mr, and Mrs. William Clyne.
Sunday visitors with Misses
Louise arid Letitia Matthews were
Mr. and Mrs, Carl Schneiders of
Stratford and Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Davidson of Mitchell:
Mrs. Ira Schaefer spent a few
days last week with, her daughter,
Mrs. George Trethewey in Strat-
ford, who has been ill with pneu-
monia. •
kr. and Mrs. George Ashton,
spent several days this week at' the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Everitt Ash-
ton in Athens, Ont.
Miss Mary Byrd returned to Lon-
don last week after visiting in the
community for two weeks. She
was accompanied by Mrs, John
Holt, who is spending this week
in London with friends,
Mrs. 'Henry Howe attended the
funeral of a relative in Detroit one
day last week.
The turkey supper at the ,Ferd-
wieh United Church was well at-
tended, about 500 being fed with
lots to spare.
Sueday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. E, Hargrave were Mr. and
Mrs, Earl Hallman and family and
Mr. and Mrs, Ron Reed and Angela
of Listowel.
Mr. and 'Mrs. Irwin Gibson of
Listowel were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Stan Forester.
Mr. and Mrs, Bruce Wallace of
Hamilton spent the week-end with
Mr, and Mrs. Aitcheson Wallace.
Mr. and Mrs. Mel Allan visited
on 'Saturday with relatives In Conn
Mrs. Harry Cook of London, for-
merly Of Fordwich, attended the
fowl supper in the Fordwich Unit-
ed Church lest Friday night.
Miss Pearl McMinn of Toronto
visited recently with Mr. and Mrs.
darn King.
Mr, and Mrs, Cecil Lynn spent
one day last week it Toronto.
Recent visitors at the home of
Mr, and Mrs, E. A, Schaefer were
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Wendt 'and two
children of Toronto and. Mr. and
Mrs, Stewart Schaefer and daugh-
ter of London.
Mrs. Isobel Hutchiseir returned
home last week after visiting for
several weeks With her son, Dr.
James Hutchison, in Cleveland,
Ohio.
Mrs. Stan Bride, Mrs. Howard
Harris, Mrs, Hatted Doig and Mrs,
Crosby Sothern were in Guelph on
Thursday arid Friday where they
attended the fall area convention of
the Women's Institute. Mrs. Bride
Was elected president of the Guelph
Area W.T. and will sueeeed Mrs. El-
gin Smith of Atwood,
Mrs. Tom MeClement and Betty
were In Kitchener on Saturday;
Nit and Mrs. lealph Witmer and
three children of Kitchener visited
Sunday with lqr. and Mrs, Harry
Beet.
Mr. and Mrs, gamer Millar and
family spent. Sunday with Mr. ,and
Mrs. William Alteheson in Elora.
Pallbearers at the funeral of Mrs.
Boy Oadlte on Monday of last week
On Sunday evening a ntunber bf
A.V.P.A, members attended the line
stellatiott of these s officets at retd-
wich, Rev, L, C, AttWell was in
charge of the eorrilatineon eerViell
and Rev. Been de Vries of Exeter
installed the officers, :A social
evening with luneh and gaineS Tel.
lowed.
FORDWICH—The W,A. of Trin-
ity Anglican Church met for the
.October meeting at the home of
Mrs. Ruby Foster with the first
vice-pros., Mrs. Emmerson Fergu-
son, presiding. The Scripture read-
ing from ,St. Matthew was read by
Mrs. Stan Forster. Mrs. Elsie
Strong led'in the Litany,
Roll call was answered •by 12
members with a verse containing
the word Grace. Mrs. Strong re-
ported a donation of $e5.00 from
St. Anne's Gelid for the cutlery re-
cently purchased, Members are
reminded of the deanery meeting in
Bayfield on October 29th at 2.80 and
the semi-annual diocesan meeting
iii Woodetock on rOctober 23rd St
10 rein.
A turkey supper and bazaar will
be held in the church basement in
November, Oorrunittees Were narki-
ed to arrange this. Mrs. EnInter-
seri irerguson closed the' meeting
With prayer, The remainder of the
afternoon was spent quilting, Mrs.
Gain Ring and Mrs. Robert Allan,
assisted by the, hostess, served
lunch',
Dedicate Standard
At Sunday. Service
PORDWICH— A special service
was held in the Fordwich Meted.
Church Sunday morning when
riteinbers of the Howick Legion
accompanied by Mem-
bers of the Legion, Marched in 4
body, .
Rev, A. •F. 'Gardner dedicated the
new standard of the AuxiliarY, He
took as his theme, "The Call to
Heights", and gave a very inspire
ing'sermoil on' the' duty to also ]hid
the cross high and ahvitye look up,
A'.,e
it i tihivt 'choir young people rendered ti,.
the banquet in the evening when
WM., Cowls, pitbileity. manager for
the Mutual Life Assurance Co.,
Kitchener, was guest speaker. Mrs,
Glad Edgar is converser of Home
Economics' and Health for the
Guelph Area,
The film, "Talking Drums" Was
strewn in the L.O.L. 'hail on There-
eay, evening. In it were included
the physical features of Africa;
the Christian missionaries endeavor
to teach natives} to read and
Write: improvement of sanitary
conditions; neediest' services and
establishMent of hospitals; inettut-
tion in agriculture. Semi' 60 ladies
attended from Wit-Thane Brussels,
,Fordwich, Molegworth and'Gorrie,'.
/t was. sponsored by the Of
St," Stephen's &torch and ReV,
E. C AttWell teed the script.
Mr. and MM. Walker,
Brampton snent Priddy With Mr,
and Mrs, Lorne Walker,
`Visitors with Mrs, Fr an c e s
Strong on Sunday were Mr,• and
Mrs. HareseY Alteheeeri and leen-
Wieghtim and Mrs. Pearl
Patterson and Leslie,
Mr, and Mrs. Mlle reinSnloit.
greets/riper/led Mee. Elsie Strong Of
FerdWieh, to Visit relatives in
,Oranten, StindAY.,
Mr, Wand Mrs. Chris Runge', Lis-
towel, on Sunday.
spending the winter months With
`Mts. •Chas, Pratt in London,
Mr. and Mrs. •Ralph Garniss, Mrs.
Bessie Garniss, Mr. Roy Garniss
and daughter Of , Teronto, Mr. and
Mrs. Win. Ddig, lefoiessvorth were
Sunday visitors with Miss Annie
Murray.
Mr.g. John 'Metcalfe, Paisley, is
visiting eller sisters, Misses Emily
and Beatrice Potter,
Mr. and Mrs, Arthur Field of
Lambeth were Thanksgiving week-
end guests of Mr. and Mrs. Cam-
eron Edgar.
Mrs. G. R. Beatty, New West-
minster, B.C. spent the week with
Mr. and Mrs, T. L. McInnes. Miss
Mary McInnes, Messrs. Gordon,
Joseph and James McInnes, Tees-
Water spent Sunday at the same
home.
Mr. George Brown won the 1st
prize trophy at the Autorama
Show on Seterda,y in London, on
his 1915 'Model T Ford.
Mrs, R. T. Bennett is spending
some time at Bala, Muskoka.
The Rev! E. C. Attwell spent
Tuesday and Wednesday' in Kitch-
ener where he attended the Angli-
can Clergy Conference.
Mr. and Mrs, Alex. Taylor, Lon-
elon, spent the week-end with rel-
atives here.
Mrs. Clarissa 'Donnelly, Listowel,
and Mr. Ernest Fenn, Toronto
visited Mr. any] Mrs. Ernest King
on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs,„Vic Shera and gr.
and' Mrs, Wes, Hill spent Sunday
afternoon 'with Mr. and Mrs. Nor-
man Wades ,
Mrs, Frances Strong spent sev-
eral days last Week at the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Carl Pen-
nington and Mr, Pennington, Tees=
water,
Mr. Birk Robertson of Tees-
water: visited his sister, Mrs. Glad.
Edgar and Mn Edgar on Friday.
He was returning from a Visit to
his daughter, Mrs. Cliff' Murphy,
Gagetown, New Brunewick. He
was accompanied, by Mr. Alex,
Chatret.0 of Teeswater,
Mrs, Jere Arnett Of Arthur spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs, Olif-
eord Dodds and Mr. Dodds, ,She
also visited Mrs, Frances Strong.•
Mrs, Bertha Plant is visiting her
daughter et St, Marys,
Mrs, C. Gregg is a guest of Mn
and Mrs, Vic Sherri at Monrefield,
this week. •
Attending the Women's Institute.
ecieventiOn at Guelph on Thereedy
front the lechl Institute wete Mrs.'
Glad Edgar, Mrs. Russell Adams,'
Mrs, Oerald Galbraith, Mrs, john
Beeler, Mr's, Vera Gregg and Mrs,
Willard Peel, they'reitained for
•Brussels Minister
Is Guest Speaker
GORRIE—Anniveesity services
were held in the 'Gerrie Presby-
terian Church ' recently. Baskets
of mums added to the beauty of,
the service,'
ReV. Jonathan hreerie of the
Brussele Presbyterian Church Was
the guest preacher fee both morn-
ing and evening service, At the
morning, service Mr. Greene spoke
on our debt to the ploriente for
establishing the ehereli as a first
eoneern arid our duty to carry ell
what they beget'.
Miss Helm/ AdamO Wee soloist
at the erierhelig service and sang,
"How Great Thou Art";
ReV, 3, Greene chose as his
skening subject, "Poentence; Deg
ision and Hope", 'Reit, and letre,
Greene rendered tw6 deters, "Rbeit
,of Ages" and "How Great Thole
Art",