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3rd Anniversary Services
SUNDAY, NOVEMBER 1st
Return visit of
Brig. and . Mrs.
W. MAR
With
WELLINGTON ST, (HarnilOn)
CITADEL . BAND'
(BEM C. Gibson)
10.15 a.m.—Directory, Class 2.30 p.m.—Sunday School
11.00 a.m.—Holiness 7.00 p.m.—Salvation Meeting
8.30 p.m.—After Church Musicale
Tuesday, 8.30 p.m.—Prayer and Praite Service
Friday, 7.30 p.T.—Youth Group
All Teen-Alters Welcome. .
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'LOW DOWN PAYMENT!' EAri TERMSI ,
JNNTHE S
Percy W. Clarke
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The regular meeting .of gt.
flvoning. Quilt wns .held in the.
Pariah rOOM on Ttiesday evening.,
or last 'week. The meeting ,opone3 '
by singing a ble•Mhe ..fgllowed .by
prayer And the Lord's wayer .in
and the roll .was aalicd. The treas.,
nree4 report, WAS given. as Well
AS a report ,by tho visiting coot,
Atittee.
The president, Mars. A. Higgins,
-weleouried Mrs,. W,, Pickford. and
Mrs, HOrriSOn as. • .new mern,hers
end Mrs. O. F. Johnson. Introduced
Rev. C. A. Krug Says
Not Easy to ,Give,
Complete Thanks
The Goforth Thant:coffering 'HIM-
lng, was held in the christian.
dNeatian building of gt. Anirew's
Presbyterian church.
Prier sketches were given of two.
missionaries, =SS Irene Stringer,
and Miss Bessie Viclvforchy. Irene
Stringer went to India in 147. lier .
personality and her power for rer
taxation have .enabled her to serve.
to her utmost in two. great mission
fields in. India. MeXttrehY Is.
a nurse, and now is a direetor. of..
waning.
Tho guest speaker, Rev. 0, A,
Krug, was no stranger„ having
been seen and heard on. CIMIC. Mr,
them to the group,
'Mrs. Higgins called .Mrs, a K
PoWnie to the front and Mrs. 0
Wilkinson presented Or, with. a
$1.0 all remembrance from the
group, as she is moving before
long. Mrs. Downie very graciously
thanked everme and _invited them
-to vomo- aad - • '-.•••."
Mrs. G, 'Foxtan showed the
Christmas cards told orders were
taken. Mrs. Higgins closed the
meeting with prayer.
rin interesting film was shown
by Alvin Higgins entitled "The
T.infillislied Task" which was based
on the Hong Kong missions.
Mrs. N. Deyell and :her group
served a delicious lunch,
Auxiliary Meets
At Caslick Home
The October meeting of the
Young Woman's Auxiliary of the
Wingham United Church, was held
at the home of Mrs. W. Casliclt,
who was in charge of the worship
Service, She opened the meeting
with the theme "Truth and Free-
dom", followed by a prayer. "Lift
Up Your Hearts" was sung, after
which the Scripture was read by
R, Bell, Mrs. Caslick and Mrs,
X, Underwood, followed by prayer
by Mrs. Caslick,
Mrs. M. Taylor presented the
second chapter of the study book.
Mrs. R. Vogan gave a report on
Alma College, which she attended
for several days .during the sum-
mer, The devotional patt of the
meeting closed with the singing of
"0 Jesus Christ Grow 'Thou in
Me", followed by prayer by Mrs.
Caslick. • ,
The president, Mrs. D. McTag-
gart, was in charge of the business
portion of the meeting. An article
was read on the uses of old nylons
in Japan. Mrs. E. iVfcBurney offer-
ed to phone for nursoly for Nov-
ember.
'Mrs. 'Zurbrigg was nominated
to ,attend the fall sectional meeting
in Gorrie, as a delegate. Mr's. D.
Rosenhagen was nominated to be
on the Presbyterial nominating
committee. The meeting closed with
"Art Thou Weary, Heavy-laden",
followed by the 1Viizpah 'benediction.
K.rug, who was ill, OW
COATS .during the 00904 world war,
said: in his 44.4144. "J,Ol all things
.,dive thattite. Iron .914.4 Ave thanks,.
some of the time .for iM41(kO thing.0,
TO.4. Cann give thanks Meat of
Oho ifQr 1.004, tltinf s, htits to give
thanks for all things is not easy."
,Krug knew' sortie of the kto,
'forth fancily at .cullege.. He spoke
of Mount University and
of the honor. elasaRS of 1.1M and
104, One is mOderatoor• of the
United Church of .0010404 one
preached' for the queen in icings,
tont sonic died in pate ,7 What ,a
waste! Giving thanks for all. things
is not an. eNereiSli in sweetness,
"Read 'about the, family life of
a Rent A woman and her, Children
in 400 13,0„" the speaker coAtinu-
ed, "Social conditions havo chang-.
ed for the better since the year of
our :LON, To give thanks, we must
accept things as they .are, as God
nWatit them .to be. Through hard
thinking you. are able to find ways:.
to. Wive your personal and church.,
problems:"
Mr, Krug was,.thanhed for his
fine, challenging Message.. Then
best -wishes were .extended to Pr,-
and MPS; N iii l Th't' S'afe' Okir-'
ney to Japan. and. Formosa.
Members r'esponsi hie for the
meeting were . Ws, •j:' Mcxibi3On,
Mrs, Chapman,' Mrs, English,w Mrs..:
0. Welwood, Mrs. Mel(ague,
Davidson and. Mrs, Friegan.
SALLY CRAWFORD
GIVES ADDRESS.
The WingliaAn. CCITT. held their
regular meetington Tuesday even-
ing of last week with ,:it) meinbers
and their leaders present.' The
meeting opened with' a period of .
activity in which games were en-
joyed in, the gymnasium, After this
the girls entered the 'church school.
room singing, "Vbr She's corr. A •
lively sing-song, followed.
The worship service was taken
by the Willing Wdrkers Group
with Esther Kerr as Rhalrman.
Mary Lou Jamieson played a lovely
piano sole*less This Hous,en.
Brenda MacLennan read, the Scrip-
ture, Sally Crawford gave the ad-
dress, "christ;,has rip;91ands • but,
ours, to do Work today". Mary
Phillips, read.. a .,PCIern.••1 'hymn "Take My Life", was the.n.surig.aod
the worship!clOhed with 'prayei• 'by
Esther Kerr,
The ceremony of. thee installation
of officers" the •three CGIT
groups folknVed with , Mrs. G. W
Tiffin, candidate 'secretary of the,
Huron •PreSbyteilal," installing: the
officers. , •
Plans were made for Some of the
girld to' attend the North Huron
Sectional meeting at Gorrie and
arrangenients-were Made for transi .
portation of, mernberS to Fordwiehl
on Monday `,evening where ,the
Fordwich eGrr,girls are having a
HalloWe'en party• and':, at whiCh
the four local ,groups .are guests-
along with Gorrie and Wroxeter
girls.
0.044A" The WAnghaiat .A.41010400,Thneas. -Woolloslon 00. AP*
wo oven otn nnt,SQ11. PailitltOS ilibP lest
Evening Guild
Ineetut.g. were read and tti.optcd
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