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Thomas Morrison visited on
.Sonday IVith 'his ;root, Reuhen
Tiffin of- Langside
Miss Ann .nintetti, -Gladys Me-
Panaki, .Mary P.urrlan, Albert Hef-
fernan of -W, WaWanesh, were
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Atodents,, Who Went to Toronte. by
h'ns OA Friday. They .saW thrOUgh
and)%impsons in the -roorn
Mg, and in the Afterppon attended
the Winter Fair • I ' • • - • • . ,
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.WHIT4OKtIRQH---yifteran tablea:
pf ettehre were in play at. SA...
6, Mat Wawanesh, on FridaY.
evening. Mrs: Gerslrom Johns-
ton and Henry Pattion, told high
points, and Mrs, Ames Goolt-
tea, and Charles Shiell held low
points, Mrs, Ross McMichael re-
ceived the gift for having the near.;
est birthday date,
Mr, and Mrs. James. E, Ctirrie
0.1.14 Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Taylor
will be hostesses for the next
euchre in two weeks, All enjoyed
the social time together,
HEAR OF ADVANCE
MADE IN AFRICA
1WHITECITURCH — Mrs, Ezra
Seholtz presided for the VV.M.S,
meeting of the United Church,
held on Wednesday at the home of
M. J, G. Gillespie, with thirteen.
ladies present, The thaw of the
"fxteetirtrviaw ."The. 'Coining of the.
Kingdom", •
Mrs, J, G. Beecroft and Mrs.
Russell Chapman read the Scrip-
ture passages and. Mrs, Garnet
Farrier led in prayer. Mrs: Dan
Tiffin played piano solo, "Sab-
bath Chimes", Mrs, James Fal-
coner had charge of the chanter
in the study book, "Africa Dis-
turbed", telling of the' work, by Dr.
and Mrs. Ross, and of the great
strides in education, mining, and
trade. A description was also
given of the seven new universities,
where men of different races and
countries are all ,welcomed, Al-
though history is being made there,
the people feel blocked and bitter
at the laws against Wein.
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LYCEUM Theatre
Wingham, Ontario
rwo Shows Each Night Conlinenc-
lug at 7.15 p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. George. Robinson,' •
Wingham, Mr. and Mrs. 'Lawrence
Taylor and fainiiy, and .Robinson
families on the 9th of V. Wawa-
nosh, were in ,Goderich on Friday
evening at the home of Mr, and
Mrs, Joseph Thompson, where
their uncle, Mr, John Beadle, was
celebrating, his 79th birthday,
Beadle relatives from Auburn Were
also present,
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Inalis and
George of Walkerton visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, Alhert
Bieman.
Mr, Bert Thompson left last
Tuesday for North Dakota, where
he attended the marriage of his
nephew, John Page, at Hamilton,
on Friday evening. He, returns
home this week.
Don't forget nomination meeting
this Friday at Belgrave, and at
Tartan once again matches his Holyrood, . •
strength against villainous pharae- Mr. and Mrs. Charles Tiffin
ters And wild beasts, visited on Sunday at the home of
Normal her sister, Mrs. Clark Johnston of
Belgrave,
WituinftS. SAT,
November 26 - 27 - 28
Oordon Scott Sara. Shane
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MITCHUM IRS, DAWSON CRAM
Hon-Pres., Mrs, David Kennedy;
pres., Mrs, Dawson Craig; 1st vice,
Mrs, Victor Emerson; 2nd vice,
Mrs. Frank Coulter; see„ Mrs, Jas.
Melanie; assist.-sec., Mrs, Russell
Ross; treas., Mrs. Johnston Conn....
Litand Library, Mrs, William R.
Purdon; Home Helpers, Mrs, John
McGee; welcome and welfare,
Mrs. Donald Ross; Glad Tidings,
Mrs. William MIAOW student, Mrs.
Elroy Laidlaw; supply, Mrs. James
McInnis; Children of the church
supt,, Mrs. Earl Caslick; pianists,
Mrs. John McGee and Mrs, Andrew
Gaunt,
Mrs, Earl Casliek gave a. report
of the literary work of the society,
and Mrs. .Jelin McGee gave a re-
port of her work as secretary of
the Home lielperS. The committee,
Mrs. Russell Ross, Mrs, William
Rintoui and Mrs, William Purdon
brought in the slate of officers for 1,960, with Mrs, Russell Ross giving'
The reports of the secretaries of
committees will be given in De-
cember. The Ladies Aid presented
Mrs, John McGee with a remem-
brance from the society, and the
meeting was closed with the Lord's
prayer in unison,
WHITECHT,M(.7—The W.M.S.
of the Presbyterian Church Met
last Wednesday in the wheel room
of the church with the president
Mrs, Dawson Craig, giving the call
to worship, and leading in prayer.
Mrs, William Rintoul read the
Scripture lesson and Mrs. Andrew
Gaunt told the story of Deborah,
in the Bible study period,. Mrs.
Johnston Conn led in prayer. Miss
Irma Ferster had charge of the
chapter from, the Study Book tell-
ing of the new churches, for
different nationalities, and how*
they were integrated. Into other
cimgregations,
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G. ALAN WILLIAMS
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• Mrs. Albert Coulter gave the
treasurer's report., Mrs. Milian
Moore gays a report of the sec-
tional meetings at Gorrie. Cloth-
ing for the bale is 'to he. in this
week, Mrs. Charles Martin, Mr's.
Falconer and Mrs. Robert Laidlaw
were appointed to bring in a slate
of officers at .the next meeting.
.The president, Mrs. Moore, closed
the meeting with prayer.
At the W.A. business meeting
that followed, Mrs. Farrier report-
ed that she had forwarded the
branch's share of the cost of a
desk for the parsonage, to the
Bluevale W.A. and the meeting
closed with the Mizpah benedic-
- tion. 1,; •1010,iifi
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WHITECHURCH
Rev, Mr, Clark of Wingham had
charge at the service in Calvin-
arteit United Church on''Sllnclity,
Mr. and Mrs. Gibson Armstrong,
D EMO. and Gail of London, and
Mr. and Mrs. Donald MacLean and
children of Brussels, visited on
Sunday at, the borne of Mr, and
Mrs. William T., Irwin.
Mr. Frank Cooper of • Marnoch
spent Sunday in London,
Mrs. Zinim,erman of Gorrie
spent a, few days last week at the
home of her daqhter, Mrs, Jack ,
Shiell,
Mr, ,and Mrs: 'Harold Slesspr and
children of Glamis, and Mr, and
Mrs, Graham Cook and children
of RipleY, visited on Sunday with
their parents, Mr. and Mrs..Harry
Cook.
Mr. and -Mrs, James Falconer
and Lois visited on Sunday with
Mr. and .Mrs, Calvert Falconer of
13lyth.
Mrs. Irene Paterson has, been'
,upSaid l'with4,13., broken' knee-dap,.
the result of a fall,
Mr, and Mrs, Earl Caslick
visited on Sunday at the home of
their son, Mr, William Caslick of
Cuirass,
Mrs, Johnston Conn- and Mrs;
lames Keene and children, visited
on Sunday at the home of Mr, and
Mrs. Harold Johnston of Parkhill.
Mr. Howard Martin's sore ' hand
is now' improving, after a siege of
blood poisoning,
Mr, and Mrs, Stewart Coupland
of Toronto 'spent the week-end
with her parents, Mr, andMrs.
Charles Robinson, and with his
parents at Wroxete,r, and „attended
the -funeral', of, his .father,' Mr,
Percy Coupland, 'held at Gorrie, on
Monday.
Mrs. Louis Dalton, 'Who 'has
been a patient in Wingham HOS-'.
Intel for several weeks, after a
heart seizure, was able to return
hemp on TueSday. ,
Mrs. William McPherson of. St.
Helens, Mrs. Gordon Elliott, Wing-
ham, and Mr. and. Mrs. Walter
Elliott and family visited on Sun-,
day at the home of Rev. and Mri.
R. D. A. Currie of Wallageburg.
Mrs. Elliott stayed 'to spend a few
days there. •
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Scholtz'
and children visited on Saturday
with his parents, Mr. and,Mrs. Ezra.
Scholtz. '
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth LaidlaW
of London, and his mother, Mrs.
James Laidlaw of Goderich visited
'on ;Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Elroy Laidlaw.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Brook and
children of Toronto visited on
Sunday at, 'the home of her aunt,
Mrs. James Mcllrath,
Mr. and Mrs. William Rintoul
and family visited on Sunday at
the home of her siste.,x,, Mrs.Mac
pEcraig of Brussels.
Mr. and Mrs. James McIntyre
and family of Ridgetown, and Mr.
and Mrs, William Parker of Exeter
visited on Sunday with their
father, Mr. Ben McClenaghan, and •
with their mother, in Wingham
Hospital.
, Miss Edna L'Tlarr of St, Thomas
Hospital staff, silent the wook-end
at the borne of Mr. and Mrs. Rtis-
'sell Ross,
Mrs. Sam Durr'.n. and her niece; .0
Mrs. Thomoa M.Ageffin. of 7',nek-
row, and Mr. and Mrs. Wilbert
Procter ,of Morris Twp.. visited on
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Thetnas
jaMTnri.eS:nna Mrs. Stanley Kay, who I
have lived on the .Enderson' farni '
on the lth of Kinloss for the past
year, sold the, farm to a native. of
Holland, who is moving his family
to that farm this , week from
Pinkerton. Mr. and Mrs. Kay are
returning to theit:' farm at Wing-
ham Junction,
Mrs. Walter Lott spent the "
week-end with Ripley relatives,
.Mr, and Mfrs. Victor Emerson
moved on Friday to thdir house
east of the "Village, and Mr. and
Mrs, William Caudle and baby of
Bluevale, moved on Saturday to
the house thr Emmersons vacated.
Mr. and Mrs, Donald MacAdam
and children of telt/lore' visited on '
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Clar-
ence Ritchie,
Mt. and Mrs. Sant Smyth „of',
Mitchell and Mr. and Mrs, James*,
Glasgow of Seaforth. also MisS'
Lilian Smyth of Toronto, visited
On Sunday With Mr. and Mrs,:
Win Sinyth.
Little Sheila. Pettanlace of Tees-
Water, spent tt ,few days last week,
with her grandparents,' Mr:, and
Mrs. Harold 'Currie.
Mr, and MrS, Edward.' Rabinson
and children' of St, , -AugUatine
visited on Sunday With her 'parents,
Mr, and MtS, Gershom ,Johnston,
'Fred teaeon, Hardie Simpson,
Frank kosii arid Graham Moffatt
are busy thiS Week erecting a shed
&e'er the ground alio, ter Mr.
Purdon,
Mr, and Mrs, George Walker
Vialted On Sunday with her vat-
erita, Mr. arid Mrs, Williatn Hutu-
phrey of St, Helena.
Mt, and Mrs, Reli6on 'Falconer
and ohildren of Sarnia spent the
&veek-end with his .parerita.
and Mrs, Cecil Falconer ,and 'With
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Mr, 'John •Congram of Knox SPORT
College', Toronto. had charge of ';0
44-, services in the Prdsbytcrian
Church here on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Farrier,
Wayne and Janis, spent the We,elt-
end at Sarnia., with. Mr, and Mrs.
Jack Gillespie.
Genr,ge Naylor has been
quite poorly at the home of her
mr cordon Naylor. Mrs. Nay-
lor had a bad fall in her room re-
Mrs. Raymond Finnigan. mt.. Anil .
Mrs. Cbe's'.ter Finnigan. and Da-iri. .
or Ashrield. vis:ted on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cham-
' nev. ' IT Mrs. ;Victor • Young, Wingharn„fiti
snent the week-end at the hemp
of her brother. Mr. Main Mc- vlr'i
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