The Goderich Signal-Star, 1959-09-24, Page 7-Thanks, C odericth
We would like to thank all those who patronized..'
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ua dur $,o r: nine . rears in business in Goderiab; ',For
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our -suoceseom, McArthur and 'Reilly Ltd,, we would-
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t a a Y31,114, Sept. •14. -- Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson gown, of Warren,
Mich.,- spent the weekend. at ,the
hiYine„ of Mr. ' and Mrs. D. E. don.'
Mr.
!r. ,arid Mrs. Frank McCullough,
Frances and paid, and Mr. Bruce
Lqbb were in Toronto on Wednes-
day where Frances. registered as
,a nurse -in -training at the Atkinson
School of,,Nursing at Toronto West-
ern Hospital.
• Raily Sunday was -held at
Holmesville United Church Sunday
School' on September -013. The sup,;,
etdntendent, Carman Tebbutt, was
in charge and Miss Ila Grigg was
the
st.
c Mani. hiss Caathlo Futter
played •an 'accordion solo and the
Scripture was. read by Jiro Mec-u,.-
lough and Bob, Norm..,. Mss
Sandra -Williams' told. the story.
The collection, was received. by
David McCullough and Ronald
Trewartba. • . .
Jyllss Mary Helen. Yeo, of Strat-
ford Teacher's College, spent the
week -end at the home -ef her par-
ents( Mr. ,and Mrs, Jack Yeo.
Miss Helen Patter, on the staff
of the Oakridge Public Schools,
LLandon, spent the week -end at the
tome of her parents,. Mr. and Mrs.
Elmer, Potter.
S •EORGr'r$ SR.I vv.A,
RESUME MEETINGS ,
St. George's Senior Woman's
Auxiliary resumed fall meetings
with the Scripture read Eby a Mrs.
Douglas Wilson and the Litany by
Mrs. Wm. Kolohan, Mrs. H. Tick-
borne
ickborne presided a?nd extended a
welcome to former members, Mrs -
4: Palmer and Mars. ;Stubbington.
A new member, Mrs., Barr,'who has
just come to Goderieh ..'to reside;
was introduced.
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Reports were given ' by yrs.
George Love,, Mrs. A. C. Blay and
Mrs. D. Wilson. -
Miss 'Beatrice bauderdealt with
another chapter of the study book.
The person who is afraid,. to Tea was served by Mrs. J. Mid-
admit
othehis mistake is making an- 'die ori, '•
Mrs. C: Sargent and Mrs.
• G. . Brown.
W,M.S. OF KNOX CHURCH speaker, Miss Mena Fen ll,
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'HOLbS SgPtEMBER MEET
The September. meeting of the
'W.M S.' of Knox, Presbyterian.
Church saw a fine projram arrang-
ed:,by Miss E. Somerville an, Mrs.
W. • Tebbutt.
The president, Mrs. G. Schaefer,
presided, and Mrs, J. 'W'hite- report-
ed that
eport-edthat 12 aboxes of used Christmas
cards were' sent to missionaries in
India.. There were .52 hospital
Balls and 58 home calls reported,
and' a number of Christmas giftswere received for patients in Ham-
ilton Sanatorium.
Mrs. C. Edward sang a lovely
solo; Mrs, D. J. Lane, of Clinton,
read the Scripture and gave a fine
meditation.
Miss Somerville introduced the
announce the
of Seaforth, who ,*tended the
World Conference on .Christian
education last year.
A number of -colored slides were
shown • of. beautiful - places. - in'
Ja an,' also s e. taken in Korea:
s. A. H." rskiiie extended the -
social thanks of- the •members' • to Miss
Fennell, and ,a social hal. hour
was enjoyed at the close of''the
meting. , - .
LOCAL LADY GOLFERS
The district 'tournament of Phe"
Ladies' Golgi Club was ltald a . Lis-
towel on September 9. Players
were from Owen Sound, Walkerton,
Gederich, Wingham, Hanover and
Listowel. Mises Elizabeth Tobin,
Mrs. John D. McLeod and Mrs.
Earl Allison were amon`K .moi
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