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Clinton News Record, 1954-12-02, Page 4rvice, eMrsuc Ernest Roe and Mrs. William Trewin. and Mrs. vic tura verses, and Pianists, Miss Ida. Leiper and Mrs; in Ingers, Thanksgiving" was E. Knox. Mrs,S. M. Chapter six of the WA Officers ton last was given in the form President, Mrs, John Riley.; Mee- ing the. E h .m nreAdent- Mrc P, Knrnr• tnaaanr. +i.., •c,.,�a� "6 '� "b "" Baby Band leader, Mrs. John Ril induat questions and Mrs: Wesley Roe I ey, assistant; Mrs: Dave Anderson ion. Mi answering, - Bible Society, leader; Miss Ida during The Christmas meeting will be Leiper. ..�oMr;:e Rally Of Young :Folk Next Tuesday SHOPPERS°! • " Most. Stores in Clinton' v ChAtonians Have will " remain PAGE FOUR CL><NTt7N NEWS -RECORD O Open until 9, p.m. - Many years ago, the people of Christian Churches THURSDAY, DECEMBER 2, 195 II Burns , WAr WMS 9 held on Tuesday, December 21, The fell owing is the slate df WMS officers for, 1.955 Personals An Old, Time Sale NITES Ciai�r35°a+EueCicia age of choosing an occupation, desired to find the right place ' Elect Officers president, Mrs. J. T. White, treasurer, Mrs..- George -Smith; secretary, Mrs, Watson Reid; s "Neil 'TIL 9 ♦ \ For Year 1:955..--• assistant secretary, Mrs. Arthur Colson; press secret- ary; Mrs. Emersozr Hesk; mission- Mrs, Brown; Stratford Miss Minnie Easom, London, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.�E,,; s _, present. Guests from London in. _ !` t�1T ary monthly secretary Miss Glad- Ddvld Easom: .....fi 3��"t" „� t ,,, y . TOUCHED ,, Mrs; J. T.: White Was. hos ess W t w s t to 30 ladies the Burns Woman's ys. Leiper; community Friendship socretary,rMrs. Arthur Colson; as- 1Viis. E. 'J, E, McLean, Pilot 'Mound, Man;, who has been visit ; .; a� , Y`3S fir; ' w• r @� < y is `L .f T p ��111 4 ' FO of Woman's MissionarySociety and November Association an Tuesday, ve No sistants, lYlrs. E. Bell, Mrs, W. Hamilton, Mrs. Jahn McEwing; mg Mr, and Mrs` Norman Ball, left on Monday for home, r y s , �. . _; t GLAMOUR , ( I } wER. s y, mber 23• supply secretary Mrs. Nelson Lear, literature secretary, Mrs. Miss Dorothy Davis, Lapeer, Mich., visited with. Mrs.' J. W. ,ayk " Highlight, of the afternoon's. ser- George Watt; Christian citizenship Treleaven and Miss' Gibbings dur- vice was the presentation of Life Membership Certificates to Miss secretary,Mrs. William 'Bell; Christian stewardship secretary in the y all left € past weep, day for Lapeer on Saturday. Jean Leiper and Mrs. Robert Jam-Scott.;,.,n ieson, in recognition of 'their in- Mrs' Jim ' Group leaders and assistants, Mrs. Ed. Glen spent last weep in London with her •tsp'� �' s terest and work in the society. y An excellent bazaar netted the Mrs. Carman Moon and Mrs. Jim Scott- Mrs: Harry Tebbutt;and son-in-law and daughter, Mr, and Mrs. Ches- Mr, Glen M'r �' "`'°` pr q/� 4 Vf�l� �CIl1y ��Ii�� Pretty Clothes W -A, a total of $31.15. I " Mr= Waele Roe -d-1 d th Mrs. Jim How tt; Mrs. Wesle;,... Y ter'Neilans. was there for the' weekend. On Saturda.v. Mr, J `jlo`hes rvice, eMrsuc Ernest Roe and Mrs. William Trewin. and Mrs. vic tura verses, and Pianists, Miss Ida. Leiper and Mrs; in Ingers, Thanksgiving" was E. Knox. Mrs,S. M. Chapter six of the WA Officers ton last was given in the form President, Mrs, John Riley.; Mee- ing the. E h .m nreAdent- Mrc P, Knrnr• tnaaanr. +i.., •c,.,�a� "6 '� "b "" Baby Band leader, Mrs. John Ril induat questions and Mrs: Wesley Roe I ey, assistant; Mrs: Dave Anderson ion. Mi answering, - Bible Society, leader; Miss Ida during The Christmas meeting will be Leiper. ..�oMr;:e STAN'S RADIO CABS Safe and Courteous Drivers Fax better and quicker service use "Clinton's Only Two -Way -Radio Cab Service" COMFOR'rABLE CARS—Cleaned and Washed Daily DAY . and - NIGHT Service Phone 205 Clinton BAZAAR ONTARIO 4� S.IPBI;ET CH[ITRCIi HALL SATURDAY,, DECEMBER 4 Auspices WA and Girls' Club BOOTHS: Aprons, Fancy. Work, Produce; Home Baking. , CHILDREN'S NURSERY PROVIDED 3-5 P.m. ---- TEA: 25c SPECIALS for DECEMBER 2-3-4 MIXEDNUTS.......................................................... lb. 39c BBAZIL WALNgJTSjTlb. 49e Diamond Budded .........1b.45c PURITY' WHITE CARE MIX and PIE CRUST — both for 45e PURITY Enricbed FLOUR, 7 lb bag 49c DOMESTIC SHORTENING ........ lb. 27c K ADANA TEA RAGS, ,.100s ............ ........ .:... 79C SULTANA RAISINS ......... lb. 18e ORANGES- New Crop Navels,;,. size 252s ................................. ........ doz. 31C SODA, BISCUITS, McCormick's, lb. box 29c THOMPSON'S FOOD- MAR12- KET Phone 40 We Deliver was in Tiv Of l i:.vvmr araaaivrnzie was The Iady examining the rather old-style bit of lingerie is Worthy Grand Mat- Mrs, J, Barnett, RCAF Station Clinton, and the genial young astle occupied the chair clerk in the outmoded bpwler and corduroy coat is Raymond• ceremony, Palmer; Woodstock.. Both are. employed at the • W. C. Brown Mrs. David Sours, for- store for the next several days while the clearing out sale is in its of Clinton now liv- progress: (News -Record Photo) into, are celebrating Vedding anniversary on i. A reception is being hem in the Deaf and Exam. s Are Over. Plan To Attend zgelical Church, Toron- to, Mrs, Sours is a Sister of Mor - Rally Of Young :Folk Next Tuesday SHOPPERS°! • "We have often .heard it said, Most. Stores in Clinton' v ChAtonians Have will " remain -true in the way people live. O Open until 9, p.m. - Many years ago, the people of Christian Churches PEN until organized unions for the-'1he113 of young DECEMBER 2S+ people who, ' upon entering the NITES Retail. Merchants age of choosing an occupation, desired to find the right place The Clintonian Club held it: Committee of the . SHOP 'TIL 9 Clinton and District 'TIL' CHRISTMAS Chamber of Commerce STAN'S RADIO CABS Safe and Courteous Drivers Fax better and quicker service use "Clinton's Only Two -Way -Radio Cab Service" COMFOR'rABLE CARS—Cleaned and Washed Daily DAY . and - NIGHT Service Phone 205 Clinton BAZAAR ONTARIO 4� S.IPBI;ET CH[ITRCIi HALL SATURDAY,, DECEMBER 4 Auspices WA and Girls' Club BOOTHS: Aprons, Fancy. Work, Produce; Home Baking. , CHILDREN'S NURSERY PROVIDED 3-5 P.m. ---- TEA: 25c SPECIALS for DECEMBER 2-3-4 MIXEDNUTS.......................................................... lb. 39c BBAZIL WALNgJTSjTlb. 49e Diamond Budded .........1b.45c PURITY' WHITE CARE MIX and PIE CRUST — both for 45e PURITY Enricbed FLOUR, 7 lb bag 49c DOMESTIC SHORTENING ........ lb. 27c K ADANA TEA RAGS, ,.100s ............ ........ .:... 79C SULTANA RAISINS ......... lb. 18e ORANGES- New Crop Navels,;,. size 252s ................................. ........ doz. 31C SODA, BISCUITS, McCormick's, lb. box 29c THOMPSON'S FOOD- MAR12- KET Phone 40 We Deliver was in Tiv Of l i:.vvmr araaaivrnzie was The Iady examining the rather old-style bit of lingerie is Worthy Grand Mat- Mrs, J, Barnett, RCAF Station Clinton, and the genial young astle occupied the chair clerk in the outmoded bpwler and corduroy coat is Raymond• ceremony, Palmer; Woodstock.. Both are. employed at the • W. C. Brown Mrs. David Sours, for- store for the next several days while the clearing out sale is in its of Clinton now liv- progress: (News -Record Photo) into, are celebrating Vedding anniversary on i. A reception is being hem in the Deaf and Exam. s Are Over. Plan To Attend zgelical Church, Toron- to, Mrs, Sours is a Sister of Mor - Rally Of Young :Folk Next Tuesday can Agnew,, Mrs. George Phelan . and Mrs. R. Z. McEwen. o- "We have often .heard it said, Fifteen. Attend 'A good start is half the battle% This is becoming increasingly ChAtonians Have -true in the way people live. Many years ago, the people of Christian Churches L Birthday Meet! Of The 4 organized unions for the-'1he113 of young people who, ' upon entering the Dinner Guests London. Road Club age of choosing an occupation, desired to find the right place The Clintonian Club held it: to live and'the right work to do. `The birthday banquet in the. Commer• cial Inn Hotel last Friday even. Thirteen members and two visi- tors attended the November Genesis 2 : 7 states, Lord God breathed into his ing, November 26, with 26 person meet- in of +1,.L d R `d CI b held nostrils the breath of life• and present. Guests from London in. g on on oa u eluded Mr. Cartier, public rela- man became a livin � at the home of Mrs. LeBeau. The g soul' We tions man for the London' Free singing of " Nearer my God to are led to believe that every Press, and Mrs. R. Grand Thee" followed by the repeatingof person on earth is both a body utive and a soul; the body u dent of the central executive; the Creed, opened the meeting. Y to guard .Mary Hastings Clubs. ` The Roil Call was answered and the soul, and the soul to guide Euchre winners were, Mrs. R, the minutes of the last meetingthe body. iiow important it is, MacDonald and Mrs. Grand. Mrs. were read and ado ted. Thank then, that young people learn p C. VanDamme 'made the draw on to obey God who. communicates you letters were then read, The mystery box Was won by Mrs. itla wool blanket, which was won wh our sous, and find proper iby Mrs. Melvin Crich. direction as they. plan their Bruce Cann. Mrs; FremliThe out -going president, Mrs, lives." ii was introduced to_ W. Coiclough, was presented with the club members by Mrs. Jim The Young Peppple's Union pf a gift by Mrs. H. Managhan on Nott. Mrs, Fremlin then gave a 'WesleyWillis united Church in behalf of the Club, and Mrs: Epps demonstration on "Gifts Extraord- Clinton have planned a Young made the presentation address._ iriary,. which illustrated some lov- People's Rally for Tuesday even- Mrs. Milton Wiltse gave two ely gifts and Christmas suggest- ing, December 14. They encour- readings, and Mrs. Epps presented ions. Mrs. Percy Brown displayed age, not only all 'teen -tigers who a humorous reading• a beautiful 'Christmas Wreath are connected with Wesley -Willis The Christmas meeting will be which the Kinettes are selling. to attend, but anyone of High beld next Wednesday afternoon, The meeting was closed with the school age and over, who really December 8, at two o'clock in Mrs. singing of "God Save the Queen desires to take a_square look at Epps' home. Roll call will be an - and a lovely lunch was served by life,. and try to find the proper' swered by presenting a hat decor - the hostesses, Mrs. Rooth and Mrs, way to live. "Christianity is not ated in the Christmas spirit. An Managhan, along -faced religion". 'The hap- exchange of gifts . will be held. The December meeting will be piest peo�ile on earth are those Everyone is welcome. held at the home of Mrs. Milton who' are hying for God. Ask one o Wiltse, on December a, There and see!" HOSPITAL AUXILIARY WILL will bean exchange of gifts with "Whether you have ever gone MEET NEXT MONDAY a 50 cent limit. to Young People's or not; whether The Clinton Hospital Auxiliary you have ever thought about this will meet in the hospital on Mon - subject or not, if you are between day afternoon, December,6, at the ,age of 13 and 28 and are three o'clock. ..°< °: interested, you will be made wel- o •s:>;;><: <. •:a�a>-•:^'•zt: come at Wesley -Willis Sunday WESLEY-WILLIS WMS ToSchool rooms on December 14." Supper i it HOLD CHRISTMAS DIEFJPING is 8.15 .m. with an The Woman's •:;><.. p P PMissionarySac- ¢ .. .. �:»,.,•F.,g;,i;, � •:> :, >��' �< enjoyable' informative program to iety of the Wesley -Willis United .., .i follow (High school exams will Church will hold the Christmas <. be finished by then). "Prepare meeting thechurchparlour on by prayer. Attend and meet your Thursday evening, December 9 at ? ? friends." eight. o'clock: Mrs. Frank Fing- land's group will be in charge. All <' _o ladies of the congregation are cor- dially invited to attend. tj Dr. W. Bryce At —0 — ONTARIO ONTARIO STREET WA "3 Wesley -Willis WILL MEET TUESDAY The Woman's Association of On- `i'tx tarlo Street United Church will SNOW will be falling soon! Are your 'Rubber Galoshes in good repair? We =1 replace your broken `Dippers with a genuine LIGHTNING. SLIDE FASTENER RAY° 0E Hu"I"ISPITAL Skates Sharpening Invisible Rubber Patches Mrs, WInnifred Bryce,, M,A,, meet -on Tuesday, December 7, at Ph,D, returned missionary teacher 2.30 o'clock in the afternoon, in from India spoke at the evening the church hall. The program is service -o£ Wesley -Willis United in the charge' of Mrs. R, Plum - Church last Sunday. She is a steel and Miss Rena Pickett, The sister of the newly -appointed An- ladies of St, George's Ward will ghean'Bishop of Moosonee. . serve lunch. Conveners are Mrs. Following the evening service, a D. Symons and Mrs.' F. McKay, fireside social hour was. held in The annual bazaar will be held on which Dr. Bryce answered num- Saturday,December 4, in the erous questions about her work. church 'hail from three until five About 50 were present, in the•afternoon, t Sranday, DecemberS, 1954 JosephStreet Huron Street GOSPEL HALL, BAPTIST CHURCH CLINTON Minister—REV. J. E. OSTROM ALL .WELCOME 11.00 a.m.—Morning Service. Order of Meetings for the 12.15 p.m.—Sunday School Lord's Day: 7,00 p.m Evening Service, 11.00 a.m.—Breaking of Bread Everyone Welcome 3.00 ii=. Children's Meeting 7.00 p.m—Gospel Meeting Maple Street wtoeymmilCit� lliteiy GOCLI[NTONLL cb)urtb) 1. Sunday,Sebool .. 9.45 a.m. Rev. HUGH C. WILSON, Minister Communion Service ... 11.00 a.m., MRS. M. R. RENNIE, Organist Gospel Service ... 8.00 p:m, M. R. RENNIEi,' Choir Directoi° Children's Hour — Tuesday Even- ing -7,00 p.m. 1.3,00 a.m.—Morning Worship TUESDAY, 8 p,m. Prayer and Sources of Goodness, Bible Study, 11.20' axn =Primary School, 12,15 p.m.=Church School ST. PAUL'S ANGLICAN White Gift Service. CHURCH 7.00 p.m. dEvening Praise— REV,.R. M. P. BULTEEL, Rector Things We Must Do Mrs. Theodore Fremlln, Organist HOLMESVILL Mrs, J. I Elli ott, 1.30 p.m.—Church Service and Choir Leader Sunday School: White Gifts Come To The House of Prayer 1100 a,m. 1-101 Comilzunion and ST. ANDREW'S Sunday School. PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH 700 P.m.—Evening Service REV. D J. LANE, B.A., Minister Mon; Dec 6-8,00 pm. Board of management SPECIAL CHRISTMAS DRAW We have chosen as a special offer a Genuine Nylon Frieze-cevered REST ROCKER as shown by t'he Beattie Furniture Store. 1 ticket on every purchase of from 50 to 5.00; 1 ticket for every 5.00 value after that amount. IRW.IN CLINTON - - - HENSALL A IKEN IS •� 4 i r I WIDEST RANGE OF LUGGAGE Aeropacks Weekend Cosea Train Cases � Matched Sets Billfolds & Change Purses a GLADSTONES BERKELEY BAGS BRIEFCASES • f! BILLFOLDS ? r KEYCASES SOCKS and GLOMES SLIPPERS & SHOES 0 'AIKEN 9 S Phone 2 F a c.T Ali l� yt. •%V",•. MI$S. a I MtYAN AGgEW, e Dec., will pnLhcalasoudmtithe Mein- er'body-buiIding nutrition baed into The �urhSchoometat 10 aHalour se -I Ingredients ofirst-rate 13.00 a,m. Divine worship— PENTECOSTAL CHURCH quality, plus our baking know-how, add up 1Ff1VOX CHURCH, BA,YMELD P.A.O.C. to your best buy in bread to -day! at t33g Pugblliicd Worsht give thanlrs Victoria. Street unto God\ K. L. SWEIGARD, Pastor All Welcome Sunday, December 5,' 1854 artin's,'T'BAYFIELD BAPTIST 10.00 a.m—Sunday School 2 OURSATdDRDAY°SPECIAL! n oy a nd 7 1.00 a.m =-Morning Worship • CHURCH 7.30 p.m.—Evening Service From Our Store .Only—' Invites you to services each Tuesday, Dec. 7—Prayer Service Sunday in the Orange Hall, and Bible Study. • I nd FLOOR Bayfield, at 3.30 p.m., until the Friday, Dec. is Young People's $ran. , Muffins (jj new church is. com lefed. Service. � �i m. Evervono Is Welcome ONT d P rices DII DO 1h3 c AR10 STREET UNITED , CHUR'CH Reg. 40c doz. ... 33c e Sure t0 See our Special P Peake y I. Bodenha , "THE FRIENDLY H„ :� °A PASTOR.—REV. A. OLEN EAGLE, B.A. MD. USE OUR LAY -A -WAY PLANm= ORGANIST -AIR$, E. WENDORF ;MARTIN �E�'T, �T�� r ti V; 1100 a.m.—Morning Worship � BARTUF'F BROS. a if 12 15 p m:—Sunday School. o 7.00 p.m —Union Service in Wesley -Willis, 9 ° h TURNER'S CHURCH' BAKERS and CONFECTIONEIRS PHONEia¢es+ i�i6<t tq a ipBwkiG4q # 5+ O= s•� 2.00 pm.—Church Service PHONE �r�tYNirON J6 3,00 p,m.. Sunday Service