Clinton News Record, 1955-08-18, Page 7,t,`FfCRSDAY, AUGUST 18, 1955
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News of Auburn
Miss Janette Dobie is visiting
friends in Toronto.
Mrs, William Haggitt is a pa-
tient in Victoria hospital, London,
Barbara .and Johnny MacKay
are visiting Mr, and Mrs, George
Patterson, Goderieh, •
Mr. and Mrs. D. A. MacKay
spent the weekend with Mr, and
Mrs. J. R. Weir, London.
Miss Jean Houston, M.A., Toron-
to, is holidaying with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. J. Houston.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Glasgow,
Alan and Dennis, are spending two
'weeks holiday at Colborne.
Miss Sandra Cook who has been
visiting Mr. and Mrs. L. Glasgow
has returned to her home in. Col-
borne. '
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Mrs. Eugene Dobie, -Toronto, and
Mrs. James Johnston, Bluevale,
visited Mrs. Catherine Dobie last
Saturday,
Mr. and Mr's. 3. C. Stoltz and
Mrs. Marguerite Chopinvisited
friends at New Dundee the first
of the week.
Donald King, who has been holt-
deying at the home of • his aunt,
Miss Margaret ring, has returned
to Strathroy.
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Robertson
were weekend visitors with their
daughter, Mrs, Harold Kitchen and
Mr. Kitchen, Sarnia.
Mr and Mrs. William Straughan
and NU'. and Mrs, Everett Taylor
visited Mr. and. Mrs, Thomas Jar-
din, Clarksburg, on Sunday,
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R. J. Phillips, Harry Beadle,
Russell King, Harry L. Sturdy and
Arthur Colson attended the races
at. New Hamburg last Wednesday.
Congratulations to Miss Joanne
Easom who has graduated es a
nursing assistant in Wingham Hos-
pital. She will continue at the
Wtneham Hospitah
Ml's H. Sharp, Scotland, is vis-
iting her uncle, 5. Houston and
Mrs. Houston. Miss Sharp is on
the, .teachers' exchange and after
holidays will teach at London.
Donald Campbell, who received
in°oken nose, fractured skull,
fractured hip and face lacerations
when he fell through a hatch on
the boat Starbuck, was brought
home Last' week.
' United WMS
The Women's Missionary Society
of Knox United Churoh was held
in the Sunday School room with
Mrs. John Durnin in charge, The
Scripture was read by Mfrs. Harold
Webster and Mrs. Sidney McClin-
chey offered prayer.
The Heralds responded: Mrs,
Oliver Anderson on Christian
stewardship ,and Miss Christine
Cunningham gave a paper on
Africa, followed by a poem.
The president Mrs. Albert
Campbell presider{ for the business
period. The offering was received
by Miss Viola Thompson.. It was
decided to invite some other so-
cieties to • the fall thankoffering,
Mrs. Campbell offered the closing
prayer,
Presbyterian WMS
Mrs. J. Houston gave her hone
for the August meeting of the
Women's Missionary Society of
Knox Presbyterian Church.
The president, Mrs. W. Good,
presided and opened the meeting
with prayer. Mrs. Don Haines read
the Scripture, gave meditation on
same and offered prayer. J. Mont-
inarello gave a talk on the life of
"Esther"; a pleasing solo was sung
by Mrs. W. Brad/leek.
The chapter in the study book
was taken by Miss Ruth Deer and
Mrs, Roy Daer. This was followed
by a discussion Ied .by Ruth,
During the business period sev-
eral cards of thanks were read,
An invitation from the Dungannon
auxiliary to attend their August
meeting was accepted. Mention
was made of the Fall Rally to be
held. at Clinton in September,
The 'offering was received and
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Bayfield -United Church
(ley our hayfield corlespondont)
The SSrd anniversary of the
building of St', Andrew's United
Church, Bayfield, - was held on
Sunday last with a very good at-
tendance, in ,spite of wet weather,
The Rev. Stanley Gibson, pastor
Of Divine Street United Church,
Sarnia', was the guest speaker,
coming from his summer cottage
at Point Clark for the °ecaaion,
Mr. Gibson. chose for his morn-
ing subject the story of the Good
Samaritan and especially his
words to the .inn -keeper, -"What-
soever thou spendest more, I will
repay thee" —, a picture of true
generosity, going the limit in kind -
nese to the unfortunate stranger.
refashioned into something useful
and beautiful, so God, the Great
Potter,
act.oiding canto re -His make plan, a marred life
The music at the morning ser., ,
vice was provided by the church
choir.' The anthem was, "The Lord
Reigneth", and'.a quartette, Anna
Porter, Pat Scotchmer, -J, White-
side and Ted Dunn, sang "Just a. .
Little Tani with Jesus."
At tha'evening service the eon-
gregatiou was pleased to welcome
again the singers from the Evan,.
gelical Church in Zurich and their
organist, Mrs. M. Oeseh, Male
quartettes sang three very pleas-
ing numbers: _ "Christ.., Died for
Me", "It's Me, O Lord," and "O'er/
The evening sermon was on the included: by ell GeigereDelbert
subject of thePotte" and the Geiger, John Gascho, Milton
text from Jeremiah "As clay is Oesch,,Oscar Grob, A. and
an
ill the hand of the potter, so are Urbor'Pfile.
ye in my hand." The point em- Basl1ets of gladioli and zinnias,
phasized was, that as the marred added much to the! pleasure of thea.
vessel was not thrown away, but services;
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Mrs. B. Kenard visited .in Exe-
ter this week,
Mr. and Mrs; Lorne Wilson have
moved intoothe village.
Mr, . and Mrs. L. Eyre spent
Thursday of last .week at Port
Dover,
Donald Gray has returned home
from a six weeks trip to Western
Canada.
Miss Helen Holmes, London, is
spending her holidays with Miss
Margaret McQueen.
Mrs. Leslie Wheelock, Edmon-
ton, Alta„ visited with her aunt,
Mrs. William Douglass.
Joseph McCully • is spending a
few days with his daughter, Mrs.
Ivan Wightman, Belgrave.
Mrs, Fisher, Winnipeg, visited
with Miss Mary Gibson and Mr.
and Mrs. Nelson Hood' last week.
Mr. and Mrs. James Burdge and
Mary Ellen, Cobourg, spent a few
days last week with Mr. and Mrs,
Fred Burdge: ..
Mrs, Aldie Mustard, Shirley and
Nancy spent a few days with Mrs.
John B. Mustard at the cottage
at Inverhiuon.
Mrs, Lottie McAsh and Miss
Munshaw, London, visited with
Mrs; William Douglass on Wed-
nesday last week.
Mr: and Mrs. James Burdge and
daughter Mary spent the weekend
with Mr. Burdge's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Burdge. .
Mr. and Mrs, John McIntosh,
Toronto, are spending part of their
holidays with Mrs. McIntosh's
brother, Wallace Haugh, •
Mrs. W. 11. Pepper, Mrs. A.
Mustard and children, visited with
ThMrs,ursday, Pepper's daughter, Mrs. Geo-
rge Pinkney at Walkerton on
Mrs. H. Berry, Mrs. Gordon El-
liott and Gaye attended a trous-
seau tea on Wednesday afternoon
held for Miss Shirley Chapman at
Whitechurch, -
Mrs. W. V. Dinnin, who spent a
week with relatives in Galt, and
with her son-in-law and daughter,
Mr, and Mrs, Ted Munn, Hiteben-
er, returned on, Monday to her
home,
Mr, and Mrs. Stanley Neale and
family spent the weekend with
Mrs. Stackhouse and Mr. and Mrs,
Mac Wilson, Mrs. Stackhouse re-
turned with them for a short
holiday.
Rev. and Mrs, S. Davidson have
returned from a pleasant holiday
in the United States. The manse
is having ,a fresh coat of paint
which greatly improves the ap-
pearance.
1VIrs. Haines offered the dedicatory
prayer. J, $fontinarello offered
the closing prayer. The hostess
assisted by Misses Mary and Jean
Houston served dainty refresh-
ments.
Mrs. Lawrence Turner, Detroit,
spent Thursday in the village, Miss
Gaye Elliott returned home - With
her, while Dwayne Elliott remain-
ed in Sarnia with Mr. and Mrs.
Humble for a few days,
A reception was held in Bayfield
on Monday night for Mr. and Mra.
Stewart Wilson. They -are living.
at the :home farm in Tuckersmith
Township, recently vacated when
the groom's parents; Mr. and Mrs.
Lorne Wilson moved into the
village.
Ton Mo day, Aield ugust wasn ,pack-
ed a
reception held in honour of Mr,
and Mrs. Stuart Wilson, Bruce -
field, a recent bridal couple. The • ,
address of presentation was read
by Jim Chapman, and a purse• of.:
money was presented by JIM
Allan.
CENTENNIAL SERVICE BY
MELVXLLE PRESBYTERIANS
Services marking the Centen-
nial of Melville Presbyterian
Church, Brussels, held on August
14, attractedlargecongregations,
The guest speaker was Rev. Seii'r-
uel Herr, Exeter, a minister of the
congregation from..1937 to 1945.
Over 700 members and former
members of the congregation sign-
ed the visitors book at the env -
ranee to the church. — Brussels
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