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CLINTON NEWS -RECORD
1111.7RSDAY, DECEM,BER 23, 1948
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St. Paul's W.A. Hears Just Love
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Teacher: "Johnny, lan only nnual ReportS 1,4
Putesemg you because I love
The annual meeting of St. Johnny: "I wish I was big
Pate's Church WA was held on enough to return your love."
Thursday afternoon at the home •
of Mrs. 1-1, Bartlift.
The reports from the various mated to early on for another
departme,nts were given and were, year. Mrs. M. Counter invited
very encouraging. It was an- the group to meet et her home
Bounced that a Girls' I3ranch of for the next regular meeting. '
the WA had been;formed under 'Wes. Bartliff served refresh -
the leadership et Mrs. R, Camp- meets and all enjoyed a social
bell. The officers tor 1948 con- hall hour.
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PERSONALS
John Moyter Bermuda, is
visiting Mrs. Clara Jackson sfor
the Christmas vacation,
William lieern, University of
W.M.S.
Elects Mrs. B.C. }learn
The Evening Auxiliary of the
WMS of Wesley -Willis United
Toronto, is a holiday visitor with Church held its December meet-
hismother, Mrs. B. C, Hearn. ing At the home of Mrs. William
• Mr. and Mrs,11, Gordon Ben-
nett and baby, left today to spend
the Christmas holiday weekend
in Hamilton.
• Flying Ofifcer and Mrs. Louis
C.haussie and son ere spending
the Christmas vacation with
relatives in Montreal.
Miss Mary 11 Lane, 'University
of Tororsto, is spending the Christ-
rnas season with her parents, Rev.
and Mrs Andrew Lane.
Frank Fingland, Jr., University
of.Toronto, is a Christmastide
gueet at the home of his parents,
Mr. and Mrs, Frank • laingland.
Arthur Aiken, Universityof
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Hospital Aid Holds
Successful Teas
The Hospital Aid tea conven-
ers have recently held, two -very
successful teas, in each ease con-
vening a full ward,
Wells on Tuesday evening, De- Mrs. M. D, McTaggart kindly
camber 14. The president, Mrs, opened he'ehome for a tee con -
George Beattie, opened the meet- vetting St. George's Ward.. In all
ing, Mrs. Frank Pennebaker 76 attended or contributed to
was at the piano. the hospital. Mrs. • McTaggart
The hymn, "Silent Ngiht" lees 'with Mrs, L. McKinnon, Presi-
sung followed by the first Scrip- dent of the Hospital Aid, receiv-
ture reading by Mrs. John Node. ed the guests, while in the living
ger, Jr., "The Christmas Story," room Mrs. Russell. 11olmes, tea
and the second scripture read- convener for the 'ward, was as-
ing by Mrs. Wilbur Martin. who sisted by Mrs. G, C. German and
continued the Christmas Story, Mrs. 1'. Hanley who had charge
'The hymn, "Angels from the o'1 the guest book.
Realm of Glory" was sung, Mrs, Dennis and Mrs. D, Bart -
Reports were adopted as read, tiff intrited the guests to the din -
Roll call was responded to by a Ing room where Miss A. Sinclair,
verse. on "Christmas Thought.' At saPerintendent of the Hospital,
Western Ontario, London, es a the close of the business discus- and Mrs. J. Addison poured tea.
Christmastide visitor 'with. his ston the report of the Striking They were assisted by Mrs. G.
parents, 1VIss and Mrs, W. Me,Committee was reed as follows: W, NleGee, Miss M. Torrance,
Aiken, President, Mrs, B. C. Hearnevice- Mrs. 11. S. Atkey, Miss L. Ken -
Robert Hanley, 'University oC President, Mrs, Cr. B. Beattie; nedy, Mrs. W. Moffatt, Mrs. F.
Toronto', Ajax biyision, is speed_ secretary, Mrs. Charels Nelson; VinEgmond, Mrs, J. Loyett, Mrs,
ing the vacation period with his treasurer, Mrs. F. Fingland; group W. Seeley and Mies F. Cuning-,
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred leaders, Mrs, A. Haddy, Mrs. NE. borne
Mrs. F. McEwan drew the
lucky ticket and won the fine
fancy work donated by Mrs.L.
Meleirmon.
In attractive rooms, decorated
with ':num; 'the living room
bright from a cheery fire in the
fireplace, everyone had an en-
joyable time and $40.75 was
realized for the ho ital
,Pickard, 'Vas. W. Mureh, Mrs. R.
Roy Churchill, lJniversity ef Shipley; literature secretary, Miss
Western • Ontario, London, is,R. V. Irwin; community friend -
spending the vacation period with1ship„ Mrs. John Nediger„ Jr., and
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. ThomasiMes, Addison; Christian steward-
Cherchill. • ship, Miss M A. Stone; corres-
Donald Haddy; University_ of 'Pondnig secretary, Mrs. Gordon
Toronto, Ajax Division, is spend-.Rathwell• press secretary, Mrs.
ing the .Christmas vacation with McGill; pianist, Mrs. F, Penrte-
his parents, Mr. and Alt's. Alex 'baker, Mrs, E. Adams; associate
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Robert Steep, Reece warren., fund, Ikers, P. Livermore; supply the eonvenership of Mrs. J. F. peis, - I. Chowen; flower St,John's Ward Ti?ia was under
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is spending a leave with his secretary, Mrs., F. Potter, Miss 1VIacDpnald, The ladies are in -
mother 'aid lather, Mr. and Mes,IM. Davies; Baby Band, Mrs. N. debted. to 1VIes. Harold Lawson
Andrew Steep, and other rela-IW. Trawartha; Miseion Band, who opened her home for the oe-
tives in town. IIVIrs. J. McLaren; temperance sec- easion. It was lovely with Christ-
•Hotvard, Brunsdon left Satur_'retary, Nile, A, T. Cooper. mos decorations and a jolly fire -
day for en extended visit in the 3 A hymn was sung followed by place fire gave a cheery greeting.
Canadian West. He planned to a very lovely Candlelight ser- Mrs. Lawson and Mrs. L. Mc -
spend Christmas with his daugh- , vice consisting of carols and Kinnon received the guests while
ter in Vancouver, B.C. {Christmas messages which wasin the living room Mrs. May
conducted by Mrs. Wilfred Jervis. MacKinnon was assisted by Mrs.
Mrs. Beattie led in prayer A F II di
Elmer Crich, Pontiac, 1Vrioh., is
a Christmas vacation visitor with
Mr. end Mrs. Melvin Crich and
Mr. and Mrs. Wilmer Wallis end
other relatives in this district.
Miss Merin' MacKinnon, To-
i•onto, who is visiting her mother,
Mrs. May MacKinnon delighted
u e. Mrs. Irene Henri had
hymn and the Benediction brought charge of the guest book. Mrs.
the meeting to a close. C. Draper invited the guests to
Dainty refreshments were serv- the dining room where Mrs. D.
ed by the hostess and a social J, Lane and Mrs. A. T. Cooper
half hour was enjoyed, poured tea and, were assisted by 1,
sang a number of arias from "The
BRUSSELS — Mr. arid Melon Stms14, December 19. Me.
Noble Gerry, well-known zest- Gerry, who has lived in Brunets
dents of Brusseis, celebrated , for 84 years, 1.5 IIS the best of
their 601h wedding anniversary'Health.
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May your • hopes be full -
Med as was the promise
off that single bright stair
which heralded the first
Ohristrhas,
We wish to thank you for your continued
patronage. We trust we shall
merit it in the New Year.
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Mrs. E. Bart:tiff, Mrs. C. Epps,
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the members of St. Paul's Church ee Mrs. W. Jervis and Mrs. J. es, er
Mr. and Mrs. J. J. Scott MacDonald,
on Sunday morning when she m
ark 50tb Anniversary IVIrs, 8, C. Hearn was the lucky
ee„,' . Members of the CCI staff whe Winner Ce the pair of messes
4145.4%5AgAgoesolon5Gen5, Ste, cnieligftls...‘ige...e, are spending Chrsitmas at their Mr. and Mrs, Joseph Scott V. Irwin, or Thereedonations to
Pond, Guelph; 1Vliss H. Ite, Rey- anniversary at their home near the, tea d
?•'{er. nolds, Toronto; Mrs Jean stein- Seaforth on Thursday, December lei's. Russell Holmes, convener
burg, Peterboro; Miss 1VIargaret 21. They are grandchildren of in St. Georges Ward, and 1VIrs.
FOOD MARKET
an over $45 was realized.
Mill Oshawa; Miss Edith Mer_ two of the first settlers in the 3. F. MacDonald, convener for
ner, Waterloo; C. A. Hagen, Huron Tract—Rolaert Scott and St, John's Werd, appreciated
Kitchener.
very much the fine co-operation
Samuel Carnochan,
—_e______. Mr. and Mrs. Scott were mar- received,
Clinton WI Holds ,at the benne -of the bride's par-;
lents, now owned by John Me- Oritario St. WMS
Christmas MeetingIC°w", December 21, '1898. For i
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Wishing One and All The Nlerriest St
Merry Christmas
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and A Happy and Prosperous New Year 'ter
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FRESH CELERY, LETTUCE, TOMATOES and all the Ch
Other Essentials to make your Christmas Table
a Picture to Remember.
tied in Tuckersmith Township,
The" 145 years they termed the Scot
'home place at Roxboro. and
Christmes meeting of
linton Branch of the Women's that ,
' lived in the solid old stone house
nstitute was held in the Board —'s as sturdy and weather-
oom or the Agriculttu•al Office !Proof today es it was when the
Thursday, December 16, with 'second generation of Scotts built
e president, Mrs. Clarence 11t 80 years ago.
urdy, in the chair. 1 When Mr. and Mrs. Scott re -
During ties business period it tired from active farming they
as decided to donate $10 to the mnved across the road to their
United Emergency Fund for' present home, Where they are
ritain.
The guest speaker or the adriver, and still within sight of
en the bank of the tree -shaded
noon was Rev, D. J. Lane who the acres that Scotts tilled for
ve a very MthrestIng talk on ;mere than a century.
'Mrs. Ernest Adams led in the ---
singing of a number of the fam-
r old earole IVIrs. Nelson and
George Falconer contributed
the programme by giving
dings winch were much en -
t; Holds Good Meeting
The WMS of Colima° St. Unit-
ed Church held its December
•meeting in the church hall on ,
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Tuesday afternoon. December 14,14
the preeident, Mrs. Woolfrey,
presiding.
the Candle -lighting service, ears. e
1VErs. Normsn Carter conducted
McLean contributed a . couple ,
'Christmas carols.
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ristmes Carols, after • which
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RAND ROLL 5 lb, box •11/Irs
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CHOCOLATES . . . . $2,95 lb. 60c
WESTON S joYed.
PLUM PUDDINGS ..... . lb. tin 49'c
ILIMITED SUPPLY
MIXED NUTS .. lb. 45c
XMAS MIX (lellies, Creams, Satin,
Kisses, Fruits and Chocolates)
Pr CANDY ib. 39c
NEW CROP Size 288's
NAVEL ORANGES , . ,,, . . . doz. 25c
AYLMER 10 oz. tins
so
The members 'are asked to
iemember their shut -i friends
with their little Christanas gifts.
The National Anthem brought
a very enjoyable and interesting
meeting to a close after which
the hostesses served delicious re-
freshmerits and a social half hour
was greatly enjoyed.
Mission Band Holds
Christmas Meeting
Vegetable or Tomato SOUP .. 2 for 15c The. Bob lefeClure Mission Band
UMW FANCY 20 es, tins clay, Deoember 14, the president,
held its Christine,s meeting Tues -
TO ATO JUICE 2 for 21c
Marilyn IVIartin, in the chair. Miss
Ruth Hearn was in charge of the
20 os. tins ts music. After the responses and
- for 35c 1 Mrsulr'is'yrepThorithewernreinguvtTesn.and
0 Prayer was offered by Eliza -
se beth Rodges and the 'scripture
1 Ib. bag 59c g story read by Don Cornish, Betty
M Lou Nediger gave a musical
IS , selection, Sharois Thompson end
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V - Gwenyth Griffiths road tho.
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4 Grl-l'fiths and the Dedicatory
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Prayer given by Cameron Ad-
• ,insole A large number of the
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440,,,, L. Junior group sang the carol
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X "Away in a Manger," very
X• t sweetly.
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e ,, 't 741, "A Chriernes Story" was re -
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, 0 k 0 i +sited by Ronald Lane, Wayne
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't Nit Dales. A splendid reading, "King
se McGee, Marion Dales, Shirley
.1: .... John's Christmas," was given by
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es Gail Shearing. The Mission Band
es- Purpose and Islissiop Band Prue-
st.
e er were given in unison and the
memory verse for the in,eetine
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foy your patronage..
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•Chrietian Stewardship. She also
;brought in 'the report or the
nominating committee.
CHURCH DIRECTORY
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Wesley -Willis United
Church
REV. ANDREW LANE, Minister
Mrs, Morgan J. .Agnew, Organist
and Choir Leader
SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26
CHRIST1VIAS SERVICES
. Morning
Organ Prelude; Gesu Bambino,
Yon; Pastoral Symphony,
Handel,
Processioanl, 47—"0 Come all
re Faithful."
Invocation
Lord's Prayer,
Hymn 60: "Joy to the World"
Watched,"
Solo' "0 Holy Night," Adolphe
Adam, Mrs. W.M. Nediger.
Psalm and Gloria, 758,
Scripture.
Prayers,
Offertory; Violin and, Organ.
"The Angels' Serenade,"
Braga.
Ontario St. United
Church
REV. W. J. WOOLEREY, Minister
Mrs. E. 'Wended, Organist
and Choir Leader
SUNDAY, DECE1Vn3BR .26
11,00 a.m.—Morning "Service
12.15 --Sunday School
7.00 p.m.—Evening Service, "Sun -
Jar Choir will assist.
Baptist Church
REV. A. FORSYTH, Minister
Mrs. Ernest Adams, Organist
3, R.. Butler, Choir Leader
SUNDAY, DECE1VIBER 26
,
11.15 a,.m.--Sunday Scbool.
7.00 p.m.—Worship Service.
EVERYONE WELCOME
Anthem: "A Heavenly Song is --.
Sung," Dickinson.
ymn : The First Nowell.
Sermon: "No Room for Jeeus."
Solo: "0 Thou.That Tellest Good
Tidings," Handel, 'Vire It
P. Robbins,
Recessional, 59: "Hark the Her-
ald Angels Sing."
Benediction,
Organ Postlude: "The March of
the Megi."
' Evening
Organ Prelude: "Nazareth,"
Gounod;
"The Angelus,"
Massenet.
Processional, 64: "Angels from
repeeted.
the Realms of Glory,"
A splendid play entitled "Won't Invocation,
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;you waik into my parolur?" was Lord's PraSser•
given with the following taking Hymn 58: "It Came' 'Upon the
Midnight Clear,"
Responsive Reading-, 719
New Testament Lesson,
Carols: "What Child is This";
Little Chrysanthemum, Agnes "Good Christian -Mao
'Lane: ndarama from India, Rejoice."
• Me rimy Currie : Nood tu x . the Prayers,
Eskimo girl, Doris Cooper; Pedro Offertory: Violin and Organ,
from Porta Rico, Kelvin Jervis; "The Consolation,"
boy from Africa, Don Cornish; Mendelssohn,
Eagle Eye, the Indian, Doe Ross; Anthem: "Shepherds ie the
!Sing Te from China, Gail Shear- Fired Abiding," Simper
ing. ' Hymn .53; "Silent Night."
part: the three Canaclians, Aunt
Helen, enseilyn Shadclock; Fren-
cis, Bill Carrick; Marjory, Betty
Lou Nediger; girl from eapan
The meetin.g cle.sed with a Sermon: "And the Shepherds
urirl 11_/[ hymn and prayer. 1VIrs, Fingland , Returned."
e spoke words of welcome to the Solo: selected, Miss Mary Lane.
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:e guests, who were the members Receesienal, 50: 'As With Glad-
eeors • W. 3. mammal e; the Missionary rSociety and ; neess Men of Old."
en. andin- en tenon.
Phone 3614 vited them to the church parlour 'Organ Postlude: "And the Glery
5 for a cup of tea. They were of the Lord.',
e• served by the older girls. There
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Presbyterian Church
REV. D. J. LANE, Minister
Mrs, Bert Boyes, Organist
and Choir Leader
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SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26 ,
10,00 R.113.—Suncley School
11,00 a.m.—Divine Worship
Christmas music and praise
continued by choir and con-
gregation "The Seeking eay-
iour "
2.30 p.m.—Service at Beyfield.
All Welcome
St. Paul's Anglican
Church
REV, R. M. P. BULTEEL, Rector
Mrs, Theodore Fremlin, Organist
Mrs, 3. G. MacKinnon, Choir
Loader
,SUNDAY, DECEMBER 26
11.00 a.m.--Morning Service and
Sunday School,
7.00 p.m.—Eveniog Womble.
RESIDENT 30 YEARS
WINGHAM Follow -leg a
lengthy illness, Edwin Smith died
Saturday, Dec. 10, in Wingham
General Hospital in his 77,th Year.
Born in Huron Township, he -had
been a resident here for the Peet
50 years and had been a wood
finisher Isy trade.
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, . . Our heartfelt thanks
for your patronage. May
you and yours enjoy —
good health and .prosper-
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