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Clinton News-Record, 1946-09-19, Page 4PAGE FOUR MINTON NEWS -RECORD THURSDAY, SEE'TBMBER19. 1945'' omen's and Church Affairs in Clinton and District Mrs. J. Cameron Honored By Many Local Friends A larce number of friends met on Wednesday evening, September 11, at the Brunedon residence in honor of Mrs. J. Carneron, formerly Mrs. AgnesForrester, Clinton, , The group all joined in singing "For She's a ,Tolly Good Fellow" This was followed by a very fine address' which was read by Mrs, Frank lVtutch after 'which the guest of honor was presented with a solid walnut sewing table by Mrs. George Elliott, Jr., two lovely pictures by Miss Dorothy Streets and a trilight lamp by Mrs. Luella Cook. Mrs. •Cameron replied in a few wall chosen words for the lovely gifts and all the expressions of kindness. Dainty refreshments were served by Miss Dorothy Mutch, Miss Dorothy Streets and Mrs. Luella Cook and a social time was enjoyed by all - IAre You In Need Of A New Coat? Happy Workers Enjoy September Meeting The ,September meeting of the Ilappy Workers was held at the home of Mrs. Noble Holland. There were nine members and one visitor present. The meeting opened by singing "Softly and Tenderly Jesus is Cal- ling." The Lord's Prayer was Te, peated followed by the Club Creed. The secretary's and treasurer's re. ports were given. The lucky ticket was won by Mrs, Raymond Jamieson. The next meeting is to be held at the home of ll/frs. William Glazier, The meeting closed by singing God Save the Ring. During the afternoon, instead of quilting, the time was spent in guess- ing contests, ete., after the inembers enjoyed'a delicious pot-luckl supper, sees,e.ees4seesw.ee New Fall Merchandise SHOP EARLY FOR BEST SELECTION Women's and Misses SWEATERS Monarch and Bradknit Pullovers and Cardigans ' Good range Of colors Sizes 14 - 46 $1.45 - Ladies' Maternity DRESSES • Figured and Plain Sizes 14 - 20 $4.95 . MILLINERY Smart New Styles in Ladies' and Children's Hats CHILDREN'S THREE-PIECE COAT SETS Sizes 1 - 6 Assorted Colors 11.75 - 13.95 1 We have several Tweed and Fur -Trim Cloth Coats which we are offering at Real Bargain Prices . These coats are not this season's stock, but are priced for quick selling WALLPAPER We cordially invite the public to inspect our Wallpaper Department, which has recently been equipped with the modern way of displaying papers. MARTINS Itsiteizal 04affse HIGH STREET Our Funeral Home Has Large Cool Rooms, Beautifully and Appropriately Appointed, And Is EquiPP,ed With A Minshall Elertric Organ. Services Can Be Held Here Under Ideal Conditions At No Additional Charge. WM. N. BALL D. G. BALL FUNERAL DIRECTORS • Phone 361 Ambulance Service Phone 110 Every Day in Every Way • More People Are Getting To Know' the Value of Dry Cleaning We are experts! We Deliver! One Cent Each Paid for Wire Hangers Gliddon's. Press Shop We Press While U Wait Five Day Service On Cleaning We Call For and Deliver PHONE 115 soys. For good results good bakers always use the best in- gredients. That's why King Pastry Flour is so popular. 4 HUUT MI CLING CORPORATION irm LONDON CANADA, Fete Miss Marie Connell Prior to Her Marriage Miss Marie C'onnell, a popular bride of yesterday, has been much feted prior to her marriage. On Wednes- day evening, September 4, the Young Ladies' ,Class of Ontario St. United Church; held a social evening at the home of the teacher, Mrs, Milton Wiltse. The highlight of the even- ing was the presentation of a lovely pin-up lamp. The address Was made • JJItI 1 II 111 14 I Fred HellYar is spending his holi- days at the parental home. A./AB Bob Steep of HMOS Warrior is spending 4 leave in town. lVirs. Frank Layton and Mrs. Fred by Miss Maxine Miller. The bride - elect responded it a few well-chosen Pepper spent the weekend in Toronto words and after singing "For ,She's and Mimic°, visiting relatives. Miss Pearl Elliott, Witighain Gen- a Jolly Good Fellow," a delicious lunch was served by some of the eral Hospital, spent her vacation with members, relatives in London and Toronto. ,Oet Friday evening, September 6, NH.. and Mrs. Gordon Cuninghame Misses Elizabeth Middleton, Ruth and Miss JoAnne spent last weekend at their lakeside home in Hayfield. Hearn and Lois Draper entertained at aVIrs. Olde, St. Thomas, is the guest a miscellaneous shower at the latter's at the boucle of her son and daughter - very lovely and useful gifts. The girls home. The bride-to-be received some in-law, Mr. and vim, W. Brock Olde. served dainty refreshments which Mr. and Mrs. tRobert Archibald, Seatorbh, spent Sunday with Mr. and brought an enjoyable evening to a close. Mrs. Stewart Middleton, Goderich 011 Thursday evening, September Township. Holiday guests at the home of Mr. i2, 'the "YPU a Ontario St. Church and Mrs. A. 77. McCartney were Mrs. made a surprise visit at the Connell home. The evening was pleasantly M. M.'Gainey, Newclale, Mane and spent in song and contests, The presi- Miss B. Gamey, The Pas, Man. dent, Elwin 'Merrill read an address Miss Margaret Mitchell, Souris, and the vice-president Florence Aik- Man., who has been visiting her uncle en, presented the bride -elect with a and aunt, 1Vtr. and Mrs. .A.. D. Mc - roasting pan containing various Cartney leaves for the West today. Ernest S. Greenwood, St.Catharines, kitchen utensils. 1Vliss Connell made a very suitable reply. The evening and Guy D. Mason, London, were g closed, with a delightful social hour uests of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Gun - when refreshments were served. ingharne for a few days' last week. Misses Elma and Edith Townsend, On Wednesday,. ,September 11, Mrs. Nokomis, .Sask., are visiting Mr. and C. D. Connell entertained at a trous- seau tea in honor of her daughter. Mrs. Wilmer Wallis, Mr. and Mrs. The bride-to-be was assisted by her Fletcher Townsend and other rela- sister, Miss Lois Connell, and cousin, tives in this vicinity. Misses Florence Aiken and Marg - Miss Doris Tyndall, in • displayine. Marg - the trousseau and gifts. In the at7- met MacEwen, Stanley Township, ternoon the paternal grandmother and and Benson. Sutter were in Walton, Frida.y night, attending an executive aunt of the bride-to-be, Mrs. Adeline ,Connell, and Mrs. Myrtle Tyndall meeting of Huron Presbytery YPth Mr, and Mrs. George jackson and poured tea and were assisted by Miss Evelyn and .Master Billie Cooper, Misses Maxine Miller, Ruth Hearn, and JoAnne Ouninghame. In the Flint, Mich', spent the weekend in evening it was the maternal grand - town. Mrs. Jackson and the two child mother .and aunt, Mrs. Robert Bell • - ren will remain in town for a. longer and Mrs. Reg, Bell, both of Goderich, visit. Guests over the weekend at the who did the honors, assisted bY Misses Peggy Kilty and Maxine home of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Hellyar Miller. were: Mr. and Mrs. G. T. Gregory, Cookstown, Mr. and 1VIrs. Jack Mason, Wingham, and Mrs. O. B. Moffatt Community Club Plans and son, Ingersoll. Miss Jessie Grainger, retiring sup - To Pack Box of Clothing erintendent of Clinton Public Hospital was honored at a party given by the Nurses Alumni in the Legien Hall on The Septentber meeting* the S.& Wednesday evening. A detailed no - No. 4 Community Club w4s held at count will appear in next week's issue. the home of Mrs. Les pparson on Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Pluinateel have Thursday, S'eptember 11. .,The presi- returned from a very pleasant sum - dent, Mrs. Forbes, opened the meet- mer spent visiting in different points ing by asking all to repeat the. Lord's in Western Canada and with their Prayer in unison. The minutes were daughter and son-in-law, Mr. and read and adopted. Mrs. Bert Lobb and Mrs, Frank 1StsttleMa , . Maurice Kingston and family, Jones were appointed as a cutting Miss JoAnne Cuninghame, student committee. It was decided to pack of University College, returned to a box of clothing to send to Mrs. Fred Toronto this week to take up third Simian. The articles are to (be left year work at the University of Tor. with Mrs. Walter Forbes. A quilt onto. On the 21st she will be a guest was quilted during the afternoon and at the Stewart -McNabb wedding, the lunch wa,s served by the hostess. bride being one of her sorority sisters. The previous meeting was held at the home of Mrs. Harvey McCartney. The roll call was answered by "Short Cuts." Several items of buSiness were discussed to try and increase the club Mr, and Mrs. Earl Treffry, Groin - funds. Quilt patches were given out arty, annotmce the engagement of to be made into blocks for a quilt their younger daughter, Margaret for the next meeting. The ladies Edythe, to , Ross James Forrest, quilted a quilt during the afternoon. younger son of Mr. and Mrs. William The meeting closed with the Mizpah Forrest, Kippen, the marriage to take Benediction. The 'hostess served lunch, place the latter part of September. Engagements Announced CHURCH DIRECTORY (All times mentioned below are Daylight Saving) Baptist REV. C. C. ANDERSON, Minister Mrs. Ernest Adams, Organist Mrs. W. Aikenhead, Choir Leader SUNDAY, SEPTEIVIBER 22 - Bible School 11 A.M.-Classes for all. Evening Worship at 7 P.M, - The pastor will speak on "The Value of Cast-off Things - What one finds at the Dump." The Baptist Catholic Churches stand for the right of private judge- ment in civil and religious mat- ters. We ought to be ashamed of ourselves if we do not follow good parents religion. We ought to be more ashamed if we do not study the Bible to find if they are right, Do you know by contact with Christ who you are? Wesley -Willis Church REV. ANDREW LANE, IVIinister Mrs. Morgan 3. Agnew, Organist and Choir Leader SUND)AFY, SEP,TE1VLBER 22 11.00 A.M.---Morning Worship 12.10. -.Sunday School The evening Worship is withdrawn in ,honor of ,St. Paul's Harvest Home Services. O . Presbyterian • REV. D. J. LANE, Minister Mrs. Bert Boyes, Organist and Choir Leader SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 10.00 A.M.--43unday School 11.00 A.1VL-Service at Clinton 2.30 P.M -Service at Hayfield Everybody welcome, St. Paul's Anglican REV. R. M. P. BULTEEL, Rector Mrs. Theodore Fremlin, Organists Mrs. J. G. MacKinnon, Choir Leader SUNPAY, SEPTEMBER 22 Harvest Thank.sgivIng 10.00 AM. -Sunday School 11.00 A.M.-Morning Service Rev, J. H. L. Henderson 7.00 P.M. -Evening Service Spoadron Leader D. Jonee Wednesday, 7 p.m. -Laymen's Rans quet at ,St. Paul's Church, Wing - ham. Clinton Pentecostal Tabernacle REV. H. T. RENDRICK, Pastor SITNH44Y, SEPTEMBER 22' Evangelist a au. Gingrich 10.00 AM. -.Sunday School 11.00 A.M.-Morning Worship '7.30 P.M. -Evangelistic Service Tuesday, 8.00 P.M. -Prayer Meeting t Thursday, 8.00 P.M. -Worship Service 1Our Motto: Read Your Bible and Pray Ontario St. United Church REV. W. j. WOOLFREY, Minister B. J. Gibbing's, Choir Leader Mrs. E Wendorf, Organist SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 22 Morning Worship 11 XX. - The Sunday tSchool Rally -Day pro- gramme is given during the reg- ular morning worship tour. The Sunday 1School will meet at 10.40 and will join the congregation at 11 o'clock. Everyone is invited to this service. Evening Worship will be cancelled on O account. of St. Paul's Harvest Home. THE UPPER ROOM .A. Daily Devotional Book Read By Million The October -November -December Issue is now ready Sc - On Sale at Martins - 5c Clinton Summerhill Ladies Club ' Honors Scottish Bride A very •successful meeting was held Septearthea• 11, at the. home of Mrs. Charles Merrill when about 40 memlyers and visitors .of Summerhill Ladies' Club assembled. The earlier part of the afternoon was spent quilt- ing after which the business session was held. An interesting contest was won by Mrs. Llold Stewart. The gathering also marked the oc- casion with a miscellaneous shower in honour of Mrs. Ivan Hoggarth, a recent ,Scottish war bride, Mrs. Hog- gartli was presented with a basket, prettily decorated in pink and 'white, laden with many useful gifts. Alter opening these, Mrs. Hoggarth very fittingly thanked the ladies. The meeting was brought to a close with the hostess serving delicious, re- freshments The next meeting will .be held on Ottober 19 at the home of 1VIrs. Rus- sell Neal and the hostesses will be Mrs. Blacker, Mrs. H. Mulch, Mrs. W. Merrill and Mrs. N. Wright. Wesley -Willis WIWS Hears Talk on India Tbe WMS of Wesley -Willis United Church met in the church parlor on Thursday evening, September 12, for its regular meeting, with the presi- dent, Mrs. B. a Hearn, in the chair, and Mrs. A. T. Cooper at the piano. The meeting opened by a hymn and it prayer, followed by the minutes of the last meeting read by Mrs. Cooper and the treasurer's reports as given by Mrs. F..Fingland, The Thankof- tering meeting was discussed and the date is to be set later. 1Virs. J. 1VIeGill then took charge of the meeting. A hymn was sung and Psalm 723 and. the Lord's Prayer were repeated in unison. 'Phe Smip- Jure lesson was read by Mrs, H. W - Charlesworth. 1Vlis Delle O'Neil in- troduced the new study books "India at the Threshold" and "History of /dia." She gave a splendid outline and a very interesting talk on the first elmipters of these books. The meeting closed with a hymn and the Beriedietion. AIMIIIIIM111111111111111111111\ Put new life into your ches- erfield with a re -upholster- ing job. This is frequently more satisfactory than a complete new one. 'Phone NEWS -RECORD 4, and we will call and give you an estimate. No obligation. Dick The Upholsterer Nomisimmor Huron Presbyterial WMS • Holds Successful Rally The annual rally of Huron Presby- terial Women's Missionary Society was held' in Carmel Presbyterian Church, I -Jensen The Presbyterial president, 1VErs. W. J. Thompson, Sea - forth, presided, The ,Scripture lesson was in charge of Blyth Auxiliary. The address of welcome was given by Mri, Workman, Hensel]. Mrs. W. J. Thompson spoke on "Ad - vanes) with Inward' Growth ,and Out- ward EXtension." Eemellent reports were ;presented. At the afternoon session, Mrs. II. C. MacKellar, president of the On- tario WKS, was the guest speaker, her subject being "Fling out the Ban- ner, Let it Float." Mrs. J, Cairns, Brueefield, was soloist, and a girls' quartet from the Mission Band' sang. (A fuller account will be published in next week's issue)'. RATION COUPON DUE DATES Coupons now valid are sugar -pre- serves Si to S30, butter R18 to R21, meat Q1 to Q4 and M51. Four Nurses to Graduate From Clinton Hospital Four nurses will graduate when Clinton Public Hospital holds. its graduation exercises in Ontario St. United Church on Friday evening, Se-ptember 27. ' The ?our girls are Mary Olive Jane Watson, Lois Marg- eurfte Montgomery, Leila May Agar and Kathleen Elizabeth Youngblut. The public are cordially invited to be present at these exercises; • The "Queen Mary," making one of her last trips as a troopship carrying troops and dependants docked at, Halifax, N.S. yesterday. On board were more service personnel and wives and children coming to Canada. There were three from this district end' they include:: Cynthia, wife of .T. C. Anderson, and son, who' are going to her mother-in-law in Dungannon; Doris Jean, wife of W. S. Elliott, and daughter„ who are going to a cousin in Brumfield; and Jean May, wife of J. G. Speir, Who is going to her raothei.,-in-law in Brussels:. Scotch Fingering A Nice Fine Quality Four -Ply Yarn In Copen, Maroon, Navy, Brown and Camel Per Pound $2.50 Other' Fingering Yarns at $1.75 and $2.00 Grey Flannelette Sheets With Blue Borders in Extra Large Size A Limited Quantity for Immediate Selling 54" Satin Priced at $L59 and $2,00 Shades: Rose, Green, Grey, Sand, Brown and' Black The Quantity of these is also limited R. V. IRWIN For Baked Goods of the Finest Quality It's BARTLIFF BROS. BAKERS and CONFECTIONERS PHONE 1 CLINTON oat Th ei firm you work for may operate a large plant, with costly machinery-, and still need ready cash. • That's because- months often pass before its products are finished, and sold, and paid for. 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