Clinton News-Record, 1947-04-10, Page 6PAGE SII!
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THURSDAY AIM IL 10, 19ea';
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Twilight Musicale
Proves Successful.
Abtz+aotively decorated with burn-
ing tapers and spring flowers, On- PAI?T{ER-ROSS
tario St. United 'Church made a fit- . A wedding of interest to Ek. great
ting setting for a 'Twilight (lt3usicale many, in this distinct ,.took place in
on GoodFridaiy .afternoon, The event Wrls'hfr e rest Calif.,yte,'!an Gtti°rch
spo Girls' Cl lr if., on Saturda
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was ed b the u of I Los Angeles,
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the church with art of the roceeds 47, 'when Mary ,Elizabeth
Dalt
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going to the work of the Hospital A!d a DossEdison Roshter s nee IlzeDr. and l lVTO' nil)
Association. There was a good crowd ,x hq S. IManefield iAve., Los Angeles,
in attendance atixl as the people were land both formerlyof Clinton, was
gathering organ ;selections were play -'united in marriagto Dr. Benjamin
ed
desby as.
Edward
d ard Wender/ who Franklin. Parker, son of Mrs. Stella
organ throughout the Barkley Parker, Foxworth, Miss.
entire programme. Follawin
Rev. W. J. Wookat+ey opened . pie i the ccouple spent neir
mush:ale by exp essnbg appreeatiion hone m the young; a 1, Fo their.
to those who :had come and then of- !three honeymoon ie
will reside the Min
fered prayer. The first number on neapolis, Minnesota, where the groom
the programme was a contralto solo has a fellowship at the University
f
"He Was Despised from Mindere ,Minneapolis. Prior to her marrage
e
Messiah sung by Miss Eileen ,Sutter. !the bride was an occupational Thera -
This was Followed by Miss Ally Lau gist at Birmingham Hospital, Van
7 hoanjpson slinging "Prayer' by Ways,.
Guinn. The bride is a niece trf Miss W.
Mrs. Mae Rance 'MacKinnon in her O'Neil, -Clinton, and has visited here
usually fine style gave a very• rim- on several occasions.
preseive and appropriate reading
'The St. John's Fund." Miss Gloria
Daimler, Holmesville, only 13 years of
age and with an •exceptionally fine
voice, sang Gounod's "Ave Maria"
in the original Latin. This was foie
lowed by Mrs. IL C. Lawson singing
"Open the Gates of the Temple."
Mrs. Wendorf and Miss Elva Wiltse
Savoured with one of their always
popular organ and piano cinetts O
Sacred Head" after which Miss C'or-
onna Wendorf - sang "Calvary" Sam
Rennie, Hansall, was the next on the
programme and his number was "The
Holy laity." -
Mirs. W. A. Oakes sang "Into the
Woods my Master Went" and after
that Miss :Marion Gibbings sang
"There is a Green Hill Far Away."
Mrs. Wendorf and Miss Wnitse fav-
oured 'with another organ and piano
duett "Andantino" and after that
Rev. W. J. Woolfrey expressed the
appreciation, to those taking part and,
then closed with the Benediction.
Mrs. Wendorf prayed an organ post-
lu:de as the people were leaving the
church.
Followng the programme the Girls'
Club served retfresaments in the
church basement to the artists and a
social hour was enjoyed
Evening Auxiliary
Discusses India
The March Meeting of the Evening
Auxiliary of Wesley -Willis United
Church, was held at the home of
Mrs. James McLaren, William St.,
After the opening exercises conduct-
ed by the president, Mgr's. George
Beattie, Miss Ferrol Higgins took
charge of the Study period. opening
with an Easter Poem. The Scripture
reading was given by Miss Gladys
Addison.
Each, member answered the Roll
Call 'with an Easter verse. The topic
was "The Church In India", Parts
being taken by Mrs. James McLaren.
Mrs. A. E'..Douglas, Mrs. Wilfred Jer-
vis, Vers. P. Livermore, also Mrs. Reg
Shipley. An interesting story was
told by Miss Rudd.
Prayers were offered by Mrs. A.
E. Douglas. The meeting closed With
Hymn 86, and the Benediction.
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Clinton
Wesley -Willis W.A.
Has Easter Theme
The April meeting of the Woman's
Association of Wesley -Willis United
church was 'held n .the church parlour
on Thut+sday,ad;ternoon, April 3. The
president, Mrs. W. A. Oakes, was in
tate chair. Mrs, H. W. Oharlesworth
was pianist.
The opening hymn' was "In the
Cross of :Christ I Glory". Mrs. Oakes
offered prayer. Mrs. Gordon Miller
read the secretary's report :and also
that of the treasurer.
Throughout the meeting. the Raster
thence was in evidence, Mrs. Fred
Potter read the Scripture lesson from
the lath chapter of St. Mark. Mrs. J.
MulItollan'd read a prayer and Mrs.
Reg, Shipley gave some thoughts :on
'The. Women at the tSepulehee".
Mrs, John Innes ;sang very sweetly
'There is a Green Bill Far Away"
accompanied by Mrs. P. Livermore.
Miss Margaret Davies gave a very
thoughtaue address •entitled "Easter
Meditations",
A short business meeting followed.
The -convener of the Flower ,Comnritt.
ee, Mrs. J. Nedi'ger, Jr. reported
flowers and cards sent to 13 members
of the -congregation. Arrangements
were made for the banquet to be
served to Goderioh •Suannser 'School
Reunion on Thursday, April 17, when
100 are expected to be present. The
date of the annual Country Fair was
set for October 18.
The closing hymn was 'Crown Hinz
ivtith Many Crowns", The-Mizpalr
Benediction brought the meeting to
a close, •after which Mrs. Fred P:ott-
er's group served a delicious tea to a
large number of members and
visitors.
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St. Paul's WA Holds
Thankoffering Meeting
Mrs. Bulteel was hostess to the
members of bhe W.A, for the -annual
aankoffering meeting on 7'aesday
afternoon. There was a good at-
tendanee of members and visitors,
thougth weather conditions are still
keeping many at hone.
The president, •Mrs. Bulteel, open- 1
ed the meeting with prayer. Mrs.
Il, Bartliff read the'Scripture pas-
Clinton W.I. - Plans
To Attend Annual
Clinton Women" Institute held its
regular meeting ie the Board Room,
Oaten ° Agricultural Office. Clinton:
on Thursdy, April 3, with the presi-
dent, Mgrs, Mervyn Bataan, irethe
chair, and Mrs. Ernest Adams at .the
piano. The meeting opened with the
regular opening exercises of sin '
the Ode and repeating the Lori'
Prayer.
The miiuultes of the last sneetan
Were read and .approved and,pamph
th
treasurer's report 'given. A
let from Wiughaan was read •points
out that there tie'•a programme firm
11-11.30 every anosming dealing with
the work of the WL's' is•the district.
Mfrs. C. H. Veneer was appointed
o
publicity c nvener, lit was reported
that the committee is working hard
on :the Tweedsminbr Book which as to
be sent to the .district secretary for
the contest.
The district president, Mrs, avers,
:Dungannon, was present and gave a
'very interesting address,an .Music.
fr
She also brought•greetings torn the
West Huron District and•announced
that the District Annual would take
,place on (May 20, in Blyth.
Mas. H. C. Lawson sang a very
pleasing solo acceanpanying herself
'
on the piano. 'awe splendid instru-
mental duetts were played by ,Mrs,
W.E. Perdue and ,Mrs. Ek test Adams,
Mae. Glen Baroadfoot gave a most
mstrnctive talk on Home Economics
giving the history of crockery, dishes,
glassware, and. Vurniture giving 'some
details as to the manufacture of these
articles.
Ma's. J. E. Levis and - Mrs. Harvey
Jenkins' voiced .the appreciation of
the ladies to all who had helped to
snake the aneetiing .such an outstand-
ing success. The' meeting closed with
the National idinthem.
Later a social .half hour was en•
jeered when Mrs. Walter Swinbank,
Mrs, a. B. Levis, Miss Maud Chant.
hers, Mrs. W. E. Perdue, Mrs. Ernest
Adams and 'Mrs. Fred Hanley were
hostesses.
Engagement Announceden
James M, Reid, TiiedfEord, ravishes to
ennounce the engagement of his
daughter, Ana Gerbruale, to Rader.
ick Gosrrill, son of John, Goriill and
the late Mrs. Gentili, .:Sudbury, the
anas'riage will take place the early
pant of May
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Houston, Stanley
Township, wish to announce the en
gin gagement of their youngest daughter,
s Madge Ruth, to Vernon Westley Geseh
eldest son of Mr. and Mis. David
g Cesoh, Blake, the marriage to take
e place quietly April 15.
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nh GOOD FRIDAY SERVICE
The united service of 'worship far
Good Friday .mortting was held in St.
Patud's Anglican Church with the rect-
or, Rev. R. M. P. Bulteel, in charge.
The choir was under the directionof Mns. J. G. MacKinnon with Mas.
Theodore Fremlin tat the organ,
The address was given by Rev, W.
J. Waokrey, minister of Ontario St.
United Ohureh, o'hairman of the •Clint
on Council of Churches, There was &
goad congregation 'representing all
the c'hurohes, present.
Ontario St. W.A.
Plans Bazaar
The April meeting of the W.A. of
Ontario St. United Church was held
Wednesday afternoon, April 2, with
a good attendance. Mrs. P. Town-
send .was in the chair. The meeting
opened by singeing the hymn "Jesus
keep inn near the Cross" followed by
prayer in unison. Psalm 166 was
read.
The devotional period was taken
by airs. W. J. Woolfrey who read
the 16th chapter of St. Marls and the
20th chapter ote at. John. The Hymn
"When I survey the Wondrous
Cross" was sung followed by prayer.
Reports of the various committees
were read. tI was decided to hold
the bazaar, •Saturday, May 17. St.
James' ward are to serve for the
month of May with 'Mrs. L. Heard,
Mrs. M. Wiitse, and urs.W. Free-
man aS Conveners.
Mis. A. J. Mo7luaxaty and Mas. F.
Toevnsend gave two very appropriato
•eadings for Easter.
The meeting closed by singing
hymn "There is a green hill far
way" followed by prayer. tai delicious
mall was served by St. John's Ward.
The 'Misses Glew favoured the
adies with several piano duets dur-
ng the lunch hour,
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WESLEY-WILLIS GIRLS' CLUB
The Girls' Club of Wesley -Willis
United Church will hold their April
meeting on Wednesday, April 16, in
th
e church parlour at 8 p.m. The
members are asked to note the
change of day from Tuesday to
ednesdtry.
sage using Moffatt's translation.
Reports were received from the
committees. Mesdames Budie and L.
McKinnon wer' chosen to be the dele-
gates to the annual convention to
be held lin London, Atari! 22.
Mrs. Hudie gave a concise account'
of Huron. Diocese W.A. since its be-
ginning in 1807. A talk on Kangara
by Mrs. L. McKinnon brought out W
many interestng items on customs in
India.
Alter the .meeting was closed re-•
ereshnienits were served, Mrs. Count-
er expressed the thanks of the ladies
to Mrs. 13utleel,
The May meeting will he held et
the home of 1VIre. F. O. Ford.
EASTER THANKOFFERING
The contained Raster Thankoffer-
of the Evening Auxiliary and
W.M1S. of Wesley -Willis United
Oh
avid be held an the Sunday
+the
O
School room of the church on Tuna,
clan evening, April 15, at eight
o'clock. The guest speaker of the
evening weal be Rev, Et. R. Stanway,
Brucofield,, a returned missionary
from China. A social hour will fallow
the meeting. Evoyoneis welcome.
LEGION LADIES' AUXILIARY
The regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary of the Canadian, Legion
will be held Monday, April 14, at
8.15 pan. in the New Legion Home.
All anembers are asked to be present.
PRESBYTERIAN W. M. S.
The Presbyterian W. M. S. will
meet on Wednesday afternoon, April
16 at three o'clock at ,the home of
Mrs, Clifton,
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Coupons now valid are sugar -pre-
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Next coupons becoming valid are
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CHURCH DIRECTORY
Pentecostal
C. M. GIIsIGRlOH, Pastor
SUNDAY, APRIL 13.
2.30 P.M.-eSunday Sohaol
3.30 PQM.—Worship Service
7.30 P.M.-- Rvanigelistic Service
Sunday Services at home of Miss
'Laura Jervis, Princess St, 18.
Cottage Prayer Meeti2.gs, Wednes-
day, 8 pent.
"I are not ashamed of the Gospel of
Chvist." Roan. 1:16.
Ontario St. United Church
REV. W. J. WOOLF13EY, Minister
I3, J. Gibbing.% Choir Leader
Mis. E. Wenderf, Organist
SUNDAY, APRIL 18
11.00 A-M.—Mon.•naing Service
'Whatsoever things are lovely."
1.2.7.5. --Standar School`
7.00 P.M. --,Evening Worship
Rev. A. D. Penman, Londesboto
will preach.
Baptist
uV 0. C. ANDERSON', Ministet
Mrs, Ernest Adams, Organicist
Mrs. W. Aikenhead, Choir Leader ,
SUNDAY, APRIL 18
Bible S'c'hool --11, A;M.
Evening Warship -7 P.M.
God is the desgiaier, builder and own-
er of this world, Have you paid
any rent for all the sun, air and
watch cure? The Loving Landlord
' has appointeda special day to
pray, Paly, and say Thank You,
Romenvbee the Sabbath Day to
keep it Holy."
Evening 'Subject -- "The Breadth of
St. Paul's Anglican
REV. R. M. 1'. BULTlIt EL, Rector
.Mrs. Theodore Frennlin, Organist
Mss. J. G. MacKinnon, Choir Leader
SUNDAY, AP.R1L le
11.001AI.M•-3lorning Prayer
1 2.00 P.M.--i8unday School
7.00.I iM.---Fivening .Service
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Presbyterian
REV, D. J. LANE, Minister
Mrs. llert Boyesy Organist and
Choir Leader
.SUUINiDAY. 'APRIL 13
10.00 A.M.—:Sunday School
11.00 AJNL.--IDavine Worship
"The Grace of our Lord, Jesus
ahtii>,tt."
2.30 P.M.-&rvi:co at Bayfield,
A11 Welcome
Wesley -Willis Church
REV, ANDREW LANE, Minisbet'
Mrs. 1VIorgan J. Agnew, Organist
and Choir Leader
'.s" LiNIDA Y, A,P.R,IL 13
11.00 A.M.--11Mornin'g Wnrslup,
"The Lord's Supper"
12.10--{Ohtjrclt 'Schaal
7.00 P.M.—Evening Service
Presbyterian W.A.
Sends Easter Flowers.
The W.A.of :Clinton Peesbyterianr-•
Chuamh met he the ohurel& parlour 'iso
Wednesday -afternoon, ,Axil' 12, with
kgood attendance. Mrs. Saider:via,.,.
piano,
the Lord's Prayer an unison. A social
by singings
nt the
the lath follow
ui reading
A. Maxwel4,
firm a+ocip.
weir sent to
cr>
seconded' by~
flowers be
ane ill.
with Hyman:
hour followed' with hers: uShaddock
and Miss Harvey as tea Hostesses.
The meeting opened" i.nging
Hymn 25'4. The preside n read=
the first 22 verses- of
ter of 3 . John's Gospel,.
a prayer ,and a beano!. one
The secretary's and treasurer's re—
ports were read' by Nes,
Thanks were expressed''
ients for card's' and' fla
oust aahut.im members; It was mave
tan .Mrs. Riaberton• and
Mrs. Coak that Easter
sent to members 'who
The meeting closed •
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