The Huron Expositor, 1985-11-13, Page 11•BRUSSELS AND AREA.
Film featured at WI meeting
Brussels Correspondent
EDNA McLELLAN
887-9084
A film and discussion period was featured
at the November meeting of the Melville
Presbyterian Women's Missionary Society.
Isabel Gibson introduced the film and
Margaret McLeod led the discussion of it that
followed.
Mrs. McLeod, the president, also opened
the meeting with a poem. Mrs. King
accompanied the hymns on the piano.
The secretary's report was given by Ruby
Steiss and the treasurer's re ort by Evelyn
M air. The subscriptions for Gad Tidings was
taken by Mrs. Mair in the a sence of Mrs.
Perrie. Ruth Martin gave a report from the
nominating committee. .The collection was
taken by Mrs. Mair and dedicated by Mrs.
Mcleod. Mrs. Steiss gave a story about a
woman's ministry. Mrs. Stephens gave a
reading, A duet was sung by Mary Dounua
and Peggy Aitcheson and the scripture was
read by Helen Elliott. Isabel Adams led in
prayer. Isabel Gibson gave an introduction to
the film "Banners of Love." Mrs. McLeod
wok charge of the film and afterwards had a
discussion on Bible and medical mission-
aries. Elizabeth Jamieson dosed the meeting
with prayer. A lunch was served by Mrs.
Elliott and her committee and a social time
enjoyed'.
EUCHRE PARTY HELD
Last Tuesday the Majestic Women's
Institute hosted its monthly euchre party with
eight tables in play. Ruby Steiss welcomed
everyone. Winners ended up being: high
White cross,
lady, Emelyne Steiss, high man, Marguerite
Sanderson (playing as a man), low lady, Edith
Baker, low man, Jane De Vries; (playing as a
man), most lone hands, Ross Cunningham,
travelling prize Emelyne Steiss, lucky cue,
Marguerite Sanderson, Mel Jacklin, Annie
Engel and Albert Quipp. A lunch brought an
enjoyable evening to a close. The next card
party is Tuesday, December 3 at 8 p.m.
PAST NOBLE GRANDS MEET
The Past Noble Glands Club met recently
at the home of Jean Bridge with president,
Mary Davidson in charge of the 'meeting.
Secretary Margaret McCutcheon read the
minutes of the last meeting. The next
meeting will be December 2 and members are
to take an exchange gift since it will be the
Christmas meeting.
There were three tables playing euchre
'with winners being high lady, Annie Thynne,
low lady, Vera Hastings, high man, Lillian
Moses and low man, Marguerite Crawford.
Prizes were donated by Verna Thomas and
W innifred Edgar. Lunch was served by
'co -hostess Alice McArter and Mrs. Craw-
ford.
PRESBYTERIAN NEWS
Sunday was a cold one for the worshippers
at Melville Presbyterian Church. Rev. Victor
Jamieson took as his sermon "How Can W e
Receive and Keep. God's Peace." The choir
sang the Battle Hymn of the Republic. There
was also a children's story and prayers were
said for the sick at home and in hospitals.
Some members of the board of managers
will meet with some from Knox Church in
Belgrave on Wednesday at 8 p.m. to workout
the 1986 budget projections. Next Surlday
Rev. Jamieson will be in the pulpit at North
Mornington and Burns' Milverton while the
Rev. Willis Sayers will lead the worship here.
Following Sunday's service there will be
finger food and refreshments served. Anyone
planning to' stay for lunch are asked to bring
sandwiches, squares or cookies.
Anyone who has not donated $20 to the
Knox College Restoration fund is encouraged
to do so this month.
TheMENNONITE CHURCH
Brussels Mennonite Fellowship will be
looking for papers November 22 and 23.
There will be a pick up in Brussels on
November 23 so residents are asked to have
the papers at the curb by 10 a.m. No shiny
papers or catalogues will be accepted.
UNITED CHURCH
The Brussels United Church congregation
met with their minister the Reverend Charles
Carpentier this past Sunday. Following the
opening of worship the observance of the two
minute silence. was held. During the service
the choir had their anthem presentation. Rev.
Carpentier's sermon was "Violence and the
First Commandment." Prayers were said for
the sick and shut-ins. Worship at the
Callander Nursing ,Home this afternoon is by
the United Church. Welcomed to the
fellowship of the church through transfer is
Sylvia Stevenson.
On Noyember 15 the United Church
Women will have a hot luncheon and bake
sale from 11:30 a, m. till 1 p.m. The general
meeting is onNovember 19 at 8 p.m. in the
church parlor,
The Inglis Brothers (Doug, Paul and Peter)
will participate in the worship service by
singing two gospel songs on Sunday,
November 24. Bible Study will be held on
Monday, November 25 at 8 p.m. in the church
parlor: •
poppies adorn communion table
was given by Mrs. McBurney and Mrs. Victor
Youngblut read the treasurer's report.
Mrs. Scott read two poems.
Collection was dedicated and 16 sick and
shut-in calls were recorded.
Mrs• Mcpumey closed the meeting with
prayer and lunch was served by the hostess.
EUCHRE RESULTS
Nine tables were in play at the weekly
euchre held in the W omen's Institute Hall
last Wednesday.
W inners were high lady, Vera Marsh; low
lady, Mrs. Bert Johnston; novelty lady, Mrs.
W illiam Black; high man, Bert Johnston; low
man, Mel Jacklin and novelty man, Gordon
Walker.
There will be euchre again today at 8 p.m.
Everyone is welcome.
PEOPLE
Margaret Darland of Merrill, Michigan,
Mary Dzuba of Travis, Michigan and Mrs,
Douglas Runchey of Drayton, Ontario, called
on their cousins Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Belgrave Correspondent
MRS. LEWIS STONEHOUSE
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A white cross adorned with red poppies
was on the Communion table of Knox United
Church, Sunday morning, It served as a
solemn reminder of the lives sacrificed for us
through war and the debt of gratitude we
owe.
The psalm reading, hymns and the
scripture passages all implied hope.
The choir sang with Mrs. George Procter
organist. •
MISSIONARY SOCIETY
A story by Frank Morgan entitled "Happi-
ness is not something to seek, but it can be
found" was read by Mrs. Mac Scott at the
Women's Missionary Society meeting held
November 4.
Mrs. John McBurney presided and opened
the meeting. Mrs. Joe Dunbar read scripture.
M rs. Garner Nicholson led in prayer, Ivy
('loakey read a poem, the secretary's report
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Stonehouse on Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. John Leppington, Aaron and Adam of
Clinton visited on Wednesday afternoon with
her mother Agnes Bieman.
Sympathy is extended to Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar W ightman in the sudden loss of their
son-in-law Wayne Nichol of Brampton.
We welcome Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Campbell
and Kyle of Bluevale to this community.
Fraser Haugh of Bluevale and his daughter
Carman Nixon of London visited with Mrs.
Leslie Bolt on Saturday evening.
Mrs. Glenn Coultes. Mrs. Ross Higgins,
Mrs. Leonard James and Mrs. James Hunter
attended the 71st anniversary of the London
area Women's Institute in London on October
30 and 31.
The Belgrave Women's Institute are
holding their meeting on Tuesday, November
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Country Homemakers will be showing slides
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community. Everyone is welcome.
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