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4E WW Will Celebrate GCIdenWedding Anniversary On April Guthrie WMS President Speaker At Collier Street Thonkollering The Easter thankoffcring of the others to know life more abund Womans Missionary Society Collier Street United Church was held in the recreation room on Friday Aprsl TJE program was very inspiring and the tea hour which followed was time of happy fellowship old and no in the The weather was stormy but the bright grate cheered the many women who braved the elements The room was decorated with mauve and yellow candles and the tea table was mos attractive with the some color of candles and cen tre of daffodils and mauve stocks Mrs Maxwell the presi dent opened the meeting with prayer that The light of the It surrection would be shed over and the healing and forgive ness of our sins Following brief business ses sion Mrs Robertson took the chair as convener of the program She opened tire devotional period basing few remarks on Pauls admOnition in Romans l2l That yc present your bodies living sacrifice holy aceeptabie unto God which is your reasonable sacrifiCc Jesus travelled for us the way of the Cross He bids us follow in His footsteps Forget self and minister to others in the Masters name The hymn When Survey the Wondrous Cross was sung fol lowed by Scripture reading from Matthew 28 by Mrs Orchard Mrs Petch gave the devotional message pointing out how Christs work on earth was done ending in His sacrifice of redeeming love His last year commission was Go ye into all the world withprom ise of power from on high to do as Hc had done Heal the broken hearted to preach deliverance to the captives to set at liberty them that are bruised For 2000 years the church has been struggling to wards this goal but there are still many areas and thousands of in dividuals untouched Mrs Black followed with prayer that We might be embucd with power from on high as were the early disciples Prcycrs rendi tion of The Lords Prayer sung by Mrs Douglas Smith president of Unity Auxiliary closed this part of the program Mrs Newton Besse president of the Guthrie WMS was the Special speaker for the day She recalled the story of the worlds first mis sionary Paul who in 58 AD was visiting in the borne of his friend Gavis He had wished to go and visit the little group of Christians in Rome who were suffering un der the persecution of Nero but not being able to do so had sent them letter by the hand of Phoebe Mrs Besse personalized one sen tence of that letter am debtor to the Greeks and to the Barbar ians am ready to preach the gos pelhfor am not ashamed of the gospel of Christ We are debtors to tell the Story of Christs redeeming loveboth to the folks at home and their to those at distance Unfortunate ly some do not believe in mis sions but it is the very life of our Christian church How much more we could do if we brought all the tithes into the store house Prove me now herewith saith the Lord of Hosts If will not open the windows of Heaven and pour you out blessing that there shall not be room enough to re ceive it We would be able to help MENS DRESS SLIlllllS SIZES 2844 Gabardines Pic Pics Houndstooth Checks Windowpane Checks Worsteds AND UP Latest styling Newest Spring Summer shad es Stephens The Store for Men 15 Dunlop St Virown BUS SERVICE BIIIIIIIEllllllIIIlIILE Il0IITE DAl LY 080 am to 800 am 800 am to 900 am 900 am to 1136 am 1136 am to 130 pm 130 pm to 400 pm 400 pm to 630 p111 630 pm to 1130 pm HOLIDAY pm to 1130pm Christians gum TllllllSltllflllllOll 00 Int EHONESQM gt ofl antly Paul was ready to preach the gospel In spite of beatings and pezsecutions he said he was ready yea eager to do 30 Martin Lu ther stood boldly to proclaim Heren do take my stand am ready said General Booth boldly Knox Moody Grcnfel and Peter Marshall Albert Switzer won into the wilds of Africa for he Wanted to do something for someone that wont have to talk about it Our boys and girls must be educated to new the some atzitudc am not ashamed said St Paul Are we ashamed young student frrm Africa attend ing university here said he Could not tell Christians from non but in Angola thch was no difficulty is it becausc we are ashamed When Paul was in Tnessalonicu he was put out because he was turn ing the World upside down We arent causing any commotion People all around us do not go to church but they dont criticize us because we do There is too much frccdorri in our indifferent world So many people say we are as good as the folks in church Is it because we are ashamed and dont believe in the power of God that we dont take our sland against evil If we did we would have more power to overcome war the ravages of liquor gambling des cration of holy days and racral pre judice Will we say Ill dedicate my soul my life my all to serve the King of Kings Will we say with Paul am debtor am ready to live life of sacrifice that frontiers may be purhcd back that they might have life more abundantly Will we say am not ashamed cf the gospel of Carlin for it is the power of God to overcome the sins of the world and to overcome our sins We have Saviour May we not be ashamed of Him He saidl if be lifted up will draw all men unto me Mrs Bessc closed with touch ing poem Under an eastern Sky Amid rabble cry Man vcnt forth to For us Thorn crowned His blessed head Blood stained His every tread Crossladen on He sped For us Pierced through His hands and feet Three hours oer Him did beat Fierce rays of noontide heat For us There went ThouSav10ur mine Lordmttke me Wholly Thine Give grace and strength divine To us In thought and word and deed Tin will to do oh lead our feet Een though they bleed To Ihce dte Mrs Clifford Melson Stricken Suddenly Dies In 45th Year respected citizen of Barrie in the person of Mrs Margaret Eliz abeth Elaine Melson passed away suddenly at her home 77 Cum berland St on Tuesday March 30 1954 in her 45th year Mrs Melson had enjoyed com paratively good health and her sudden heart attack and death within 10 minutes came as shock to her family and the scores of people who knew her as devoted wife mother sister and friend She was daughter of the late Walter Storey and Maude Lytle and was born at Alliston on June 221909 When she was only six years of age her mother died For 10 years she lived with her grandmother Lytle at Parry Sound and Sudbury Then she returned to her fathers home and attended Alliston High School It was at this time she met Clifford Melson of Barrie and after working as cashier in Loblaws Groceteria oronto she married him on March 20 1931 They had one daughter and one son both of whom survive Mrs Melsons first home was on John Street in Barrie Later she and her husband purchased and occuv pied the home at 77 Cumberland St where she resided until she was stricken last Tuesday Left to mourn her loss are her husband her daughter Mrs Mc Conkey Audrey and son Neil all of Barrie Others surviving are three brothers Minford of Alliston Carlyle of Sudbury and Dorwin of Levack There is one granddaughter She was prede ceased by her parents Rev Muir minister of 15 MINUTE SERVICE 12 MINUTE SERVICE 15 MINUTE SERVICE 12 MINUTE SERVICE 15 MINUTE SERVICE 12 MINUTE SERVICE 15 MINUTE SERVICE 15 MINUTE SERVICE N9 MR AND MRS If TOMLlNSON Sun nldale Road will celebrate their golden wed ding anniversary on Tuesday Sunday afternoon their family will hold dinner in their honor and although no re ception has been planned the dome to their friends at the home of their NEW LOWELL Present Colors To Legion Tuesday evening March 23 was night never to be forgotten by the New Lowell Legion and Ladies Auxiliary when the colors were presented to them by the council The meeting opened with the pres ident Comrade Russ Denning in the chair Two minutes silence was observed and all sang Can ada Comrade John Lockhart was called on to introduce those on the platform Zone Commander Herb Wylie Midland District Com mander Ernie Taylor Colling wood Zone Commander Rose Manning Goldwater Abner Rawn Reeve of Sunnidale and Council lors Wes Bates Arthur Holmes and Rev Sheppard exReevc Brockwell and Gilbert Cart cr The Auxtiliary president Comrade Nora Snow introduced the ladies Comrade Mrs Taylor Collingwood Comrades Atcheson Sallows Lovelace and Worrell of Coldwater and Comrade Mrs Wy lie ofMidland The Legion and Ladies Auxiliary lincd pp on each side of the ball when Reeve Rawn presented the colors to the standard bearers Legion Com rades ohn Lockihant and George Duff Ladies Aukillary Comrades Beatrice Collier and LeeMonk house District Commander Tay lor told what the colors stood for After SergeantatArms all sang God Save The Queen About 100 had lunch served by the Ladies Auxiliary Dancing was to the Essa Road Presbyterian Church had charge of the funeral on Thursday afternoon The service was held in the Jennethuncral Home with interment in Alliston Union Cemetery The pallbearers were Lloyd Foster George Jack son Ross Williams William Kirk patrick Donald McConkey and Wesley Carmichael Floral tributes were received from the of and Union Ladies Auxiliary Alliston Town Council Refinery School Sudbury and relatives Friends were present from Tor onto Orangeville Alliston Sud Alton Looking for RE ECON See it at your nnvm nnown barren ll trimaran Closc Try11011 School on No 27 Highway EARRIE Boy Scouts winter months with her daughter Pupils of Grade VIII King Edward Mm Howard Grenfelu neighbors school friends and other friends fiegofiofiis gtSpem the weekend at AL OPERATING MY April 13 On from three to will be at rie since Nove music of Robbins and his Pine River Ramblers of Everett By special request tune was played for Comrade John Lockhart who was celcbrtaing his birthday Weekend Visitors Miss Vivian St Martin Sault Ste Marie and Miss Margaret Bates Toronto spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Wcs Bates Mr and Mrs Robert Wood Hon eywood spent Sunday with Mrs John Gordon and other friends Art Gordon and son and daughter also called on Mrs Gordon Sunday In Toronto Harry Mansbridge and his moth er and Mrs Paddison motored to Toronto on Sunday to visit Mr and Mrs Keith Prosser Mrs Paddison Angus called on Mrs Ed Paddison on Wednes day Miss Marion Mumberson Barrie visited her parents last week Surprise Birthday Party daughter Mrs Walter Brown 56 Parkside Drive on Tuesday afternoon and eventng and from 730 to 930 oclock on Tuesday evening Married in Baldwin Ont in 1001 Mr and Mrs Tomlinson have resided in Bar MrSQS Kell aHostess to WNtS And WA Churchill Mrs Kell was hostes the Womens Missionary Socie of Churchill United Church for the March meeting Despite very rainy day there was fine attendance The presrdent Mrs Russell Stew art opened the meeting with the call to worship They that wait upon the Lord shall renew their strength they shall mount up with the wings of eagles they shall run and not be weary they shall walk and not be faint The first and last verses of Hymn 400 were followed with prayer by the president Eighteen members responded to roll call by from the St Patricks supper to be $5579 The president expressed lhcr appreciation to all those who had support3d the supper so gen erously Mrs Moir reported four hos pital and 13 home visits and num ber of books read Mrs Walter Allan convener of gthc bale committee 6bale well under way The president read paper We went to Berlin which resulted in five oclock in the afternoon merit to be sent to Germany mber 1912 Let Me Die Working vBElLE EWART Womens Institute Annual Belle Ewart WomEns Institute annual meeting was held on Thurs day evening with Mrs Allan Todd to conduct the election for the coming year Mrs Art Chappell dedicated by the president Chapter as the Scripture and Mrs Richardsonlcd prayer Mrs Mac Stewart for Six from the study book was appoint3d President th Id snn anc prayer presrent 132111 nge We Klimt Mrst The Womans Association under 193 l0 CY 5091mm MISlthe leadership of the president Johnny Higgins treasurer At the Mrs Ronald Allan was also held at the home of Mrs Kell To close of the meeting Mrs George Uncles who has been secretary treasurer for the past 13 years was presented with lovely purse and bouquet of roses from the members as she is going away Prayer repeated in unison Bonney God would not cool usinv the word EastZr word is to bJi€ly5n9 Y0 lime your emrgy 30 onvn°7°d prayer for the societys special ODFY makes Rfd CFOSS SGML Mar °° mmionary was taken by Mrs possible If you havent the time Cyril Spence or the energy your money can 7° 9° The treasurer Mrs Robert help carry the WOIk 722 Campbell reported the receipts In no 00 reported the decision to send some skeins of yarn to the overseas relief depart ln presenting Christian steward ship Mrs Kcll read paper The offering was received and Mrs Stewart carried on for the worship service the themchem The Church in their Home Mrs Hubbert chose 2nd Cor 10th leuon III re viewed the very interesting Chap The meeting concluded with two Mm verses of Hymn 170 read in uni meeting opened with The Lords The lesson thoughts The Way of the Cross were read by Mrs not choose but share the anguish CEILDISBfiTUN of Gethsemane Although His voice may not hear Although His face it cannot see cannot doubt that lGod is love cannot doubt that lChrist chose me cannot doubt that God above was crucified on Calvary The president thanked the mem bers for their generous support of fail to see it childish the mens noonday luncheon on March 16 The recelpm for the Huivn mthfl luncheon were $5375 The presi you mm pm dent also expressed appreciation wm to Richardson and Sturgeon EDI mm for putting up an extra coat rail in the school room The addition of several new choir gowns was reported Mrs Allan and Mrs King were appointed committee tr arrange for the annual Church éBee to be held in May Following the meeting the lvvt societies joined for lunch server by the hostess for the day All gasoline and all an hdvdcd In the momle rental rum at no extra chum Public liability Property Damage fir and Theft Insurance and 0000 deductible collision protection on 0100 included at no extra cost Call us to rum cuulywhm Real1 SYSTEM BIIIIBIE IlIIIllEIICIIII 69 Collier s1 The average Qanadian famil spends better than $82 annually health services Statistics show that nearly one fifth of the households in Canada were overcrowded in 1951 Ar overcrowded house is one in whicl the number of persons exceeds tht number of rooms in the dwelling The hourly rate for constructior workers in Canada stands at 142 cents an hour 53 33 The joyof Easter beautifully expresscd in wide selection of lovely cards Sympathy Extended Much sympathy is extended to the family of Ted Nresbitl of Le froy who passed away on Sunday April at the home of his sister Mrs Milton Reid Visitors Here and There number of friends and neigh bors spent very enjoyable time Thursday evening when they had surprise birthday party for Mrs Fred Mumberson Int collingwoodHospital Sorry to report that Marlene Lock hart is in Collingwood hospital and we hopefor speedy recovery Mr arid Mrs Blen Snow enter tained about40 guests on Saturday it being the 40th wedding anni versary of the formers parents Mr and Mrs Snow of Burford Mrs Paddison Angus is spending few days with Mrs Mansbridge Mrs Ed Paddison Spent Saturday in Angus with Mr and Mrs Plaxton KNOCK Mrs Bowman Sr returned home last week after Spending the Verna Shannonand Edna Allen Birthday Honors Mrs Bowman was honored at bury Levack Everett Brockville family gathering at her home on L1ndsayStayner Collrngwood and Sunday the occasion being her birthday 23 PLOW POWER FOR HYDRAULIC AND PULL TYPE IMPLEMENTS PHONE 2146 Mr and Mrs Jack Torrens and F10 were Sunday visitors in Tor onto Mrs Gibbons andfamily of Barrie visited her parents last week Mr and Mrs Naysmith and fam ily of Fort Erie spent the weekend with Mr and Mrs Sheppard Signs ClipSpring Spring seems to be here we hope GET DOF GET MORE than the most advanced automobile ever designed Get more than out ahead styling 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