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AGE 3 45 al i Blackstock There were 17 ladies and 4 children at the W.M.S, at Mrs. Roy Taylor's on Wednesday p.m. Mrs. Arnold Tay- lor had charge of devotional period. * Roll call was answered with "An Autumn verse". Mrs. Lloyd Wright presented the following slate of officers for 1955: President--Mrs. Ernest Larmer, Vice Pres.--Mrs.' Cecil Hill Sec"y--Mrs, Arnold Taylor Treasurer--Mrs. Earl Dorrell Christian Stewardship-- Mrs, Russel Mountjoy iterature--Mrs. Hutton ission Band--Mrs. Roy Taylor and Mrs. Cecil Hill. Missionary Monthly and World : Friends--Mus. Cecil Hill. Baby Band--Mrs. Ralph Larmer Com. Friendship--Mrs. Roy. Taylor 'Temperance and Citizenship-- 3 Mrs. R. Larmer " Fruit & Flowers--Mrs. W. Archer .__ Pianist--Mrs. Gordon Strong | gave a very interesting address and . | and business discussed. Agreed to cater to the O.N.O. Banquet, Dec. 10. Mrs, Ralph Larmer took charge for! the programme in the absence of the group leader Mrs. J. A. Johnston. Mrs. Hutton gave an item on Peace. Nancy Dorrell gave a recitation, "She's five to-morrow", The Study Book was very capably taken by Mrs. R. Larmer, After the thanks to hostess and those taking part, meeting closed. Lunch was served by group and a social half hour enjoyed. - ------ Mission: Band learned the Indian greeting and played an Indian game Thursday p.m. before meeting opened. All repeated the M.B. purpose and "The Good Samaritan". Mrs, Hill gave a talk on "Friendship & Love. Linda Kyte took up offering and Lor- raine Dayes said the prayer. Mrs. R. Taylor told the story "A Friend For Fig Tree Village". Bonnie Saywell read "In India to-day". Nancy Hutton and Carol Rahm sang '"The Bunnie". Doris Griffin read "Larry the Bunnie". Meeting closed by Hymn and Benedic- tion, The United Church W.A. Bazaar on Tuesday was considered very success- ful. Mrs. Stephen Saywell, Oshawa fairly well attended. Mrs. Lawrence Malcolm, Nestleton, ! rendered two delightful solos, after which the bazaar was opened and af- ternoon tea served. Remembrance Day service in the hall and at cenotaph Thurs, a.m. was Rev. Hutton conducted the service and Rev. Nichol- son gave a splendid address. Reeve Wes. Sweet read the names on monu- ment and Mrs. Jno. Carter, Burketon placed the wreath. Splendid anniversary services were held in the United Church Sunday. In the a.m. Rev. Fred Jackson, Tyrone gave a very fine sermon on the sub- ject "How Big a God". The home choir rendered two nice Anthems, In the evening Rev, Arthur Morgan of Trinity church Bowmanville gave another very thoughtful and inspiring sermon, Subject--The Fellowship of Believers. Port Perry Intermediate choir furnished fine music. : Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Neals and fa- mily, Peterboro visited Mrs. Jno. Mec- Kee Sunday. . 'Mr, and Mrs. W. M. Henry Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Rupt. Byers, Mrs. Earl McQuade and Miss Betty McQuade were recent visitors with Mrs. Jas. Mrs. Ross Curtis, Orillia visited her mother Mrs. Robt. Bruce and the Strong's. Mrs. Mark Weldon Uxbridge with Mr. and Mrs, Jas. Parr Tuesday and attended the bazaar. Mrs. Oakley Carley and Mrs. Tinney of Cavan with Mrs. Clarence Marlow. Rev. and Mrs. Fred .Jackson and Jno, Tyrone were dinner guests of the Rev. Hutton's. Rev. Hutton took the services at Tyrone, Caesarea and Bowmanville Trinity on Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Smith spent the week-end in Toronto, Mr. and Mrs. Theodore Watson of Norland visited the Earl and Ray Bradburn's and Will Forder's Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Stan Rahm, Paul and "Carol with Mr. and Mrs. Art Rahm, Tyrone on Sunday. A bumper attendance and fine time was had at the O.N.O. dance Friday night. Following were prize winners: Door prize--Miss Yvonne Chant. Lucky Spot--Miss Elaine Thompson and Mr. Neil Bailey. Special prize of a Boquet of mums donated by Enniskillen Florist on Henry. Birthday dance--Mrs. Ken Minshall. Special prize of » Bouquet of mums Mrs, Neil Malcolm for couple coming the farthest -- Mr. and Mrs. Haary Daniels, Toronto. Music was provided by the Brice Brown Orchestra. The High School chartered a bus and a load of the pupils went to Tor- onto<Sat. and took in the Royal Fair and other attractions. } A'good many from this vielnity have attended the Royal this year and some were up to see Santa Claus parade. Mr, and Mrs. Jno Stutt and family, Bowmanville visited Mr. and Mrs. Merrill Van Camp Sunday. . Mr, and" Mrs. Milton Fisher and Barry, Caesarea with. Mr. and Mrs. Hill, 4 Mr. and Mrs. Les. Gibson, Toronto called on friends in vicinity Sunday. There were 14 tables of euchre at the Farmers' Union- Party Thursday night. Mrs, Thos. Smith won first prize for ladies; Miss Cora Crozler, 2nd prize. Gent's 1st, Mr. Joe Avery; 2nd Mr, Balfour Moore. Door prize Murs, Clarence Marlow and hoohv pric Mr. Russel Larmer, Mr. David Davidson, B. C, with Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Marlow. 'n Supply--Mrs, Jas. Henry . Group Leaders--Mrs. Carl Wright, Mrs. J. A. Johnston, Mrs. G. Strong and Mrs. Fred Dayes. Several thank you notes were read 1 | : NARA OO A AIOOP HOSS EITINI HRI THE PORT PERRY STAR, THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 18th, 1954-17 Help Fight TB IBLEY! 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