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(From page 19) 20 and closed with the poém "I Did Not Weep." During business minutes read and approved and the financial statement given by secretary Win- nifred Davison. Members to purchase a gift for Susan Swann .. a bride-to-be, and a wed- ding gift for Mrs. McDonald nee the Rev. Dorothy Bulmer, who was minister at Nestleton Presybe- terian Church for some years. Mrs. Scott invited the members to a shower for Susan Swann to be held at ther home on Sunday after- noon. Roll call was answered with a Bible verse. Closing hym "Rejoice the lord is King" brought the interesting meeting to a close. A social hour was enjoyed and delicious refreshments were served by Dorothy Lee and Mamie Magill to top off a fine afternoon. Elected and Appointed Night at Blue Ray Chapter After the usual opening with WEM. Karel and W.P. Jack Not- tingham in the East--a Blue Ray welcome was extended to many guests...and our own members of the Chapter. The Flag was present- ed by Marshal, Brother Alistair Newsome at the Altar, and after singing The National Anthem was placed in the East. Introductions included P.D.D.G.M.Sister Thel- ma Beerthuizen, Grand Representa- tive to Louisiana Brother Peter Barrk of Sunbeam--the Worthy Matrons and Worthy Patrons from Blue Ray, Sunbeam, Clovelly, and Peterborough Chapters. Visitors from Sunland, Sunbeam, Clovel- ecided ly, and Peterborough. Chapters More Nestleton news welcomed by Sister Debby Davis-- Associated Conductress and Sister Elsie Wilbur, Star Point. 28 mem- bers were welcomed by W.P. Jack Nottingham. Degrees of the Order were con- ferred on Lindsay Bowman, Affili- ation ceremony for Sister Bonnie and Brother Richard Windsor of Sunland, and Sister Wendy Puter- brough of Sunbeam Chapter. All expressed their pleasure in becom- ing members of Blue Ray. Reports were given by the com- mitte on arrangements for Blue Ray's 40th birthday party. A Buf- fet Dinner for members at Conway Place, May 12, at 6 p.m. and meeting to follow at 7:30 p.m.-- with excellent entertainment, etc...a very special evening has been planned. A unique Com- memorative Cook book has been compiled for the 40th birthday with the members "most tasty" recipes. This is a lovely book made to sell for $10 so be sure to purchase yours early to avoid dis- appointment. Members are catering for a wed- ding on May 7th. Chapter closed at 9:55 p.m. with the W.M. giving the Fare- well! Nestleton Presbyterian Church The regular 10 a.m. service was conducted by Mr. David Faulker, with Mrs. Joyce Taylor, organist. Psalm 23 was read responsively and also I Peter I-II. The sermon reading was Luke 24:13-32--"On the road to Emmaus." Services will continue at 10 a.m.--and on Sunday May 8th, FORD MERCURY Rev. Fred Swann will be prcach- ing. The Sacrament of Baptism will be administered "Mother's Day Service." 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