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United Church WMS «© The November meeting of the After- noon Auxiliary was held on Tuesday the 10th at the home of Mrs, C. C. Jeffrey. It was most gratifying to president, who presided at the meeting, to see so many ladies present including a number of visitors who have recent- ly moved to Port Perry, 4 The President, Mrs, Griffen, opened the meeting with prayer and hymn in honour of "Remembrance Day"; Gratifying reports were given by each secretary. Mrs. Leask reported . on Fall Rally held in Columbus last month. theme. Mrs, Griffen briefly reviewed Munro Scott's book "African Manhunt" -- a tale of Angola -- Portugese West Africa. Mrs. Colbear gave birthday report and read a "Prayer of Thanks- She spoke on Dr. Collin's giving." Birthday greetings were extended to 'Mrs.Z. M. Jackson and anniversary best wishes to Mrs, J. Peel. Mr. and SEVEN bs HY AA x 3e nL vt on The meeting closed with the Mizpah Benediction, The ladies enjoyed a social half hour with tea served by Mrs: Michels Fro. REE x (Mrs. Peel celebrated their 61st wed- ding anniversary on November 16th. Mrs. McDonald gave slate of officers for 1960. Mys. S. Cawker, assisted by Mrs, Smallman, Mrs, Mark, Mrs, Jef- frey and Mrs. Taylor, conducted a de- votional service. The theme of wor- ship "Call to Kingdom." 'Mrs. Cawker, accompanied by Mrs. Ploughman, favoured with a lovely solo, "I Know He Watches Me' which was much appreciated, Mrs, Michell reviewed the second chapter of the Study Book, "Africa Disturbed", entitled "On a Bridge"-- showing the conflict between the old and new way of life in Africa. We were glad to welcome Mrs, Tre- er, who favoured us with a piano solo, "Angels of Night" A vote of thanks was extended to Mrs, Jeffrey for opening her home. Joyeux Noél! Wesdlych Swiamt! at Christmas time if someone by buying . . . Christmas Seals are being TB and Health Association, 2000000000 0000000000000000000000000000r0000000I00 IPI IIOtettatttteiettttrtettrtettie neste esstettes Frohlich Weihnachen! 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