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Rally day service at Elmiea Bapâ€" tist Church last Sunday were very eneouraging in both attendance and Anterest, in spite of heavy storms just at service time. A number of scholars returned to school after being away on summer vacation. Bibles given to Mr. Frank Crossley were awarded to winners in the _memory verse contests, which was renewed for the coming year. At both the Sunday School(ession and the church service following, Mr. G. H. Kennedy, of Weston, showed a short movie. The 'rlmrh service was by Mr. G. Medhuarst, r f was accompanâ€" at having the consideration . for time the hour of service was Our Red Cross organization asks that you get in touch with Mrs. C. Watt right away so as to begin the nursing classes for the fall. Mr. L. Berrill met with an acciâ€" dent to his hand at work last week. The mccident was painful but not too serious. It is very encouraging to see so many of our young people getting on the bus for high school. So many new faces that must have made good in public school. The many friends of Shirley Lewis will be sorry to hear she is ill and wish her a speedy recovery. Mary ~Evelyn ~Flavell, ~infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. H. Flavell, was christened at St. Philip‘s Church on Sunday last. Church service at St. Andrew‘s on Sunday was fairly well attended. Rev. T. B. Butler was in charge and spoke on "Division," part of verse 51 of the 12th chapter of St. Luke. Ken Snider was on duty as sidesâ€" man and Mr. Field played the organ. Next Sunday a celebration of the Holy Communion will be observed, being the fourth Sunday in the month. It is hoped to have our Harvest Thanksgiving service on Sunday, Oct. 2. Rev. Stackhouse of St. Matthews, Islington, will be the special speaker. Sunday School at*St, Andrew‘s on Sunday proved very interesting: Mrs. Peach gave a talk on "The Kingdom." Rev. T. B. Butler paid a surprise visit and told a story to the boys and girls entitled "The Bird and the Tree." Sunday School begins session at 1.45 p.m. each Sunday and we will be glad to welâ€" come any new members. Mrs. Berrill attended a Scripture Union convention on Saturday last, meeting the various secreâ€" taries of many towns. Mrs. Bervill re ported a most enjoyable convention. If you in need of anything for the siWom, please rememâ€" ber there is a loan cupboard in connection with the Red Cross. Just phone Mrs. C. Watts. Monday evening, Sept. 19, the first meeting of the Scripture Union was held and a goodly numâ€" ber attended. The meeting was opened by Mr. Flavell and the scripture searching was taken by Mrs, Bervill. Lorna Nickle read the Bible lesson for the day. Shirley Watt reviewed a story from Sunâ€" day School. The Union meets on the third Monday in the month. T. and during the winter will to be 11 o‘clock in the instead of 7 p.m. as in I §MD PA PME NC AERCCICC PIUT PVE _ The Church of the Good Shepâ€" }presence of Rev. R. G. Davison and herd, Mount Dennis, was the scene the Fairbank choir. Mr. Davison }Of a very pretty wedding on SAtâ€" ‘was the minister when the present Iurda,v. Sept. 3, when Betty S4"8:ichurch was built ten years ago. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Rayâ€" }Both the Sharon and Ebenezer conâ€" mond Offredi, of Royal York road, ‘gregations have agreed to withâ€" became the bride of Keith Douglas, | draw their services on that Sunâ€" son of Mr. and Mrs. William Busby, day so that both minister and \Thistletown. Rev. J. C. Clough }peop]e may be able to attend these officiated at the double ring cereâ€" fspecial services. An â€" attractive mony. Mr. Slater, the church orâ€" jbooklet, containing a history of the ganist, played the wedding music | village of Thistletown and the early and Miss Irene Stuart sang "The |work of the church has been preâ€" Lord‘s Prayer" and "Because." pared and will be offered for sale Given in marriage by her father, :at fifty cents a copy. j the bride wore a gown of white | snn rorfy oo commncnne satin fashioned off the shoulder | with nylon yoke. Her fingertip veil Questions St, Peter of Chantilly lace was caught to an | Won‘t Ask You orange blossom headdress, and she| Did you live above or below the carried_a white prayer book with | tracks? streamers of white baby ‘mums and | y id your parents or pink rosebuds. Mrs. Shirley Meech | ;zr:‘n}t;;tar::a d]mik P Pot * their was matron of honour for her sisâ€" talents? ter and Miss Peggy Offredi and D.d you like caviar? Mrs. Muriel Snelling, sister of the | _ which Joneses were you neck groom, were bridesmaids. They and neck with? wore matching gowns of Kelly Did you come here from a public green corded embroidered taffeta, ward 5r a private room ? with matching mittens and braided Did you have the right of way? halos and carried fanâ€"shaped bouâ€" | 2b e 2 quets of Talisman roses and ‘mums, | shading from yellow to bronze. Mr. ‘ The north #ide of a tree, beâ€" Alan T. Meech was best man and sides having the most moss, has ushers were Mr. Derek Busby, | the thickest bark, according to brother of the groom, and Mr. Roy | the Encyclopaedia Britannica. 11 o‘clock will be conducted by Mr George Swan. Busbyâ€"Offredi "The Jewel & Gift Shop" 10 MAIN 5T. s0UTH : Hear Ye!l Hear Ye.! 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