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EMEL ._ REALTOR Give her a box of FRESH SELECT OYÂ¥STERS DOMESTIC SHORTENING BEEF KITCHENER _ 27C¢ . 1P & 4 t 8 o Phone 3â€"3641 65¢ SOAP FLAKES 333C MAPLE LEAF @0<=> (â€"<B>p 0â€"<mp> 0â€"<u> câ€"m> 04 By Miss Miriam Hilborn (C‘mhlo.("n“u The Christmas meeting of the St. James Lutheran Ladies Aid was held at the home of Mrs. Areli Goodwin on Wednesday night. The president, Mrs. Donâ€" ald Jacob presided and led the opening service. Psalm 111 was read responsively led by Mrs. Leâ€" land Sewbert followed by prayer by Mrs. Harold Weiss. Mrs. D. J. Glebe and Mrs. Jack Schmidt renâ€" dered a vocal duet after which Mrs. Jack Tufford read the scripâ€" ture lesson. The response to the roll call was a scripture verse with the word "Bethlehem". 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Einwechter, Mrs. M. Weiss, Mrs. M. K. Toman and Mrs. Goodâ€" win,. The play concluded with a solo sung by Teddy Einwechter. Refreshments were served, with the hostesses being Mrs. Earl Rev. D .J. Glebe gave a Christâ€" mas‘ message illustrated with slides of the Christmas story. Mrs. B. Boshart read a poem and several recordings of hymns were played by Joyce Goodwin. Readiggs were given by Miss Emmeline Ludoiph, Mrs. Oliver Zinn and Mrs. Henry Becker. A Becker, Mrs. Orland Bierman, Mrs. Garfield Weber, Mrs. Milton Weiss and Mrs. Goodwin. YOUR MERCURY â€" LINCOLN â€" METEOR DEALER e 471 King St. E., KITCHENER, Phone 6â€"6466 ond 71 King St. N.,. WATERLOO, Phone 3â€"1433 Here‘s 53 Mercury . . . with exclusive Unified Design, where chassisâ€"engineâ€"body blend to give greater comfort, convenience and controlled roadability. Unified Design also means flowing lines, distinctive styling, comâ€" bination bumperâ€"grille, "Interceptor" instrument panel, "Spaceâ€" planned" interiors. Mercury‘s new, improved, highâ€"compression Yâ€"8 125 Hp. engine delivers more power and economy. Examine ‘53 Mercury . . . it‘s the greatest yet! THEE WKATZLRLOOQ : (Coetwb) COHRONICLE ssMERLCURYâ€" STEVENS MOTORS LIMITED by Mrs. Albert The annual Christmas concert will be held at the Public School on Wednesday and Thursday nights, Dec. 17 and 18. I. M. Hikborn attended the anâ€" nual convention of the Ontario Retail Feed Dealers‘ Association in Toronto on Wednesday. Three of the local men, nameâ€" 1y: Roy Gildner, James Cressman and Oliver Bean comprised the Grand River Buttermakers Club judging team which won the high aggregate for butter and cream judiieng at the convention. Roy Parker also won the individual high aggregate prize in butter and cream judging. Jacob, Mrs. W. Goettling and Mrs. H. Kavelman. There were 38 in attendance at the meeting. A.mon&thou from here who atâ€" tended the annual convention of the Ontario Creamery Association which was held in Toronto this week were: Harold Shantz, Norâ€" man Kaster, Cameron Bock, Garâ€" field Cressman, Roy Gildner, Anâ€" son Lang, Allan Cressman, Oliver Bean, James Cressman, Roy Parâ€" ker, Donald Jacob and‘ Lawrence Hoover Einwechter, Mrs. Zinn, Mrs. D A capacity audience attended at your Mercuryâ€"Lincolnâ€"Meteor dealer‘s _ Announcement was made of the Christmas Fireside to be held in the United Missionary Church on Dec. 21st at which time Cyril Weller, returned missionary from China will speak and show a films Miss Verna Schade of Kitchâ€" ener, missionary â€" on , !urlotgh from the Belgian Congo was the guest speaker at the Wilmot Fireâ€" side meeu'ns held in the United Brethren hurch on Sunday night. Robert Hallman presided and Clinton Jantzi was song leadâ€" er. Rev. and Mrs. Keith Nicholâ€" son rendered vocal duets. the special service held at the Bethel United Missionary Church on Sunday afternoon sponsored by the Galtâ€"Prestonâ€"Hespeler and District Christian Business Men‘s Committee. The Carolina Four from Buffailo thrilled the large crowd with their fine rendition of negro spirituals A stirring message was delivered by Rudy Peterson, a Christian businessman from Detroit. Ross Lever of Galt was chairman. length moRe Than ever â€"miues aneap the greatest yet! introduces unified design Delton Herbert Ziegler, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Ziegâ€" ler was baptized during the Sunâ€" day mornia service at St. James Lutheran urch. The sponsors were Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Ziegâ€" ler. In the afternoon Daniel Frederick Boshart, infant son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Boshart of Freelton was baptized. The sponâ€" sors were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mackrow of Preston. The pastor, Rev. D. J. Glebe officiated. Another of Dr. Bob Pierce‘s sound films on Korea entitled, "The Flame" will be shown at the Bethel Un'i'tredfifiiqs;.i-brriarâ€"): v‘:m People‘s Society met at the ch last Thursday night with the president, Miss Elinore Rosenâ€" berger presiding. The pastor Rev. J. H. Good gave a taik and violin solos were contributed by Miss Emma Coleman. House of Friendship in Kitchener occupied the pulpit of the Bafijtist Church on Sunday morning. Eden Hilborn sang a solo. __The Bethel United Missionary Rev. J. Ross Goodall of the Here it is! The new ©53 Meteor . . . greatest value im the low price field! Miles ahead with advanced styling Mr. and Mrs. Earl Millér Floradale were guests of Mr. i Mrs. V. E. Dinger on Sunday. Rev. B. Carr of Port Elgin was a recent visitor with Rev. and Mrs. J. H. Good. Mr. and Mrs. O. C. Swar}ax Elora visited with Mr. anq M E. F. Page on Sunday. 4 â€" Mrs. James Bergey has reâ€" turned home fullowinfil an operaâ€" tion at St. Mary‘s Hospital in Kitchener. The Ladie(s:‘ Trio of the Ullil?' Missionary Church composed Mrs. Frank Toman, Miss Ruth and Miss Betty Shantz sang at the Freeman Associated Gospel Church near Burlington on Sumâ€" day. While there the group acâ€" companied by Mr. Toman were f:ests of Mr. and Mrs. James mbshead at Aldershot. Mrs. Lovina Spies of Floradale and Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Spies and family of Elmira visited with Mr. and Mrs. Eben Howling on Sunday Church on Friday night under the auspices of the Wilmot Fireside, PAGE