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Chiirch Notitet!:.
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First
PRESBYTERIAN,,
cHURCI71-
Rev. D. Leslie Elder
Minister
H. A. KEMPSTER
Organist and Choir Leader
• 10 A.M.
Church School and Yeah
Fellowship
A;Iff.
\ "Counsellors = Good artil
Bad" • .
music -Senior Choir: - Antherri.
"Praise Ye, Jehovah" (LyenS)
Soloiete Mrs.
, 7;00 P -.11t -
"The. Gospel in a Tear":
omusic-..Tnnior Choir: Antheni .
"On the King'. Highway"
and • (Brannan)
"Jesus.. Loves Me" • (Peery)
Mr. Kempsfer liai had the Jim-
ior Choir working diligently -- no
doubt the evening music 'will be
pleasing to hear.
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SEAFORTH •: 'ONTARIO
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McKillop United Chaege.-eBethd,
16 a.m.; Cavan; 11;30 a.m.; Duff's,
2 pen. Rev. W. H. Summerell,
Minister, , •
St. Thomas' Anglican Church. -
Sunday, School, 10:00 a.m.; Morn-
,ingeeprayer, 11:110 a.m.; Evensong,
7:00 p.m. Holy cemneunion first
Sunda er morning of Month and
third Sunday at 9:00 a.m.-Rev. H.
Donaldson, Rector.
, ,
Northside United Church. -Sun-
day, November 1:. -Morning Wore
ship, 1.1 ,a.m.; Evening Study. in
Acts, 7.p.m; Church School, 10
axe Nuts,ery' attendants ' f or
younger children during -morning
worship.. -Rev. J. C.. Britton, Min-
ister; James A. Stewart, Choir-
master; Mrs. Santee A. Stewart
Organist.
'Cbii.di',..GroupS
.
NORTHSIDE co,rr
,
The regular meeting of North-
side'CGI T was „held Monday ee‘
.nig' with, 19 present. •For ,a pro=
jet this year, the group decided to
make a quilt ,and -later on; rag
dolls. Next. week' will be a , Har-
lowe'en party. "
TnArrikoy,rERING
The autumn thankoffering,
Nortliside United Church WA was
held Tuesday eveeing with a good
attendance. Mrs. J. C. Britton op--
ened the meeting with a poem and
prayer. Mrs.. C. Walden presided;
The .resident welcomed everyone •
_
•
The Scripturevea-e read by Mrs. C.
Cochrane. Prayer was given by
Mrs. A. IVIcMichael.
'
THE BAFFLES
By Mahone
Mrs. :J. A. Stewart and Mrs.
Johnson favored with a lovely duet
on the piano ,and organ. The of-
fernig was received by Mrs: B. F.
.Cheistie
Mrs. M. Berger and'Mr, Pe T.
Moffat 'sang a duet: Reye.Donald-
een told a.boift the missionary work
in Chili,, especially about the In
dians. Mrs. J. A. 'Westcott thank-
ed Mr. Donaldson, .
•WMS THANKOFFERING
• The ,Thankoffering meeting • of
the Afternoon WMS Auxiliary, of
First. Presbyterian China was
held In the% church hall on The
day fierneon, with guests present
from Carthel, .Church Au-xiliariee,
Hensall,. 'the Barbara Kirkman
Auxiliary and the McKillopeAffili-
ated Green). The. president, Mrs..J.
L. Bell, presided affd welcomed
theguests.'..
• ...,
...The ScriPture lesson and, com-
ments were given by Mise Belle,
Campbell; followed with prayer. by
Mrs IV., John Thompson. Mrs. F.
Kling's solo, "'Thai:des Be To God,".
accompanied by Mrs. J. MeGre:
gor, was much -enjoyed. Mrs. E.
Geddes played suitable music
while the offering was 'received by
Miss Jessie Freser'and Mrs. 'IVIc-
, Mrs. Bell introduced the guest
speaker, Mrs. G. C. Vis, of Hen -
who gav,e. a helpful message
on Thanksgiving, reminding the
group that it is seerificial giving
-which, gives the greateet satisfac-
tion. Mrs. J F. Seat told a suit-
able Thabksgiving story entitled,
"The Grunipy Saint." Those tak-
ing part were thanked by Miss I.
'Gray. Following the meeting a se-
cial time was spent, -when lunch
was serven bythe social convener,
Mrs. 'W. Droveie and her com-
mittee.- '
•
BARBARA KIRKMAN
The Barbara Kirkman Arixiliary
of First Church held their Thank
-
offering .meeting. in the ' church'
Tuesday when Mrs. D. J. Lane, of
Clinton, was the' guest speaker.
The 'president, Mre_e_We A. Wright,
presided and opened the. Ineetiiig
with a Thanksgiving poem and
prayer. Mrs. Wright extended a
ivelcome' to all the guests who,
were present. A Short business
meeting followed,- and the offer,
ing was 'neeceiVed by Mrs. Mae
Dorrance and -Mrs. J. E. Willis.
Miss F. Laidiaw 'Teed passages
of Scriptere and Mrs. E. 'Andrews
led in °prayer. Mrs. Frank Kling,
guest soloist, seng ,`The Hymn Of
Thanksgiving,", aecompanied by
Mrs: M. R. Rennie, '
Mrs. Lane was introduced by the
president and basing, her theughte
on the 'work in miskonary groups'
she gave a fine Thanksgiving ad-
dress. She said that''our. ,groups
cannot--; depend% on organization,
personalities. or numbers for suc-
cess, but must xely on prayer for
it is the great source of strength
and help, We can only serve best
by keeping Close to our. Lord in
prayer.
Mrs: Keith Sharp expressed a
word of thanks to Mrs. Lane and
the others taking part in the meet-
ing, A social time was spent when
hutch -was setved by a committee
convened by Mrs., C. Reith, 1VIrS.
T, Fox. a.nd Mre. D. Nixon.
SEAFORTH
UPHOLSTERY
Is now located at our Residence On:
Centre Street
(On the North •Side)
Akt.TYPES Of 1UPHOL$TERING
As Well As Car Upholitiring Done
,
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• NEWS OF WALTON
HUSBANDS, FAMILIES ARE GUESTS
WHEN INSTITUTE ENTERTAINS
Faniuly;Night wee observecl
the Cortehurtity :Hall Thursday. ev-
ening Wheel the. ladies of the Wal-
ton Women's _Institute ,,,entertained
their husbands nd» families ,..to "a
pot -heck sapper, . serVed cafeteria
style. After a very delicious meal,.
a short meeting was 'held by' the
Waltets in charge. Minutes of the
previous meeting:and letter's wete
read by the secretary, Mes. E.,Mc-
'reath. An ' levitation -' from the
Londesboro.•Woreen's Institute was
extended to the Walton branch to
attend their bahatand tea :en.
October 28, Comineneing at 3 P.M.'
The short course; "Catering. to
Crowds," will be held April 5,
1960, and as Ce,anbrook is having.
the, same course it was decided to,
invite them to join'eyitle•this group.
A.fall rally will be held in Brus-
sels November 2,,i with registra-
tion:at 10 am. The Walton branch
will go to'the.County Home Nov.
-18- to •-celebrete - :their , November
,birthday. party, when a program
and, gifts will be presented by the
society. A euchre .party will -be
held in the 'Community Hall in
Novembef."'
The eoll'ecall was"answered by,
the husbands giving- their idea of
an -ideal'Wife. Miss Angela Armitt,
of London„ •took''over and enter-`
tained the audience, with -her 'Wit
-and belpful ideas ire square danc-
ing...She also taught'a number of
,games to -the junior boys and. girls:'
During :thercourse :153 'the .evening
she gave, an interesting talk on
her . recent visit to the British
On Saturday evening some of
the children in the community are
having a 'Hallowe'en for UNICEF.
An _orange ,,tag will distinguish the
visitors who will be collecting
Hallowe'en "treats" of coins.
These will,be converted into life-
saving meicines, milk and, vita-
mins, preventive, vaccines. essen-
tial to the health and welfare of
children --in "'More than 100 cowl-
-- Weekend guests at the- home -of
Mr. and Mrs. George Dundas
were: Mrs. J. Dennison, Of Galt;
Mr. and: Mrs. David Andrews and
Mr. and Mrs. :Neil Reid, Dennis
and Eric, of Torolifb?"
Mr. and Mre. Torrance Dundee
Visited on Sunday with etr'and
HARLOCK
Visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Roe and family mi
Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. 'WM.
Orr, of Milverton, and Mr. and
M'rs'. Russell lVfiller and family, of
Seaforth,
Services at leurns''' Chureh will
be held at1.:30, beginning Sunday,
November 1.
A nuniber of theeleinaes1e -ladies
attended the Central convention
:1:L13771,1d at Constanee last Wed
1Vlissee Beth McEwing, of Kit-
chener, and Marjorie McEwing,
London, spent the weekend arthe
home of their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John MgEwing and family.
.001VIARTY
The •inembert ,of the Presbyter-
ian CGI T entertained • their friends
at a Hallowe'en party in the
church baeement on Tuesday eve-
ning.
mil,- T. L. cott, Mrs. Sadie
Scott, Mrs, T, Laing, Mrs. le ,Sors-.
dahl and Mrs. Houghton attended
the Presbyterial' sectional meet-
ing of the WMS at Motherwell-Av-
onleank Church Tuesday afternoon,
Church service will be .resumed
on Sunday afternoons, beginning
November 1; Sunday- School, 1:30
pert.; church service, 2:30 p.m.
• Mr- Andrew McLachlan,- Mrs.
Grace Scott, 'Mr. and Mrs. Carter
Kerslake and Mr. and Mrs. Wirt.
Miller,Visited with friends at 13e1-
mont, and Mapleton on 'Thursday.
Mr. and Mre. OliverF,e0, Exe-
twethi
er,veistirady:with Mrs: ,Hetighton 011
Aukiliary Plans 1Ia2a,ar
The Marion Ritchie Auxiliary
met le the chinch -on 'Tuesday eve-
ning with a good attendance. Mrs,
Wesley Russell presided. The de-
votions were taken by Mrs. Gor-
don Lairig. Mrs. Gordon Scott and
--IVErs. Frank Hamilton had charge
Of thee Study 'book. Mrs, Gerald
Carey had a fine paper' on Thanks-
giving Mts. Robert Laing and
Mts. Carey sang n duet. The niein
feature of the business was the
making arrangements for the conv-
itxg bataar, to be held on ;the af-
ternoon Of Novetaber 8 in the
basoment of the ehilreh.
Mrs. Armour Dundas. London.
Mrs, -Fern -Patterson is visiting
with her sistereeMiss neye Love,
and other .reativeTs- Toronto.
' M-reeeande`Mf'L-a'wrence Marks,
Exetee, visited with Mr. and
Mr.,:Russell Marks on Sunday,
A -large number from Walton
-cougregation--ettended-annivers6--
ary services at Moncrieff United
'Church on Sunday:; when a ...fcirin-
er .thinister, Rev. R.- q. Hazle-
wood, of Hamilton, was guest
Mr. E. C. Miller has returned to
Lethbridge, Alberta,' after' spend-
ing to weeks withhis mother;
Mts. I'. H. Miller, and Mr. and
Mrs.,D. Ennis.
Kenneth Ttyae,. son of Mr. ,aed
Mrs. JoSeph Ryan, left on Sunday
for Ridgetovvn,-,wheee he will. at-
tend the Western Ontario Agricul-
turale School. •,
-Mr. R. Achilles, of Northern On-
tarke,' spent the weekend at his
home here.
Miss Arlene Willi.ainson has re-
turned, home after spendieg a
_week in New York.
• EGMONDVILLE
Workmen have been busy ,this
weekinstalling new steps and side-
walks at the manse, *Lade, along
with a new ,gerage, erthances the
appearance,and convenience of the
property considerably._
Mr. and,Mrs,„. George Love, of
Gbeterieh; were visitors with Mr.
and Mrs: Harry Weiland last week.
Townsbip council worknien have
reopened and graded the roadway
beteveOle Main 'Street and the pro-
perty , recently acquired by - Mr:
David ,Sliannon from Mrs. E.
Kruse.
Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Stephen -
.son attended the 25th wedding an-
riiversary dinner. of Mr.' and Mrs.
Jack Scotehmer at the Little Inn,
Bayfield, on Saturday • evening.
Brussels C.N.R.
Agent Retires
'Walter C. Kerr, agent at. the
CNR station; Brussels, for the last
35 Years, is on vacation until No-
vember 30, when be will officially
retire after serving the Grand
Trunk and Canadian National Rail-
ways foi- 46 years. ,
' . He commenced hiscareer at
Milvertoneas an assistant DTI May
1, 1'914, at a salary of $20 a month.
During the early part of 1916, he
became a 'relief agent -operator
Thr thd Stratford division, and lat-,
er In the same -year he was second
operator at B'rampten. -During his
eight years there he moved up to
first opera -role On May 1 1924 Mr.
Kerr was appointed agent opera-
tor at Brilseels, which position he
has held until now. .
During his lengthy carder, he
has noted e great .many ehanges
iri the 'transport department: the
replacing of steam engines by
diesels;' the ehange from a ,12-
haur day, six-day week, to the cur-
rent . 40 -hour five-day week; 30 -
foot box cars giving way to 40 and
50 -foot carse the keen competition
nowadays among transports, bus-
es and airplanee, whereas in ,the
"olden" days everything was de-
pendent alien the trains; The tele-
phone haseeeplacedAhe telegraph;
and teletype it displacing both in
a great 'many instances.
' Besides his railroad duties, Mr.
Kerr has been actively interested
in lnunicipal and church affairs.
Ile; served' as a municipal council-
lor for six years, and as reeve in
1938 and 1939. He has also served
as a trustee on the school board,
and as a Hydro corninissioner:
In speaking of his years in Brus-
sels, M. Kerr, noted that only
three businessmet are still active
in the bn,siness seetion of the town,
who, vvere here When he •came.
They are E. 'Re Smith; druggist;
W: E. Willis, -baker, and p, M.
McTavish. • •
--Mr. Kerr is a member cif the
:session, and ehairman. of the board
of managers. of Melville _Presby-
terian Church, • •
• Ile is being relieved -by his son,
John; who is a regular relief agent
for the Stratford divisiorf:'The ap-
pointment of a regular agent will
be made some time in December.
Mr- ,Kerr -expects to continue to
live in Brussels following his ;re-
tirertiente
LOCAL ' BRIEFS'.
Nes. Russell •Bulloch, and Mrs.
Fred Schultz, of, Freston, visited
Feldey with: Mrs, JohrieCuiremings.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Smate, Sar-
nia, visited last Week with,Mr.'and
Mrs,. Albert: Smale. . .
Mr, and Mrs. John Butt, Flint,
Michigan, :were weekend .gusts
with Mrs. We E. Butt.
Mrs. Charles Hagan, of London,.
spent a -few days' iq town visiting
frien4.". ' ' -
Dr. and Mrs. Stuart. Crouch, of
Toronto, ,were the' guests of Mrs.
James ..G. ,/gullen. , . .„
Messrs. Jack and Bill Har-
greaves, of. ' Toronte, spent • the
weekeed, with Mrs. E. P.- Ches-
Miss Anne Troutbeek,,es a dele-
,gete from- St. Thoinas'. Anglican
Church AYPA, Attended the : 28th
annual Ontario ,P. incial 'Confer-
/
"ence:in Ottaeva; .:.-
Tech. Sg. Ja "es Ce Taman;
.Mrs. 'Fenian ,ancl amily, of Steph-
enville, ,Newfo , ,and, are visiting
at the home• IVIr.. and Mrs: E.
H. Close:,
:Mrs.. H. V. Workman: has .re-
turned from, a trip be the Western
Provinces.
Dr. and Mrs. R. E. Smale„ Mid -
.land, and Mrs. Will. 'Stephen,son,
Ilensall, :visited over the weeketacl
with, Mr, And Mrs.. Albert Srnale. •
e Mr., Herold. Cummings, Of Strate
ford -e visited, on 'Sunday with Mrs.
John Cummings. .
• Misses ' Anne ' and Janet , Goven-
, . ,
lock, of Weston; were weekend
griets :With Mrs H a Scott.
e .Mrs. Fraser Oliver • and. Karen,
of Dundas; Were guests of, Mrs.
T..D. Olivet ' on Saturday.
- Mr. and IVIPS r'.1.. ' Gear Of Fer-
gus',' were 'weekend guests of Mr:
end MrS. Wessell Sprpat, ,
.., 'Vire and Mrs. J., Gladstone Mills
and,Mr and -Mrs. Sydney-,eMortore.
of Port Nelsen:- were ,visito-re this
.week with Mrs. T. G: Mullen end
the Misses,.Laidlaw. '
Miss' Mar?' Dodds, of Toronto,
--Vras'-in--Seaforth-Saturdny7attentle
ing the funeral of the late Mrs:
Bessie Kerr.. ` , -: - ,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Y. McLean .and
family- were. in Elora, Sunday vis-
iting the .Misses • McLean.
...Mr.. and Mrs. Edward. MeIvet,
Cathy: and Mark, . of:- Waterloo,
'Spent' the we,eiceed. with Mrs. 'Sar-
ah McIver. , ... ,, ', -"... ':
: Mr. 'and:Mrs. Harold Dennis,:
„Douglas', Dy'sou, Jean and Noema, ,
.of Toronto, Were Senday guests of I
Mr. and Mrs. R. II. Sproat. , •
Mr.. Jack. C'aineebell, Mc•Killop,
IS confined to the -Tharner lehirs-
nig Heine, Seaforth., • ,..
-Mr. 'and. Nits: . Gorion -1V1., Hays;
Detroit, Michigan, • visited, last
weekend at the home Ofeher-sis-
`ter, Mrs: C. P. Sills,. ; • . ' . . •
• Mr. and IVers.. Deriald-Van Wyck,
of Fergus, Were'. weekend guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Russell ,Sproat.
. Mrs. Jean Cairns . and Mrs. _yy.
A. Wright spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs, Ross Scott .B.rucee
Mr. and Mrs: H. Minett,, Flpri-
da, have returned to 'their home.
here after' spending :.the , Seininer
in AustraltaearTeleTew Zeal.and.
_'.. Nine and IVirs. 'Doneld Shaw,..Of
Itidgetown, were recent:gueses of
Mr. and. Mrse....johri -Beattie . and
Mt: and Mrs. R. ,H. Sfiroat., .
'Attending the , annual convention
of the, •Ontario ' Hospital, AssOcia-
Ben. in: 'Toronto this week were
Mrs. Joseph McConnell, from, the,
boardof' Scott Mei-norial Hospital;
the superintendent; Mise V. Drope;,
board ,Secretary Lloyd' Hoggarth,
and Mrs. 5...Lampe:and Mrs. M.
W. Stapleton, representing .the
Women's Hospital Auxiliary. •
DISTRICT
.::.WED01116$ .
NIGH-SWATRIDGE
, A pretty wedding was soleinniz-,
ed on Saturday, October .17, at 11
a.m. at St. Marys Itornan Cath-
olic Churelie' Tillsouburg, when',
Elizabeth „Anne Swatridge, of R.R.
No. 2, ,Courtlatid, exchanged wed-
ding vows with William Thomas
Nigh, of R.R, No. 4, Seaforth. The
bride is the, eldest daughter .of Mr.
and IVIrse Charles II. -Swatridge,
R.R, 2, Courtland, and .the groom
is 'the., eldest •son of Mr. arid Mrs.
John J. Nigh, of*,R.R. 4, Seafortie
The church was decorated, ..with
white and yellow mains. The Rev.
Father R. L. Morse officiated.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, cnose a floot-length
gown of chiffon 'taffeta, having
long. lilypoint sleeves, scoop neck-
line ciutlined by guipure lace trim -
Med with pearls and' sequins.The
high empire line topped by e bow
enhanced the fell ,Princess, line
'skirt•fallirig leieee-slight 'train; Her
fingertip veil was held in place by.
a Juliet nap of sequins and seed
pearls, and,•was trimmed with lov-
ers'. knot lace. She 'carried green
Orchids • with stephanotis on a
white Bible. .. , • , ' ,
• Mrs. Charles 'G. Swatridge, sis-
ter-irelaw ef the bride, was matron
of honor,wearing a bronZe 'peat],
cle-,soie dress. in the princess line
with bracelet -length sleeves: Her
be*, headdress' was of the same
mateelet. Her flewers were yellow
and bronze mums, with a -backing
Of 'creton leaves.
,Bridesmaids were Miss Mari -
aerie Swatridge, sister of the bride,
and Mrs. Ernest Norris,' of Guelph
, -
friend of. the -bride: Their dresses
were 'tbe same as • the patron. Of
honor, in goldeend..greee, respec-
tively.
. Mr. Feenk'-Nigh,:of.Egniondville;
brother -of the grpom, acted as
best man, and the ushers were Mr•
'John. Nigh,, brOther Of the groom,
and Mr.: Cherie§ Swatrielgeth
, broe
treahrlde. • , •
Followieg the ceremony a recep-
tion was held at Mil -Mar Manor..
The decorations were all ine the.
shades of fall.
- Mrs. Swatridge, mother of the
bride, received gowned i11'a inoss
green embroidered eylon over taf-
lege 'alieath two-piece dress. Her
-eccessories were of :beige' and
brown, and . her corsage was sun-
burst roses. Mrs. Nigh, mother- of
.the groom, received gowned in a
flowered ,navy taffetawithenavy
and pink accessories; Her cOrsage
was pink sweetheart roses.
"Later,' 1V1r.. ,and Mrs. Nigh left
on, aevireddinetrip toAtie St. La.wi-
erice Seaway. and to the Neee•Enge
land States. On their. return they
will Tillsornebsiudreg . G
at 3e2eDste-s: e
levan el:pCrsecseellit
;
sfrpoainfori•Tho,reLnetnode"Straandor34d,i.th'yelllni.er,
• '•McCUR.DY---LAMPORT ,
HENSALL-e-Marion Anne Lam-
port exchanged marriage vows
with. Donald 'Cooper McCurdy.i.n. a
pretty autumn .wedding at Thames
Road United Church .before the
Rev. -Hugh Wilson. 'The .bride, is
the daughter ef'ller." and
* Larnport, R.R. 1 Heneall„
and theegroom isa.Son of Mr. 'and.
Mrs.. *Cooper ' McCurdy, R.R. 1,
:The 'bride wore e floor -length
gown of nylon tulle 'over net ,fully
lined with ,point de sole. The shire
-red bodice featured a scoop- neek-
line with hand embroidered Aegene
tian lace, and the extra full skirt
had a back fullness gethered inte
soft draii.es by miniature-be-WS...A'
ZION
Anniversary guesth at Zion on
Sunday were: Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Stewart, Kitchener, with Mr. and
Mrs. 'Norman Bushfield; Mr, and
Mrs. Norman Dow and -family.
Mr. and Mrs. Heeplde Smith ,and
family; Mr: and Mrs. Ross Gor-
don and family, Mr. II. Gordon,
Mr Ross-Nfurdie arid Mr. and Mrs.
Cecil Bowman with Mr. and Mrs.
Dalton Malcolm. ,
-Mrs. Mary Malcolm, Mrs, Leslie
Moore- and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin
Williams -and family with Mr. and
,Mrs," Lloyd llarket.'
Mes. George Pepper,
Mrs. Heivitt, Mrs, M. Hannot, Mr.
Dalton Balfour, and Mr. Alvin Wor-
den and family with Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Pepper.
Mr, and Mrs. Neil Nairnewithe
Mr. and .Mrs. •Lorne Aikens.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Durst and
family with Mr.- and Mrs. R. S.
Mr. and Mrs, Arehie Jeffery, Mr.
and Mrs. Spencer Jeffery. and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Altus `Earl,
Mr. and Mrs. L. Hannon and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Bakker and family
with Mr. and, IVIre. Roy Hannon,
• Mr. • and Mre. john Bell, Mr.
arid Mrs. Ray Hume *and, family
and -Mr e and Mrs. Bert Mahaifee
with Mr: and Mrs, Alex Roney.
Mr. and Mrs. Kew lereanaer with
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Roney,
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Tubb and
Lloyd, Mr, and: Mrs. Alfred Fran-
cis and family and Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Burchill with Mr, and Mrs:
Charles Roney. , --
Rev, Evan MeLagan with Mr.
and Mrs," Lawrence Barker. .
Mr. Howard Wright and Mr. and
Mrs. M. Elliott with Mr. and Mrs.
Ross Pepper.' •
We 'ere -sorry to report Mrs.
Alexia Malcolm fell and broke her
hip and is confined to Stratford
Hospital. •
Customer: "My suit won't be
finished for six weeks? Look the
Whole world 'was iriade fit six daye."
Tailor: "Yeah, and look at it
tow."
Report Error -
In. Topnotch ' Adv. t
In an advertisement for Topnotch
Feede, appearing in The Expesi-
tor last week, the price for 34%
Cow Concentrate should have read
$72,00 per ton, and not the price
that appear -ed.
The fellow with Inoney: to burn
:seldom sits by the- fire,
Oil a per capita baeis Canadians
produce one-quarter 'fewer goods
mid Services than do 0,8. eitizets.
With things in this-etath there can
be no_ equality of Canadian' and
,Ameritan Wages. •
ANNOUNCEMENT ,
Mr. and Mr's. Harvey Coleman,
R.R. 1, Zurich, announce the en-
gagement of their only daughter,
Elinor Mae, to Henry Orval Schil-
be, R.R. 1, Dashwood, , youngest
son of Mrs: Henry Schilbe, Rea. 1,
Dashwood, and,. the late Henry
SchiIbe. The marriage will take
place in •Varna United Church on
Saturday, -November 14, '
W,I. PLAN RALLY
The WI rally will be held at the
United Church:, Brussels, on Mon-
day. Registration will take ,place
at 10 -am,, with afternoon sessions
at 1:30 p.m. Box lunch will be re-
quired. for the noon meal, Tea
will be prdvided, by ,dViajestic In-
stitute. .,
crown of selecl 'pearls and sequing
held her fingertip veil of nylon
tulle illusion with embroidered
lace motif, and she carried a
White Bible crested with, white ros-
es, stephanotis and trailing ivy.
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MissCarolMcCurdy, sister of the
groom, and Miss Maxine Reeder.
They were gowned alike in. cock-
tail -length, dresses of turquoise vel-
• Dr. R. K. Lyons, Leamington,
wasgroomsman, and uehers were
Glen .Lamport, brother of -the
bride, and ,Jack,Atkinsori.
, For trav,elling the bride chase
a blue and grey wool plaid suit
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with royal blue and grey acces-
sories and corsage of blue tinted.
mums. They will resideiii Exeter.
fgrnirclville 1/11MS..
Hold Special
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Thankoffering
-The-autumn Thankoffering meet-
ing of the 'ATMS of Egniondville
-United Church wee held in the:Sun-
day 8Chooi -room of the. church
with a• good attendance. An' invi-
tation to• a :bazaar at .Brucefield on
le -Oven -lb& 14 was accepted. Group,
1 are in charge of flowers for the
church. ,The Shorthor.n, banquet
will be held on December -3, and
the December -meeting will be held_
December 9. ,
The WMS, president, Miss Franz
cee Houston,took the chair. An
invitation was accepted to attend'
St. Thoinas' eArtglicari Church` on
November 3 for a 7.0th birthday
celebratioe on- Mese:Ms. Mts. A.
Routledge 'brought a,ttention to;ehe
bale that is -leeing packed the`elasr
week' in October. The Call to Wor-
..shile_etTlinkeof....These_Theigi:eLwae.,
led' by Mrs, R. McGonigle. Scrip-
ture was given _by .Mrs. D. Steph-
enson •and meditation' by Mrs. L.
Hammond. The thankoffering, vvas.
received bY Mrs. C. Eyre andMrs.
E, Boyes,followed by missionary
story, 'The Empty Bowl" by Mrs.
Preston Dallas. • • ,
• The guest' speaker Was Miss Sy-
bil Courtice, retired .WMS mis-
sionary, who now lives in Clinton.
Miss Courtice was appointed as. a
missionery. in 1910 and retired in
1950. A great deal of her work
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WILLIS. I)UNDAS
Charni).1on Stove. and :Pei -nisi, Oil
DT,I,NDAS and LONEY .
phone 573 ,or 138 •:
BEAUTY
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Phone 373 ,
SEAFORTH 9TAR10
and FUEL OIL
Wm. M. Hart
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In a very interesting, way she
spoke about the customs of thank-
fulness amenthe 'Japanese peo-
ple, Are we thankful' enough for
all our b16,ssings here in Canada?
Following up the thought in
the worship service,"Whatsoever
things are lovely," think' on these
things, slre-'challenged her •listen-
ers ter work for theen.
Are we ivornen interested en-
ough about the vote regarding' the
Canada' Temperance Act in Hur-
on?. Are'vve thinldrig about it in
the light of What is going to be
best for our people? Miss Cour-
tice spoke .about the new woman's
organization that is to be formed
in tbe -United Church. She cone,
pared it to an open gate or door.
In elosing, ,she said that it would
be, a larger field of work in the
church. Mrs. James IVIcInto-W
thanked. Mies •Courtice. Miss.Hous-
ton closed the 'meeting with pray-
er. A social. half-hour was spent
with lunch by Group 4, with Mrs.
C. Eyre and Mrs. C. Pullman as
hostesses.: "."
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DUFF'S UNITED CHURCH
WALTON
WEDNESDAY, NOV. 4
at 5.30 to -'8400 p m
. . .
Adults $1.50 ---- Children 6-12 75c
Program will follow the supper,
consisting of Male Quartette,
' Listowel.
sego&
Recd Estate
and Irisuratice
PHONE 458
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ANNUAL
Wednes a
ay.
BOOTHS
• Homemade Baking
• Aprons , ' _
• K ted Items and Produce
_IVIYSTEItY B03‘CES
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AFTERNOON,TEA:.
Opens at 2 o'c.lnek
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Everyone is cordially in-
vited to enter a Float -hi.
the Chiistinas Parade .
'Saturday, Ntiv._ 2
Floats should be of. a
All CouhridioSetainl.TamSp1Teinheennie
t Deal,
ere •have agreed , to. furnish
:.,Traetors for those who..haven't
any ,means of. kcomOtion.
'tntries should -be-in
the hands ,.of • the Parade,
Marshal, TOM WILBEE,
.not later than Friday, No-
veruber
PHONE -459-T or 56
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