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EPPWG.,.BELLS
.ZEIOLER—OlitSON
The- •marriage., of • Thelma°. M.
(Billie), Gibson1. youngest daughter
• .of t. and . Mr.. T H. Gibson, of
to James Zeigler of Guelph
. took lilace:in:Teronto On Tuesday;
June; 19th, :1934; 4, The officiating
clergyman Wae '•'the Rev. 114 W.
Field of Parkdada United Church.,
Folloiving, a !hattrip to , Batik.;
the ' happy ',:eotgile. will ' reside in
'
PAYNTCOULT.ES '
A very pretty wedding was totem=
num on-3,40110sk,°Junaltitli; at eleven
u'clock in,-St.Alielens, the „Rev:, C.
officiating, whad' Agnes
Marguerite, only daughter -i
and Mre. George F. Conitet,- East
WaWanoili; .beeime the bride of
John J. Gaunt' of Whitechurch, son
' of Mr. nd Mrs. Thomas Gaunt; of
XinloaMW The 'bride: was prettily
spiraled in -Imo ..aurlt :We chiffon
eh" .wivet*ith and shoes
FARING
•• Mr.. and Mrs. John C. Stetherk•an'd
family of London, spent Sunday ,With
Mi." and Mrs.' lienty Ration.
We are. glad, to `report . that Miss
Dorothy Curran has recovered from
her sericite illness and was able to
'attend 'Sunday schoel,. SqndaY.
TomI•HenrY,was called home from
;aeanaiiigton Monday; slowing to the
ritical•-illnesai of hisanothet, Mrs.
Robert' Henry; who has been in fa,ii7
..ng health for over .e :year. •
- Mr;and Mrs Kenny i;empbeirizid
we littledaughters of Detroit were
/*tint relatives in - Lucknow and
Ashfield this week -end...,
At the recent graduation exercises.
it 94een's University,„the_degree,_ of
"-Dr- • Of Ped,eegue', w.,14;": 'e6nOlied
eponMe.. Carmen' Stothers;:, Inspector
of Pirblio schools .for Pieten County.
We extend -.Congratulations. to ,Mr.
Stothers who is a or er..Ma king
. boy. ,
A nember_of
tended the; picnic of tile
ties of the 'Huron. Presbytery ,•at
411.lia4 a f -4siee,riclineysummer—telioolite
bridssmgid urae,••11iiiit, 'Jessie 'Finlay-. 41ear Dunlop, -Saturday afternoon
who wore a dress ol and 'reported a pleasant .outing.
blue crepe with White hat and, sly* kr. and Mts. Richard Johnston and
:,.isnd also carried * shower bouquet. fr. Thos. Anderson ' attended - 'the
The greomerain was Mr. , Horatian Jounty Council -pienie. at Harbor
.Conites; Ibrother Of the 'bride. , ••ark, Goflerich, Saturday. 'afternoon.
: Following. the /ceremony the btidt. ' .
end' groom left by' motor ,fot Bernie, j..e.Perilnli r
• •
Detroit and FinlOt Ohio, and othel• -ind Wife Honed Re ,-. ell pa,; -e -a
.pointe: The bride travelling in liefa eW:ITPaibermon° ri etrhe preachedthfiel
govin of Lido Blua crepe with grey
accessories. .
Sunda .The have r eceiveco'
nany expressions of appreciation,
On theft, return they: will reside
at 3specially ,frena. the young folk With
the groom's Whil
s kerne in tecuirh
c.
..
, , when, they were 'very popular. Fri-
,CRONIN'FALCONER ,
leY evening atthe.clote of the meet-
. „
—• :
'ink, Jim' Phillips, on behalf of the
A pretty Wedding was soleinnized-galtekir. P. S. presented . Mr. ,Teven-
ain Saturday, June 16, at t4e, home 'or 'With' a fountain ' pen and Mrs..
Of Mr. and Mrs. Elgin'.Wellwood id raienerwith a niece of Chine, Whili,
tadedea. , afhe4., her sister, Norah, Miss Olive :Anderson ree(1' the, fol
dataightet Of Mr. and Mrs. John. Fal, lowing address: . 1 • °
caner. of ,Whitechurch, became the Dear Mr,, and • Mrs.. Tavener,
bride of Mr. Arthur. Cronin, son of !Since this is the last '.ineetinl
the lite Mr. and MO. John Cronin (ear Young People's - Society at whim,
of Mimi*. The bride was becomingly Y.ou will be With us in the capagit4
attired. in .white satin; trimmed with of _Or Patter and Patter's •bettet
lace, and terried .bouquet of ;car- null,' we are filled with . regret be -
nations and biby'srikeeth. Rev. A. ,:ausc,. of.' the-. ties 7Whier are ihoui
V. .13entoin ' of the United church, '‘.0 be Severed, Ties by Which we havt
OfliCiated. -After a Vallee lunelieon, Jeen closely bound tegether dutink;
the happy couple Idt for White- ',he Ove years _of your pastorate here.
chutch....whero they spent the week- ron have both been ap faithfrii ii
end: with relatives, the bride tisivell-. ypurattendance that you hatrik in:
inif, in a Slimmer suit of light blue
:Vire(' es to do likewise. Then Youi
;
ASsiistance on the program each week
with het to match' And grey tildes
and specessOrdes.,
e
coninninity as been helpful and has been given
CbeerfUlly, a fact which the erogran,
join* extending hest Whites for a
wag; happy !wedded Hee; .1•oirteners •have greatly appreciated:
A service is twice rendered if ren-
dered' cheerfully.' We 'wish to have
you, take . with you some, titiflible-
expiesiiion • of our appreciation ano
of the,respeet and esteem in which
we hold yen and so we ask' you to
accept these gifts which will . remind
you of Blake Y. P, S., when you are
far from us. May God's richest
blessing be with you and your:iv/ark
in your new field. of service.
The ,presentation was made by
Jimfr Phillips on behalf of the Blake
Y. P.
• Mr,' and Mrs.: Tavener expressed
their thneks for the gifts, the plea-
sure they had experienced .in the
neetino with theyoung people, and
their, regret at parting with them:,
,
• The 4Ashfield Garden Parer), was *
decided success.' The .ply "Wild
3inger" presented by Benmiller
young folk, was well received by the
'audience.' It is an 4excentionallY 'good
play, and the acting weld de &edit
to professionals.
WHITECHIJRCI
S key. john Pollock spent few
,•• .
days in ,Oshawa last Week.
°'Annie lecCarel of Sank Ste,
Male and bet daughter:. Hiu &thy
Me0001,; inedieef 'taisaienary. • of°
who is ;home, on furlough, spent
hist week visiting the" ferment' hate
Wirt, Menial. John,. and Devid'
Ken-
nedy and other .relatives. • rs
Mao.. Thee,: Hendernin,reade 'a tot.
inoinit trip to Fergus lett Wednesday.
(anite a number from here attend-
ed the anniVerinitY '•taingticie en
, Sunday. .•
and ,:Mra. thintin Kennedy
tsR tiali'vredeon the excursion tithe
*eat, where he *AO' visit his brothers Bute!' !eitt teitinel• the of
, in W$nniiiet and British Colunibla. rialt of freaLienderii.-- • •
'
Mist Christie inglit ''of • Toronto, They are bit' !il-C'n't 01c/tt
, Bort: •Irg§, they're. big and they're
Ji Y.illtintAtt .P0iii, bre, v o44 Wit *100 $..!:* Ii4cutun Vink'
'
HELENS
Mr; Callnrif.ametrop.;:of Detreit is
visitor ,Withha brother, Mr, '4°h"
and Mrs. Cameron.
. Mr. and Mrs.: George! Welker Ind
Mr. and Mrs. Sr., of -East
W *v411911111 Were recent guests o
Mr. and, Mrs; W. 3. Humphrey.-
Mn. .Chall,'Diirnin Sr., is a visitor
with her daughter, Mist Harry MC"
Ailleter• Elint*ale.
' Little Miss Helen Blue of. Detroit,
is spending the vacation with,
and : Mrs. 4. D.'•;etudertion. - •
• 'Mae Poetac'llie 'guest speaker for
the Women's Inetite* delighted a
lerge 'aindience. With her address here
9,11"' TlinradeF afternoon.' Her main
subject was "Economic Possibilities
within our reach"; but she also 'enrolee
briefly on "Eating for Healih". and
"Good Dtestinitt • Mitts Pletty was
• accoinpsed.edby_liiss_Balkeldland_
Mau. , Gordan Bissett of: ' Godericli
The letter, who is District President,
spoke briefly. St. Augustine isidies
were ' gnestsand mask:Ihlt
y • Mi,
Scholtz and Mrs. ' 'Snowden, and:- by
Mrs,Scholtz end ,Idra; TharnpsOn wu
enjOyed., Miss GfetsWeIth eentriL
u it, 1Atine g_so o. At the coneirt.;,
Bion 111116 Was srved and *:soclsI
hour. enjoyed.
. The annual. airden Petty under
,
this. 'auspices of ,, the United .chtarck,
will he held in -Miller's Orchard, 7' on
Friday; July 6th. Supper served from
. The Beigraie Dramatic • Club
whielt has in*Iwith, great -success in
the presentation. of their PlaY, "Ad
ventures- of Grandpa" Will previd
the .program. Keep the date in•niind
Thteecar e felt ot i,ounit .0001
attended the picnic • Of the ' Xcessi.
People's Sopletiii• Of Huron Presby
terY *their new clamp near,Goderich
:With. :only one more • night :,uviti
the ; contest f Clete', there was. a goo
attendance at the Meeting Of the Y
P. S. On. Sunday evening,, when ' fdt
Stanley Todd's Ode hid charge.: Mr
Earle Dnimin. laid in prayer and Mir"
Greta Webb' lave -a •bible .'.charstete
"Jonah".,' Mletlee Helen ,•and itehel
and .': Mr. :Gordon ' tang, and
Liurina..Miller 'contributed 'a, • plainci
'solo. , •
Meesre-ifiagir_,Xetherford,-.4neeew.
Gaunt 'and.' made .
business trip. te GnelPh.,On liondaY.°
••• Mr. and 'Mr*, Foi Gaunt, attended
• •
the 'Lyon fortlY at the home
•Mra!'..j, Goderkt
township. On their !return they were
accompanied by sMre, Lion '.and Mist
Tda. Lion of Letetteboro,
Mr..and °.Win. nailing:. and
Mrs. Dailint ,, of Monetima Mi,
andMrt '
of Ste—it-ford
were recenCileiters with Mr. • and
• ° Mr. r MeiCenala Virebb' het, had I a
well drilled (hi. past. week` .Mr.
Davidson of Wingham. good'
. ',
•
supply of !way ..a,as reached at a
depth ' oi.,;1,W1pat. The • outfit
Moved ,fnegirthere . to the United
to
.Sumeagir Scheel site near
Gaderich. '
The July !peeing of the Woinees
nettiete be held- at the home
,
Mrs. Gimp *Rebate, July 5th.
'toll 'veil Hintron 'canning". •Subject
'Canning Yrult. and :Vegetablpi'' .ir
barge of °Sips Mary; Murray. Hest-
2sses-0.1Ill;"' George' `Sitiart,
."31iffe 'Murray, Wt.° john Cameron.
, I
tior-Yrtoork
Mr. 144.401. Newman of Winghtun
Ind Mr. ;lack Fleming Of TeeSWate.
pent the week -end with Miss S.
-, -7- "- • -
•Miss B. Cassidy has tecuree
)ositiOn St. • Joseph's hospital
ondon.
. Mr. Ernest Ackert 'time
..eTni,lY !pent Saturday at the Firt
insuranee Picnic at GoderiCh.
We wish to extend our cortgrato
latiene to Mies Gwendolyn Ackert Or
Whining the Senior . clip for Sport:
this: gropy4ifip_Brantford. Thiff, 13 the
iixtli/ehallpienship of, GWen
ell of Palmerston wa,.
the guest at Miss S.' Purvis.
mei. Ackert' entertained al
lideso party* on •Thursday 11
!ion�r 9f Elwood.Elliott and -jack
AekrtJ About -` sixteen guests,wert
The, next meeting Of the it W. 1.
will lie hem it the home of .Mrs
Cramp at PISA • Horse. MemberE
tqf the change of hostess. !And,
Mrs. Will Wall. Mrs. 1,Arir
11
,14
odgniand 'lainee Hodgins.
Duncan !Campbell of Bina
Monte ament ,Thursday 4letl1nt:
James Baker's. , '
Mr. and Mrii: Albert Thompson and
'Eddie spent Sunday with Mo. Gust
,kineatdine,' , ,
- Mr., Mor of 'Sash, is Vitsiting.nt,
. ,
l'1%t‘ r"; is!11.01°Ottta's'o'ri"
Mrs. John ..Tannieson called at The's,
itartia,. stati44 • • •' ,
THE.. . .
LUCM4OW REATTINEL,
Published every. Thurildar fflarning,
ow, - 00tsirlb.
D . , MicKen ProPaetor
Caninbell TlaorePaon—.PUblisher
THIJRSBAY,,, Jp141B, 28th, .1934
ZION "
A. fisi have started haying. AlfaP
fa and tweet glover ert3.4n lull bloom
but timothy is just nicely shot, out
and the majority are holding back
evidently boping for inin which 'would
cense', the timothy • tO:•,.ettetteh'° some-
what. - Hai: 'willbe a light..croi it
hest and some 'figure thatitwill
provide a little more feed if: allowed
,to minim a'.1ittie before cutting.
A light rain fell Tuesday morning,
scarcely enough to belp the hay crop
very much • but -every' shower is Wel=
coine:-. however held it may be. ,
Bride -Elect ;,Thinored
Mils, Evelyn -Reid whose 'Marriage
is to: take place alertly, was ...the
guest of honerat the home of Mies
Hernia Anderson, .on Friday after-
noon, when ‘the Iadiei of thin'eore-
mein :atai o e .aramonn, .
W. b. United in presenting her with.
*..miticellineoue 'shower:
Mr. and 'pea: Saunders, -9th
ten., Mi. and. Mrs: Will kegs,. toich,
alth, Visited with, Mt, and Mrs.
Ernest Gardner ;on Sunday.
Mita 'Ruth Evans Of. Clinton spent
• _
the week -end with Zion friends:
, Rev, ..campbell• Tavener • delivered
his farewell sermon on Sunda* even-
ing in Zion Church, to an. apprecia-
tive congregation, • °
Oe.Monday evening at the meeting
Of ..the-lu-k. S.,' lift,. ane, Mrs.. Tavener.
Wndeile'aZdraedente e ri swith y. silver 474
a,
feelinelY,replied. :They leftl on ,Wed-
nsdaY for fliardniele, kant Preeri.
accompanied- by -the --best wisheir of
thr: Ashfield .: ;circuit.
, Mrs:. i,Brnefit,,. Gardner. and ',Mist
Myrtle Ritchie. *Red their • aunt,Mrs. Robt.. Henry,. of Belfast' on
MondayUri: HenrY...._ht4'
been .a-oufferei for soniejiirat•lrom
,
hakeinia• 'diseased condition of °the
bloodand-disease has reiehecl,:a
critleatic Stage, htele: hope being enter
taihee.lor her, recovery. Her san
Tene;41ie'ilattiplayed-in 'oe.Bank-:of
Montreal ' arrived
home -ten Monday.,. .• • •• •
-
Mr Sid Gardner of .1!s$ Albert,
wi*:•horne (era:the-week-en&
and Thomas :Banitnt*
lifultnuna-",',Creig•- of Donnybrook
and Mrs David Dow of :Toronto
• ens -on
Many AitenCTioniefen Tea •
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Reid : enter-
tained nhout, 'seventy of their, :friends
to * "trousseau 'tea" . 'en :Tuesday
afternake;:.and •evening, in 'honer' Of
the ' approaching Marriage :of their
'diegbeer; ,Evelyn. •The..' guests ,Were,
freceived in the'5itek4t.itein' by 'Mist
Eielyn,'t the. 'room, behg arranged;
with :pink peonies , and rotes: Pink
'and ,white • streamers were . fastened:
-itheve ..the •° table and attached to' the.
terners.' the ° wedding, cake'centred.
the table. The trousseau , and gifts
„ •
Were displayed by Mist OliVe Far-
rier, At the guests.lingered to chat,
"they. were Served.* :dainty, lunch. ;Of
•Sattadtviches and :cake by • mime Nor-
ma
:
Anderson and •FferY1' Gardner.
.Tee Was peered by,Meat. itiohL Phil-
lips, *unfitted:by Med. W. It. Farrier.
Zion regained the leadership in the
4Oftbalk 'greaP When they defeated
.
,Belfast On Wednesday.. angnt.' by
..1679score.: it was nteugh game for
lieliaitt to lose as it 'dislodged them,
from tat position.:,'' Aktie . Hackett
Oitehing • for Belfast; twirled a geed
ame, but was not given as 044
sup-
port as his :opponent, Jack Ritchie,.
wbo pitched his best game .Of the
iestitOn. • Zion still has two postponed
ames with Biekes to play to tent -
pieta the sCheiltile. 'Standing,' Of 'the
emits, to date.
Played Wen inei•
Zion
Belfast
Dungannon ..
Slakes
.750
.667
,3 .500
.000
•
RETURNING • ciii,TtELilt
, _ •
Henry Kerr, 'West Witiganasif far-
oier,, pleaded not: guilty before Mag-
istrate Reid, On Wednesday, to a
charge of stealing chattels fatM; the
property of Chas. McPhee. McPhee
had, foreclosed a mortgage on 'Xirr's
property, and Kerr,, it is 'alleged,
took' the chattels •belleving that they
were not coveted by the Mortgage.
Most of the chattelti valued at about
$80;"' have been returnee. A quantity
Of; wood valued at $20 and a litter.
carrier, • the remaining properties.
are to • be returned within a week;
Kerr offered to McPhee $20. for
the. Wood, but•••*se.,teld ,bY • the Crown
attorney to do his bargaining thrtr'
his eounhel. The came, was adiourtiee
,etil • next • Wednetday.- Ooderich
w
•
W -11 JOHNSTON, •
Of :Ezeter,,`A Native Of Ashfield and
Anther of the' Fonewhaii Poen'
CHB 'OLD °MAPLE TREE •,
" IN • THE VALLEY
(This; old -tree- stood - on the
Mafe-
king sideroad between lets 6 and 7,
.n concession 8, township of Ashfield,
divan Counti. It was cut devvii the
oast winter).
file 914 linaPle-tree in the .v.alle
A kingly ofd 'tree was: he, ,
in confident grace he ruled in his
place,
With quiet sint ea ntzly.
And now that he'sgone, we mourn
his sad fate, • .2.,
L'his •dearest of old, maple trees;
Who calmly; surveyed his fertile
. domain '
is he waves his bold arms ' in the
breeze. - •
NS `...7\--•••-"NC\--N..."
ceu eatre
WINGHAW .
.P01%, startfittv
1
Thursday, Friday, Raturday
_JUNE 28f2E-30
Robert Young
and Leila Hymn
Saturday'slf.1.1111007
Picture of the Flinitbail Field
lso
RAO). spv,ta
ygg, DOS WELL sxsiERs
a Two Reel Sketch
and PDX NEWS '
.• •
decades we've :known this lordly
old tree,
•ft rested beneath his-'fino 'shade,
Ire Measured his bole, ,admired his
great height, • •
.oft round his foot we belie.
•
played. . „ ,
low many are gone of the .'children
who played ••
in the vale round: the old maple tree
4ut those WbO. remain 'Odell the 'Old
, days
:Vhen, •We were so happy and. free.'
Are ,remnnilieied of .desik!
Th�long ago,
hfb''
TheAlIens
Me
. :dyrifint:sysi:7..,, and ,the:
Are gote, !oat winter's Qnoids • '
Trtayteits-• are; gone:. a Crossier'
are• °.teattered atvaY •
The-Tacisobetties..-toO;,have .left:theold -
Men's 'Ii-es.01;ina.WaY • iil‘te.a day.
Of the 'jOhnstons., then.
still. are a few ' .• • :
Who lovethe old friends Of a trah.
In the fair:a:Way land.theyLliope,4:,
The 'i.•oelndi-ws'ectiii: friendship of youth
Row '• soon we piss, On° like the Oh'
Maple Tree.
.And we are forgotten for aye
May the ones .Who succeed_d_o_a_intiCh_
Setter work
Thin We did in • mir little day..2.'
W 11 Johstoi,
Xi -tete -4, Ont ----May, . ,1934:
pitpkoN .3eiGtho comp!TitioN
- • .•
At the eighth , annual Livestock
Judging Competition in Seafotth on
Friday, in the senior classes, Alfred
Patterson was first .in heavy horse
judging;'' Hansen Taylor, , first and
John Patterson,. • second in sheep
:judging and in the Junior ' classes,
George., Allen *.ea first for swing
CjuodnniPili
ligttion:helt; seine afternoon-
Ifi the • ilonsehold Science Judging
in 'Seaforth, a Dungannon team
coached .by Miss ,•Margaret Durnin,
• .
"carried...'off ninny honors. In the •sen-
ior, classes, , Laurette ,Illecitire ;Won
a silVer relish dish, : placing"; first in
:the clothing , competition. In this
onnietitiOn for Juniors, Eileen "Tre-
leaven wen first, a silver.4natearoen-
tray. In ,the .house furnishing coin -
petition for, ,Junior, Ilit Maize .was
first, , whining a" silver cream ,and
sugar set and Catherine Reid iteeend
wont a $1.00 algid.
•_ .
As a result Of the standing Obtain-
ed; Laurette MeChireis one of the
four girls to ,represent the County at
the C. N. E.
Ripley and Ditrict
The W. M. S. M St. Andrew's 'Unit -
'ed Church are holding a stte:toheliy
tidal on the dutch lawn • on Wednes,:.
dei afternoon. •
. Miei • Marion .' Mobontild , cop. 12,
IS 'speeding, a few W�eks With, Mrs.
Kempton. . •
Clarks' United Church intend held-.
ing their annual garden Ott's?' on
Friday evening. • • • .
,•The Jraussean tea given etv• the
barn°, of Mrs, Vieo:. Pollack on Bit-
iirde), in "htintie of her daughter,.
Verna, .Whese marriage takes Ace
this...intinth; ,Was largely attended. •
Mts. Joseph Colling I5‘41titing wlth
her daughter, Mr. (1tOV„)`.0tirieti5,
lyleTevish of Pert 'Hopei Who te'CentlY
undetWeet.e throat OPetatiOtt at he
l4OChWOod..'°°011tileTeriniti1,.
The decoration ' •ervlee.
0. F. o.ieft heldI 'h
Gordon. Scott, • f
n c arge,
•
Last week Mr. Bennett, the Priine
Minister, announced e', Program of
'13tiblie Works t� the eitent•Of1.40..600,-
000. This in itself' is not sostartling
at the declaration that this will be
*paid' fa'. meney.',issued. by, the '
•
'Dominion Government without .
inter-
cst against the generalattetnot the
people: The liank, and file; of the coun-
try will Warmly endorse his policy..
Let. ns remember that this in inflation
-Pure and simple; T: -
have been advocating it for the . ,
two -Or three' iettrs: We will he
in-
terestad to see jiist ow ..it • works
. , .
out
It was gratifying :to see so •timityl •
of the young Men Out Thursday night
.to -hear Mr. Hannam's address "My
visit to Denmark". A verrinteresting-----,
ipeaker, he, gave a 'very yiylci__Avoird-
picture of his •stay with the Panes,
a trip' made possible through Winning
• Carnegie-seholarshiP.
• Is the effiee of Lieutenant-GoVer.-L
• or of Ontario to be abolished? Mr:
Hepburn . has pledged iii.nielf that. '
,11 unnecessary pomp, and splendour
ill be dispensedwith during his
•
, • ,
erin of 'office. His notion Will • com-
, . I
nend °itself to many. As long as. we
ave thousands with
.17i0Ine • `pticei.4- goveriniene relief "
ed thousands who . are 'working,. liv-
'eg ''heipv the • poverty line, we pan
-ell do Without fie,ine ofour costly •
frills.
'..BouNDARY.,WEST
.A !amber: Of ladies , from this
:tennienity.: attended iniseellineous
noWer given; it: the, home. Of •Mrs.. ,
'red Anderson ' in honor , of Mist
ALl
elyuteld,„._whose•-mairatiage-takes •
ate: the letter end Of this week.'
The bride -to --,e was. the recipient,
of many lieautiful and useful articles.
MiSa Myrtle jhonipOon, spent.
Sun-
day with Mist., Grace Webiten. •
• , .
We , cengtatulate Mist 'DoirothY
Irwzn and :Mitt • Isabel and, Miss'
Margifret., Nicholson on, their. success •
in beingprOMoted On their year'S.
Work in,'Iitieknow SehOOL
„ ,
The many friends i , Mrs:Robt
Button are Very phrry to hear, of her
illness and hOpe • like May . have , .•
Speedy ,recovery. • '
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Mr I Walter Thompson Spent
(lei,' 'with Mr, inCttra,,William statt,, ,
ley.- • ":. •
Mr
and -:Mrs, Howard Thompson Kinlongh, *visited ' With 'Me: and
Mrs., Dan NiChelsOn.'
Art: Did you heat; *bat Mee West
said to ' J� e Brewn When. ';ahe met
Win on the street?• "
Charlotte: NO, What?
• Ail: Hello, Joe.
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Mt, Dave TaYlor etennieted
the now cottage 110 was building '00
Bruce, Beach •fer,...1llii, 1VInnresce, The
Work on • Olt ' cottage, twO-ntOroy
hIgh, and totnishod withmanyern ,eoriVenienceti3Ovitt clone. to leSS
than twenty.
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