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aH URCH . NOTES
• Presbyterian Y. 'W. A.
(Intended for'last' week). -
The regular • monthly meeting of
-t e: Y. A.' was held at'l,the.=-honie
afMrs=Dr;'•Iittle, on May'25th, 'with'
'an attendance ; of 25.' Meeting opened,
with a Fhymn,;; the scripture' .reading
by the ,president, •Miss, MacDougall,
and the Lord's, prayer, in unison, fol-.
lowed-bythe;:reading.of-xnmutes
and, the roll call Mrs; Reve, MacDoi ;
aid gave the- Dibic :study and Miss
Roszella Mullin favored with a •solo.
The report of .the Presbyterial held
at Whitechurch on May 11''was. given
-the morning and afternoon session
by Mrs. Arehie,•Paterson and the ev-
ening session by ,Mrs. Cliff Aitchi-
son: A piano solo by Peggy MacDon-
aid .and a reading by Mrs. McCall
were also..enjoyed. After the singing
of another. hymn, Mrs-- Wm. Fisher
closed the•. meeting•.with praYer.,.
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'1'HU1 DA Ft JUNE 10TH; ' 1937
Of; the progiamat the regular meet- °• ,BELFA.,T
irig oi'` tie '17nited- =Church W.; M_ S
meeting•
on„Wednesda .. Miss Mal t...
• Y �• Mrs Melvin ' Hackett, of Paylchill is
lough read the scripture 'lesson; The
topic "Christ, .at 'Home in ,Canada”
was given, in. three '.parts by,, Mrs. R.
'Struthers,. Miss L. McLean; and Mrs.
E. N. Hodgins. -A Very'interesting re
port of the Presbyterial held, in.
Chesley 'was given, bY, Mrs. N, E.
Bushell. Mrs..Harold Treleaven sang
",Waiting -Some ,.One Waiting .. For.
You." Miss C Hamilton: gave. a read-
ing on the, missions
- r3' wozk done by health, tali es. to. m r 'v •_ ,
JackMiner i to in : biros'..: Mrs.' • cans, .il 1...,p a.4,
n �g g'� -Miss Jea rdo was s," •Sunda;
.¢Yibvs�-•:,:•fl tb i ' a ;ate^,u.w.Y "„�,.4Yi .rt Ui'1r
The devotional period was ,pre., ided Mr., and .Mrs., Will MacLean of
ver bthe reside rit rs. ,
o Y, ,p � , M..._ .., � , S ltford spent Sunday with: Mr, .and
athwell..
B. I�rs:. RoyAlton:
Mr. a d'
ran 'Stottcott,.
of
An
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, berley called on Mr. and Mrs; Will
Alton on Sunday
Twenty-six members of .Airs. , A
ton's• group enjoyed, a', lovely driye:to
a meeting at the. home of Mrs+ Grant
MccDiarmid. on Tuesday afternoon,
The minutes, of, last -meeting,"4 were
read .and ry adopted, .Plans 'were Made'
.for his rou to=serve .a.ten:cent. tea,
t 1' , P.
and', prograin the •:meetin .of ,•-the'
.., p g , i>IZ at g
association 'en June'. 23rd at • the
church. Mrs. .Dr.. Newton : favored
with an instrumental 'The' Last Hope'
Mrs:: Ewart Taylor.gave anr' interes-
tingr a• contest, lunch
'.Aftet
'reading.,
was ,served. The meeting ,closed' with
the National Anthem..'
phi Mission Band
Sun .,ne
• The regular meeting of: the Sun
shine, Mission Band was held' on ;Mon-:
day' ,wiith, 'an attendance of'•. twenty,..
The:meeting'opened• with, the' opening
exercises,` and hymn-: 4a5'.„._The .scrip-
ure,rea,ing, was en : 1 y
Taylor, followed.by; a short business
;period-tiWe 'decided to hold' -a picnic
•on • Wednesday': at,.the home' of Mrs.
Ewart. Taylor, at which all the :mere.,
bers' of the band were to -attend..The
offering'iwas taken ,up'and the offer-
tory response; repeated in , unison.. The
°Study Story" was, _ taken. • :by Mrs.
Taylor and the Meeting /closed with
the `'M''issiond'?Band•-hymn.•and prayer:
United C•
hurch W. M. S.'
Mrs.' C. Decker's, :group had .charge
'holidaying at '.his, Koine here. •
• Mrs. Bert Alton. and Frances spent
a few days last week visiting with
Mr. and Mrs...E. Wilkins of Paisley:
Mrs. 'Konneth MacKay and child-
ren of $aipleY visited on Thursday
last with Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Heel
kett. .
, We are g to
lad” see Mr. Paton- abl
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to be with use again and hope his
CREWE` `
Mr. and Mrs.`'Dunlo and•childre t:
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i' e Visited ` r::`' d Mrs4' 11
of'R.I?l y• ..rs_ M �, nn Mrs,4'
�l?etrie on; Sunday! " :•
• Mr, and ;Mrs Wilfred.Drennan and
children and: Mr. and. Mrs. James
'Dr e d With Mr and
ennan'sp nt•.Stin ay w M .,
Mrs. Wilfred Plunkett near 'Auburn..
A 'number. from here attended the
.funeral of the late Miss Jennie Maize
at 'Dungannon.,
'Miss '" Beatrice. 'Treleaven attended
the district annual.convention: of the
W. ' at,.,Auburn on Thursday,;
Mr. and Mrs. "Herb :''Stott ers arid
T tY aud- Axatcrtd--of` non.
spent Sunday evening with' Mr..and.
Mrs. '•Bert Treleaven.,
. Mrs., ape Day- of .Hamilton • is , spen.,
ding sometime with her mother, Mrs.,
Menary. •
1d r. and' Mrs. -.John` Kilpatrick ,and
children :renewed old acquaintances
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in this'' neighborhood on `Sunday.
Mrs.. Wm. Crozier, Clifford , and
•Frances, attended: 'the graduation ex
ercises' at Stratford "Hospital;, when,
.Miss ,Marjory Campbell, of „Donny,
Brooke was a graduate.
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Mr.. and Mrs.'.Hiram Moffat and
two sons, Keith and Donald of Union
e t Sunday ' with Mr..andMrs,
s n .Sia
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Richard. Johnston, L
Misses , Edith and; Lizzie Horton of
Leeburn°.. are • the guests' -of M. and
Mrs. Henry Horton ' I this week.
Mr. and • •Mrs.. J. D. }lesson. of
Stratford spent'Sunday at' the. -home
of Mr.: and, ,,Mrs ,. S.:J.' Kilpatrick. • ,
Miss, Irene Menary, is spending this
week with her grandparents, Mr. and
tael Cank.
Visitors at "the honie ''of Mr. and
:'Mrs. Thos. • Anderson' en Sunday were
Mrs. Harvey .ebb and two 'children
and , r.
'Lois Ruth, M. Lorne Webb .^of
St, Helens and,Miss• ,Blanche ,Mac-
Dougall"
ac-
Dou all" of Hol .rood.' . ,
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• Mr: and Mrs. Thos. Blake , visited.
on- Sunday with Seaforth friends.
Mr. '.and ,Mrs: Jno ; Blake and Ber-
nice 'spent Friday in 'Stratford.
Miss: Donalda••MacDonald is'' assist-
ing
ssist ing at' •'Mrs..Richard- Johnston's at
'present.. •
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Sixt wpleasure. ofdrivinga`.
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Ride Stabilizers . thepriceless sense of 'security :•
that comes the new. Unisteel Turret Top Body
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by Fisher, and ;Super -f iydraulic Brakes. Oldsmo-
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the priced. i'th• lowest•:.to set the, Cin value. ' '.
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Miss ..Jennie Pearlman.. of "Toronto,
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is holidaying at: her home here,' • '
• Mr. John 'Mc.. villin was a week-
end'. visitor with • riends in Toronto.
: Miss 'Marjory ' Henderson o f„ Strat-
ford is,spending week at'home here
Mrs Walter Jones .'Of :Quebec,' City.
is .visiting:'with friends in the village.
Mrs.. Harve ebater and: infant
M y ad
Hugh Cummg, , is confined .to his
home ' at `Blyth with ; an; attack •;•of
measles
s.. arth mi h' , Sarnia
,., M, _. t .. 4f .�S ...'nia is
visiting: ,her, Sister, Mrs.. John; 'Dar
row of. town.
ass Ara • lie..... meson. of the -Bell
Telephone' staff , at 'Stratford; is' .on.
twa+weeks' vacat on. '
Mr.`:Ma o
lc lin. ,atson• reliev ` �•_ :in
ed.
third room .the : st •of, , the week while:
Mrs, ; Mae.Callum was i11.
Misti :Jean. MacMillan „has. .r neared
school near 'Wroxeter', ' with:: duties
to commence in. September.
Mr. Douglas ,McDonald,' Knox .Col
lege: student, has successfully; passed
his fourth 'year .examinations." `.
i d'`=�` 'F Cs2E ...arcl. 1tIr0.
Stauffer, spent Sunday at, ' Bervie
with Mr.,::and l M s Lloyd Hildred.
The; Webster, picnic will be held, on
Saturday, June 19.th, at. the' Goderich
'SU/inneI: School camping --grounds ,--
' ' Mr -and Mrs. Garnet .Armstrong
of. Toronto,, were callers;. in townOn
Monday. enrouxe•, to Point Clark.
Mr. J. G. Anderson' 'received de-
livery , of a new :Oldsmobile • frons• .L:
M. MacKenzie, the first• of ' the •week.
Miss . Loreen • Naylor , who teaches,
at Molesworth, was • a week=end' visi-
tor' at the home` of 'Mr.• and Mrs. P.
M Johnston.
Mr, and Mrs.; A E. Reynolds of
Toronto, visited' ;'over, the ' week end'.
-with. -Mrs .Rr Struthe and -other rel "-
atives' 'he e P-
Mr. and Mrs: Jack ;:Cooney and:
daughter 'Sophia ' of Hanover, • Were-
. Sunday visitors with Mr:,and Mr§
Thomas 'Aitchison.,
Miss Audrey '."Henderson, • student
nurse, at',Walkerton Hospital;. is _, on
a holiday strip •'with friends to Prince
Edward • Island. `
The 'June meeting of .. the Women's
Institute' will beheld• at the -home of
Mrs. W. V, Johnston. ; Friday, ,June
11th, at. ,2.80• 'o'clock.
Miss Edith ;Cartwright, Reg.N., ,
and Mr.: Wilfred 'Thompson' of Galt;
f . . and
were week-&nd guests .o Mr;
Mrs. L.
C Thompson
Miss Vera Sherriff°'of;the Dorches-
• ter:.Public School staff;;; has been re--
engaged for; . next term and. receives
an increase, of'. $100. :in salary; P:
Mrs.; 'Edith • Stauffer, : formerly • of
Lacknow twenty-four; years ago, and
now of Roblin, • Man., spent the past:
meek' with' Mr and Mrs: Frank , Cole
•Mr : ant Ml's. ": John '"MacRae`' he
being' a' nephew of the late • Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph `;Grenache, formerly of,
Lucknow, were. , callers in town last
week
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Frank `MacK,e.l'izie; a Prospective
new member of the Pipe • Band, .Dur.
Chased a set. of . pipes from one . of
pipers, i ers S - t rda
the .• Kitchener. ..on &, u y
evening.
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Mr. 'and :' Mrs. ' Glen::Campbell and;
Miss • Lila • Irwin and'- Mr. John Irwin,
visited their brother,',.Mr• Frank• Ir-;
'win and Mrs, 'Irwin at Sarnia ' last
Wednesday,
'Mr.: and Mrs. F. IL - Graham and:
two daughters Loreen ;and Vilda, alsa
Miss Alberta Inglis of -=.•Walkerton
visited .in Sunday with .Mr; and Mrs.
Archie Paterson.
• ames Dean,and
:' Mr, and Mrs. ,. J .. _
Margaret' and Billyl of Ingersoll, vis-'
sited -.Sunday with their uncle, . Mr.
,James,Webster; who has been quite
for.'the last few 'weeks
Sweepstake' Winner
'Miss Florence Scott 'of •Peterbor-
oiigh, and a niece. of Mrs: John But-
ton or
ut-tonof Lucknow, held a 'winning -tick-
et on the Irish; Sweepstakes and Won
• $2,300. • •
When, "'Bert Ward`: attended(( the
L.' O. L. `Grand' Lodge meeting • last,
week . in Owen Sound. was his first
holiday in nineteen years, ' during,
which time he 'has been a, faithful
village employee.
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Reeve W. B:. Anderson is.attending.
County ; Council which meets. this
week at • Port' Elgin. He was accom-
panied by Mics Anderson rand ;:..the
-.children--who;, have-° taken 'a cottage,
'at the Beach' for the week.:,,'
. Miss Roberta •Miriam.. `Johnston,
daughter of • Mr and Mrs.`Robert
Johnston of. Goderich; - was'; one 'of'
thirty-eight graduates of "':Alma Col,.
lege.; St. Thomas, to receive:.their' dip-
lomas' at ' iripressive exercises,' oh
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Miss MayHamilton ,of 'Trowbridge
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is "visiting 'with Rev. and Mrs. J H.
Geoghegan,' having: • accompanied
Mrs, :.' George 'Hamilton • and son
George of Listowel and Mr; ,'Ed
Hamilton 'and :'i• Miss . Margaret -Ham
f
ilton' Trowbridge; who were Week-
end'
este.
. Mr.. W. E. Treleaven has : been crn
fined to• bed, with injuries to the -lig.
aments of his legs. Mr.; Treleaven
'Was standing nearby: ' where one of,
h' prize grazing. is p ze rse s Je ys was g g. when
the tethered . animal tightened the
.rope,: -which ' caught. Mr. .Treleaven,
and threw• him. to the ground
...Mr. John T. Carter, deputy -mas-
ter . 6f,. pLucknow''L 0.•L., attended.
the _Gra nd-Lodge rneeting.�last Tue:
day and Wednesday •a Owen Sound,
when he visited' with his sister, Mrs.
Jones. ;Her young daughtet 'Maggie
Jones, who made her, .home here
with • Mr.. and Mrs. Carter for a time
a couple of.years'ago, was 'Confined
to bed at the tine': with. a dislocated
I ' shoulder, which she suffered in a
fall the 'Saturday previous. •
KINLOHGH
Messrs. Isaae Pinnell and : Wnt
Haldenby�-attended' • the ';Grana: Lodge"
at Owen '• Sbuniron Thursday.
Mrs. M. Johnston of Listowel spent
a few days at the home; of her par.'
ents, Mr. and. Mrs. H. Graham.
Mr.•
and>. Mrs:. Bert McLean Mr
and Mrs. ,Wm. Jackson and 'Edna mo
tored to Detroit :tin Friday.
Mr.and'`Mr -r Boyleh
s� Ka i spent the
'Week -end with: friends in London.
Mr.'. and: 'Mra: ..Gordon
s. .G don '
a 'little •'` daughter of. Bervie. spent
ry•a.
Su ted with le "or
y re. Mrs: B. S ss
Mr. and :• Mrs: Jas.: Hodgins' Mr. •
Mrs."' 'Tam "
and: Mr:;Hodginsand,, ainnly,
spent Sunday with Kincardine: friends :.
Mr. and ' Mrs. ,'.Win. `-'Brewer: and
family, were Sunday visitors at How= F '
ard' Haldenby'•s.
Mr.and .Mrs, l! . H:. Haldenb ' : of ' . •
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Westford quietlcelebrated -their fif-
tieth tieth wedding anniversary last ,week.
• Miss Ma MacLean is s endiri
rY spending
a`.few weeks at her;' home here.°
The regular, meeting of the H. W.
I; was held "at the home of Mrs. Levi
�i,..Eckenswiller on Thursday last The
vice-president, Mrs. Fred Thompson
presided. • After •: the :usual opening
exercises and business, the, motto Be•
delicate in correcting 'others" was' '
given' by Mrs. • Jas. Hodgins. ` Mrs. •
Wm: ••Haldenby read' 'tt the current ev-
ents and; Mrs. 'Aylmer Ackert gave a
talk on Peace. Lunch was served by
the hostess and ' committee in charge.
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