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THUR'S.PAY, MARCH 27th, 195'4
' :PURPLE GROVE : .
Mr, ..a 04 Mrs.: Kenneth Barnes
and: Rosemary visited with Mr.
Harvey . Th9r pSOn Friday even-
ing. +
miss Winnifred. McFarlane was.
presented with a .gift by her girl
friends..be_fore leaving tp 401:
Twice . her duties in Wingharn
Hospital.' .
Mr. Edbert Bushel 's getting
ready for th'e spring seeding; He
has purchased a new Hassey -Har-
ris tractor from Mr. Elton Mc.
Lelland of Hervie;. •
Mr. and Mrs . Harold Banner-
man .of ,Kinloss visited °wvith the:
:.latterts parents -on -:.Sunday -- '' `
Mrs. Frank Boyle . is not. as
well as° pervmany friends Would
alike tosee her. '-
Mr,
Mr, and Mrs., Burton Collins,
Mary Lou and Johnnie visited at
•Mr: Young's of 1.Kingarf recently.
The Purple Grave Farm Forum
#net at •the .home of Mr.. Calvin
Robertson last Monday night with
Mr. 'and Mrs. Barnes as. hostesses
apl . nearly: all the members' of
the. Forum' present.. The subject`
for discussion; ``;Are' hunger and
Poverty the real causes of war?",
proved - a very. interesting .topic
and'brought about quite a lengthy
discussion l`. was pointed out by
one group that the exploitation
of hungry. people Eby .leaders: with'
ulterior motives...can often cause
war and in countries where. there
..i starvation and ' misery 'those_
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countries are nearly away.? 'seeth-
ing iWith revolt. It was the opin
ion' of others that the lack of
education was often...the cause of
war arid that ignorance and ill-
iteracy' was quite a contributing
factor in. the .spread of: Comn un -
ism. Others were of the opinion.
that if ' the .standards: -Of Irving
were raised In many of those
countries it would also help. Mrs.
Clark 'Needham... was in charge of
therecreational period which'was
cond eted in a very humorous
way and was. 'enjoyed by all.'
Women's Association, G' roup'.1
Group °;1'• of the W,A. was 'held`
Wednesday afternoon: at the home
John I ilpatrick.. !'he
scripture lesson was read by-lVlrs:..
'Bill: Htfli phrey., The' .sick` Ecom-
mittee report was given, by Mrs.
Root.. Rae.. Miss Bernadean . Alton
read a, note of .thanks from Mrs.
Harvey Treleaven and Mrs. Mel'
.Greer for:. the ladies` so ,kindly
,remembering , them `while they
weresiek. Ro11 call was' answered
by. handingin a gift of clothing
for the children of Korea' with
26 ladies present. Mrs. 41ex'.1VIc
Nay. gave a reading. Mrs, James
Webster gave' a reading on "St..
Patrick". 'Mrs. Grant, lViacDiarmid
led. in a .singsong• of Irish songs.
'The Meeting•closed with the iniz:
Ipah benediction. after which
lunch whic
'as served by the' Corr'
mittee•'in charge'and. a'social time
'enjoyed.'
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KINLOUGH. .
M.areh Bride H
onorecl
On Tuesday evening 'Westfield,
School was the ;setting for a hap-
py gathering when 'friends and
neighbors' met at'a miscellaneous
shower in honor ;of Miss Mildred.
Stewart, bride -elect -,----The class-
room . was tastefully decorated
with Easter colors, Miss ;Olive
Thompson was ' in the: chair,. The
bride • was, ushered to her place
of .honor -to. the• .strains of the
wedding march played ,by Miss
Edna Boyle. The following'• proms
gram' was given: reading, Mrs..
John. $parr;
piano., ..,instrurrientalt
Miss Doris 'Bonnett;contest, .Miss
rlr. a 'ercy; reading, Mrs Terry
Hodgins,; :;violin J selections,.'' -Mr.
•Robert Bonnett; contest, ` Miss'
Helen Schumacher. The ticket
was drawn on a beautiful " tatted
doily 'remade by .Miss Helen.Schu
coacher to aid their school on a
motor • tripin ' May. Mrs. Mac,
Thompson, held the lucky' ticket.
Reading, .Miss .Gertie Wraith;
solo, Sandra .Percy; contest,. Mrs..
Midford ' Wall,; solo, Mrs. Harold
Hald.enby; reading, Miss .:May
Boyle;. piano'. instrumental, Miss
Edna .Boyle An address in verse.
was read., by 'Mrs !Ar-�G-r-ah-a-r;-
e cpressing the good' wishes of 'all `.
present and made 'the. pres'enta-
tiox of many beautiful and'useful
gifts. Those assisting. in opening
tthe gifts'. were Misses Joyce and
Lois`;fia1derniby,. Helen S hunmach-:
et . and Joan Lamont. ' Mrs. . Tom
Hodgins gave the closing remarks
and a bountiful lunch was: served.
Everyone' was , ha•ppy;:to .'join,.in,
..such a .joyous occassion ,and ;con - •
gr:atulations• are • extended to'Mil-
dred • and.:Ronald. ,
,Mr. .and . Mrs... Malcolm Lane: '
visited recently in Port `Elgin
with Mr. and Mrs,' Everett 'Lane.
The A.Y.P.A.and'' 'Fellowship:
Group: met :at' the church • on
'Monday ' evening, March l7th for.
•an Irish, social and had as :their.
guests the , Presbytdrian' Young
People. Mr. 1Vfidford Wall :presid
ed ,The „hyrnn. "Youth of the
_w orl&arise'=- and the..L'ord's pray-.
er .in 'unison .opened the meeting.
Helen Nicholson read a 'psalm.:
The • ;president iweicorn:ed . ' the'
guests and the : secretary read the
niin rtes of -the -previous r eeti ig,
A donation .was' made to • Huron
"College-' Fund. Ellwood Hodgiris
took . up the collection. The hymn.
"Blest.be the tie that binds" and,,
prayer closed the devotionalpart
of the: meeting Rev.; H E. Janke
conducted A lively sing:.' song;
arid the convener, Mrs. Roy Gra
ham,' took 'charge:iMyth-day-
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groups 'and matching shamrocks
were . use(rfo obtaining partners; •' 7
Everyone bad fun composing lim•
.ericks and Trish ;contests. Vocal'
duets were given by Erlma Percy
and Florence MacDonald, also by.
:Sand -r -a -ere -y -'and Helen; Need-
ham; • violin music by Bob Mein-.,
i ess; Contests, Mrs. Roy -Graham
and .. Helen Nicholson readings,
He-ler% Sch'umanheri-and- hors -Ha -1
denby.. The next' will be the. East
er: niedting at the home • of -Mr.
arid' Mrs. Midford Wall on Thurs-
day, March 27th: Committee, Rev.
H. E. Janke, Mrs: 'Harold Halden-
:by and Miss Lois Haldenby. •Miss
Nancy ,Needham gave the clos-
ing .remarks. Refreshments, were
• served, and .ra social hour enjoyed.
The next meeting of the H.W:I:,'
will beheld. on Thursday, April
3rd at the home ,of Mrs. P A
Murray • (an evening"' meeting).
;'Zoll call, Payment of fees- and
plant exchange; convener, Mrs.
Jim Smith; assistant, Mrs, Lorne
Eadie; report. of standing com=
mittees; 'topic, Agriculture; mot-
to, 'Freedom of farmers as• com-
pared tocity cousins; lunch,.. Mrs..
. R `Elliott (s), Mrs. E. -Ackert (s),
1Vlrs.: Frank• Thompson (c); Mrs'
Jim Smit ..rc):.
Mt. and Mrs. , M..7olaristone of
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Listowel • were'. recent visitors
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with her ' parents, Mr. iand 14rs.
t A, Graham,
Mrs.'Wii'i. Wall aiiil lVlxss ;Helene
Schur acher 'spent the week -end
in London.. with Mr, and Mrs. Al-,
lan Fall. .
. Mr. and Mrs, Midford Wallawvrll
.entertain, the . . P,A.. and• Fel
lowship Group at theirhome on
Thursday (tonight), March. 27th..
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Haldenliy
were guests Saturday at the Stan
.ley -Stewart wedding at Kinloss.
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Mr.- Calvin'Rgbertsoin, Mr.
and
Mrs. Kenrietli- Earfies . and Ro$e.,
Marie visited Saturday ''evening
with Mr., and 'Mrs, Bert Nichol-
son and family. Y.
Mr. and .Mrs ' F nt MoCiie, Mr.
Ben McCue and daughter' Karen,
Kincardine, Mr: and XVirs. Jas
Hodgins visited on 5iunday with'':
Mr. and ''Mrs. `Torii: Hodgins.
Mir. Hugh Becking of Shilling-
ton spent a few days with Marr:
and Mrs: lyildenhy.,
,Willie Sutton Talks
Ir `ail e`xelifsive arit7 rvie v; Wil'
lie Sutton tells the amazing story
df his life and career' as 'Amer-
ica's , No. 1 'banks rblaber: Bead
',Willie 'Sutton „Talks". It's ane of ,
.many .absorbin.g.:.S,eatures ui-.-t:his-- ..,---
auziciay's (March 3O) issuer of
The American Weekly, exclus-
ively with' Detroit Sunday ,'Times.
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miss Sunday's Detroit Troyes. .
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