HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Lucknow Sentinel, 1958-08-27, Page 10• ON
(August 19th)
Mrs. Robt, Sn}yth and. three
• children . sof, Toronto, 'are visiting
their, aunt ' Bessie and uncle
Brown , Smyth
Visitors recently with, Mr. and
,Mrs. Janes Wilson, were her sis-
,ter, ' Mrs Myles Larkin, • husband
and . children ,Ann, and IR,obin . of
Plattsburg, N. Y.; Also Mr. Bill
Haysomiof Goderich, a friend of
Murray's., •
Mrs,, Alma Fines and 4anghter
- uzanne -of Toronto spe t.:.the.
week -end with the Blake' Bros.
THE' LUCKWOW . •'SENTINEL, Lueamow, ONTARIQ
Mr. and. Mrs. Cecil Hake and
family and, Mrs. S. ,J. Kilpatrick
visited 'Mr.. and l¥lrs. Fred . And
erson, 'London, on Sunday.,
Mr, and .Mrs: Jack Eedy 'and
children are visiting. the parent-
al home since. •Jack has finished.
marking papers in Toronto,
Mrs. L. F. Stingel and: son: An-
gus retu``rned fro;n, a , 'pleasant.
visit with, th her daughters, Mrs.
,Lionel •1 Langevin near Qiiebec
City and Mrs. John . Fennell bf.
Bradford; Qht.. •
The United, ' Church WMS. are
sponsors. of' the Sunday service
. in ,, the church, August 24th at.
OBITUARY
JAMES' At.BERT CARTER
There •. passed away in West-
minster Hospital, London,: on
Tuesday, August 12th,• J ames'A1
bert Carter of Clintont, veteran of
toe First World War,. 1e was in
his 7'nd Year,
Be. was born , in Goderich
Township on May .31, 1887, to
the late James Carter and Eliza-
beth Vincent: Although, he ' spent:
•
p.m with: a special speaker, and
-visitors contributing, other num:-
tiers
fln'tiers for the Program--.7-
most
rogram -.
most ,of' his life to Clinton, he;
lived, for 'some .time in GQderich'
and also Lucknow where he ytas
knownto many.
* ' On April .7,1919 he anarried
the former Emily Fox, of War-
wickshire, England,
.Surviving . are three daughters:
(Millicent) Mrs, Ernest Carter,'
Lucknow (Aileen) Mrs., Peter
Carter, HolyroQd (Dorothy) Mrs.
Michael Willie, WingliaraN three;
sons: George pf 'Win;gh,am;; Wil-
•liam. of Spartansburg,. Pennsyl-
vania and Lionel. of Phoenix,
Arizona.; , and thirty.. grandchild-
-
•
WEDNESDAY, AUGUST :.27, 1958
• Also, surviving are three sis
ters; (Maude) 'Mrs: Mehin Mar-
tin, Goderich; '(Susan) Mrs. Wil-
liam Bolton,. Goderich and Miss
Sarah Carter, -Clinton.. •
He was predeceased .by two
brothers and one sister., •
The funeral was held from the..
Beattie Funeral. Home, Clinton,
on Friday, August 15th' at 2.:30 .
p.m. Interment was made in Clin-
ton, 'Ceaneter`y,; with :the, Rev, D.
J. Lane officiating, The'iiallbear-
ers were E. E. 'Gibson, Clarence
,Perdue, Bruce ,.Nicholson, Ross
Habkirk, Roy Habkirk ,;and How-
. ard. eSnellr
tj
Gracious It ' What next? A 'body. cat. hardrf keep up
with things these day's.' .What with dogs spinning
around in the sky and ;all. And now all this excitement
about changing over your `Victory Bonds. I was.sorry
• know. But when
to �se� mine go. Had it �so long you
Offer applies only to --wartime' Victory. Boncds.`
FOR a $�00
EXAMPLE: 8th series `Victory .Bond` exchanged
'
for a $500 Conversion Bond. paying 4%%h will give you $8.15
in cash: immediately., The higher interest will .yield $22.50 per
year instead of the ;present $15. See your investment dealer,
stotkbrtiker, bank, -•t titst or loan company today.
the young man at the bank explained 't
bonds paid more :interest. Well! I know a good ,thing
he ave me
I. .• � � . a nice ca$�
when r see.: it.
• And besides •
adjustment—which I straightaway spent .on a new
bonnet. Like it?
at t
ese-riew
Convert your . 3 7 _ Victory Boods.
�p. toh %`
�a��rn � �� 4 /Z on the new
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