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D. H. McINNES
Chiropra. tor
Tear° Th eapist
Masse r
of Clinton, will vis t I nsall Com-
mercial Hotel' on or ay, Wednes-
day and Friday of ch week from
10 a.m. to 2 pan. ounty and town
calls attended to.
A gooa secona hand piano for
sale, cheap. Apply to Radio Elec-
tric Shop, 'Jensen. 10-10-2tc
HENSALL
Miss Amy Laramie, or Toronto, is
visiting at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. John Passmore ..spent
Sunday visiting friends and relatives
in Exeter.
Mr. Jas. Simpson has purchased
the fine brick residence of Mr. Abra-
ham Bolton on south Richmond St.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Palmer, or
Windsor, are spending a few clays at
• the home of Mr. and Mrs. T. Palm-
, •
er.
The services in the Carmel Pres-
by trian Church were largely at-
tended with Rev. Mr. McIllroy in
his own pulpit.
The many friends or Mr. D. W.
Foss are pleased to hear that he ,is
recovering nicely trains a severe- Oa -
tack of erysipelas. '
No school was held Thursday or
Friday of last week ,in the public
d_ -Laid. continuation schools as 'the
Aefichers were attending the Teach -
Convention in Exeter.
• Services in the 'United church were
largely attended on Sunday last. Rev
Beat, of Goderich conducting the
services both morning and evening
.and also rendered two very fine so-
los.
Miss Annie Consitt, ef Hensel',
was elected president of the West
'Huron Teachers' Association at the
Convention which was held at Exe-
ter Thursday and. Friday' et -last
week.
Mrs. Donald Grassick, who recent-
ly sold her residence to Mr. Harry
Harmon is holding an auction sale
of her household effects on Satur-
day afternoon.
An. oyster supper and concert was
put on under the auspices of -the
anembers of the Carmel Presbyterian
church on Monday evening in the
Carmel Presbyterian church, From
six to eight o'clock supper was serv-
ed in the basetnent of the church af-
ter which a concert was lint en in
the auditorium. The entertainers of
the evening were: Mr. Willie Bell,
Scotch comedian and Mia Kathleen
England, soloist. and reader, of. Lan-
don.
-The Young People .of the United'
clutrch held their meeting on
day evening with a good attention*
The meeting was. opened by Singe
ing hymn 87, after which Res. H.
Sinclair led in pier. Rev; •Mee
Holmes, returned Miesionary front.
Japan was present and gave a very
interesting addrese Ion "Japan." A.
hymn was then su:ig atter which
211Sses Grace Brock and Gladys Pass-,
41Piore gave a piitno diet. The meets.
ing closed by thinginof hYttin
92 after which Mr. Sinetairled in
prayer. ,
ELTMVILLE
Three thousand dollars in Ford
parts 'due trained. Fordmechanics
assures you of genuine Ford ser-
vice at tbe Ford garage. Sandy El-
liot, We stock Ford parts,
all •models..1912 to 1929;
Air. and sMrs. Lloyd „Johns and
baby visited relat:ves in St. Marytt
,ever the week -end.
Mr. and Mrs, Eruce Cooper and
l'antily were trisitor.5 at Mr. Thos.
TIodgert's near Seatorth on Sunda:,
last,
hey. Dr. Russel, returned Mission.,
.ary frorli Itdia, preaelied at the
morning tatitte in this church last
Sunday arid: also gave an address, in
the SlInda5, Selma: in the afternoon
Ile ltas Eladiet VI years in India and
certainly Vas listened to with much
interest,
Miss Bessie Bell, of London, was
nom over the week -end.
Mr. ancl. Mrs. Ernie Fostor, of
Granton, visited at Mr, Jas, Hey -
wood's on Sunday,
Mrs. Frank Davis spent a week at
her brothees•Mr. C. Pym's north of
Thames Road, recently.
Master Billie Ford, son of Mr. F.
Ford, who has been m with pneu-
monia for over u week is very much
improved.
Master Harold and Miss Jean
Davis visited at Mi'. Alvin Pyries
few days last week.
Miss Leola Hern and Miss Hume/
ot Goderich, who attended the
Teaebers' Convention an Exeter last
week also visited relatives in this
vicinity.
Mr. and Mrs. Jplin Francis, of
London, are visiting at .Mr. Wesley
Johns' this week.
Mr. 'Richard J,ohns is having the
hydro installed.
Much sympathy is felt for Mrs.
Wm. Clarke in the :sudden death of
her sister, Mrs, J. Hind, in Exeter
last week.
• Mr. and Mrs. Alden Jones, of Lon-
don, spent the week -end at the home
of Mr. Harry Johns.
' Mrs. Thos. Bell and soli Welling-
ton returned on Sunday from a
motor trip through the States to
the Coast also into Canada. They
have beep. away about ten weeks and
had a wonderful tabs. Mrs. Bell
has three brothers and a brother-in-
law in the 'West whom they visited
enroute.
Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Johns, Howard
and Mary,- Mr. and Mrs. John Fran-
cis were in Goderich last Friday at-
tending the athletic meet. Howard
came third in the junior broad jump
five High' Schools competing.
ZURICH FOWL SUPPER.
Don't forget the date of the- big
Fowl Supper by the Evangelical Lu-
theran Church, Zurich, on Thursday,
October 24th. Supper served from
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5 to 9 o'clock. David Litwiller and
Company, the 'famous entertainers
of New Dundee, Ont. are. going to
entertain with duetts, humorous
songs, plays, readings, musical sel-
ections galore. There'll be plenty
of entertainment and music from
the Zurich Jubilee Band. We're ex-
pecting you all there, better come
prepared to. oat and laugh as you
have never laughed before. So -long
.3ee you there.
GREENWAY
iOncr, again Greenway has been
successful in raising fine babies. We
Congratulate Miss Doris McLinchey,
Ray Turner and Miss Audrey Hart -
ton on being prize babies at Park-
hill fair.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Patterson, of
Grand Bend, Mrs. Beck with Mrs.
Campbell and Mrs. Wilcox, 'or
Mich. and Miss Mae Wilson enjoyed
a motor trip to altddlemiss last
Thursday.
Mr.• Ernest Luther is recovering
from his recent illness.
The members of Grace Churrih had
.bee last week and remodelled their
shed in preparation for their Har-
-vest Home Supper on October 30th.
The :Anniversary' services In the
United Church on Sunday proved to
be a grand success ill every way.
Ideal weather, hu•ge congregations,
splendid sermons by Rev. G. Watts
of .Strathroy, attractive decorations
and good music well rendered by the
choir matte a pleasing coMbination,
that prepared the way for the ann-
ual fowl slipper anti poimert on Wed.
evening.
We regret to report that Howard
'Mee has suffered a relapse and hes
been very. 111, with a trained nurse
n •attendance. Added to this great
anxiety Mrs. Isaac has blood poison-
ing and Mr. Isaac n felon. It Would
sitrely prove the adage,"that trouble
never comes alone". The whole com-
munity joins in wishing them a
speedy receVery.
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Vices at Cavell Presbyterian church
Exeier, on Sunday last.
atiss Nettle4IcTaggart, of IC:toter,
is spending a few days with friends
ou the hountlary.
LUMLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Aerslake
attended the funeral of the latter's
'Cousin the late Ihr's. John Hind, of
teeter,
adr. J. M, Glenn returned froin
spending a few days with friends at
Alma. , •
Mr. and Mrs. „Stewart Sf MeCaiteeti
and attended anitiVersary ser-
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.EXETER '13.1VIES-ADVOCATE
'XIIIIRSDAY, OCTOBER 4.7111, 1929.
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o- ice X-lartleib Block, Dasb-
weod, irs bre day daye of week and
at Ofti. over the post Otticek
Zuriele, last three .days Qt week,
Mrs. Finhbeiner and "Cathern
have returned after a pleasant visit
With her daughter in S,,nrnia.
Miss A. Broadfoot. of Guelph, is
Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. J. Schroe-
der.
Miss G. McDowell. et Blyth, -call-
ea on Dr. and Arr. Taylor on Thurs-
day last,
Mr. and Mrs. Melville Guenther,
'of Windsor, spent a few days with
the fernier's painte Mr. and. Mrs.
Chas, Guenther.
Quite a number from here attend-
edeei;.t17 Fowl Supper Crediton last
w
Mr. and Mrs. D. Pfaff, of Sarnia,
were 'Sunday visitors with friends in
town.
Mr. Harry Hartlelb, of London,
Is visiting with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Becker spent the
week -end In Niagara Falls.
Mr. D. MacNaughton. ot Bayfield,
and Par. J. W. Porter. of Lucknow,
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, J.
C. Reid.
Miss S. E. Reid, Bayfield, is
spending a week with her cousin
Miss L. Mae Reid.
Fowl Supper
The readers of the Exeter Times:
Advocate are invited to come to
Dashwood's annual Fowl Supper
feast. •The best yet to • be held
the shed .of the Evangelical church
on Wednesday, October 23, Supper
to be served from 5 to 3.30 p.ni.
Those who have heretoforeseaten at
e Fowl Supper of Dashwood Evan-
gelical church know of the dietistic
skill of Evangelicals in this quiet
village. Come prepejeed with a nor-
mal appetite andief, keen digestion,
then give heecl, to wisdoms state-
ment; Proverb% 23: 1-2 "When thou
sittest to eat With a ruler, consider
diligently what is before thee; and
put a knife to thy throat, if thou
be a man given to appetite." The
program put on by local talent will
consist of a play "Dentist's Den, la-
dies' quartette, men's chorus, instru-
mental numbers by members of the
band. The Dashwood Brass Band
will render splendid music on this
festal evening. Three quilts one of
which is a fancy named quilt will be
sold by auction at the supper. Ad-
mission adults 15c. children -1.2 yrs.
and under 40c. Joseph Wildfong 15
Chairman of Committee.
.Sietving, Chyle
The Busy Annas."Seleing eCircle,
held • their annua4--bue4ness -Meetings.
at the home of Miss Verna Birk,
townline, east on Wednesday evening
October the 9t1i. As each group of
ladies arrived they made good use
of their time by applying themselves
to the art of needlecraft until all.
the members were present. The
president, then called the meeting to
order and the election of officers
took place which resulted as follows:
Pres., Mrs. A. Ea Oestricher; Vice-
pres., Emma Anderson; Sec-Treas.,
Selma Rader. Tickets' were num-
bered and passed around to decide
where each meeting would bo held.
Three new members were initiated
into the intricacies of the society.
After the ;initiation the ladies re-
sumed their sewing for about an
hour then indulged In a' game of
progressive Lost Heir. The hostess
served a very dainty and appetizing
lunch and a social- time was spent
by all. The meetingthen adjourned
until October the Oth when the
Circle will meet at the home Of Mrs,
R. H. Taylor. ,
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OBITUARY.
Mary (Weber) •Millers was born
June 9, 1351 In Daehwood, Stephen
Township, Huron County,' .Ontario
and died on October 14, 1929, aged
78 years, 4 months and 5 days. In
'her teen age she was converted to
God and joined the Evangelical
church of which site was a faithful
member until her demise. Having
been a.n energetic widowed mother
of nine children for many years her
integrity and untiring mother -love
strove to direct her dear children to
Christ and enlistment in active seta
Vice. May her selfsacrificing chris-
tian heroism not only linger in Mem-
ory, but be a constant urge to her
Children and friends, to live the
Christ -life, On Saturday, October
12, 1929 she was overtaken with a
paralytic stroke, retaining conscious-
ness and speech for a few hours,
then passed into an unconscious
State until her spirit was released
from earthly cares, "saved by glace
on Monday, October 14, 1929. De-
ceased leaves behind six sons: Max,
of Vancouver B.C.; Jack, of Saskat-
chewan; Louis, of 'Winnipeg; Wes-
ley, of Alberta; Solomon and Her-
bert, of London Ont and three dau-
ghters: (Mar') Mrs. S. Wittier;
(TerieSa) Mrs. .G. W. Shore, of Wood-
bridge and Matilda, of Toronto; el-
se one brother Jacob and five sisters
'Mrs. Louis Pfeffer, of Listowel; Mrs.
Vtrtn, Batten, of Zifiridt; Mrs. John
Voelkee; of Elkton, salich; Mrs. D.
Suerus and Mrs. Itevelle, of Grand
Bend; 24 grand..children and many
triends. Funeral tervide was eon,-
duptea on Wednesday afternoon .at
two o'eloeit ather late borne ift
ItiaShIP,Ood. A Mentorial 801,10 Was
held in the Evatigelical church with
vititertacht et the E±eter cemetery.
cnEDITON
Mr, 3D1104 Herd:man, u Elimrille,
spent .SItittiey With his 00uSins Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Metz.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilson Anderson are
visiting with the fornter'S sister
Mrs. 111. G. Graham in London.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis spent
Sunday with the former's brother
Mr. Dalton 'Awls near idrinsley.
Mrs. J. E. TruetnUer, of Chesley,
spent the week -end with Mr. :and
Mrs, Wm, B. Geiser and family.
Rev. Otto Brown, ot Owendale,
Mich., occupied the pulpit last Sun-
day morning in .tne Evangelical
church,
Miss Lulu Morlock and friend
Miss Phyllis Duckworth, of Windsor,
anent the week -end at the fernier's.
home here:
Mr. Carl J. Morlock, B.A., of the
London Medical School and Miss E.
Morlock, of Western Uniyersity were
home for the week-enda •
Mr. T. H. Yull ,and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank .Scheicling, all of Loudon,
spent the week -end with the latter's
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Motz.
Mrs. Muriel Drummond and her
daughter Miss Ruth, of Ailsa Craig,
spent the latter part of last week
with Mrs. Chris. Hoffman and fam-
ily.
ilear. and Mrs. Dann, of Chesley,
spent the week -end with Mr. and
Mrs. G. la, Brown, who celebrated
their .diamond wedding on Saturday
last.
Mr, Conrad Trueumer, Mr. and
Mrs. Will Truemner, et Zurich, vis-
ited 1Vfi's. Aaron Wein's and with
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Heist on Sun-
day.
The Zion Orchestra through their
leader W. Sippell, thanks the
kind friends ,of Shipka, for their
courteous reception while furnishing
the program at their Fowl Supper.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Sitter, Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Finkbeiner, Mrs. Chas.
ICoeltaow, of Detroit; Mrs. Asa
Heist, Howard, Kathleen and Leo
Heist, .of Pelham, attended the big
fowl supper last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kerr pleasant-
ly entertained their staff of men
with a goose supper on Friday ev-
ening last. The latter part of the
evening was spent in games and
amusements. All report a good
time.
Special temperance campaign ser-
vice next Sunday evening at the
Evaugelical church. The pastor wilt
deliver, a seamen on Prohibition and
the condition of affairs today with
sayings from the late Dr. Peck of
.the Prohibition Union. Special
music to accompany these services.
The public ie cordially invited.
The Ladies; :Aid held their regu-
lar monthly eneeting in the United
church 'Sunday School roans on
Wedneaday, Oetober 9th. • The Vice-
,peesiasent,..Mrse J.,Woodall had.
charge of the meeting.. Mrs. James
Mawhinney read the Scripture and
Mrs. I. Hill led in prayer. After
the general .routine' of business, • a
social time was spent the hostesses
being Mrs. W. Anderson, Mrs. B.
Kestle and Mrs. J. :Woodall. •
United Church Anniversary
•
Very successful Anniversary ser-
vices were celebrated in the United
church on Sunday, October 6th. Rev.
Mr. Coiling was thesspeaker for the
'day and delivered two eloquent ser-
mons which were well received and
greatly appreciated. In the morn-
ing Mr. Coiling chose for his sub-
ject 'Utilizing the Incomprehensible'
and in the evening "The Twilight
Hour." The choir assisted by Mr.
C. Sims, of Crediton and Mr. F. Tay-
lor, of Exeter, contributed very
choice music at both services. A
special offering was received which
amounted to about $200. A con-
gregational meeting was held on the
following Monday evening. Supper
was- served from 6 to 8.30 o'clock
after which a fine program .waz
given.
Fowl Slipper
The Fowl Supper of last week was
the' usual glowing success. From 5
to 9:00 o'clock there was a constant
crowd at the gate and at 7.30 it
looked as it the provisions would
not be ample for the occasion. The
project was the largest in its history.
The gross proceeds together with the
bazaar income amounted to $1345.32
and the net proceeds were 1930.00.
The coni that had the sup-
per under its management were,—
Mrs. J. Schwartz convenor; 'Mrs, H.
Fahner Secretary; Mrs. Clifford Hill
Mrs. Seek Wein, Mrs. Art Amy and
Mrs. Dan, alcIsaac.
The program consisted of the fol-
lowing:' Orchestra, two opening se-
ledients; solo by air. Clayton Sims;
solo by Mrs. Gordon Morlock; hum-
orous ladies' quartette by home tal-
ent; piano selections by Mrs, Platt,
of Stratford and three accomplished
humbrous readings by Miss Xruspe,
of Stratford.
The cominittee heartily thanks the
congregation of helpers for their
sustained klippen. A project of this
immensity could never be eceom-
Finkbeiner-Ve liner Nuptials
A quiet but unique wedding took
place at the Evangelical parsonage
prOMptly int 1 oitIock on Saturday
Morning, September the 23th, when
Lillian May, daughter of Mr. Christ
Paltrier, et Ceeditoh and Mr. Roy
Herbert, Son Of Mr, and Mrs. Win,
Firtitheiner, of -Crediton, wore unit-
ed in marriage by the pastor Rev.
W. M. giOpell. The beide'S wedding
gown as of Moire Velvet beige
shade and the groom in a Suit Of
nary blue, The bridal pair was ac.
.ar
South Huron
Prohibition R Ily
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2 01CLOC4' ADDRESS
. A. Wliattan, of Oshawa
AND OTHER LOCAL SPEAKERS
)NS INTERESTED IN PROHIBITION ARE INVITED
companied by Miss Mabel Fainter
and air. 0. Ewald. After a .wedding
breakfast at the parental home of
the bride, the happy pair were oft
on a wedding trip to Toronto, Bar-
rie, Orillia, Bracebridge and timid
the beautiful scenery or Muskowa.
An elaborate prepared wedding din-
ner was enjoyed by immediate rel-
atives and friends on the evening of
October the 2nd at the Fulmer home
when the bridal pair returned from
their extended and most enjoyable
trip. The evening was pleasantly
spent; Music within and three dif-
ferent parties serenaded outside. Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Finkbeiner now re-
side in their home on Main Street,
Crediton, formerly known 'as the D.
Schweitzer home, the interior of
which has been beautifully renovat-
ed and furnished in. a modern way.
The community joins in extending to
them, congratulations and well
wishes.
WOIlleW$ Institute
The Crediton Women's Institute
held their monthly meeting in the
Institute hall on Tuesday afternoon
October the lst. The meeting open-
ed with the president Mrs. H. Young
in the chair. The Institute Ode was
sung and the Lord's Prayer repeated
in unison. This was Grandmothers'
Day and the roll -call was made in-
teresting by each member respond-
ing with their great grandmother's
maiden name. In the business it
was decided that the Institute. give
$200.00 towards the digging of a
well in the Community Park. An
interesting program consisted of a
piano .duett by the Misses Alma and
Lavine Smith; reading, "Mother's
Glasses" by Clara Morlock; an amus-
ing fashion parade of grandmother's
time with the singing of "Silver
Threads Among the Goleta; reading,
lacTie•Mothers" by Mrs'. 'C. HeIst;
paper"I-Iistonicai Researeh ot our
Village" prepared 'Ma. "R. Either
was read by iVirs. Amy. Lavine
Smith and Clara iMorlock were ap-
pointed delegates to the District
Convention. Lunch was served by
the hostesses, Mrs. Young, Mrs.
Heist and Miss Morbeck.
Address and Presentation
A pleasant surprise was tendered
Mr. Pat and • Miss Louise Flannigan
at their home near Crediton on Fri-
day evening, when a group Dr their
friends and neighbors gathered to
sPencl a few hours with them before
their departure, In the course of
the evening the following address
was read by Mr. Harold Gower while
Mr. John Ryan presented Mr. Flan-
nigan with a handsome dressing
case, bill fold and silk scarf and to
Miss Flannigan a silver cake tray.
Dear Pat and Louise
'We, your. friends and neighbors
have heard with regret that we are
about to lose you from our midst.
During your stay among us we have
found you both to be the best of
neighbors and friends, ready to join
us in all our joys and sorrows. Pat,
you will be -greatly missed in our
neighborhood and we trust that you
will long be spared to find happiness
wherever you go. 'We could not let
you go from lus without giving you
a slight tokeh of our esteem. We
ask you to accept these gifts and to
give Louise this silver cake tray,
not for their value but as a loving
remembrance of your friends and
well-wishers.
Signed on behnlf of the neighbors
and friends.
Harold Gower
John Ryan
Although taken completely bY
surprise Mr. Flannigan in a few well
chosen words expressed his thanks
and tamest appreciation.. Lunch
Was then served of which all par-
took most heartily.
Diamond Wedding
A very auspicious occasion took'
place at the home of Mr, and Mrs.
0. X. Brown 00 Satitrcley, October
lth. It Was the 60111 Anniversary
of their wedded life. All the sons
and daughters and their families
were present except- Mars? Ellen the
wife of Rev. Xellhoeffer, miseion-
ary in China, who after a brief fur,
lough are now on the Pacitto enroute
for their charge. After an excellent
wedding dinner the following pro-
gram and ceremony was emitted 0.8
they drew cards trete a wedding
cake in the centre and bit each card
their, part on the 'program was des-
, ignated,—Opening address by the
pastor§ W. M. Sippell; Mrs, William
Defender, of Lansing, Mich., read
an a;ddress from the!'14 SAletyi
W. M. Society of 'the' Bifatigelical
church accoMpaoled by3,5,00 in gold
and a large bouquet; address by the
Rev. Otto Brown, of ,Owendele, Evan-
gelicel church, Michigan, Conference;
reading "The Family Tree" and
!poem by Mrs. Sophia Oaks, of Nap -
Ill.; reading by (Mr. Billy
{Brown, of Foreet, entitled, 'Mother's
Way"; address by Mr. Chas. Brown,
of Detroit and in the midst of his
address he asked his mother to p1111
a narrow ribbon leading from the
wedding cake and she drew a line
' of 60 one dollar bills, a gift from
the children Rev. C. Heise, of Ca-
poe, Mich., briefly addressed the
gathering. A. vote of thanks was
tendered Mrs. Wm. Domm, of Ches-
ley, for the important part she took
in the arrangement of the diamond
jubilee for her parents, Mother
Brown ably responded to all these
tokens of honor and congratula-
tions. Mr. Chas. Brown, of Detroit,
a nephew of the "Browns" and a
singing evangelist gave a number of
musical selections on a piano -keyed
accordion. A' letter was read from
the Women's Institute, of Crediton,
which was also accompanied with
a serviceable present for each of the
aged couple. Congratulatory letters
were also real from Rev. and Mrs.
Sam. Hauch, of the Canadian North
West; from Mr. and Mrs. J. Krug,
of Chesley and from Mr. and Mrs.
H. K. Eilber, of Crediton. In the
announcement at the Sunday service
the pastor offered congratulations in
behalf of the Evangelical congrega-
tion to Mr. and Mrs. G. K. Brown,
both are among the charter members
and Mr. Brown Is now its oldest liv-
ing member. He was born in 1840
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SHIPK.A.
Three thousand dollars in Ford
parts plus trained Ford mechanics
assures you of genuine Ford ser-
vice at the Ford garage. Sandy El-
liot. We stock genuine Ford parts,.
all models 1912 to 1929.
A meeting of the young people
was held in the Church on Monday
evening last where Rev. Hagelstein
is organizing a young pople's meet-
ing.
Mrs. Dr. Catt, of Regina, is at
present visiting her sister Mrs. M.
Ratz.
There was a good attendance out
to Rally day services on Sunday last
kr. Joseph Carruthers, and friend.
of Sarnia. calle•claoh friends here on,
Saturday evening.
Mrs. Percy Mollard, and Miss Lela,
visited over .the welt -end with friend
in Kitchener.
Miss G. Shelby attended the school
teachers convention last Thursday'
and Friday at Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Keyes, air. C.
Finkbeiner' and Miss Irina spent
last Sunday in Sarnia at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. L. La Fond.
Mr. T. Collins has been confined
to his bed for a few days suffering!
from a fall, but is now able to be'
around again.
Mr. Bhll Lockner, of Detroit, is
holidaying with his parents for a
few day. •
Mr. arid Mrs. A. Hudson and fam-
ily, of Ailsa Craig, visited at the•
home of Mr. L. lainkbseiner.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Smith spent last
Wednesday with the latter's parenta
Mr. and MrS W. Jones, of -Crediton.
Mrs. Fred Sharp has been a Pa-
tient in St. Jospeh's Hospital for.
Tonsillotomy.
Mr, Joe Carruthers and friends.
visited in this vicinity last week.
MT. CARMEL
Rev. Fr. Hall, of London, called
on his parents Mr, and Mrs. '1'. 3..
Hall that week.
Mrs. P. Sullivan and children re-
turned lionie'ort 'Sunday after a two,
week's visit with Mrs. Sullivan's
mother Mrs. Kerns, ef Wallacetown.
Mr. and Mrs. Regan and family
Spent Sunday with friends at Lon-
don.
Mr. Joseph Campbell, of Detroit,.
caelir.doliosirtinhcit.
Saybrother Jerry Camp-
bht.. Fred V. Laughton, Conserva-
tive candidate for North taliddlesest
.na110c1 on friends here last week.
Misses Alice and Orertie Dederieli,
London, Stint Sunday at their
Mine here.
Mrs, Joseph. Mahoney and two.
etitlif.ren are vialting Mends in De-
otfil°12itttritl,lalW1 eta-elid
at the home of the &Merl pirtenti
Mr.aid Met, Ed. Hall,
iritt4het4 frohl thitlYelkhchorTiotut
attended the row] StiPper itt Creelle
ten 011 Thursday eventag.
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