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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1929-10-24, Page 5a DR. R, I, P: IOU Helier graduate Medicine, : 1d 117aet the Ileivers ty of Niember of Cpl and Bargee two doors e 1JE Fhone 00 DR, J. A. M Specializ 1IE. x LL, ',.releplrone 100 ALL o I! aculty pf or Science, of extern Ontario.. ge of Physicians s f Ontarlta. Office of Post Office. ALL, ON'T. lies nee 114 ART, L. D, S, Plate Work ONT. Main Street D. H. McL.NNES Chirol►ttctor i/,' Electro Ther:hpisee2' e.; Masseur ee.i/ visit ee ensall Cone- / Al ay, Wednes- cweekfrom h ounty and town. -of Clinton, w'i 3uercial Hotel o? day and Friday d 10 a.m. to 2 pall. calls attended to, A goon second hand piano for .sale, cheap, Apply to Radio Elec- tric Shop, IHensali. _ 10-10=2tc HENSALL Mr. A. Holten has sold his dwell- ing to Mr, ,J. B, .Simpson. AIr. John Stacey and son Lloyd, of Simcoe, spent7•the week -end with friends in town. • Afr. and Mrs. Manley Jinks, of De- troit, spent :the week -end with their friends here. Dr. and Mrs. Murray Fisher, of Gravenhurst, visited at the home of Airs. Peter Fisher. sAirs. Alex McIntyre is visiting her ;sister in Teterboro and also with her friends in Toronto. Mr. auct Mrs.. Norman Sheffer, of Toronto., spent the week -end with 111r•. and Mrs. Ed. Sheffer.: • Mrs. Robt. Beatty and Miss Lizzie Harvey, of Seaiol tl, visited with Mrs. John Murdock last week. Mrs. Andrew Moir, owing to ill 3lealth, was taken to Victoria IHos- pital, London, for treatment. Air. and :firs. Earl -E. Shertte, of Toronto, Were recent visitors with Misses Mary and Emma Johnston. Mr, and Mrs, Jas. Nicholson, of iVinghanl, were recent visitors with Misses Emma and Mary Johnston. A Plowing Match will bo held on the farm of Mr. A. B. Rowcliffe, south of the village on Thursday af- ternoon. Mrs. McGill and hiss Mae McNau- ghton, of Toronto, spent the week- end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. 11IcNaughton, Mr, Wm. Simpson and Miss Mae Simpson, .of Detroit, spent the week- end with theire•grand parents eAlf. and Mrs. Relit. •33onthron. • Mrs. L..Sullens, of Detroit, return- ed to her Home after a few weeks' 'visit at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hudson and other friends. Airs, Hawthorne, of Saskatchewan who has spent the last two months visiting with friends in this district is leaving this week for her home in the West. Arr. and Mrs. Leslie Knight ,of. Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. L. Knight, of Buffalo and ,hiss Florence Iniglht of •Seabright, spent Sunday with friends in town At a Prohibition Rally held in Bensall on Monday afternoon Mr. G. Medd; of Exeter was endorsed by the Union and an address was given by the Rev. E. E. Curry, of To- ronto. The Auction Sale .of Airs. D. Gras - •sick on •Saturday afternoon last was well attended. Everything being sold at •'air prices, The house was purchased some time ago by Mr. H. Harmon. The Young Peoples Meeting of St. Paul's Anglican Church was held cm Monday evening with a fair at- tendance. The most interesting number •on the program being a musical tragedy which was enjoyed by all. Airs. Same,' Stacey intends hold- ing -an auction sale of her .household effects on Saturday afternoon next. After the sale Mrs. Stacey intends moving .to Detroit where she will spend the winter with her sons and - laughter. Mr. Henry Horton, who has been Sor some time in Alberta and in the city of Vancouver, . C., has returned •to. Hensall and intends spending the hinter months with Itis parents, Mr. and Mrs. Henry • Hendon. Field Day was observed by the. Coale -flatlet and Public Schools on Friday afternoon last, Jumping, racing And other sports were held atter which 2 ball games were play- ed, Hensall and Clinton girls teed 'Zurich and Hensall boys. David Shirray and son, Al- bert, accompanied by Mr, and Mrs. 33'red Bengough and Miss Cassie Dougall, motored to hienkton, re- cently to attend the fttner.al of their a`ela.tive, . Arr, Williattl. 'Buttry, a man Of advanced years, The Young ;People of the tithed Church held their regular meeting en Monday evening last. The meet - leg opened by singing a ' bynin atter• which all repeated the- Lord's Pray- x11'. The minutes of tfte last Meet - leg were read followed by the Seri)- ?lure lesson py .M155, •1J. Murdoekr ZitoFtoretlee 11IrDslia.t cl pace a very Meas•t piano The a wt 5 Given, Slee: t.hA Rave Arthne e latirefedineeed, by, c, Nolo. i)y Miss ,.\.. Toynt. The meeting closed by. the inging .of .a hyinti,.1',gllowed• by this, "diliieptili benedletion. Tlie Young People of Me Carmel Presbyterian church held their reg. Mar meeting on Monday evening of this week with Miss Ruby McLaren. presiding. The meeting' opened by Singing ixyinlr 401 after wizeh all repeated the Lord's Prayer in wigs sou. The Seripture Lesson was react by .Miss Alice Walker followed by the minutes of the last Meeting. Hymn 571 was sung .and Miss Mare garet McLaren gave an excellent ac- count of the life of Daniel Living stone after which Mies Mabel Work- plan read an accouut of the Reny wlhielr was held in Seaforth. The meeting then closed by singing mu. 77 followed- by the =even bene- diction. • Alarried in` Detroit. One of our I-lensall girls, hut who for some past years has beep in De, trait, was recently married in that' pity. We here refer to Al'ise Irma Rennie, eldest daughter of Mr. .and Mrs. E. Rennie, of our village, who was married to Mr, Howard Harris, a business plan of Detroit, the mar- riage being very quietly solemnized Miss Rennie first qualified as train-• ed nurse in Grace Hospital, of that city. but afterwards was associated with specialists in the .medical pros fession, and at the time, of her mare riage was First Aid in the large Chrysler Corporation Hospital in the city, The many relatives and friends of the happy couple will wish them long and continued happiness, We have ordered a car of dried sugar beet pulp for delivery Nov- ember 10th. Increase your milk supply by feeding beet pulp. We are booking orders now. We can pos- sibly get two cars if necessary, if you leave your orders right away. It won't be available later on. Harvey Bros. CENTRAL' A Do you take your Ford car to the Ford garage? We stock genuine Ford parts all models 1912 to 1929. Our mechanics are up to the minute on Ford Service. Sandy Elliot. Wedding Dells will ring in the vil- lage shortly. Mr. and Airs. Roberts, of Otter- ville, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Smith on Sunday.• • Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Willis, Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Parsons and Mr. and Mrs. W. Dobbs and family were en- tertained -at a birthday party on Monday evening at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wilfred Anderson, London in honor of the latter'e mother Mrs. George Essery. Arrangements have been made with 1VJr. and Mrs. Jacobs for the Sunday School to pay a visit to the inmates of the Huron County Home, Clinton, on Friday evening •of this week. ' Anyone desiring to' go' will be welcome. •Miss Helen Hicks, nurse -in -train- ing at Victoria Hospital, London, was hone for a few clays owing, to the serious illness of her mother Mrs. Andrew Hicks. Miss Mildred Mitchell and friend spent the week -end in Guelph, the guests of MT. and Mrs. Frank Saw- yer. Mr, and Mrs. Herman Powe and family and Mrs. Agnes Powe are spending a -few days this week with Air, and Mrs. Ewart Powe, Whitby, Mrs. Wood is visiting at the home of the Misses 'Wilson. Airs. G. F. Penwarden assisted the singing in the United church in Hensall on 'Sunday evening last. Air. Richard Parker, who has spent the summer in the West has return- ed to his ltoine here. There will be no church services' on Sunday owing to the"anniversary services .at Whalen. The Centralia choir will furnish the music =re- in and evening. • Mr. Thomas Willis is in Toronto en business this week, Mr. And Mrs. S. • Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Thompson and daughter, of London, visited on . Saturclpy with Mr. ;and Mrs. W. J. Parsons, . The Sunday School will hold a banquet in tete basement of the church 'on Friday, November 1st. The speakers for the evening are Mr. Mann; of Innerkip and Itev. Ro- gers from the Mission Field in West- ern Canada., Supper will be served promptly at 7 p.nt. Admission is' adults 50c. and children 25c, Aity- one desiring tickets please obtain them 'front either Hiss Wanda Veil - lis or Mies Hazel Smith. • Miss Minnie Smith spent the week- encl.at her Moine in Lucan THE EXETER DAaWQ Dr. H. H. DEN TIMES -ADVOCATE flit lti$PAX ocilroDER 4, 1929 D owell, :I3.S., D;D: I. AI! 11000N At office in Ntieib dock, flash- wood, first tie : • days of week and :at office over the Post Office, 3n Zi rich, last three days of week. Mr. and Airs. Shore and daughter Mildred, of Woodbridge; Miss Tillie Miller, of Toronto and Mr. Jacob Miller, of Saskatchewan, attended the funeral of their mother .the late Mrs. Mary_ Miller last week.. Mr. and Mrs. John Hoffman and daughter Lillie, of Laiden, were Sunday visitors in town. Mr. and Mrs, E. Guenther and son Lloyd and Ross; Mrs. Jane Guenther of Zurich olid Air.. and Mrs, Chas. Guenther returned Monday after :a very pleasant motor trip to Buffalo and other places,. Air. A. Mawdsley spent Sunday in London. CREDITON We have ordered a car of dried sugar beet pulp . for delivery Nave ember loch. Increase your milk supply by feeding beet pulp, We are booking orders now. We call pos- sibly get two cars if necessary, if you leave your orders right away. It won't be available later on. Harvey Bros, • Mr. Delton Lewis, of Binnsley, vis- ited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Harry • Lewis, Miss Verde, Hoffman is visiting her cousin, Miss Muriel Drummond in Ailsa Craig. Mr, and Mrs. John Smith motor- ed to Pigeon, Mich., last week with AIr. and Mrs. 1Vm. Simith. A large number from here attend- ed the funeral of the late Francis and Jas, Flynn on Saturday,, Miss Elda Messner, of Dashwood, spent Sunday with her uncle and aunt, Mr: a.nc1 Mrs. Henry M'otz. • Mr. and Mrs. Ell and T Lawson.Airs. w John Lawson and, Mrs. Chris Ran spent Sunday with relatives in Exe- ter. lairs. Nelson St. Clair visited Mr. and Airs. C. Heaslip 'and family, of Hamilton and also her two brothers in Toronto for a few days Mr. And Mrs. Clifford Hill and Mr. and _Mrs. Clayton Situs were in Pigeon, Mich., last week att tatting the funeral of the late Mr. Jacob Voelker. Airs. Francis Flynn and Mrs. Jas. Flynn have the sympathy of the cam- ihunity in the sudden deaths of their husbands, the late Francis and Jr.s. Flynn. Mr. and Mrs. Walter McPherson and two children arrived home au Monday after spending some months in Renfrew where Mr. McPherson - was working on the 'highway, The death occurred in Crediton on Tuesday evening, of Mrs. Stalk, which took place at the home of her daughter Mrs. Herb Young. The deceased suffered a stroke on Friday of last week and for several days her condition was critical. 'Air. and .11rs. Wm. Smith and son Gerald were suddenly called to Pi - goon, Mich., on Wednesday morn- ing, owing to the critical condition of the latter's father Mr. .Voelker, whose health has been clecling for some time. Mr. Voelker passed away on the sante clay and the fun- eral eral was held on Saturday after - 110011. "Teacher Training Class" will hold its first period of Instruction this Friday evening in 'the Sunday School room of the Evangelical Church beginning promptly at 8.20 and lasting 30 minutes.. Devotional preceeding the instruction. There will be 10 lesson periods, five be- fore Christmas and five after the holidays. This will finish the. vol- ume entitled "The Teacher" part 2, of the O.R.E.C. Standard Training Course. We are hoping this may be a•benefit to many, Anyone in the community or in the Township is welcome. Colne and study with es and get your credit from the O.R.E. C, Any who 'would rather 'be sent listeners may have that privilege and feel right at Boles, W. M. Sippell, teaches'. WALEN W'.'M. S. The regular monthly meeting of the W, M, S. was held last Thursday afternoon a.t the home of sirs. Hai•- vey 'Sciuire. The 2nd vice-president Mrs. Albert Gunning, was in Charge of the meeting, Mrs. John Hodgson Mrs, D. A. Johnston and Airs. Albert Gunning led in prayer. Mrs, john Hazlewood• read thio scripture lesson, Mei 9: 1.1]:. A very interesting' leaflet was then read Will Mrs. Frank Squire and Mrs, Will Morley read'. the devotional leaflet "He shall Reign from Sea to See." Mis. F, Squire was appointed' as the new Arlssionary Monthly Secretary. Mrs. John Hodgson react an itertt ion Sups ply Work, Some fruit ie to be sent to the Deaconess Hones) in Toronto, lomeienie1n ce Literatu le Woe isttibtted, The 'held n.Eetig • 7i , • n g the 'Tlratilcciitei`initxrtlne.tr 'tltev,3 ' 1rrvin 'closed the h Beth With rirayer. '['ea was 'then serVetl STAFF A (Intended for last week) The Women's Institute will meet at the honkie of Mrs. Jas. Hill on November the Gtlt instead of 'October 23rd as announced. Further an- nouncement later, • The Y, P. S. will meet on Friday evening in the club room with the Sunbeams in charge. • Miss Blanche Snell, Toronto, spent the week -end with her parents at the parsonage. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Norris spent the week -end at Southampton. Mr. and Ales. Marry Leslie, of Stratford, spent. Sunday in the vil- lage. Anniversary services were hold in the United elinreli on October 131.h with very large attendances ht both services. Rev. Mr, Menzies, of Ful- tartoll, oceuliied the pulpit. The choir was assisted by outside talent end rendered splendid rntisic, A. solo by Mrs, Snell at tee enerning ser. vice and a 501.0 by Miss Norma Wile son in the evening were well . re- 'efved and'bron htite,a close a very ucCeseful' alrrhiveysary. ,. I ' tYocl 7:10 •t - A d 1t encieiT thelie 1Y t o'tvt Jtt ei• rti: eS ` '• 1 • c rip '.lrtr dhy, nigh all t a, s•p1endi(1 ' hrbgi'itil tale put oh, by and all enjoyed ,q very pleasant so= Iicksoti, Stratttord add Seafor'tit tats fiat bine, tent. • • r" EI,UIVI' 4 Do you take your Ford car 10 the Ford garage? Wo stock genuine Ford parte ail models 1912 to 1929, Our mechanics are up to the a amete on Porn Service,Sandy Elliot, The regular meeting of the W.M. £t. was held at the home of Mrs, P. Aiurch on Wednesday .afternoon of last week, There were 30 present 6 of whorl were visitors. Mrs.. N. Clarke presided. The Scripture les- son was read and roll call respond- ed to by "Alt Imiwration." Mrs, S. Coward and Mrs. A. Gardiner, of the Thames Road Auxiliary sang a beautiful duet which was very much enjoyed, Mrs, Gollings accompany- ing. Mrs. Rev. Willie .also sang a solo. headings were given by Mrs. W. Ferguson, Mrs, Ed. Johns, Mrs. S. Hunter, Mrs. Go:dbolt, Mrs. Prance, Airs, Brock, Mrs. 11Iui•eh and iIts. Ford. A.splendid d tanor t of the. Convention held at Wizalen was given by Mrs. Hy. Delbridge. A nomination committee was appoint- ed also; election of officers to be next week. Mrs. Cltas, Johris will have charge. of November meeting, At the close of the meeting lunch was served and a social time enjoyed, Airs. Milton Clark, or Salvador, 18 visiting relatives in this commun- ity. We are very pleased t0 be able to report that Mrs. Will Johns whose condition has been so serious for the past three weeks is improving slowly though steadily. Mr, Kenneth Johns spent the week -end with relatives in Goderich, Mr, Wilfred Johns underwent an operation for antrum trouble in a London hospital last week. 11Ir. Mack Cornish has returned home from the West where he spent the summer, Anniversary services will be held in this .church On November the 10t1h Rev. Anthony, of Thanes Road, will bo the speaker. A freewill offer - in will g ru• 1 be asked for at these ser- vices. Arr. and Mrs. Wesley Johns, Hee Ward and Mary, Mr. and Airs. John Francis visited relatives in Toronto and Port Hope, leaving Thursday and returning on Sunday. GREENWAY Mr. and Airs. .Archie Brophey are visiting relatives and friends ..in Windsor and Detroit. Miss Mabel Purdy, of Hensall, is visiting her relatives in this com- m ani ty. 11Ir.. and Airs. W. Hicks and fam- iJy attended tae a! ntversare. services ist Jabilee Church, .Parkhill on Sun- day. . lir. and Mrs. Roy Pollock and family, of Kerwood,• were guests of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Pollock. Mr. and i3Irs. Iiennetll Poore encs little son Tom, of 'Windsor, visited Mrs. Sherritt over the week -end. The Y.P.S. of the United church' will meet on Friday evening of this week. After that date their regu- lar meeting night will be Monday. A splendid series of meetings ,are being planned and all' the young folic at'e urged to attend. The Harvest Mome Dinner at the United church broke all former re- cords. The very large crowd enjoy- ed the splendid menu and later the fine program that was given by the Londonion Concert Co. The varied program of music and comedy left nothing to be desired. The proceeds from the gate receipts and sale of fowl and cooking amounted to over 3500.00. Miss Viola Curts was the brides- maid at the Stoner -Ross Nuptials in London last week. Mr. and .Mrs. E. Bullock attend- ed. the funeral of Mr. J. Flynn and his son Francis, at Crediton on Sat- urcley. We Ngret to report the passing of Howard Isaac on Sunday after- noon .after a serious illness of six 'weeks and a brave fight for life. Further particulars next week. Last Thursday at 2 p.nl. the rec- tory, Parkhill, was the scene of a quiet wedding when Rev. Lewin united in marriage Miss Olive 'Wil- son, daughter of. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. 'Wilson and Mr. Milton Pollock son of Mr, and Mrs, Andrew Pollock. The bride -was gowned in Provenchie bine georgette over. sand silk and was unattended, Immediately af- ter the ceremony the ]sappy couple left on a motor trip to Detroit the bride travelling in a handsome dress of transparent velvet With accessor- ies to match. On their return they will reside here. Tltebest wishes of many friends are extended to thein .for a happy future, SHIPKA Noxt Sunday Mt'. Irwin will preach at the United church at 2.30. 'rite Sunday School will be at 1.30, The Young Peoples' Meeting was organized last Monday evening. The officers were; President, G. Schroedh er; Secretary, G. Schilbe; Treasurer, V', Sharp; Pianist, M. Lamport; al-, so other continitteel were appoint- ed. tltlite a number from here 'attend- ed the funeral of Janies tuid Fran- cis Flynn Tast Saturday, Mr. Jolin hats is visiting relatives in New hamburg. Mr. Mid its. A.. Fliticbelnereend ,lean hInS visiting relatives and frieircls lit Windsor and Detroit : for a fere days Aire, At, I'irtkbeiner, of •Crediton :And Mil, J. McGregor, of -ew t.R:.y ace icc„eping. tiptoe in their absence. Mr. and Mrs. La Fond and rattily of Stunia, spent the week -end with relatives. Mr. and Mrs. 131. Swelteer visited with relatives in 1`lew Hamburg last Sunday. Mr. AI, Deitrieh, of Detroit, spent a few days with his parents Air. end Mrs. J. Deitrich recently. Airs. D. Mcisaac and Clement,. of London; Mrs, F. Dillon, of Aiiebigan called on friends last Wednesday. Air, and Mrs. Harry 1(i'aft, ,of Dashwood, spent last Sunday at the home et Mr. E. Keyes, Miss Sole } eougiz, of Detroit, visited with her fattier And brother last Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Keyes from Stanley Tp., spent last Monday at the home of Mr Thos. Keyes.. Items of news from Thames Road, Grand Bend, Kirkton and Shiplca have boon crowded but this week, as well as several local items.' LOCAL NEWS Dr. G. F• and Mrs. itoulston Spent the week -end in :Kincardine, Mr. Joe Grant was home from London over the week -encs. Mr. and Mrs. E. R. Hopper and Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Barney visited in Goderich on Sunday. Mrs. • F. H. Neil, who has been visiting at the home of her daugh- ter Mrs, J. H. Jones, left Sunday for Detroit to spend a couple of week,. Mrs. Thomas Heywood, of Ellnt- ville, who has. been visiting her neice Mrs. J. Harding • for the past week returned to her home on Tues- day. Mr. and Airs. A, Andrews, Mr. El- liott and Mr, E. Armstrong motored over from Detroit and spent the week -end at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Lamport. • Dr. 3. M. Harvey, M. A. who waS taken to Victoria Hospital, London, suffering from mastoid trouble, un- derwent an operation for double mastoid and is improving nicely. Miss Violet 'Willis, who has been visiting with relatives and friends in this community will return to her home at Marlette, Mich. on Friday. Miss M. A. Tom will accompany her to visit for a short time. Mr, and Mrs. Norman Iiedcly, of Detroit, motored over on Monday bringing with them Miss Netta Keddy who has been visiting en Detroit and Fenton. Mr. and Mrs. Keddy left dere to spent a couple of days at Lockport, N. Y. Mrs. William Dew, Exeter's oldest resident passed away at the home of her daughter Mrs. John Hunter on Wednesday morning at the age of 97 years. The remains are being taken to Gundy Centre Iowa. Fur- ther particulars next week. Mrs. B. W. F. Beavers returned Wednesday last from Windsor whevE she attended .the provincial W. C.1 T. U. convention, also Detroit where she visited relatives. Her uncle, Mr. • W. F. McDonald, also her sister, Mrs Edgar Kaufman motored 'over and are visiting relatives and friends, here. James Street United church held their special W.M.S. Thankoffering service on Sunday when Rev. Geo. Weir, B.A., of Blyth, preached two splendid sermons. The ladies act- I eel as ushers and collectors. .At the morning service Arr. Ed. Treble rendereda coronet solo, and in the. evening Mr. Geo. Grant a violin so-1. lo. Trivitt Memorial church held their Harvest Home services on Sunday. The church was beautifully decorat- ed with fruits, grain and flowers and two excellent sermons were. de- livered by Rev. W. A. Townshend, Rector of the Church of the Re- deemer, London. Special music was rendered by the choir. Cavell Pres- byterian church withdrew their ev- ening service and united with the Trivitt congregation. Donald, the only son of Mr. and Mrs. -Oran Winer, was taken to Vic- toria Hospital Monday evening by Dr, Fletcher where he underwent a serious operation for mastoid trouble Mr. Seth Winer and Mrs. Winer ac- companied then to London where they were met by the father of the little lad who is employed with the Bell Telephone Company. The latest report state the little lad is doing nicely. Two auto loads of laymen from the Trivitt 1°Ientorial church were at Seaforth on Friday evening of last week attending a laymen's banquet in connection with the Deanery of Huron held in the Parish Hall, of St. Thomas church. Representa- tives were present from all over the Deanery. The address of the even- ing was given by Canon Warner, of Cronyn Memorial church and Jitdge of the Juvenile Cottrt in London, on "Child Life." ;;;Col. i[,'S?th eiiierei ettl % i On. Monday evening last a very i pleasant time wits .spent at the borne ler Mr. and Mrs, Win. Welsh, when neighbors and friends to the num-, ber .of thirty Or more gathered on Ithe eve of the departure .of Mr. Adam Case and son Peter from the ILondon Read where they have made their house for many years. The guests enjoyed• progressive crokinole and music after which Mr, Case and Peter were taken coiztplete- ly by surprise and presented; with n. ,beautiful clltb bag and fountain pen, respectively, a's a token otoeemezn- beanoo aad cine wishes from, e neighbors. Mr, John Itowelitte read: the address and the gifts were pre- . sented by Mr, Geo, Hawkins and Mr. � Wm. :Sillery. Mr. Case and Peter each fn a few words bespoke their 1 appreciation of ,the fine remeni- 1 brance and also their regret in leav- ing old friends, A dainty lunch was served' and a very enjoyable time was spent by all. Following was /the address: Dear Mr. Case and Peter: Your neighbors and friends are pleased to take this opportunity of expressing to you their good -will and best wishes ere you leave aur;neigh- borhood. We recall that you have long been a resident of this com- munity and represent one of the old - ) est families of this locality, whose, early pioneer life along this London 'Road 15 an interesting part of the settlement of the Huron tract. Many , changes have taken place, many of • the neighbore have moyed away; many have passed on but you re- ' mained as a link connecting the past land the present and we regret that 1 this lint: is now also broken. In the years gone by your neigh- • borly acts, the kindly hospitality of your home and family and all our associations with you have been es- teemed very highly and will not quickly be forgotten. As a token of our good -will and esteem we present you, Mr. Case, with this club bag and Peter this fountain pen, Our best wishes for your health and hap- pinessextendtoassure we you and 5 e you a warm welcome always awaits you in the future days by the old friends and neighbors. --Signed, The Neighbors. SHOWIER :FOR 1311T1)1D ELECT Oh Wednesday evening of last week a ntisceilaneous shower was held at the home of Miss 1)or•- othy' Grassiek, of Exeter, in honor of Miss Velma Caldwell, bride -elect. There Were about thirty present. 4' mock wedding was performed *Melt, Was very much enjoyed,by all, The bride, Aliss Helen Dignan, ttncfi;;tlia: groom, Miss Marjorie Pearbn, enter- ed the room to the strains c'tr the wedding •march played by 1111i854141a'- jorie Medd, Ariss Bean Andrew 'cva,3. Clower girl. Miss Marguerite . *sq. I Donald, of ippen, acted tt mirttstef;. Miss alible Follicle sang during thee . signing of the register. Ali ' too'Ic their parte eitceptionaly Well,-Velrnti received some very hlSefui and, au tie _ ift 1 int s n r. , C e"3 �. . g d t t i`o t. � t c'a 1 ,. le. WI the wiit'tdfisi,+`l`Ceri�ia ns', ^`;ttit. Vltsii. Marehail, o iVarna , gave some very selections. A dainty ,1',ufu:h vas:. gerv,,e.a, • Field Meet at Lucan Students from the Exeter H. S. were at Lucan on Friday last com- peting in the aunuaI field day events The weather was ideal and the boys and girls from Exeter enjoyed the day immensely, Exeter carried off the most points in the boys events winning 124, Lucan 82. In the girls events Lucan secured 81 points and Exeter 72. The championships were won as follows: Jr. Boys, K. Hockey, Exeter; Int. Boys, J. Freeborn, Lu - can; Sr. DeCoursey, Lucan. Sr. Girls 0. Lawson, Exeter and J. Revington had 21 points each; Int. Girls, B. Gibson 16 points; Jr, Girls, M. Sims 15 points. Following were the re- sults: 33oys' Es chis Throwing baseball for distance, DeCoursey, Skinner; Joynt. Shot put -Jr., Granger, Cochrane, and Stewart; Int., Joynt, Lee and Ford; Sr., DeCoursey, Rycicman and Skinner. Half Mile --Jr., Granger, Hennes- sey and Edgington; In£., Quinn, Freeborn and Pryde; Sr., DeCoursey Gibson and .Amos. Running Broad -.,, Jr., Hockey, Chown and. Hennessey; Int., Lee Pryde and • Quinn; Sr., Jennings; Skinner and Smith. 220 Dash -Jr., Hockey, Hennes- sey and Chown; Int., Freeborn, Pryde and Quinn.; Sr., G. Freeborn, Jennings and R.ykman. 100 Yd. Dash -Jr„ Hockey, Hen- nessey and Chown; Int., Joynt, J. Freeborn and Nagle; Sr., Ryekmall, G. Freeborn and Skinner. Relay, Quarter Mile -Jr., Chown, Lucan; Hockey, Exeter. Hop, Step and Jump -Int., Pryde Lee and J. Freeborn; -Sr., Jennings, Smith and Skinner. Mile Open -Quinn, Antos and J. Freeborn. High Jump --J1•., Brown, "Williams and Hennessey; Int., 3. Freeborn. Ford and Pryde; Sr., Skinner, De- Coursey and Jennings. Girls' )vents bashes- Jr., M. Sims, G. Darling and A. Etherington; Int., J. Lankin, K. Strang, B. Gibson; .Sr., J. Reving- ton, 0. Lawson, L. Love. Throwing basketball for distance, B. Gibson, 0; Lawson and H. Hey- wood, Throw and Catch Relay ---B. Gib- son and B. Harrison; M. Stanley and P. Carter; J., Revington and R. Hod- gins. Throwing the baseball for dis- tance, it: Hodgins, B. Harrison, J.. Itevington. Running $road Junep--,7r., M. Sinrs, G. Darling, G. Hennessey; Int, L. Strang, J. •Lankin and V. Uaskett Sr,, D0.' Lawson, J. Itevington and L, Love High jump -Jr., AI. Sines, I).. Caldwell, and G. Nennesse•3t Int., P. Cartel', J. ,J4a.niciti and I:, Sttone; LaWsl t , J. nevington and L. ] ove- • Hop; Step and jump -0, Lawson,. J. Revington and L. Love.. Th'r'ee -togged state - 23. Gibson. aic1 J.. iiev1ngton; M. Coinplitl uncr AY: .F111eringttir; 1t. Hodgins and I1.. Hnes/ISon, sOb5.ttte , ett�e' t5 ... y.. este ' 4 , '�,aw5tl�;,..p; Glh ale ri n n . t"l. g,• Idd 1 tied .. , dh g ed $or t r " i d. Novelty a hc0 -. 7�uLi tilt rr*lul►,r 'r. Relay ilaee ••'ITh, tai, t1Cari, E;