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Old Tyme Dance in the" Town
Hall, Hensail, on Thursday, Novem
ber' 20th. Music supplied by Petrie
orchestra of Stratford. Admission
50c. ■ ;
.Miss Hazel Morenz is visiting with
ber sister in London.
.Mrs. English spent a- few. days-
yjsiting friends in Ripley,
Miss Nellie Bo^le, of London, is
visiting at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Bontliron vis^
ited friends in Kitchener.
Mr. Ray Pfaff, of Stratford spent
Jthe holiday at his home here.
Mrs, R. Eacrett lias returned home
.after a pleasant visit in Detroit,
.Miss Nellie Carmichael spent the
holiday with her aunt in Exeter.
Mr. Joseph Hagen is spending a
few days with friends in Pt. Huron.
Miss Jean Bontliron, of Guelph,
spent .the holiday at her home here.
Mr. and Mrs. (3eo. McIntyre, of
Detroit, were recent' visitors in town.
Mr, Lester Fisher, of Windsor,
spent the week-end at his home here.
Miss Margaret Bell, of London,
.spent the week-end at her home here
visiting for a
in Port Row-
was given by Miss Flossie Foss. The
Temperance Leaflet on Youth and
Liquor was- read by Mrs. Wm, Dou-
gull. Miss Greta Lammie rendered
a very excellent violin solo accom
panied by Miss Eleanor Fisher on
the piano, after which a ladies quar
tette was given by Miss G. Lammie
Mrs. G. Hess, Mrs. Joynt and Mrs.
Drysdale. The leaflet on “Think
ing Peace” was read by Mrs. Mc
Donell; “League of Nations” Mrs.
Coles. The study, “Historical Re
view of Christian Work in Japan”
was read by Mrs. Merner; Mrs. A.
Munn and Miss A. Moore after
which the meeting closed with a
hymn and Benediction. Following
this a lunch was served by the lad
ies. Mrs. Cudmore, president
the Chiselhurst church, in a
wordU, expressed her thanks
pleasure at being entertained
CENTRALIA
of
few
and
by
CREDITON
Ufflco Radio. The
piling Radio at the
'ord/* Sandy Elliot,
firs. F. W. Clarke are
Mrs. Ed. Sheffer is
lew days with i’rieifJs
«n.
Mr. Harry Cook,
spent the week-end
.•here.
-Miss Mildred McDonell, of Guelph, jspent " ' - - -
liere..i
Mr.
•spent
31 ere.
’ Mr.
ispent
Woodstock.
•MT. and Mrs. Wm. Geiger, of
3/ondon, spent the week-end at their
.itjane- here. . . •
Mr. and MrS. A. >L,. Case returned ^tiome Friday after visiting friends
an Detroit.
Miss Margaret McLaren, of Lon-
•sfon, spent the week-end . at her
home here.
Messrs Laird and Harry Joynt, of
‘Toronto,'spent the week-end at their
■home here.
Misses Ethol Murdock and Emma
Johnston spent the holiday with
friends in Lucan.
Mr. Reginald Hamilton and lady
friend visited at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Peppier. ' ,
Mr. Jack Steacy, accompanied by
his mother of Detroit, spent' the
• week-end here.
Miss Elsie £>ears, of London, ispent
lhe holidays at.the home of .'Mr. and
Mrs. G6o. Walker.
Mr. and Mrs.- Mark Drysdale -and
family, spent a few days
friends in .Saginaw, Mich.
•Miss Marion Scott, of
.spent the week-end -at the
Mr. and Mrs.' G. C. Petty.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Eby, of De
troit, -were holiday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. W. White.
•Mr. and Mrs. -Alex McMurtrie, of
Toronto, spent the week-end at the
•home o-f bis mother .Mrs. A'lex Meat ur tire. - • s •' •'
Mr. Alex Hildebrandt and sister
Mis$ Viola, have moved into one of
Mr. Geiger’s houses on N". Rich
mond Street. ;
Messrs. Orville Twitchell, Alex
McIntyre and. James Rilpatrick re
turned home Friday after a hunt
ing, trip to Bog Lakes. •
Mrs. Gauld, of Formosa, will re
ceive with Mrs. C. A-. McDonell at
her home on Monday afternoon No
vember 17th from 3 to 6 o’clock.
Mr. and Mrs. Al. Giddings,- Earl
Badger, Miss Sybil Eacrett, Mr. and
Mrh. D; F. Barger, Of-Detroit, were
. □•ecent visitors at the home of Mr,
rand Mrs. Robt. Eacrett.
A miscellaneous shoSver was held
sit the home of Mr. Walter -Madge,
•on Friday afternoon in honour of
their daughter Beatrice. Many beau
tiful' gifts were given.
Services in |he Carmel Rresby-
terian church were largely attend
ed on Sunday last 'with the Rev. Ml’.
McIUroy conducting the services. In
the evening Mrs, Jas. Bontliron
rendered a very’1 -pleasing solo.
The Thankoffering of the W.IM.S,
.of the United church, Hensail, will
^je held Sunday evening, November
16th when Mrs. Gauld, of Formosa,
will address' the meeting. All are
cordially incited to hear her.
The W. M. ,S. of the Carmel Pres-
byferian church will hold their
meeting on Monday evening Novem
ber 17th. A pageant
lenge df Opportunity”
sented and Mrs.
ary from Forntos
■congregation.
The W.M.S. of __ _____ _____
“held their meeting on Thursday af
ternoon entertaining the’ W.M.S. of
the Chiselhursi- church. The meeting was opened by repeating, the
fjord’s Prayer and followed by the
aninutes, roll call, hymn and col
lection after which all instrumental
of Toronto,
at his home
the week-end at her home
Carmichael, ofJohn C ’ ’
the week-end with
and
the holiday with friends in
Mrs. Bertram
Detroit',
friends
North
visiting
Toronto,
home of
i
“The Chal-
will be pre
Gould, a mission-
a will address the
the United church
-Seven tipib screen -grid electric radiol compete $99.00. Philco alone
gives! value.—S<andy Elliot.
Mr. and Mrs.. P. StClair, -of Wind
sor and Mrs. Durham, of Brantford
spent the week-end with Mr. and
Mrs. George Thompson.
Miss Margaret Hicks is visiting
with relatives in Detroit..
Miss Evelyn Clarke spent the
week-end visiting friends in Essex.
Mr. and Mrs. Miles McCabe
the holidays at .their homes in
thro-y.
Mr.and Mrs. Maurice Niel
young son of Detroit spent the week
end with the former’s parents Mr.
and Mrs. James Neil.
Mr. I-I. Quinn and Miss A. Stiver,
of Toronto also Miss Helen Hicks,
Miss M. Winter,'"Miss M. Sabatin and
Dr. G. Miller, -of London spent the
holiday -with Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Hicks.
Miss Mary O’Brien and Miss Laura
Knight, of London spent the week
end at their, homes here., ’
The United Church Sunday-School
will hold a-banquet in the basement
of the church on November 27th. Two
outside speakers will be present at
the banquet. The proceeds will go to
the >M. M? funds.
Miss V. Essery and Mrs. Essery
and Mrs. Hooper of Exeter spent the
holiday with Messrs James and Wm.
Oke.
Mr. Clifton Mitchell .spent the
week-end at his home.
Mr. S. Andrews
Sunday witii Mr.
Mitchell.
Mr. and Mrs. S.
Mary Webb and Mr. and Mrs. N. H.
Pollard, of Corbett, visited with Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Pollard on .Sunday.
Mr. Cecil I-Iodigson, of Toronto,
and Mr. Herman Hodgson, of O. A.
C. Guelph, spent Thanksgiving
days with their parents, Mr. and
Dan I-Iodgson.
spent
Stra-
and
of London spent
and Mrs. Albert
Webb and Miss
lioli-
Mrs.
yfr. CARMEL
Be taii/ro yourself. Hear the
PhilcoJ/Kadio.—Sandy Elliot'.
The three Act Comedy "The Path
Across- the Hill” will be- presented
by the Young People of the Evan
gelical Church, .Crediton in Mt. Car
mel Hall on Thursday evening Nov.
20th.
The. C. W. L. will hold a Social
and Drawing at' the’ hall here on
Thursday evening November 13th.
Everybody is cordially invited, lunch
will be served.
Mr. and Mrs. Mater, of Simcoe,
spent the week-end with the latter’s
parents Mr. and Mrs. James Carey.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Kllgallin
and small daughter, and the form
er’s mother Mrs. W. Kilgallin, MrS.
Henry, of London, called on friends
here on Sunday.
Miss Winnie Madden, of London,
spent Thanksgiving week-end with
here parents here.
Dr. and-Mi’s. Mitton, and daugh
ter Shirley, and Miss Harrington, of
Detroit, spent Sunday with Mrs. Mil
ton’s mother, Mrs. E. Hall.
Messrs. J. Coriway and M. Harpey,
spent Thanksgiving in London.
Mr. John Gooding, of Parkhill,
spent .Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Carey.
On Friday evening Mr. T'. Brown,
of Toronto, met with a painful ac
cident while painting in the church
here. In some way he fell off a
scaffold, a distance of about twenty
feet and fractured his leg above the'
knee. He was rushed, to St. Jos
eph’s Hospital, London, where the
fracture was set.
Mrs. P. Fleming received the sad
news last week of the sudden death
of her brother Angus McIntyre, of
Detroit.
Mrs, M, O’Rourke left' last week
for St. Joseph Hospital, London,
New
Hear the New
World’s fastest^“Rome of t|yiFE
Mr, and
iiT Detroit this week.
Mr, and airs. G. E. Wenzel were
in Listowel over the week-end.
We are sorry to report that Mr.
J, Schwartz is on the sick list.
‘Mrs. Taylor, Kenneth-and air. ar,
Gower were in St. aiarys on Monday,
Mr, >S. Bettschen,
ited with relatives
day,
Mr, and airs, E,
family, spent
troit.
We are glad to report that Miss
alary Chambers is recovering from
a recent operation.
Mr. and airs. M. W. Teller, Hel
en and airs. Rintoul spent Thanks
giving in Wingham.
Miss Gertrude Haist, of Goderich,
1 spent the week-end with her parents
(Mr. and Mrs. C. Haist,
Messrs, Joe aierner and Clarence
• Fischer, of Dashwood, spent' Thanks
giving- -with friends in town.
Mr. and airs, Victor Kestle and
, babe, of Exeter, visited with air.
and Mrs. Trevethick on aionday.
Miss Gertrude Haist, of Goderich,
. favored the Evangelical service last
. Sunday evening with a vocal solo.
Mr. Miltoil Finkbeiner, of Ham
ilton, spent the holiday with his.
parents Mr. and (Mrs.Geo. i Finlt-;
beiner.
lMisses Dorothy Fahner, Gertrude
Beaver, Agnes Lamport and Wealthy
Schroeder spent Friday in London
on business.
Miss Lulu Gaiser, of McMaster
University, Toronto, spent the week
end with her parents, air. and airs.
W. H. Gaiser.
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson, Mrs. Mis-
ener, of London and aiiss Farr, of
Niagara Falls spent the week-end
with Dr. C, C. Misener.
Miss Lulu Morlock, of Windsor,
and Mr. Carl Morlock, of London,
spent the holiday with their par
ents, Mr. and airs. Edward Mor-
lock.
air. and iM'rs. Win. Smith, Gerald
air. and Mrs. Clayton Sims and El
don .Sfnith spent aionday in
erton with air. and airs. H.
ing.
airs. N. Holtzmann and afrs.
of Bald Eagle Lake, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Leah HJoltzmann. Mrs.
Holtzmann and airs, alary Haist re
turned with them to Detroit where
they will remain -for sometime.
The regular, meeting of the Wo
men’s Institute will .be held in the
Institute Hall next Tuesday after
noon, November ,18th. Mts. A.
Amy and Mrs. L. ’England will give
a report of the>
London. Bring
air. and airs.
Bernice were in
day.
ied them home. .She Will visit with
her daughter Mrs. H. K. Eilber for
a few days.
The Women’s Association of the
United Church met in the Sunday
School room of the church, Thurs
day night, with the president, aits.
Woodall in the chair, airs. I. Hill
and’.M;rs. A. Baker had charge of the
Devotional part of the program. The
ladies arranged for a supper to be
given in the church basement on
November the 28th.
ticulars later.
The third lecture of our series
will be held next Friday evening
November 14th, in James St. United
Church. Dr.- H. A. Logan will speak
on “Unemployment Insurance’’. This
is an interesting and timely Subject’
and we urge all to attend,
lection will be
peases.
There was a
Friday evening
Germany of 1930
Church. Dr. R.
sor of German in Western University
dealt with the political .situation
and pointed out the danger of the
attitude of outside
the German people
of the extremists,
with the change of
titude towards
great' amount of first class litera
ture which has '.been produced since
the war. After the lecture Dr. Al
len answered questions. "We wish
to take this opportunity of express-
: ing our appreciation .of the wonder
ful way the Exeter young people at
tended the lecture.
’ A Standard Training School for
Stephen, Exeter and Usborne will be
held next week following Monday’s
S. S. Convention, beginning on Tues
day evening and continuing Wednes
day and Thursday afternoons and
evenings at James Street - pnited
Church, Exeter. Three courses are
to <be conducted. 1. “Story Telling”
for teacher’s of Sunday School boys
and girls to 12 years of age. Miss
)M:. Graham. 2. “Characteristics of
’Teen Age Boys and Girls from 12
to 18 years.” by Rev. S. J. Mathers.
3. “The Teachings of Jesus for the
Young People and Adults.” by Rev.
W. M. -Sippell.
I .take this opportunity to cord
ially invite any interested young
people, active adults or even old
people to attend any of the sessions
of the “Teachings of Jesus” for fu
ture usefulness hi the Kingdom or
for present edification, I trust there
there will also be a number attend
ing this course in almost' every ses
sion and receive their credits. Will.
Sippell, teacher,
CREDITON EAST
, of London, vis-
in town on Sun-
K. Fahner
Thanksgiving- in
and
De
Walk-
Sparl-
Henry
convention held in
your friends.
H. K. Eilber and
Luck'llow on Mon<
Mrs. Hugh Grivin accompan-
Further par-
A col-
taken to defray ex
large attendance last
at the lecture, “The
” in the United
A. Allen, profes-
nations driving
into the arms
He also dealt
the German at-
athletics and the
Mr, and Mrs. Thomas Edwards and
daughter Vera and son Herb spent
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6 cakes for 19c.
New Lemon or Orange
PEEL\
Per lb. 17c,
JEWEL SHORTENING
2 lbs. for 31c.
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Red &
BAKING^
1 IbJ
WHITE
|POWDER
in 29c.
CANDIED PINEAPPLE
RINGS
1-2 pound for 29c.
NEW MIXED CUT PEEL
1-2 lb. boxes 2 for 25c.
Golden Spray
LOAF CHEESE
Per lb. 29c.
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40 oz. jar 29c.
12 oz. jar 25c.
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3 lbs. for 25c.
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Phone 102 We Deliver
the holiday with relatives here.
Dr. and Mrs. Elmer Truemner and
• children of Chesley, spent’ the holiday
with relatives here.
from the West and spent the holidays
. Mr. Herb Truemner arrived liome
with his sister Mrs. Aaron Wein and
Mr. Dan Truemner.
(Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Motz and Mr.
Dan Truemner and Mr.and Mrs. H.
Motz spent Thanksgiving day in Lon
don the latter remaining for a weeks
yisit’.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Anderson
spent Sunday with their daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Hays near Exeter.
< Mr.and Mrs. Eli Lawson and Mrs.
John Lawson spent Sunday in Ex
eter
sons
$on.
i.
■ A „ .
homes in this vicinity over the holi
day among them being: Misses Ber
nice and Isobel Webb, of Toronto;
Miss Cora Oliver, of London; Miss
Gertrude Lovie, of London; Mr. Joe
Brenner, of London; Miss Mildred
Green, Miss Violet Tied-erman, of
Kitchener.
■Mr. Gilbert' Sitatton, lias gone to
Buffalo for the winter.
(Mr. and Mrs. J. W< Holt, Mrs. W.
P. Lovie and Miss Gertrude Lovie
called on friends in St. Marys on
Monday.
Miss Pearl Lafond, of Grand Bend
is spending Thanksgiving
friends in Crediton.
The fowl supper was a
cess despite the inclement
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Moussou, of
Exeter, spent Sunday with Mr. John
Moussou.
. Mr. Wm. Bender, of Detroit’ 'has!
started to build two move large cot
tages which still adds to the sum
mer resort.
Mrs. (Rev.) S. J. Mathers is vis
iting with friends in Toronto over
the holiday.
Quite a number visited at their
cottages over the week-end. ’
Rev. S. J. Mathers is spending a
few days with' his parents in Pal
merston.
Mrs. Wilfred ■ Lafond and Mrs.
Mary Desjardine have returned home
after having spent the most enjoy
able two months visiting relatives
friends in (Saskatoon, Weyburn
other points in Saskatchewan'
with Mr. and Mrs. Harry PaT-
and Mr. and Mrs. George Law-
GRAND BEND
great many 'folk ‘visited their
with her
real suc-
weather.
and
and
KIRKTON
Be fair fo witrself. Hear the Ne,w Philco Rad^f—Sandy Elliot'.
MT. Harold Tufts, of Toronto spent
Thanksgiving at his home here.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley, of Lucan,
visited with Mrs, -Stanley’s parents
Mr, and Mrs. Albert Bickle.
Mr, John Watson, of Buffalo, is
Visiting his brother, Nelson Watson.
jMt. Jas. Atkey, of London spent
the week-end with Walter Hazel
wood.
Miss Gladys Shier is visiting her
brother Stewart Shier.
Mrs. Clayton Hannah, of Calgary
Miss Hester Hannah and Miss
ham, of Toronto spent a few
■with Mrs. Hiram Hannah.
Mr. and Mrs. Bei’t Doupe, of
onto, are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Al
bert Gunning and other friends.
Mrs. John Gilt'illian, ot .StMarys
is visiting with her son Win. Gilfil-
lian.
Rev. Mr. Bell was in Listowell
Sunday exchanging pupits with Rev.
Mr.' Armstrong.
Ira Marshall, Hiram Copeland and
I-L Berry left on Thursday for South
River for two weeks deer hunting.
(Miss Gertie Bown, of Toronto is
the guest of Mrs, Samuel Tuft.
Mr, and Mrs, Walter Hodge, of
Gra-
days
Tor
Stratford and Mrs.' Hodge ?qf
Marys spent (Sunday with Mr,
airs. Wilfred Doupe.
air. and' Mts.’ Robt. Ratcliffe
Mt. and Mrs. James Stephen
Velma and Eileen, of Anderson’;:
were guests on Sunday with Mr. arid
airs. Silas Shier. ,
air. and .Mrs. Stanley Anderson,:',
of Toronto, spent Thanksgiving.with
Mr. and Mrs. Silas. Shier.
Mr. and airs. A. Walker, of Cro
marty, spent Sunday with
Walker’s parents air. and airs. Ed.
Stone.
Mrs. McHardy received the sad
news of the death of her brother
in Detroit on Friday.
The Anniversary Services of the
United .church held on Sunday was
a success. Large congregations at
tended both morning and- evening
services. Rev. air. ■ Armstrong,- of
Listo-wel was the preacher and is a
very fluent speaker. The choir un
der the leadership of Dr. Campbell
supplied excellent music and was
ably assisted by Harold Tuft, -of Tor
onto who is home for the holiday.
airs. W. G. Roadhouse and two
daughters Vera and Ethel spent a
few days with friends heufi'.
DASHWOOD
S.t-
aiitf
and
and
Mrs.
D.S., D.D.S.
GEON
Dr. H. H. Cowen
DBNTAIi
At offied In Hifrtleib Block, Dash
wood, firstl thrdS days of week and
at office oyerj^the Post Office* In
ree days of week,Zurich, last
Seven\ tittf'e
radio co
gives this' value.-
Wedding bells are ringing.
MT. Czar Steinhagen, of Guelph,
spent the week-end with liis parents.
Miss
visited
end.
Miss
screen grid electric
ete $99.00. Philco alone
•Sandy Elliot.
Nelda Fassold, of London,
her parents over the week-
Myrta Hoffman, of Kitchener,
spent a few days with her parents.
Miss. Anna Tieman and Mr. Leon
ard Birk, of Guelph, spent the holi
days at their home here.
Mr. Lome Tiernan, of London
spent Thanksgiving with his parent;
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Dultz and
Margaret' Merner, of Detroit,
Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Geo. Merner.
■Mr. and
on Saturday
will r spent
daughter.
Miss Myrta Taylor and Mr. Lome
Taylor, of Lond-on, spent Thanks
giving holidays with Dr. and Mrs.
Taylor.
Mr. Soutlicott, of Exeter, (gave a
very interesting address on Temper-
'ance in the Evangelical Sunday
School on Sunday.
Miss Grace Guenther, of Stratford,
vsited her brother Mr. and Mrs. E.
Gueittlier over the week-end.
Mrs, Jane Guenther leaves on
Wednesday for California where she
will spend the winter with her sister.
Misses’ Alice and Myrta Hoffman
spent Saturday in London.
Mrs. E. Bender, of Blytli, spent
a few days with friends
last week. '■
Miss Ruth Weber, of
spent the holidays with her
airs. Granger and Mrs. Magwood
of Sarnia, visited their mother
Bender over the week-end.
air. and arts. P. Humble, of
nia, were Sunday visitors with
Flnkbeiner and, Cathern.
air. Ira Tieman and friehd of
Hamilton spent Thanksgiving with
air. and airs. E, Tiernan.
air, Jacob Kellerman is -on the
sick list, ■ We hope for a speedy re
covery.
airs. A. Musser, of London, is vis
iting her daughter airs. A« Haugh,
air. McNevin and daughter, of
London, were visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Baumgarten
for Detroit where
the winter with
■>
aS.
Miss
were
Mrs.
left
they
their
in town
London
parents.
Mrs.
Sar-
Mvs,
Mrs.; A. Oestripher pvpr the week
end. ' ‘
Mrs. ' Stadebauei-. and iainilyr.‘and Miss Clara Kraft, of .,Lon-
d,pn,. were Sunday- visiters With Mr.
■ah(l' ^ffs, -p.'- Kraft. • -1 -
Mi\';hnd Mrs. R. Stade^ of Zurich,
:;spen't4. Thanksgiving wit'll the form-
«rts mother Mrs. .Stade. •
Mrsi;Fritz aihi;>’danghter.Mrs.’Dr.
CowanAand Mi^’s" ’Pe'ifrR Wuertz and
: Miss. .-‘Anna Hess,' of '* Zurich, visited
friends in town -on Monday.
Master Willis M-cIsaac spent the
Thanksgiving with his grandparents
Mr. and1 Mrs. Hartman.
Mr. and .Mrs. Herman Zimmer, of
Windsor, spent a few days with rel
atives. 4.
Mr, Robert Hayter is on list
Mr
spent
the sick
Eugene Tieman, of
the holidays with his
Birthday Party
Wednesday of last week the
Lrondon,
■parents.
On _ _ __ ___ ....
childreii and grandchildren of airs;
Catherine Kraft, of town, paid her
a surprise visit on the -occasion of
her 84th birthday. A dainty lunch
Was served which was followed by
a sociable time; during the evening.
iWe extend congratulations to airs.
Kraft and wish for her health and
happiness to celebrate many more
birthdays.
KHIVA
Mss Meda
spent Sunday
to Willert.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Neeb spent Sun*-
day with friends near Zurich.
, Mrs. J. Hanover and Miss Florence
spent the week-end in Kitchener.
Miss Esther Neeb is spending a few’
days with her sister Mrs. G. McDon-* aid, <of the Thames Road.
Mr. and Mrs., Gotclialk, -of -Seaforth;
spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs.
W-m. Slade.
Sururas, of, Toronto
with Mr. and Mrs. Ot-
GREENWAY
The Hallowe’en Social at the*
United Church whs a great success
there being a good number in cos-v
tume. The prizes were awarded tovi
Adelda Steeper and Raymond Young^.
A trip through a chamber of horrors’^
afforded amusement to the victims?r
A program, contests and lunch com-
! pleted a merry evening.
Rev. D. Bright, of London, -was
the speaker at' Grace church on No*.;;
veniber '2nd.’ He is secretary of the4*
Bible Society and gave a fine ad-' dresfe. »
The. sympathy of the community
is extended 'to Mrs. Frank Turner
and,Mrs. Wilmer McLincliey in the’
isudden passing of 'their m-other Mrs.-,'
Thos. Webb, of Grand Bend.
.Mrs. A. Horton, of London, visit-* ■
ed her son Mr. J. Hotson for a few
days.
Miss. Dorothy Belling and Mr. Ken
neth .Smithers took part in an ora
torical contest in Exeter last week
in connection with .South Huron Y.
P. S. Misses • Mary Webb, Luella
Curts and Emma Goodhand also at
tended.
Mr. J. H. McGregor’is flock of
sheep were worried by dogs one
night last week and several were
killed and wounded.
Mrs. J. Smowden,
been visiting her
Brown-.
A committee has
to prepare for the
of Parkhill, lias
neice Mrs. D.
been appointed
United Church
Christmas concert on Christmas Eve.
-Mr, J, Elliott, -of Parkhill, visited
Newton McGregor over the- week
end.
Rev S. J. Mathers, M.A., preached
a splendd sermon on Sunday in keep
ing with Armistice Day, 'the choir*
gave music emphasizing the thought
of Thanksgiving.
Miss ■ Maude Brown
ployed in Mt. Brydges
at home.
Mr. T. English, of
Mrs. Archie McIntosh, ..
spent the week-end here
who is- em-
s-pent Sunday
Detroit, and
of Pt, Huron,