HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1934-05-03, Page 5»THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE THURSDAY, MAY 3rdl, 1934
FARMERS WANTED—To contract
for growing Peas. Seed furnished on
contract basis. If interested com
municate with COOK BROS. MILL
ING CO., Hensall, Ont. 4-2 6,2tc
DANCE—in Town Hall, Ilensall,
on Friday, May 4th, music by Mur
dock’s orchestra; a short floor show
Ladies’ and gent’s lucky ticket. Adm
gents 3'5c. tax paid, ladies without
lunch 15 c.
At the services in the United
church last Sunday. At the morning
- and
Mavis Spencer took a special
part while Mrs, Drysdale, Mrs.
and iMr. T. Sherritt took a trio
in the anthem. Mr. and Mrs.
also sang a duet,
The Hensall I.O.O.F. accompanied
by the Exeter, Brucefield and Clin
ton Lodges attended divine service
in St. Paul’s Anglican church on
Sunday evening last. The rector,
Rev. M. 11. Parker preached a very
appropriate sermon to the brethren
A lage crowd was present to enjoy
the service.
The (Mission Band of the United
Church held their regular meeting
on Sunday afternoon with a good
attendance of members. After the
opening exercises a splendid pre
gram, prepared by Mis's Kathryn
Drysdale was given. Duet by Ruth
Hess and Marion Sangster; solo by
Bobby Hess; a very interesting play-
ette, “Coins in Action’’ was put on
by several girls. Mrs. Peck gave the
story in her usual pleasing manner.
The meeting closed with the bene
diction.
Mrs. Peter Munn, Mrs. Robt. Munn,
of Hena&ll and (Mr. Clarence Munn,
of Aylmer and Dr. J. A. Munn, Sea
forth, were in Bay City, Mich., last
week-end visiting Mr, Alex IMunn,
who has been seriously ill at the
home of his daughter Mrs. T. D.
Wilslon since early in January. His
many friends in this district will be
so'rry to hear that Mr. Munn is not
making headway toward recovery.
It is expected that an attempt will
be made in the near future to bring
him back to Hensall.
The provincial election has not
begun to warm up yet, although
both candidates already nominated
are out shaking hands with the elec
tors. There is a probability of a
Temperance candidate and a C.C.F.
There will be a hot fight in South
Huron and also good fighting
ground.
The Y. P. S. of the United church
held their regular meeting in the
basement of the church on Monday
evening with a good attendance. The
meeting opened
174 after which
led in prayer,
son was read by
which the minutes of the previous
meeting were read and the business
of the meeting transacted. I-Iymn
240 was sung. Instrumental by Miss
Florence Welsh; reading Miss Ver-
da Watson; the topic which was
taken by Rev. Mr. Sinclair took the
form of a contest being questions
on geography, history and the Bible
This proved very interesting. A solo
j by Dr. .Smillie after which one verse
of hymn 48 was sung and the meet
ing closed with the benediction.
Invite Pastor to Romain
A joint meeting of tlie officials
the Hensall and Chiselhurst United
churches was held in the vestry of
the Hensall church on Thursday ev
ening with a very large attendance.
The date of the Anniversary of the
Henhh.ll church was set for May 27
and the Rev. H. V. Workman of Pe
trolia was selected as the anniver
sary .speaker. Mr. Workman is a
former resident of this community
and he will be welcomed by a large
circle of friends'. The work of the
two churches was discussed and the
Board expressed their satisfaction
with conditions in the churches.
There is a feeling of goodwill be
tween the two congregations in the
charge and remarkable harmony in
each. The different organizations)
are doing excellent work and iii spite
of the depression the congregations
are to be congratulated in the man
ner in which they have met and are
meeting their obligations, over
$100.0(0. more having been sent to
Missions in 193 3 than in 19 3 2. A.
very hearty and unanimous resolu
tion of appreciation was tendered to
Rev.-Mr. (Sinclair, the minister, for
his leadership. He was also given
a most unanimous invitation to re
main ate) the minister of the charge.
Mr. Sinclair in thanking the board
expressed his appreciation for the
splendid loyal cooperation of the
congregations during liis pastorate.
Death of Alexander Ma chan Smith
Another of Hensall’is aged and
respected residents passed away
suddenly early Monday in the per
son of Alexander Maohan Smith,
in his 84th year. He was in ibis
usual health up to Monday morning
when he took -a severe heart attack
and passed away in about an hour.
Considering his age he was in fair
health and he and his daughter
were preparing for a trip to Michi
gan this week. He was born in Lan
ark County and lived in Blyth for a
number of years and moved to Hen
sall about thirty years ago- where
he carried on business as a drover,
later going into the produce business
which ilie conducted up to a few
years ago when he retired. He was
a member of the village council for
several years and was reeve for two
years. During his term as reeve the
concrete road was put down. As a
member of the County Council he
took an active part in county
affairs and was one of the best
posted men on the County Council.
He was a Liberal in. politics and a
member of Carmel Presbyterian
Church. Mrs. Smith predeceased him
two years ago. He leaves to mourn
his loss, three daughters, Mrs. Ida
Craig, of Blyth; (Mrs. Lena McPher
son, of Tuiscoma, Washington (State
and Miss Helen at home and five
sons,
Mich. *
Alex,
Floyd, . .. ___ .
Eldred at home. The funeral took
place from bis late home Queen St.
Hensall on Wednesday afternoon,
interment in the Blyth Cemetery.
Rev. W. A. Young, pastor of Carmel
Presbyterian Church, assisted, by
ilev. M. B. Parker, of St. Paul’s
Anglican church, had charge of
the service. The Pall bearers were:
service Miss Marion Sinclair
Miss
duet
Pfile
part
Pfile
I
Mr. and Mrs. 'Manahan visited on
Sunday with friends in
Mrs. E. K. Hutton
this week at the home
tard, Kippen.
Mr. and IMrs. Edgar
Toronto, were recent
friends in town.
(Mr. Joseph Hudson
Mrs. Broadfoot’s house on the
don Road on Monday.
Mr. Ladd McEwen is making a
number of improvements to his
home on Oxford Street.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Stone, London,
attended the wedding ot the form
er’s! sister on Saturday last.
Mr. and Mrs. William Stone, of
London, attended the Fulton-Stone
wedding here on Saturday last.
Miss Myrna Hudson is spending
a few days visiting in London, the
guest of her Sister, Mr.s. H. Abrey.
A good crowd attended the dance,
put on in the Town Hall on Friday
evening last by the Murdock! orches
tra.
Mr. Lloyd Pettie, who has spent
several weeks here, with his brother
Von Pettit returned home to Sarnia
on Sunday.
Mr. William Bell moved on Tues»-
day into the Ortw-ein house on
Queen Street recently vacated by
Joseph Hudson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Walker, Lon
don, and Mrs. Cooper, of Clinton,
attended the Fulton-Stone wedding
here on Saturday.
Miss Margaret Hobkirk, who has
been book-keeper for 'Cook Bros,
for quite a number of years has re
signed her position.
The farmers are busy seeding in
the Hensall district this week. The
land is in good condition and a large
crop will be put in.
Mrs. Peter Fisher has returned
home after spending the past two
weeks with her daughter Mrs. Wal
ter Moffatt, of Brucefield.
number from town went
Sunday evening to hear
Group at the mass meet-
James St. church.
IMrs. Ferris Cantelon, of
spent the week-end1
Clinton.
is spending
of Mr. Mus-
Stewart,
visitors/ 1
moved
, of
with
into
Lon-
with
Miss
The
Miss
singing hymn
Ver da Watson
Scripture les-
Murdock after
Quite a
to Exeter
the Oxford
ing in the
Mr., and
Stromberg,
visiting with Mi. Cantelon’s parents
Mr. and Mrs. David Cantelon.
IMr. and Mrs. Albert Whitesides,
of Kitchener, and formerly of Hen
sail, were recent visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. T. W. Palmer.
Mr. Robert Higgins accompanied
by William Reid, of Varna and
Joseph Hood, of Stanley Township
made a business trip to Greenway
on Monday.
Miss Minnie Reid arrived home
on (Monday after spending the win
ter visiting friends at Vancouver
and other points on the Western
Coast.
Mr. and IMrs. Ed. Shaffer arrived
home on Monday evening after a
week’s visit with their daughter and
son-in-law, Dr. and Mrs. Reid, Port
Rowan.
(Miss Margaret Johnson has been
assisting in the Post Office for sev
eral days owing to the illness of
Mrs. Maude Hedden. Mrs. Hedden is
new recovering nicely.
J. Passmore & Sons are selling
quite a number of new cars this
spring among last weeks sales was
a new Chevrolet car to Geo. Thomp
son, grain dealer of Hensall.
Mr. James Bengough returned to
work on (Monday, after being off
work several weeks caused by an
accident in Moore Bros, machine
shop were he was employed.
(Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Smith, of
Kalamazoo, Mich., and Dr. David
Smith, of Omar, Mich., attended the
funeral on Wednesday of their
father the late Alex (Smith.
The Arnold Circle of Carmel
Presbyterian church intend holding
a Mother and Daughter Banquet in
the church on Tuesday evening May
8th at 7 o’clock Mrs. B. C. Edwards
will be the speaker.
IMr. and Mrs. Jas. Howard and
family, of Goderich, visited on Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Mark Drys
dale. They were accompanied home
by their daughter, Miss Margaret,
Who had been visiting with Miss
Kathryn Drysdale.
The Ladies of the Cihiselhurst
United church held a sale of home
cooking in the show rooms of Bon-
thron and Drysdale on Saturday af-
ernoon. A large crowd attended the
sale during the afternoon and a
nhce sum of money was realized.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. White, who
spent the winter with their daugh
ter Mrs. James Eby, of Collingwood,
were in the village several days, last
week packing their household
fects and moved to Collingwood
Monday where they will reside.
All the onion setts stored in
different warehouses in the village
have been shipped out, after about
five weeks steady work by a largo
staff of men. Contracts are now be
ing let for the growing of
year’s crop.
(Mr. and Mrs. Lyle Gajsisidy
the week-end with relatives
friends at Otterville and Tillsonburg
They were accompanied home by
Miss Lilian (McMullen, Mrs. Cas
sidy’s sister, who hasl been visiting
here for several weeks.
A number from here attended
the meeting of the Huron Presby-
■terlal, W. M. S. of the United church
held in the Wesley Willis United
church, Clinton on Tuesday. (Mrs.
Herbert Child’® of London and Dr.
Retta Kilborn, of China, were pres
ent and addressed the gathering.
ef-
■on
the
this ,
spent
and
of
1
Dr. David iSinith, of Omar
VZilll&niy of Pfiiignicij
of Fort Benton, Montana;
of Kalamazoo, Micln; and
William and David Craig and James
Scott, of Bly th; Archie Levy, of
Kirkton; William Jones and Robt.
Cameron, of Hensall. Relatives at
tended the funeral from Blyth,
Clinton. St. Marys, Kirkton, London1
and Michigan. |
Fulton-Stone Wedding |
A very interesting event took.
place in St. Paul’s Anglican church I
at 4 o’clock on Saturday afternoon,:
when Dora Jeanne, youngest daugh-|
ter of Mr. William
of Hensail’s most
ladies'' was united
Frederic Augustine
youngest son of Mrs. Kirkland, of
London. The ceremony was per
formed by the Rev. M. B. Parker.
The bride entered the church lean
ing one the arm of her father and
looked charming with a white satin
dress and bridal veil and carried
a bouquet of Colonial roses and
Sweet Peas. She also wore the
groom’s gift, a beautiful bracelet.
She was' attended by her sister Miss
Grace Stone, who was dressed in
green organdie with hat and gloves
to match and carried a bouquet of
Yellow roses and mauve Sweet Peas'
The groom was attended by his
brother John Fulton of London. The
wedding march was played by M:is^
Greta Lammie. The groom’s gift to
the bridesmaid was a piece of silver
plateware; to- the organist, an am
ber pendant. After the ceremony
a buffet lunch was served at the
home of the bride’s father. The
same evening the young couple left
on a short honeymoon trip to Sar
nia and other points west, the bride
travelling in a brown and beige suit
with accessories to match. On their
return they will reside in London.
A feature of the wedding was' the
attendance of four generations of
the family: His grandmother, Mrs.
Ellman, mother, [Mrs. Kirkland;
brother, John Fulton and nephew,
Donald F’ulton, all of London. Guests
were present from London, Clinton,
and other places. The bride received
many beautiful gifts showing the
high esteem in which she was held.
Hensall Public Library Board
Meeting’
A meeting of the Public Library
board was held
Chambers of the Town Hall, (Mon
day evening. The minutes of
last meeting were read by the secre
tary and adopted as read. Bills and
accounts amounting to $18.02 were
presented and ordered paid. It was
moved by Dr. Collyer, seconded by
Geo. Follick that we request the
council to exempt the board from
the municipal audit expenses, as is
customary in other municipalities.
Carried.
Collyer and Bonthrou: That books
be purchased more frequently as
per the advice of the inspector. Car-
The Librarian, Mrs. Cameron re
ported re the children hour; also
that the circulation report shows
an increase of 624 over the first
three months of 19 33.
Follick- Bonthron: That the Co.
pupils attending school here pay the
usual 5 0c per year for the privilege
of being a member of the Library
and that a letter be given the Lib
rarian by the Secretary with in
structions to carry out the same.
Carried.
Follick-Bonthron: That we hold
our regular monthly meetings on
the second Monday of each month.
Carried.
The meeting then adjourned.
James A. Patterson, Secretary
Stone, and one
popular young
in marriage to
Ellman Fulton,
in the (Council
the
Uli
Dr.
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DENTAL SURGEON
At office in Hartleib Block, Dash
wood, first three days of week and
at office over the Post Office, in
Zurich, last three days of week.
Mr. and Mrs. Win. May, Kitchen
er, were week-end visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. S. Oestricher.
Misses Ruth Kleinstiver
with Mr. and, [Mrs. G.
Thedford.
Luft is attending Con-
Kitchener this week,
number from here attend-
and
Phyllis Reid spent the week-end in
Stratford.
Mrs. J. C. Reid visited a few days
last week
Elliott in
Rev. T.
ference in
Quite a
ed the Walther Leagup Rally in Lo
gan on -Sunday.
Mr. Clarence Rutledge, (Miss Helen
•Rutledge and Mr. Louis McKerlip of
London were Sunday visitors at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. P. Fassold.
Mr. Wm. Lindenfield, of Parkhill
visited his- sister Mr. and Mrs. Chas.
Steinhagen on Sunday.
Miss Theada Hayter and friend of
Windsor, were week-end visitors'
with IMr. and Mrs. Robt. Hayter.
Mr. and Mrs. Simon Morlock, of
Crediton, were Sunday visitors with
Mrs. Finkbeiner and Cathern.
Mr. P. [Mclsaac made a business
trip to London on Tuesday.
Miss Zeta Nadiger spent the weplo-
end with Miss Alma Ratz, of Ship-
ka.
A number of changes are taking
place in town this week Mr. Maurice
Andersen has moved into Mr. Cas
per Walper’s house and Mr. Harry
Zimmer moved into P.
house.
Mrs. E. Gettinger and
and IMrs. L. Kellerman,
were Sunday visitors with
Mrs. Thos. Klumpp.
Mr.s. Wiggins, of Zurich, spent
Sunday with her sister, (Mrs. Fassold
An account of the Young People’s
League and a presentation to Rev.
IMr. Sauer, also presentation to Mr.
and Mrs. Albert Vincent and tlie
account of the silver wedding of
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Snider have
been crowded over until' next week.
McTsaac
daughter
Crediton,
Mr. and
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Baking sale Saturday afternoon
at F. W. Morlock’s by the Living
Links Sunday School class.
The regular meeting of the Sr.
E.L.C.E. was held last Friday ev
ening. The department of instruct
ion was' in charge. Gordon Ratz
acted as chairman and led the open
ing devotion. Scripture was read
by Agnes Lamport and Mr. Gerald
Smith gave a guitar solo. The topic
was discussed by
and Evelyn Sippell
delivered a piano
contest conducted
Morlock concluded
ing program.
Next Sunday evening the Evan
gelical pastor M. Sippell will deliver
his closing sermon after a term of
seven years. May 13 th he will
cupy the pulpit on his newly
pointed charge, Hanover.
A short Missionary program
given in connection with the Evan
gelical Sunday 'School. The
Superintendent, Art Amy occupied
the chair. 'Miss Ruby Finkbeiner
and Miss Norma Finkbeiner contri
buted a vocal duett and a very in
teresting talk was given by 'Miss
Ella Morlock.
Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Treitz,
of Harriston, while on their honey
moon visited with Mr. and Mrs. C.
Trietz last week.
IMr. and Mrs. Carl Haumeller, Mr.
Elgin Eilber and lady friend of De
troit, spent the week-end with Mr.
Charles Eilber.
Mrs. Cliff Hill and
Wein are visiting the
ther Mr. Noah Haist,
Mich., who is in poor health.
Mr. and (Mrs. Norman Holtzman
and family, of Detroit, spent the
week-end with Mrs. Leah Holtzman.
Seeding operations have started
in this vicinity.
Charles Kerr, tile manufacturer,
died Saturday at his home near
Goderich aged 6 8. He was confin
ed to his home for several months.
He was born in this vicinity, son of
the late John Kerr and Caroline
Wilson Kerr. Twenty years ago he
moved to Colborne township where
he established a successful manu
facturing business. He is survived
by his widow one son and one
daughter, Courtland and Loretta,
at home. 'One brother Mr. Fred
Kerr and one sifter Mrs. Ed. Beav
er of this community. Service was
conducted by Rev. W. I. Patton, of
Benmiller, United Church, of winch
Mr. Kerr was a member at
home Monday. Interment took
Exeter.
Hogarth
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Mrs. Nelson Schenk and children
of Mt. 'Carmel, spent Sunday with
the former’s parents lM,r. and Mrs.
Henry Pfaff Sr.
Mrs. Wilson Anderson is spending
a few days with her daughter Mrs.
Wm. Schroeder, of Fairfield, who
is confined tO' her bed through ill
ness.
The Missies Lottie and
Waghorn, of London, spent Sunday
with their parents Mr. and Mrs. F.
Waghorn.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kuhn spent
a few days the past week with their
relatives in Detroit.
Mr. Esli Heywood, of Exeter, Is
spending a few days with his sister
Mrs. Eli Lawson.
Mrs. George Wright, of Windsor,
spent a few days the past week with
her parents Mr. and Mrs. Eli Law-
son.
Mr. Mai-ki Mitchell has returned
to his home in Exeter after visiting
his sisters Mrs. Anderon and Mrs.
Rau.
Quite a number from hero attend
ed the funeral of the late Charles
Kerr, of Benmiller, which was held
Monday to, the Exeter cemetery. Ho
leaves to mourn his loss his wife
and one daughter and one son also
one sister Mrs. Ed. Beaver, of town
and one brother Mr, Fred Kerr the
sympathy of this community is ex
tended to the bereaved.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Bickell, of St.
(Marys, spent Sunday at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Bickell.
Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Gunning, Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Gunning and Mr.
Kenneth Gunning, of Granton, call
ed on friends in
day.
Miss1 Ethelyn
ford, spent the
friend Miss Thelma Marshall.
Mr. Carmen Hazelwood and Mr.
James Johnson, cf Walton, spent
the week-end at the home of the
former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Robt.
Hazelwood.
A very unusual thing happened
for the month of April there being
no seeding
Saturday, April
eter registered
frost.
Thirty young
School met at
former teacher Mr. David Goulding
and held their Sunday School class
Mr. Goulding has a record of not
being absent from Sunday School
for eleven years and four months,
but on account of sickness has been
absent for the past three months.
the village on Sun-
Smith, of Carling
week-end with her
done as yet, and
28 th the th er mom-
eight degrees of
men of our Sunday
the home of their
Let us demonstrate the new Ford
V-S truck or light delivery now
stock. Sandy Elliott, Phone 64.
in
ELIMVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Alden Jones,
London were visitors on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Johns.
Mr. Kenneth Johns spent the
week-end in Goderich with his uncle
Mr. Walter Hern. '
(Mr. Anson Smale
spent a few days
ing acquaintances
hood.
Mr. and Mrs.
Patsy visited in St. Marys on
day.
Messrs. Ed. Rich., Chas, and
Johns spent Saturday in Sarnia.
The Y. P. S. paid a visit to the
Thames Road on Monday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Langford,
Orville and Hazel, of Lucan, visit
ed on Friday with Mr. and Mrs,
Chas. Johns.
Mr. Walter Lidston, who had his
foot injured recently in London,
has recovered sufficiently to be
able to walk. He spent a few days
in the vicinity last week.
Miss Bessie Bell R.N., of London,
spent Sunday with her parents.
Next Sunday morning at 10:30
Rev. Waldon, of London, will con
duct special anniversary
in this church under
the Trustee Board,
by the choir.
The Hurondalo W.
homo of Mrs. Chas. Johns last Wed
nesday afternoon
were present.
Rev. and Mrs.
Johns, Mrs. Wm,
H, Ford were in
attending the meeting of Presbyter
lai and W M'. S< convention,
of
, of Farquhar,
last week renew-
in the neighbor-
Lloyd Johns and
Sun-
Will
services
the auspices of
Special music
I. met at the
A large number
Peters, (Mr. Will
Elford and iMrs,
Clinton Tues'day
ZION
Mr. and Mrs. George Jaques, of
Exeter spent Sunday with Mr.
Mrs. Melville Hern.
■Miss Jean Brock
Miss Marion Wass, of
the week-end.
(Mrs. R. Kleinfeldt
visited
Gi'anton
and
with
over
has engaged
as housekeeper with Mr. Wm. Hern
for the summer.
Mrs. I-I. Kyle, of Exeter, spent
Sunday with relatives1.
Mr. Henry Hern spent a day with
his sister (Mrs. J. Gorvett.
Mrs. Milne
day with her
George Earl.
Mrs. Frank
visited with her
Hern on Wednesday.
Miss Lorraine Wass
week-end with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Morley Wass, of Granton.
The W. |M.
of Mrs. J. T.
o’clock p.m.
Mr. Harry
hydro in his home.
Mr.
spent Sunday with his
Morris Hern.
Miss Mary McDonald,
bury, is spending a couple of weeks
with Mr. and Mrs. Ross Hern.
Pullen spent Wednesv-
parents Mr. and Mrs.
Gunning,
niece
of Whalen,
Mrs. Ross
spent the
S. meets at the home
Hern on Friday at 2
Towle is installing
Clifford Culbert,of Lucan,
cousin Mr.
of Saints-
WINCHELSEA
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fletcher
spent Friday with IMr. and Mrs. Geo.
Godbolt of Centralia.
Mr. and Mrs. George Brock, of
Zion, visited with Mr.
Brock on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. W. E.
Marjorie spent (Sunday
Mir's. Ed. St-one, of Kirkton.
Mr. Hal Brown and IMiss
Brown, of Centralia, visited
their mother Mrs. H. Brown
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alf.
baby, of Kirkton, visited
latter’s parents Mr. and
Bailey on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
and Mrs. F.
•Fletcher and
with Mr. and
Ethel
with
on
Collier
with
Mrs.
and
the
H.
Fletcher
and family spent Saturday evening
with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Davis, of
•Lucan.
Miss [Marjorie Fletcher vislited
with Miss Jean Davis one day last
week.
IMr.
family visited with Mr.
Ed Alexander at Lumley on
and Mrs. George Davis and
and Mrs.
Sunday,
SHIPKA
held their
church on
regular
Monday
Walter Fossold
, visited over
and
the
and
The Y. P S.
meeting in the
■evening.
Mr. and Mrs.
sfon, of London
week-end at the home of Mr.
Mrs. Milton Ratz.
Mr. and Mrs. TIios. Kenney
family last week moved their house
hold effects in the house owned by
Mr. Albert Gaiser. #
Next (Sunday will be Missionary
day in the (Sunday School. A special
program will be given.
[Mr. Sam Sweitzer, of Clandeboye
spent Sunday at his home here.
and