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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1934-06-21, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE THURSDAY, JUNE 21st, 1931 Hensail and her many very pleased to see hei* J. Bowen, of London, Mr. Joe Hagen is spending a few weeks in Detroit. Mr. Ray Lammie left for London last week where he lias secured a po­ sition. Miss Ver-da Watson spent"' the week-end visiting at her home in Londesboro, Mrs, J. Cranston, of Vancouver, B. C. is here visiting her sister Mrs. James Priest. Miss Emma Johnson is spending a couple of weeks visiting Jier sister Mrs. .Short at Windsor. Dr. Bell, of Harrisburg, Pen., is visiting with relatives and friends in Hensall and vicinty. Mr. and MJ’S. Lyle Cassidy spent the week-end visiting w.ith relatives and friends in Otterville. Miss Mae McNaughton, of Toronto, spent the week-end visiting her par­ ents Mr. and Mrs. Dan’l McNaughton. Mrs. Alice Joynt lias returned to ■her home here and will spend the summer with her son, Will Joynt. Mrs. Robt. Higgins was a week­ end visitor at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Bert North of Wood- stock. Mr. and Mrs. D. McK'aig and Miss Alma Scruton, of London, visited with relatives and friends in town, on Sunday. On Sunday, June 24th, Rev. Mr. Young will speak at the Diamond Jubilee of the Agricultural College of Guelph. Mrs. Dr. Campbell and son Billy have returned home after a pleasant visit with relatives and friends in Nova Scotia and New Brunswick. Mr. and Mrs Lyle Statham, of S.t. Thomas, were week-end visitors with Mrs. Statham’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. John Elder and other relatives and friends in town. ■Hon.. Charles McCrea, Minister of Mines, in the Ontario Cabinet, called on his relatives Postmaster Suther­ land and Miss Hattie Sutherland when passing through the village last week. Mrs. Fred Smallacombe, of Guelph, is visiting with her sister, Miss M. Ellis. Mrs. Smallacombe is a former resident of friends are again. Rev. W. representative of the Bible Society preached in St. Paul’s Anglican Church last iSunday evening and gave a most interesting addess. He also spoike at Staffa in the after­ noon. The, Minstrel Show which was put on by members of the Chamber of Commerce on the evening of May 24th and 31st and was such a success that it is being being put on in Lon- desbora on Thursday evening o£ this week, June 21st. Mr. and Mrs. Errold Drummond spent the week-end in Kincardine, owing to the very serious illness of Mrs. Drummond’s father, Mr. T. O. Drummond, who formerly resided in Hensall and is well known here. His many friends hope to hear of his re­ covery. The Hensall Baseball team defeat­ ed Stratford 9 to 7 in a game played at Stratford on Wednesday afternoon last. On Friday evening the same two teams lined up on the Hensall dia­ mond the game resultingi in a 5-all tie< Hensall so far this .season has played six games, winning four, lost one and tied one. Sunday last was Flower Sunday in the United Church and the church was most beautifully decorated with flowers. Rev. Arthur Sinclair pastor had charge of the services. At the morning service there was dren’s choir. Lorna Zuefle, Paisley, Bobby Hess and Joynt, taking special parts in anthems. The service was much en­ joyed and the children all did their, parts splendidly. Union Sdrvices During the months of July and August Rev. W. A. Young, pastor •of Carmel Presbyterian Hensall and Rev. S. M. Gordon, of -Caven. Pres­ byterian church, Exeter will ex­ change pulpits. Beginning the first Sunday in July Rev. Mr. Young will preach in Caven Church in, the morn­ ing and in his own pulpit Hensall in the evening. The first .Sunday in August Rev. Mr Gordon will preach in the Hensall church in tho morn­ ing and in his own. pulpit at Exeter in the evening. The Sunday even­ ing services will be withdrawn in iCarmel Church here during August. Meeting of the Hensall Chambei' of . Commerce A well attended meeting of the Hensall Chamber of Commerce was' held in the Council Chamber Friday evening. Mr Cross the Treasurer gave a report on the finances of the organization. They cleared $30i0'.0i0l on the 24tli of May and it was de­ cided to pay off the old debt on the land purchased some years ago by the old Board of Trade. The differ­ ent committees reported. Ai discus­ sion took place on holding an Old Boys’ Reunion next year. The feel­ ing of the meeting was to have a re­ union and it was decided to look in­ to the matter of the expense. A number of subjects were discussed in the which a chil- Jessie Carrie the I interest of the village aftei’ the meeting was adjourned. Laid to Rest funeral of the late Miss Alice the The May Walker took place from residence of her parents, on Thurs­ day afternoon of last week. Rev. W. A. Young, her pastor, had charge of the service. During the service Mrs. J. W. Bonthron sang as a solo i “Good night and good morning.’’ In­ terment was made in Baird’s Ceme­ tery and a large crowd of hours and friends attended the ser­ vice showing the high which Miss Walker was held. pall bearers were; Wilson and Geo, McCartney, Mill road; Gorden Pap- ple, John Madge, Garnet Centralia and Glen Bell, The floral tributes were _......— flowers being donated by the foll­ owing: Young Church, neigh- esteem in The Madge, Hensail, beautiful Toronto; Carmel Mrs. D. Grassick, People’s Society Hensall; Madge Family Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson and family, Toronto; Arnold Circle of Carmel Church, Hensall; school scholars and many other bouquets and sprays. Funeral of Mrs. Weber The funeral of the late Mrs. Weber took place from her __ home King St., Hensall on Thursday afternoon last. A service was held at the home all three resident min­ isters of the village taking part. The floral tributes were beautiful and donated by Mrs. Bertha Bell, Mrs. G. Douglas, Blake; Hensall Baseball Club; Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jarrott, of Toronto; Mr. and Mrs. J. Hudson, Hensall; Mr. and Mrs. L. O’Brien, of Clinton; Mr. and Mrs. Louis Weber and daughter Clara, Zurich. Roy Weber and family, Hensall; Mrs. T. .Dick, Hensall; Mr. -and Mrs. C. B. Falstrom, London; Mr. and Mrs. H. Hess, Zurich; Mr. and Toronto; Mrs. David Clinton; Mr .and Mrs. Ladies Euchre iCIub, and Mrs. James Dic’k, and Mrs. Rex Dick, Hensall; Mr. T. C. Joynt, Hensall Miss Gladys Luk­ er, Hensall; Mrs. Russell iLove, Hen­ sall. After the service at the home another service, was held at the Lu­ theran church "Zurich after which interment took place at the Luther­ an cemetery.. The funeral was largely attended and a .number of friends called at the home to pay their last respects. The pallbearers were: Mr. Harry Hess, -Zurich; Mr. Foster, of Toronto; Mr. Joseph 'Hud­ son, Hensall; Mr Ross Dick, Toron­ to; Mr. Arthur Dick, London; Mr. Rex Dick, of London, road south. AV. M. S. Meeting The W. M. S. of Carmel Presbyter­ ian Church met recently and held their annual birthday party. The schoolroom was lovely with flowers brought by the girls of the Arnold Circle and the meeting was presided over by Mrs. Edwards. The meeting opened with the singing >of Psalm selection 31 and Mrs. Workman led in prayer. The Bible lesson was read by Mrs. C. Hudson from the 12 of Romans and Mrs. J. W. Bonthron ■contributed a solo. The society were very, fortunate in having as guest speaker the Presbyterial president, Miss L. M. Jeckell, of Exeter, who gave a very full and most interesting report of the Provincial meeting of the W. M. S. held in Hamilton. The offering was then received and was dedicated in iprayer by Mrs. Dallas, and Mrs. Hutton, sang a solo. The supply secretary Miss Mary McGreg­ or read the allocation for this year. Mrs. T. Hudson and Mrs. Dallas on behalf of the Aluxiliary presented Mrs. W. A. Young with a beautiful friendship- circle quilt on this her ■birthday. The quilt was made by oldest member of the congregation, Mrs. Ann Hudson, who is in, her 94th year and it is really beautiful and well made. Mrs. Dallas in a few kind­ ly words expressed the feeling of the W. M. S. for their president, Mrs. Young. Mrs. Hudson, made the pres­ entation. Mrs. Young thanked the ladies for their thought of her in a few well chosen words. A hearty vote of thanks to the speaker was moved by Mrs. Arnold- and seconded by Mrs. Young. Rev. Mr. Young closed the meeting with prayer ond lunch was served. The tables looked I tempting especially the long one cen­ tred with the birthday cake decorat­ ed in pink and white and topped with candles at which table Mrs. David­ son and Mrs. Dallas poured tea. There was a splendid attendance of ladies present and everyone present enjoyed this annual event. Roy late Mi-s. R. Dick, Churchill, .of Pfaff, Exeter Hensall; Mr. Hensail; Mr.. CREDITON House and lot for sale or rent.—■ Apply Jas. Ctark, Crediton 6-7-U'c. Mrs. Annie Haist, of Detroit, is visiting with relatives and friends . in the community. . Mr. and Mrs. H. Sparling and son, Clare, of Walkerton, spent iSunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs, John Smith. The annual strawberry social given by the Ladies Aid of the Unit­ ed Church will be held on evening, June 22nd. -Mr. and Mrs. Benninger, troit, spent the week-end home of Mr. and Mrs. Sam Lamport. Miss Marguerite Lamport of De­ troit, is spending her vacation with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Sweitzer, of New York, are visiting with rela­ tives and friends in the community. Mrs. Sam King , who has 'been a patient at Victoria Hospital has returned home. Her many friends will be glad to know that she is improving nicely. Mr. and Mrs. Russell 'Clark son Glenn, of Detroit, week-end at the home Mrs. F. W. Clark. . Miss 'Clare Howard, __ _____ visited over the week-end with Miss Laura Clark. Mr. Hubert Haist, of Los Angeles California, was called to the bed­ side of his mother,, Mr.s. Fred Haist, who continues in a critical condition. Mr. and Mrs. Victor Kestle and daughter Janet, of Exeter, were guests of Mr. and Mrs. F. W. 'Clark on 'Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Treitz, Sarnia, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. C. Treitz. Miss Barbara Jean Jackson, of /London, visited a few -days with Miss Gladys Weber. Dr. A. Arends, -of Duluth, Minn., Mr. and Mrs. John Arends and Mrs. Prem and daughter Merle, of Nap­ erville, Ill., called on Mr. and Mrs. G. E. Haist last Friday. Rev. F. W. Johnston, ed church will preach to 'brethren of the Exeter Sunday evening. The County of Huron have had their- graders and oiling .outfit resur­ facing the Main Street through the village this past week-, ished it ought to make a good job. Richard Hill left last it relatives in Saskatchewan. Friday of De­ nt the spent of Mr. and the and of Ingersoll of the Unit- the Masonic Lodge next When fin- ZION 4 The ladies of the church seryed a sumptuous supper in the churcli shed Tuesday evening of last week. A large number were present to par­ take of the bounteous repast. Fol­ lowing the isupper a play entitled “Civil Service”, was put on by the young people of the James 'Street church, Exeter. The play was well received, and kept the large crowd which packed the church in rounds of laughter. 'The anniversary ser­ vices on the Snday previous were a splendid success. Rev. Mr. McMullan of Dungannon, preached two fine sermons. The singing by the Sunday School scholars was much enjoyed. The contributions exceeded .the amount asked for. Farmers Attention Why Feed Non­ Laying Hens? Have your flock culled by an expert SATISFACTION GUARANTEED Phdne 216 Swift Canadian Co., EXETER ™E RED & WHITE STORE r GROCERY SPECIALS PURE CANE SUGAR..........................................10 lbs. for 59c. RED SOCK-EYE SALMON (Sea wave) .... 1-2 lb. tin 16c. CROWN BRAND CORN SYRUP...........5 lb. pail each 35c. CROSSE & BLACKWELL PORK AND BEANS per tin 5c. BLUE RIBBON MATCHES...................................per pkg. 25c. PEARL WHITE NAPTHA SOAP..........................10 bars 29c. k s Sweet White Corn No. 3 Peas Falcon Tomatoes I 2 tins for 19c.2 tins for 23c.per tin 10c. Carnation Milk small, per tin..................5c. Golden Spray Cheese 1-2 lb. pkg. 2 for 25c Peanut Butter in bulk..................2 lbs. 25c. Pure Cornstarch......................3 pkgs. 25c. Big Five Cleanser....................per pkg. 5c. Princess Soap Flakes....................2 for 29c. Palmolive Soap.................3 cakes for 14c. Fresh Tomatoes................. New Potatoes...................... Cocoanuts............................ Lemon Drops .................... Iced Carmels...................... Chocolate Coated Carmels Chocolate Coated Peanuts A FULL STOCK OF ICE COLD DRINKS, ICE CREAM IN BULK, BRIXS, SHER. BICLES, ALASKA BON BON, ETC. ROLLIE’S GROCERY EXETER, ONT Phone 102 MT. CARMEL “Quality always higher 'than price.”We Deliver i Mich., aunt other week to-vis- I F. W. Morlock has returned home after a brief trip to the mining dis­ trict in and around Sudbury. He brought home several fine samples of ore with him. John Morlock and H. K. Eilber were in. Walkerville last week on business. Decoration Services The annual Decoration service will be held on Sunday, July 1st at the Crediton Evangelical cemetery. It is expected that all graves will bo in proper order and besides this will also present a decorated appearance. Service begins promptly at The entire community is invited to -come and show spect in memory of the friends, fellow citizens and Special music will accompany the ex­ ercises. The pastor of the church will deliver a memorial address. Death of John Schroeder The death occurred at the home of his son William Schroeder on Mon­ day of John Schroeder, aged 72 years. Mr. iSchroeder was a well known resident of Stephen Township and also a member of the- Crediton United -church. 'He is .survived by! four brothers, David, of Dashwood; Charles, of Stephen; Louis, of Sliip- ka and Sam, out West. Henry prede­ ceased him four years ago. He is also .survived by two sisters -Mrs. I.- Tetreau, of Shipika and Mrs. Charles Fahner, of Saline Mich., and two sons William Schroeder of Stephen and. Ru-ssell iSchroeder, of McGilliv­ ray. He was married to Mary Ann Mawhinney who predeceased him in January. Funeral services were held at the residence- of William Schroeder on Wednesday afternoon Interment in the Exeter cemetery. Sunday School Picnic The United church ISunday School held their annual picnic at Grand Bend on Saturday, June 16th. Fav­ orable weather prevailed and 1301 were in attendance. A good time was reported by all. A 'ball game was played in the morning with E. Lam­ port and Andy Mathers as captains, score being in favor of Andy Mather and his team. In the afternoon a girls’ softball game was played be­ tween Crediton team and iShipka the score resulting in favor of Cred­ iton. -The following is the report of the sports held in the afternoon, in which every one took their part. Girls 5 and under, Betty Mawhinney Joyce Chambers; boys 5 and, under, Ross Brown; girls 6 to 8, „ Bernice Finkbeiner, Phyllis Hi-U; boys 6 to 8 Lawrence Waghorn, TMdy Jones; girls 9 to 12, Grace Hilifthd Rhena Yearley; boys 9 to 11, Allen Hill, Harvey Lovie; 'girls 11 to 15, Lorna Richard, Jean Baynham; boys horse­ back race, Nelson Lamport and Hy. Mathers; Ted Wright and Donald Kestle; young men’s broad jump, A? Hunkin, Melvin Lamport, Howard Johnson; young ladies nail driving contest, Ila Lamport, Helen Mathers peeling potato trace, Mrs. Chambers, Ted Lamport; novelty race, Mrs. L. Hill, Mrs. Garfield Hill; horse race, Mr. Lovie Lillian Finkbeiner; mar­ ried. ladies throwing the rollng pin, Mrs. Wm. Watson, Mrs. J. Lovej young ladies throwing the ball, Hel­ en Mathers; eating the candy on a string, Alfred Mathers, Eddie Year- ley; backward race, Andy Mathens, Melvin Lamport. After which all in­ dulged in a good game of dodge ball. THAMES ROAD 3 o’clock cordially their re­ departed pioneers. Rev. Fr. Lynch, of Jackson, spent the weeikt-end with his Mrs. Richard O’Rourke and relatives. Mr. Louis Hartman, of Detroit, visited with his brother Herb Hart­ man, Rev. Fr. Fischer, of -Chicago and his parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Fisch­ er, of Preston, attended the funeral of the late John Dietrich on Satur­ day. Misses Ellie and Mary Houlalian, of London, spent the week-end at home -of the latter’s brother John Houlahan. Mr. Gordon -Fraser, or Parkhill, our popular mail carrier was happily married to Miss Grace Sheppard of McGillivray on Saturday. Congratu­ lations. Mr. and __ _ Lane, of Detroit, spent a few days ibis week with Mrs. Ash’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. McKeever. Mrs. Orval Cameron, of Sarnia, spent a few days with her sister Miss Catherine Walker. Mr. Fergus Ryan and his mother Mrs. Mary Ryan and sister Miss Ev­ elyn Ryan, of Detroit, “ spent the week-end with friends here. Mr. and Mrs. Basil O’Rourke of Brucefield, and babe, spent Sunday with the former’s brothers Leo and Thomas O’Rourke. ■Miss Grace Sheppard of Mrs. Ed. Ash and Mrs. ---x . ELIMVILLE iThe roads through the were treated with Calcium ide on .Monday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. McFalls, village Chlor­ __ ____ _ ____ , Birdine and Bonnie, of Biddulph werd Sun­ day visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bradshaw. Mrs. (Rev.) Peters visited in London for a few days. Mrs. Whiteford, who is ill at Mrs. Wes. Horne’s is a little improv­ ed. . .Mrs. Harry Ford and Laura visit­ ed in St. Thomas last Sunday. Miss Catherine Peters and Mr. Fred Ling spent Sunday with rela­ tives at Milverton. Mrs. J. Sleamon of Centralia, is visiting at Mr. Josh. Johns. Mr. and Mrs. Alden Jones and Miss May Jones, of London, also Mrs. Louis Hagerman, ough, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Johns. Miss Eula Herdman spent with her cousin, Miss Velma near Whalen. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Johns Stratford on Monday to visit ter’,s sister, also of Foxbor- were Sunday visitors with Sunday Squires Hogarth* Super-Size Clucks Have the Vigor Make Good Rustlers to Bargains!Bargains! Hogarth .Super-Size chicks at very little more than the price of “o-rdinary- They are away to a “head they are hatched, and for being “big as their their lives. Just the if you are brooding conditions. size” chicks, start”, as soon as have a reputation age” all through chicks you want, them under “make-shift” Plenty of vigor to stand a little hardship. Seven breeds. Fully Government Approv­ ed. Orders filled propmtly. Barred Rocks 8c. W. Leghorns 7c. Ten Day Old Barred Rocks lOVgc 2 Week Old Barred Rocks 12c. SUPER-SIZE CHICKS add 2c. per chick Phone 184,Open Day and Night Hogarth Baby Chick Hatchery EXETER, ONT. WINCHELSEA DASHWOOD com- and on Quite a number from this munity attended the Whalen Kirkton anniversary services Sunday last. ■Mr. W. days. It’s Sunday Clarence Mrs. Garfield Needham, Mrs. Culbert, of Ilderton, Mr. Mrs. George Godbolt, of Centralia. Mr. Percy Foster, of St. Marys, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Herman Foster. Quite a few from around here at­ tended. the annual supper and play at Thames Road on Monday night. Mrs. Geonge Davis visited with Mr. and -Mrs. Wm. Haynes at Ran- noch on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Chas. Godbolt spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Flet­ cher. Mr. and Mrs. John Prance and family spent Saturday at Grand Bend. Mrs. John Francis spent last week with her sister, Foster at Kirkton. Mr. R. E. Pooley was in on Monday last. J. Veal is all smiles these a boy. visitors with Mr. and Fletcher were Mr. Mt. Mrs. and and and one day Mrs. E. London Misses Beulah and Clara Glanvllio of Lumley, and Miss Ethel Coward, of Winchelsea, attended the supper and dance at Kennie.ut on Wednes­ day of last week, were in the lat­ ter’s sister, Miss Vera Bannerman, who is in a hospital there, having undergone a serious operation for throat touble from which she is re­ covering favourably. , Mr. and Mrs. Wellington Bell, of Detroit, were here over the week­ end; they also attended the Bell re­ union.ISunday school anniversary servi­ ces will be held in this church on July 1st. Rev. Malcolm of Egmond- ville, will preach at 10.30 a.m. and 7 p.m. .Special music by Sunday school choir in the morning and the regular choir in the evening. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Bell, Harold Lloyd and Graham Bell, Mildred Miller, Mrs. Chas. Stephens and children, Mr. Philip Murch, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murch and Donna, Miss­ es Helen and Bernice Murch attend­ ed the Bell re-union held at Mr. Wilbur Dilling’s near Hensall last Saturday. The John’s re-union was held on Saturday last at the home of Mr. Will. Elford. Over eighty were pres­ ent. The afternoon was pleasantly spent in ball games, races and games. Little Grant Cudmore, son of Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Cudmore, of Exeter, was the youngest present and Mr. Silks Johns the oldest. Ow­ ing to the illness of Mrs. John Johns of Exeter, Mr. and Mrs. Johns were not Able to come. They have been regular attendants *of the re-union and are tho oldest couplo of this connection. The committee appoint­ ed for next year are: Messrs, Garnet and Kenneth Johns, Mrs. Mervyn Cudmore,and Mrs. H. Ford. Tho pic­ nic will bo held on the third Satur­ day in June nt Mt, Nelson Coultis’s. SHIPKA The community extends their sym­ pathy to Mrs. John Deitrich and family on the sudden death of Mr. Deitrich. The funeral was largely attended by relatives and friends on 'Saturday1 morning to Mt. Carmel cemetery. Mr. and Mrs. George Robinson, Miss M. Robinson and -Miss L. Fields from Wheatley spent the weekend at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Harlton. Mrs. Catt and daughter, Donna, from Weyburn, Sask., spent a few days with her sister, -Mrs. M. Katz. The Misses Ila and Evyline Sweitzer from London are spending the week-end with their parents. Mr. and Mrs. A. Finkbeiner at­ tended the funeral last Tuesday of Mr. McLatighton, of West Williams. The picnic which was held last Saturday wa.s largely attended. All reported a good time. Please don’t forget the supper at the United Church next Wednesday June 27th from 6 to 8. Program of outside talent. Mrs. Annie McEachen, Miss K. McEachen, of Port Huron, Mr, and Mrs. Ray Richard, of White Pigeon and Mr. Glen Thomas, of Detroit, called on friends here on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. George .Sheppard, of Parkhill, an Miss Olive. Sheppard, of London, visited relatives here Sunday. Miss Ila and Evelyn Sweitzer, London, spent the week-end at their homes here. _ Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Finkbeiner Mr. and Mrs. Roy Ratz attended the funeral of the late John McLaugh­ lin in West Wiliams on Tuesday last. of Dr. H. H. Cowen, L.D.S., D.D.S. DENTAL SURGEON At office in Hartleib Block, Dash­ wood. first three days of week and at office over the Post Office, m Zurich, last three days of week. Mrs. Catt and daughter, of Re­ gina, are visiting her parents Mr. and Mrs. P. Fas,sold. Mr. and Mrs. Millar Res-temeyer and family, of North Dakota are vis­ iting her parents Mr. and Mrs. Louis Walker and other relatives. Miss Zeta Nadiger nurse-in-train­ ing in Victora Hospital, London, spent the week-end with her par­ ents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Nadiger. Harry Hoffman spent the week­ end in (London. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Reid_and Mr. and Mrs, G. ......... were Sunday Dashwood will be held at Grand Bend. Open air services Sunday evenings on church lawn during July commencing on July 1st. Miller-Rader A quiet wedding took place at the home of the bride’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Line only came youngest son of Mrs. Simon Miller and the late Simon Miller of the Lake Road. Rev. T. Luft performed •the ceremony in the presence of immediate relatives. The bride was lovely in a crepe gown in attai’ of roses shade and for travelling wore a tweed coat with hat and accessor­ ies to match. Following the cere­ mony, Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Miller left to spend a honeymoon in De­ troit. ■of ThedfordElliott. visitors in Bayfield. Public .School on Friday, picnic June 22nd will the the be held on Evangelical month of Ernest Rader of the Goshen near Dashwood when their daughter, Laura Lucinda, be- the bride of Oscar Miller, CENTRALIA was announced recently thatU Centralia would hold an Old Boy’s Reunion on July 2nd. An Old Boy’s Reunion has been suggested for some time this summer but no de­ finite plans have been made. Mr. and Mrs. Miles McCabe and son, Mac., of Clinton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. C. O’Brien on Sunday. Mrs. James Neil is visiting with •her son Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Neil in Detroit. Mr. and on, visited AVilsOn, Mr. and _ and son Harold visited tivos Mrs. E. Beavers, Credit- on Sunday with Misses Mrs. Fred Penwarden with reta­ in Chatham over the week-end. Bossenberry's Hotel at 'Grand on Saturday, June 2$th at 8 an evangelistic All are invited to At Bend -pap. there will be service. All are invited to come and hear the Rev. W. R. Croson, of London, and Mr. and Mr.’s. Millar, of California.