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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-02-12, Page 51 •1 5 y 6 1 e, • DR. J. A, McTAGGART, l•,. P. 5, 1NS411, ONT.. ,'elephone 100 Maio Street HENSALL IV1r. And Mrs, 1Vierie Drysdale; ,spent Meniday in Loudon. pr. Dougal . •ok Petrolia spent a fenv daya this week in town, 111r. Ben loader spent the Week-. lend vislting friends iii. 'Stratford. • Mr, and !11!rs, S. I. Peppier silent few days with friends in Hanover, Mr. Murray Campbell spent the week -end et leis Thome its:Stratford. Miss 'Nellie Boyle, of London, spent :the week -arid at her home here:. Mies Mary rMcIiaig, of Exeter,. event • the, week -end at nor home here. Mrs, Thos. Peart is lying serious- ly ill at her home North Richmond St, Mies Grace Forrest, of London, was a regent visitor et her Louie Stere,. Mr. Chas. Jinks is confined to• his home with .a serious :attack of Heart trouble., Mr. Fred Deters was et Zurich ,this week owing to the death of his mother. 11r. Earl West, of Camellers, N. Y., is visiting at the home of Mrs. 0, M. Holden. lVIre. M, ''Stewart, of Seaforth, is visiting at the home of her brother Mr. Wes Coleman. s- ieges Helen 14Valper, of Exeter, spent a .few days at the honme of Mr, and. Mrs. Russel Broderick,, Mrs. (Dr.) Collyer entertained .n number .of friends to a dinner and %fridge on Tuesday evening: Mrs, C. Cook very pleasantly en- tertained a number of her lady rriends on Monday evening.. Miss Mary Grant, R.N., has re- turned to her home in Exeter after nursing a vase here. in Rensall, The many friends of Mr. Wm. White will be sorry to hear that he is confined to his home through ill- ness. Mr. Archie Hodgert, 'of Chisel- &urst has rented Mr. Geiger's house on Oxford St. and intends moving here shortly. The many friends •of Mr. Wni. Foster will be sorry to, hear that he is confined to his home through Ill- ness. Master Kieth Buchanan spent the week -end visiting at the•ome of his ,uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Arms{gong, of Hay Twp. Mr. Fred Berry who has spent the winter visiting at the honme of Mr. 'and Mrs. Jim Stewart of 1 1n- eardine has returned home. Mr. and Mrs, David McCard, of London, were .tailed hese .on Fri- day owing to the serious illness of :her mother, Mrs. Thos Peart. Mr. and- errs. R. L. Coles enter- tained a number of friends ,en Thursday afternoon anis evening last the occasion 'being their 15th .wedding anniversary. Dr..M•alloy, of, Watford, was, call- ing on friends in town on Monday. ler. Malloy was a former resilient of I3ensali and his many friends were glad to see him. Mr. Richard Welsh is confined to his home through illness. Mr. "Welsh ds one of the .oldest residents and his many friends here hope ;for a speedy recovery. The Dramatic Club of St. Paul's Anglcian Church intend putting on a. play entitled "Step on It Stan" in the .Town Hall on Friday even- ing February 13th. This play will• he put on in Staffa on Tuesday, Feb- ruary 17th. Services in the United church" were largely attended. on Sunday 3ast with the Rev. A, Sinclair deliv ening inspiring sermons... Iu the evening a.•cluet was given by Misses Martha Carlyle and Mr, Wilson •Carli"sle. ' Next Sunday a women's =choir of some 40 voices will lead the •service of song. A good game of hockey was play- ed on the Zurich rink on Monday -evening between the Zurich Angels .and the Hensel]. 1VLillionaires result- ing in a score of 5-3 tor Zurich. The :game was a fast one with Drum- mortc"i, Abbott and Little scoring .splendid goals. Little an41 Apple- ton. were the two most outs•tancling players on the ice. Miss San Maei%ehnie, repre- senting the Canadian Chautauqu is in town making arrangements for their series of• entertainments put on the latter end of February. A meeting was held in the Town Hall con "Saturday evening when a strong tel mnittee was •organized, Tile Chau-. tauqua wa's held here a year ago and :,strew big crowds and will no doubt do time Baine this year. .A large crowd ,attended the skate leg party put on by the Welfare Youth's Club of the Carmel Presby- terian Church on Monday evening :on oiir local Mk. After a eouplo et :pours skating the young people re- tired to the basement of the church' where, lunch was served and a plea- sant hour was ,agent in games and other amusements. The young pee - pie of the different clturelles were invited and at peasant tfine was spent by all. .iL meeting of the Salmi Trust- ees, and Ratepayers ,of this ,district Was held. in the T°owii Hall on '?Thursday afternoon. Inspector I3eaeom, of 'West Huron was present and eeplained the workings of the new School Act iii regard to Govern anent grant, Tlie new law will not affect the grants to the Heusall school .to.:pay extent :but Will affect Towxlship Schaal sections sotne, A, highly ,assessed. Twp. School section will not reoelve as big a grant as a lower assessed section.. The W.M.S. of the United cliurcli field its tnontltily meeting in the basement .of the church en '.rliurs- day afternoon last with the presi- dent Mrs. C. A. McDonell presiding Following :the opening .exercises Mrs. WM, Dougall led in prayer. The Minutes of the last meeting were read after wilicli an instrumental was given by Miss F. Foss. A leaf- let was read by Mrs, Fred Hess fol- lowed by a duet by Mrs. Agnes Mc- Donald and Mrs. L. Hedden after which a reading; was .given by Mrs. E. 4V lmQueen. The Study was taken by 1!rs. Drysdale, iVirs, Peck, Miss. A. Moore, Miss J. Moir .and Mrs. El- der. It was decided to hold the annual Day •of Prayer me Friday, February 20t11 and Mrs. .0. Hoitkirk and Mrs, W. Foster were appointed a visiting committee to .call on sick members or shut-ins. Stewart—pepper A quiet but pretty wedding was solemnized at the rectory of St, George's An'gilicauChtu'alm, Godkr- lob, on Saturday, \January 31st, when Miss Ethel Florence Pepper, or Howell was united in marriage to Gordon Hugh Stewart, son et Mrs and leers. Hugh Stewart of Ashfield, with the Rev. J, N, I1. Mills officiat- ing The bride was becomingly dress- ed in a gown of gloria 'frost creme and for ,travelling a Brown coat and hat t6 match, After the ceremony Mr, and Mrs, Stewart returned to their home on the sixth concession of Ashfield where they will reside. CREDITON The nmany''friends of .Mess E. Kin- ney, who is one of the teachers of our .school, were shocked to learn of the :sudden death of her mother whielm occurred in London last Wednesday. We extend to her our sympathy in this +her hour of be- reavement. Miss Reta Rowe, of Exeter has been engaged by the trustees to take her work this week, Messrs. Otto Ewald and Edward Fahner are petting in their ,sum- mer supply •of ice. The quality ap- pears to be fair. A number of our 'hockey fans went to London on Tuesday even- ing ering and found the roads in fair condition. 'Fred %Kerr is busily engaged in drawing logs from Yearley's bush. Rev. and Mrs. Drier, of Zurich, visited with friends in town on Men- day. The regular monthly meeting =:of° The Women's Institute 'was 'held in the Institute Hall on Tuesday even- ing February 3rd with a good at- tendanoe of members and some vis- itore. rMiss Mabel Fahner presided and opened the, meeting with the singing of the Institute Ode follow- ed by the Lord's Prayer in unison. After the roll call several commun- ity songs were sung. The regular business. was ' then transacted, dur- ing this letters were read by the se- cretary.,from those who had been remembered at' Christmas. Mrs. England also read several letters of appreciation which she had receiv- ed from Northern Ontario, where the Institute had sent boxes of clothing. Miss Pearl Love gave an interesting paper on "The Current Events of 1930" describing one im- portant event for each month. Next the Misses Clara Morlock and .Lo- vina Smith favored the ladies with a piano duet. Another much ap- preciated number was, a very excel- lent paper on "Music" given by Mrs. Emmery Palmer. !Following the paper all took pant imi a musical ct0ntest. .Sieveral musical ,games were also very much enjoyed. Re- freshments were then served. The hostesses for the evening were the Misses Alma and Lavina Smith, Miss Addileen Gaiser, Miss E. Kin- ney and Miss P. Love. A vote of thanks was extended. to the host - ()sees for the dainty lunch and also to those who assisted in the even- ing's program.. The Young People of time United church spent Friday evening with the E,L.C.E. i11 the Sunday School tooth of the evangelical ehurth. Mfelvin Lampert occupied the ehair and opened the program by .con-, tltteting a sing -song; solo by Hetet. Levis; an instructive paper was given by tan', Clark .on the "Ne- gro. Spirituals, These . being the only real folk; songs in the 'tL,S.A; at the close of this subject Bernice Lilber played a number of the leading Ne- gro Spirituals; Miss M. Jones gave a reading "The Cattle Thief" by Pauline ,Toltneen; a, vocal solo by Miss B. Hill,. The meeting was then given into the hands of the Evangelical social oonnnittee, eeliss A. Geiser kept the spirit of the meeting at high tide with Ootttests and games. +Ite.freslunents were served, ceremonies. closed the pleas- ant social function. Both pastors were present, I1. Hagelstein and 11t. Sippell. 'The anniversary services held at the Hvangellc.al elturelt closed Mon- day evening. ,Tho special speaker Rev. Ile. 1<, Jordan, of Hlgire 111., oc- eupied the armpit three tinter and delivered unetious and inspiring E 'EXETER TIMES -ADVOCATE Sarin:011Si .Sunday tlri'o'rning fouled a gaol :sired congregation, The :cher' with a few additional ,singers rend eyed .an anthetlil" end Mrs. Gordon Morloelt a solo. The eveniu .. set vice was the ellm= of the a}fltivere nary. The speaker was in splendid trim and the !sermon Was instruc- tive, inspiring .and pathos touched the hearers now and then. The •choir sang .their hest in the Anthem. "0 that I had wings" end the ladies quartette is to be :complimented too. Monday evening instead Of a lecture time speaker was asked to deliver a .sermon, this brought out as tar larg- er audieuce than has usually been known 4011 the Monday evening .of. the anniversary, Evangelicals qr time community expresseet themselves by saying it was one of time best' anniversary celebrations on record. Tuesday meriting Rey, Mr. Jordan returned to Elgin where he,is the. pester of the largest Evagelical congregation in that ,conference, In spring he will "again pursue his evangelistic prograni. Friends sot She. United church together with their• pastor Rev. Hagelstein Joined with us. in the Sunday evening service.. DASHWOOD Dr. H H, Cowen, L.D.S„ D.D.S. DENTAL .SURGEON At office in Hartleib Block:, bash-. wood, first three days of week and at office over the Post Offiee, in Zurich, last three days of week, Mr.. Henry Schade, of London, is visiting in this vicinity. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. StIre has re- turned after a pleasant visit with their son in Tonawanda. Miss Sarah Reid, or Bilyfield, vis'- ited her cousin, Miss Laura MVlae Reid last week. Revival services are being con- ducted in the Evangelical church. The Fun.galore Club of Daslt.wood stet ou Monday evening, February 2ncl with Miss Laura 1VLae Reid as hostess. About 15 were present and. a most enjoyable time as spent. A mirth provoking feature of tile ev- ening was the reading of the teacups by Mrs. Reid. At tale close the host- ess served lunoh. On Monday night an exhibition game of hockey was played between Theclford and Dashsvood resulting in a victory for Dashwood, 4-1. This was one of the best gaimes ever played ,on the local ice. On Thurs- day night this week the Thedfor.ci boys will play another exhibition game with the Dashwood team on the Dashwood ice. A large' eroivd witnessed the game on Monday night and everybody was 'well satis- fied in every way. le you want to ase a fast game of clean hockey come out on Thursday night and cheer. Don't forget the moccasin dance to be held a the rink on •Saueday night, February 14th. Good music will be provided for old and new time>.dancing, At this another game of broom ball will be payed by some of our star players. Conte out and have• a night of real fun and give the boys wha have undertaken the responsibility of building and financing the rink your assistance. Everybody enjoys a good game of hockey and the boys are to be con- gratulated ,on what they have done for the town. THAMES ROAD The annual meeting of the Thames Road United Church was held last week Feb 3rd, A good at- tendance was present. The meeting was called to order by Rev,. James Anthony at 2.30. Mr. C. Montieth was elected chairman anti iVir. Ed- gar Montieth secretary for the meet- ing. The church finances were in very good shape. A vote of thanks was extended to Rev. J. Anthony foe 1115 kind help in assisting in re- pairs en the church, A report was tlmen given by the past sec'y-treas., for the begining of 1929 by Mr. H. Brown and the report of time year by Mr. A. Gardiner the present Sec- Treas. These two'reports were read and adopted. Mr. 'Elmer Stewart, Mr, Leslie Robinson and Mr, Fred Seers were the Stewards elected in place .of the retiring 3, Messrs, P. Passmore, O. Cann and J. W. Stew- art, On Monday night +:1i9', McLeod, Agrieuttn'al representative, will ad- dress the Themes' Road Farmers' Club, everybody welcome. Mr. Stewart Campbell, of London was home for the week -end. Mrs. Theron Creery, of Detroit. is visiting with her father, Mr, J. Anderson, Mrs. Ed. Coward and Miss Jean, of Winchelsea spent the week -end with .Mrs. A. •Smale and 'family; Mr. and iMes. Ed. Pollen were week -end visitors with relatives 111 Exeter. Mr. F. J. Gollings is attending the horticultural C•onventlon hell in Toronto this week, leellarton llorticenturai. 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A few cases are under the doctor's care. Mr. Ralph •Speare, of Harriston is at present making a short visit at his hoose in Cromarty. • WHALEN Miss Alma Parkinson is the guest of her cousin Mrs. Herman Foster Dor a fe w days. Miss Florence Pullen, nurse -in - training, .London, spent the week- end at her home here. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Squire spent Thtu,sday evening with Mr. and efts. Albert Scott of Farquhar. Mrs. Win. Morley and Mrs. H. Squire, visited on Thursday with Arnold Hern of Woodham. Mr. and Mrs. F. Squire spent Thursday at the home of A. IS. Sher- ritt .on the 8th Line. The mrontnmy meeting of time W. M.S. will be held at the home off the President Mrs. John Hazlewood on Thursday afternoon iat 2.30. The first Vice -President Mrs. W. Morley will have charge of the meeting. The Y.P.S. will meet on Thurs- day evening. The meeting will be in charge of the social president, M'iss Verna Hazlewood. Mrs."E. Squire spent Thursday with her mother Mrs. J. Morley, Woodham. Mrs. John Foster, of Granton, spent a few clays with her sister, Mrs. 1). A. Johnson. STAFFA The regular meeting of the Ladies' Aid of the United church was held at the parsonage on February 5th with a very good attendance. The meeting opened with the president, Mrs.., L. Harburn in charge. After the singing of a hymn, which was followed by prayer by Rev. Stewart. Mrs, .Archie Jeffery read the min- utes of the previous meeting. After the business of the meeting was trausacted, a solo by Miss Norma Wilson was enjoyed, A dainty lunch was served by the hostess. Mrs. Stewart Robertson, Miss Jean 'Tuffin, and 1clr. Janes :hiller are under the doctor`s care. We wfsil them G. speedy recovery, Mr. And Mrs, Archie Litston en- tertained the. people of time village to a 'Progressive Euchre and dance on Wednesday everting. The prize winners were: ladies' Illus. 'George 'Puffin; men's, John Scott; consols-' tion, Mrs. S. A, Salter, A very en- joyable evening was sliest by AIl. 1 GRAND BEND Mr. and Mrs. Bert Batty, ere Sar- nia, have been visiting at Mr. Frank Statton9s and Mr. W. P. Levis's. for a few days. Mrs.. .Sol Pollock, who has been visiting her daughter in Chicago and her son in Detroit for three weeks, returned home on Monday. Mrs. John Holt and 'Miss Enicl Holt, who have been in Sarnia for a couple of months, returned home on Tuesday. The Owls Club spent aveerY en- joyable evening's fun given by Mr. Joe Ravelle, Mr. Geo, Lovie continues very 111. Mr. and. Mrs. Jim Gerolnette, -of Greenway, visited Mr. ;Stewart Webb's on Sunday. The dance in H. Gill's Lakeview House, put on by the Greenway L. O. L. was largely attended, Mrs. R. Webb is on the sick list but is showing some improvement. Mr. W. R. Goulding, of Exeter, starts this week to train the United church choir. ,Mr. Morris Brenner had a narrow escape• when his car turned over when returning from the Dashwood skating rink. No damages was done to amountto anything. y g. Mr. Robt, Willert of the 14th con. spent Sunday at Mr. P. Isenbach, Grand Bend Jack Rabbit Hunters will hold an oyster supper and dance on Monday, February 16th. Admis- sion adults 60c. and children 30c. Supper at Brenner house and dance in. Bossenberry's Hall,. Everybody welcome. LUMLEY' Mr. William McTaggart, of De- troit, is here visiting his brother, Mr. Martin McTaggart 'and other friends. for a few weeks. Mr. Donald Brintnell still• contin- ues quite sick and under the doc- tors' care. Miss Margaret Taman, of Exeter visited- witlm Miss Mary Kerslake over the week -end. There is still some cases of mumps on the boundary. CREDITON EAST Mrs. Envier Weide who has been seriously iii was given it blood transfusion last week and is some- what improved. Mr, Harry Lewis, who has been taking treatments on his hands in Toronto spent the week•-encl et his home here. Mr, Isaac Situs, of Exeter, visited for a few days 'with relatives there the past week. Mrs. henry Pfaff, Jr, and child-. ren, of Woodham, spent tate week- end with iMr. and Mrs. Henry i'f fi. • errs, Harry Kuhn who unttelwent an operation in London last week is progressing favourably.% ;ores. Blake Heath and two •child-' ren, of Windsor is visiting with her father, Mr. Harry Kellie Mfr. Harry Kuhn anddaugliler, Mrs. i3i•eke Heath and Mrs. Charlie teteszler spent Moltdey with Mrs. Harry Kuhn in St. Joseph's Hospit- al, London. Mr, (!.odic Knight who has been visiting in the West for .genie time is now visiting With Mr. and Mrs. The .,"Old Tirsers" had another Harry I uhn. very successful party in the hall on sir, and Mrs. H;:olancl Minty and ]ridgy night. A. big crowd was Mr. Henry Metz spent Friday Itre;ieitt. Lbndon, CENTRALIA Miss Jessie Brook., R. N,, of Whalen has returned to her borne after spending the past three weeks taking care of Mr. Wan, Parsons. The many friends or Mr. Parsons will be glad to know that he is get- ting along nicely, Mr. Those esoyes has been con- fined to his home for the past coupe le of weeks'with an .attack of lum- bago. Mr. Truman Mills left for Ham- ilton on Monday after spending the past week with his parents, Mr, and Mrs. Harry Mills. The Young People's Society held a Valentine Social in the basement of the church on Tuesday evening. Tile evening' was spent in games and contests atter which lunch was' served. Miss Hazel (Smith entertained a -number of her friends at her home on Friday evening. The guests ar- rived in • costume displaying the hard times, the evening was spent in games after which the hostess served a dainty lunch. The Young People's Society, are. preparing the play entitled "The Absent Minded M nded Bri,degro0m,„ which will be presented in the :auditorium Of Centralia ,United Church, in the near future. Mrs, Fred Bowden and Donna visited for a few days last week with Mrs. Geo. Hodgins, Biddulph. The regular monthly meeting of time Women's Association was lmeld in the basement of the church on Thursday: --••afternoon February 5 tli at 2.30 p.m. with the, president Mrs. N. Mitchell in the Altair. The meete ing was opened by \singing hymn 347 after which Mrs. Arthur Me' Falls led in prayer. Thee scripture lesson was read by `1VIrs. Bowden front Psalm 91 after reports from various committees a short business sesio.n took place. The society will hold an oyster 'supper on February, 26th in the basement of the church.. Mrs. Herman Powe then gave a very, interesting and inspiring temper. mice tali, which wan eneeyed by all. Hymn 153 was sung and Rev. Robb dismissed the meeting. A dainty: lunch was'served by Wes. R. Sniitle Mrs. W. J. ,Smith, Mrs. Shouldice and Mrs, N. Mitchell. See us for Good Ford d Service WE'LL do tthe job right and we'll have it ready when proinised:, Let us inspect your car the next time it needs tuning up. Our mechanics are spe. daily trained. All labor billed at low flat tate: SANDY 11LT.IO!v Tile Homo of the reee ilemeeetoseioeeeieumeeiesee