HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1931-12-17, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES^ADVOCATE Thursday,
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PR, J. A. McTAGGART, L.D. S,
HENSALL, O2JT,
(Telephone 100 Main Street
HENSALL
Mr, Maurice Farquhar is. visiting
’ with friends in Hillsgreen,
Mr.
(sailed
day.
Mrs
Sister,
Dashwood.
’ Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Coqsitt been visiting with their
JHillsgreen.
Mr. Roy McLaren has
tined to his home for the past week
owing to illness,,
The friends of Mrs. Roy McLain
on will be pleased to hear she is ab
le to be around after her recent ill
ness,
The many friends of Mrs. Lippert
Will be pleased to hear she is im
proving after her very serious ill
ness,
Mr. and Mrs. Alt, Hunkin and
family, of Thames Road, -visited on
Monday at the home of Mr. W. L.
McLaren,
. The many 'friends of Mrs. Wm.
Henry will be sorry to hear she has
been quite poorly for the past coup
le of weeks.
Mr, Willard Bu°hanan was in
Goderich Friday and Saturday at
tending as a witness in the Neeb—1-
Ingram damage suit.
Mr. Th°mas Hudson, of Marlette
Mich., has returned home after vis
iting his mother and other relatives
in and around Hensall.
. Mr. Wm, Caldwell, who lias been
visiting with his many relatives
and friends in this district has re
turned to his home in the West.
Mr. Abbot and son, Ralph, of
London, former residents- of Hen-
Ball called on friends here this week
their many friends
see them again.
We had our first
on Wednesday of
Worthy citizen, C. S. Hudson, mail
■carrier for R. R. 2 made the trip
with the horse and cutter, hut ala^
on Thursday had to come back to
wheels again.
Mrs. C. A. McDonnell very pleas
antly entertained the members of
lier Sunday school class to tea on
Friday evening last. After tea the
evening was’ spent in games and
music. The young people all enjoy
ed themselves.
The Hensall Firemen have their
Christmas Tree in front of the
Town Hall all nicely decorated with
colored electric lights and when the
lights are on it presents quite a nice
appearance. They expect to hold
the annual Christmas Tree next
week.
The A.Y.P.A. of St. Paul’s Angli
can Church very pleasantly enter
tained the A.Y.P.A. of Bayfield on
Monday evening. There was a good
attendance, the Bayfield young peo
ple putting on a lengthy program,
which was much enjoyed by all.
Lunch was served.
The Arnold Mission iCircle and
Mission Band of Carmel Presbyter
ian Church- held a very successful
Bazaar on Saturday afternoon and
evening last. The booths consisted
■of fancy 'work, home made cooking
and candy and they also served a
chicken pie supper.
Our merchants have their stores
and store windows nicely decorated
for Christmas. They present a .very
pleasing appearance with anything
and everything that even Santa
Claus can have a splendid choice to
choose his presents for Hensall and
surrounding district.
St. Paul’s Anglican church are
putting on a concert and play in the
Town Hall on Monday evening, Dec
ember 21st. The play is entitled,
“Love Gift,” or “Why the Chimes
Ring.” The Anglican people are
noted for their splendid concerts
and plays and no doubt will have
as good a crowd as usual.
The Sunday School of the United
church intend holding their Christ
mas entertainment *n the basement
Of the church on Wednesday even
ing, December 23rd. A splendid
program is being prepared of read
ings, drills, choruses and a panto
mine all by the scholars there will
also be a Christmas Tree and Santa
Glaus is expected to be present.
On Friday and Saturday
suit of Mrs. Herbert Neeb,
ich against George Ingram
London road just south of
was tried in Goderich. It
jury cas<
verdict for Mrs. Neeh
gave damages of two hundred and
dollars, the amount it
cost to fix up the .Ndeb cal’ and the
cost of Uhe court which . will be
heavy, Mr. Ingram wag going home
one evening in the fall just at dusk
•from drawing tflax to Hensall and
had no light oh tho back of his wag
on. Ho was run into by Wm. Neeb
of Zurich, who was driving his
ter's-in-laws car, killing one of
Ingram’s horses and
the wagon, also badly
Neeb car. Besides his
Ingram was fined for
Jos. Ashton, of fieafortU
on friends in town on Moiv
pope is visiting with her
Miss Esther Grayhell, of
PASMWQQO
Dr. H. H. lb«P3«» D«P«S,
DENTAL SURGEON
At office in Hartleib Block, Dash
wood, first three days of week and
at pffice over tho Post Office,
Zurich, last three days of week.
FOR SAX®
Having purchased a nice stock
and Children’s Dresses and
They are all good styles and
very low,—Apply to Ezra
Ladies’
Coats,
priced
Bender
3Q11
Veen
Iff
of
have
near
con-
were pleased to
real snow storm
last week our
last the
of Zur-
, of the
Hensail,
was a
and they brought in a
The judge
Pope, of Hejisall, is visitingMrs,
her sister, Miss Grayhiel.
Mrs. Henderson,
Ring with Mrs. G.
Mrs. A. Hooper,
a few days last
daughter Mrs. E.
Mrs. E. Flynn,
the week-end with relatives,
Mrs. J. Kellerman visited friends
in London on Sunday.
Mr. and. Mrs. Henry Becker at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Becker’s
brother Mr. John Qlore, in Logan,
last week.
Mr, G, Keeler spent the week-end
with friends in Hamilton.
Mrs, Elmore Restemeyer spent
the week-end with her parents in
Mitchell,
Mr. and Mrs, Hy. Hoffman, and
Mrs. Stacey visited in Kitchener on
Sunday.
Mrs, C. Stade spent Sunday
her daughter Mrs. J. Eidt in
Hamburg.
of Blyth, is vis-
Kellerman,
of London,
week with
quenther.
Of Rondon,
CENTRALIA
spent
her
spent
with
New
Mr. Joe Wilson was called to Lon
don one day last week owing to Mrs,
Wilson not being as well. We are
glad to report she is now doing as
well as can be expected.
Mjss Kathleen Hicks, R.N,, re
turned to New- York after spending
a -couple of weeks with her parents
before leaving for Florida where
she will spend the winter.
On Sunday evening December 20,
the choir comprised of a chorus of
twenty-five voices will render the
Cantata, “King, All Glorious.” Come
and bring your friends and enjoy
this Christmas service of song.
. 'Mr. Kenneth Simpson’ is able to
be out around again after his recent
operation,
Mr. George Hicks made a notable
record in shooting last week when
he killed eighty sparrows with one
shot.
Don’t forget the Christmas Enter
tainment and -Christmas Tree on
Monday, December 21st in the aud
itorium of the chprch commencing
at eight o’clock. The program con
sists of readings, choruses and a
Christmas Pageant entitled, "We
have seen the star.”
Mr. Joe Durham, , of Watertown
and Mrs. Durham, of Brantford, are
visiting with Mr. and Mrs. George
Thompson.
Mr. and Mrs. .Stanley McFalls and
family and Mr. Robert McFalls, of
London, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Willis.
Annelda Sholdice, little daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Lome Sholdice had
the misfortune to cut hei' eye with
a knife while cutting a string, one
day last week. She was immediate
ly removed to Victoria Hospital in
London. The many friends of Mr.
and Mrs. Sholdice hope that she will
soon recover.
Mr. Truman Mills, of St. Cathar
ines, spent Monday with her parents
Mr. and Mrs, Harry Mills.
On Thursday evening of last week
Messrs. Harold Fisher, Richard
Parker, Joe White, entertained a
large number of friends to a dance
in the Exetei’ Opera House. Every
one present reported a real good
time.
Annual Meeting of W. A.
The annual meeting of the Wo
men’s Association was held in the
basement of the church on Thursday
afternoon December 3rd at 2.30
pan., with the president Mrs. N,
Mitchell in the chair. The meeting
was opened by the use of hymn 380
after which Mr. Robb led in prayer.
A short business session was ’ held
The association decided to pay $2.
to the Shed Fund. The winding of
the clock showed that $118.8'5 was
derived from this enterprise. ReV.
Mr. Robb then took the chair for the
election of officers: Pres., Mrs. W.
Bowden; 1st Vice-Pres., Mrs. T.
Willis; 2nd Vice-Pres., Mrs. Byron
Hicks; Treasurer, Mrs. L. Hodgson;
Secretary, Flossie Davey; Assistant,
Mrs. W. J. Parsons; Pianist, Mrs. A.
Essery. Mrs. R. Fletcher sang a
pleasing solo and Mrs. Robb closed
the meeting. A dainty lunch
served by Mrs. Brooks, Mrs,
Hodgson, Mrs. E. Walker and
Robb.
was
D.
Mrs.
S. S‘. No. 7, Shipka, will hold their
Christmas Concert
December 17 th,
7.30.
mission
on Thursday,
commencing
Everybody Welcome.
25c, and toe,
at
Ad-
Ms-
Mr.
up
the
Mr.
the
smashing
damaging
•own loss
__ being on
road without a light and now with
the amount of damages given to
Mrs, Neob and the cost of the court
will make a heavy bill for Mr. In
gram to settle,
KHIVA
forget
Which
the Christmas School
will be held on Mon.
December 21. Every-
Don't
Concert
day afternoon,
body welcome.
Mr. Simon
week with friends in Detroit.
Little T'resia Voison, daughter of
Mr, and Mrs. A. Voison underwent
an operation for the removal -of her
tonsils and adenoids in doctor Tay
lor's hospital on Saturday. x .
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Rabethge, of
Exeter, visited Mr. and Mrs. William
Stade on- Sunday,
$mith visited last
CREDITON
Mies Melinda Edwards, of London,
accompanied by Mr- Garnet Wilson,
visited at the home of
wards* parents Mr, and
Edwards.
Our Tax Collector and
have been busy these last few days-
Taxes, the white man’s burden, were
due and everybody tried to (be there
in time to pay up and save the pen
alty imposed on defaulters,
Christian Trick has a bottle on
exhibit (in his window in wluch is
enclosed a wooden carving represent
ing the Crucifixion. The figures of
Christ and the two thieves hanging;
on the crosses are shown with two
soldiers holding spears standing in
front of them. There is a ladder
and the shovel, pick and hammer al
so lying on the ground. IThe work
was done by our ’ Crediton genius,
Edward Sweitzer. How he assembled
these figures and put them in the
neck of the bottle, is his secret. We
congratulate him on this work and
understand he has made other
things just as complicated, The next
time you are passing Trick’s Shoe
Store take a look and try and solve
tlie problem.
Mr, and Mrs, Walter Dearing, of
London, spent Sunday at the home
of Mr, “
Miss
Sutton,
day at the
Edwards, «
Mr. and
in Toronto
Mrs, Samuel King, who is in Vic
toria Hospital, London, and Moses
Faist, who was operated on- last
Thursday at St. Joseph's Hospital,
London, are improving and hope that
they will soon be home again.
Mrs, Chas. Zwicker is confined to
her home through illness. We hope
for a speedy recovery. • • ,
Mr. Lester Mclsaac and friend, i
of Detroit, spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Dan. Mclsaac,
The following officers were elect-.*
ed at the hockey meeting held 01/
Friday evening, December 4th: Man
ager, Lloyd Fahner; Secretary-
Treasurer, F. W. Morlock; coach, H.
Schenk; captain, Gordon Haist; re
ferees, Herb Fahner and Emmery
Fahner; goal referees, Bill- Kleiber
and Herb Schenk; correspondent
and reporter, Gerald Zwicker.
The annual Christmas entertain
ment in connection with the United
Church Sunday School will be held
on Friday evening, December 18th.
A good program is 'being prepared’
consisting of choruses, drills, recita
tions and pantomines; also a Christ
mas feature entitled “The Search of
the Shepherds” which will be pre
sented in twelve tableaux. Come
and help along the,work of the Sun
day School.
The Crediton branch of the W. I.
held their annual Christmas party
last week in the institute Hall. Mrs.
M. Teller, the president opened the
meeting in the accustomed manner.
The roll call brought forth many
excellent suggestions for caserole,
dishes; current events by Mrs. L.
England; a paper on “Home Econ
omics” by Mrs. Wm. Oestricher af
ter which Mrs. H. IC. Eilber and Al
ma Smith added the reading of brief
clippings on the subject. Miss Keddy
'the representative of Huron dis-
district, gave a report of the W. I.
convention held at London; vocal
duett by Clara Morlock and Lavina
Smith, “Heralds of Glory”; piano
duet Elva Wuerth and Marguerite
Oettinger; recitations by Shirley
Ypung/ “Prescribing for Santa”. At
this juncture Santa appeared with a
large basket of “Exchange Gifts.”
•This was the beginning of a very
pleasant social hour with lunch. The
hostesses were, Mrs. Emmery Falir-
ner, Mrs. E. Gettinger; Mrs. Harry
Beaver and Mabel FahTner. A vote
of thanks was tendered to Miss
Keddy, the hostesses and decorat
ing committee, by Mrs. A. Amy and
Mrs. H. K. Eilber.
Remember the Evangelical Christ
mas Concert on the evening of Dec
ember 24th. The miscellaneous
program will have many bright
touches and the cantata by the or
ganized classes uually is the climax
of the evening. The large commit
tee cordially welcomes the commun
ity of interested friends.
The annual meeting of the W-o-
'men’s Association of the United
Church was held in the .Sunday
School rooms on Thursday, Decem
ber 10th, The usual business was
transacted with tile past President,
Mrs. F. Clarke presiding. The
treasurer’s report showed the As
sociation had had a very success
ful year financially. There had al
so been seven new members added
during the year. Mr. Hagelstein
then took charge of the election of
officers which resulted as follows:
Pres.. Mrs, Jas. Mawhinney; 1st
Vice-Pres., Mrs. C. Jokes; 2nd Vice-
Pros, Mrs. iB. Kestle; 3rd Vice-Pres.,
Mrs. Elmer Lawson; Rec. Sec,
Ar
all
ist,
OS
Hill
Miss- Ed-
Mrs. John
the Bank
and Mrs. R. Hill.
Aleatha Ogden and Harold
of London, visited on Sun
home of Mr. and Mrs.' J.
Mrs. F. W. Clarke were
for a few days last week.
Ml’S.
Press 'Sec., Mrs. J. Wood-
., Mrs. Trevethick; Pian-
The hostess-
Baker;
; freak
Mrs. Garnet Hill
for the day wel'6: Mrs. Garfield
Mrs. M. King and Mrs. I
THAMES ROAD
•ttl
Hill.
M. Thomson was among thoseMr
attending the Winter Fail* at Guelph
last week.
Miss Jessie Hodgert is visiting
With her friends and relatives here.
Mr. Wm. Stone and Mrs. T. Flet
ch er and Mr. and Mrs. Stone, of Ex
eter. have
a. low days
gorsoil,
Mr. and
returned after spending
with Mrs. Purvis, of In*
Mrs. Robt. Coward, of
the RED & WHITE store
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LET US SUPPLY YOUR REQUIREMENTS
NEW DATES—Fresh and sweet
NEW PITTED PATES..................................
LEMON AND ORANGE PEEL MIXED .
LEMON, ORANGE AND CITRON PEEL MIXED
CUT MIXED PEEL 1-2 pound tins ...........
NEW LEPANTO CURRANTS—Best Quality .. ..
FANCY BLEACHED SULTANA RAISINS...........
AUSTRALIAN VALENCIA RAISINS...........
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NEW GLACE MARASCHINO CHERRIES .......
PINEAPPLE RINGS—Red or Yellow...............
GOLDEN BROWN SUGAR ....................
ICING SUGAR—Best Quality..................................
ALMOND, LEMON OR VANILLA EXTRACT ...
DE LUXE JELLY POWDERS A sure jell...........
BEST QUALITY MINCEMEAT IN. BULK...........
PURE LARD IN ONE POUND PRINTS—Best Quality
TEXAS SEEDLESS GRAPEFRUIT
NEW NAVEL ORANGES ........
4 Jbs» fpr 25<;.
. „.....,,2 lbs. for
... per lb. ITO*
K per lb. 19c.
. 2 for 25c.
per jb. 15c.
per lb. 19c.
lbs. for 21c.
Jbs. for 25c.
per lb. 35c.
per lb. 59c.
lbs. for 38c.
lbs, ftfr 15c,
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j>
2
2
7
2
3 botjtles for 25c.
...... 6 for 25c,
.. . , per lb. 15c,
...........2 lbs. 22c,
.......................... 5 for 25c.
.. . 25, 39 and 59c. a dozen
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PRUNES, CRANBERRIES, LETTUCE, CELERY HEARTS, BANANAS,
OYSTERS, FILLETS, ALSO A FULL LINE OF VEGETABLES
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Grimsby, spent the week-end with
Mrs. D. 'Coward.
Mrs. Wm. Pollen spent the early
part of the week with Mr. and Mrs,
Ed. Pollen.
The hunters captured 90 rabbits
the past week.
The many friends and acquaint
ances of Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mackey,
(nee Agnes Fenwick) will be inter
ested to know, they have another
little daughter, at Women’s Hospit
al, New York. Both mother and
babe are fine.
The members of Roy’s United
Church have been exemplifying the
Christmas spirit and during the
past week have distnbuted three au
to loads of provisions among needy
families in London. The loads con
sisted of fruit, honey, potatoes,
apples, carrots and ground cereal
and was most graciously .received
by those in need. The members of
Troy's Church are to be congratu
lated in this splendid spirit of giv
ing.
Progress Club
The above’ club met on Wednesday
evening with a good attendance.
Rev. Anthony acted as chairman..
The meeting was opened by singing
and the scripture reading was given
by Wm. Lamport. The program was
in charge of Wm. Cann to which
Miss Jessie Monteith contributed a
solo; Tom Fairon, a humorous read
ing on skating; Messers. Ivan and
Wm. Stewart .guitar and mouthor
gan duetts; the questionaire was in
teresting and proved we needed our
Bi'bical knowledge brushed up. Mrs.
Anthony's group scored the largest
number of methods of travelling,
3>6 ways. A talk on the first rudi
ments of carpentry was given and
sbme creditable samples were shown
made by different members. Mr.
Wm. Lamport was then elected
president and the meeting was clos
ed by singing “Auld Lang Syne”
and one verse of “Abide With Me.”
LUMLEY
Hills-
Mar-
S un
til eir
KIRKTON I
Mrs, Samuel Switzer is visiting!
in St. Marys. I
Miss Ina Roger has returned to
her home from London where she
has been with her mother.
Miss Bertha Lankin, of Granton,
is'visiting her sister Mrs, Ira
shall.
The children of the United
day School are about ready for
Christmas Cobcert next week.
Dorothy and Isabelle Grey, of
Staffa, spent a few days with’’1' their
aunt Mrs. Ray Francis.
The weather is very mild for this
time of the year and is easy on the
fuel bill.
A number of crack shots came
out from London on Wednesday to
Hiram Copeland’s and had a shoot
ing match at live pigeons.
IThe Bank of Montreal is*' closing
its doors to two days a week. The
scarcity of money -\\ith the farmers
is the caus'e. Mr. McDonald goes
to Lucan and Mr, Anderson to Mit
chell.
The children of S. S. No. 3, Us-
borne, are busy getting ready for
the Christmas Concert which will be
held on Tuesday afternoon, -Decem
ber 22nd, starting at 2.15 o’clock.
HARPLEY
Mr. and Mrs. Les. Adams and Mr.
John Ridley made a business trip to
London on Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Hodgins and
Mrs. Joe .Hodgins visited with their
mother Mrs. David Eagleson on Fri
day.
Mr. Hugh Hodgins is staying
Mrs. Elgin. Webb, who has been
poorly.
Mr. Russell Oliver
grandmother Mrs. A.
week.
Messrs. Theo, and
a number of cattle in Toron-
Monday.
visited
Ridley
with
very
his
last
bought
to last
Love
ty wound. Dr. C. A. Campbell, of
Kirk ton, dressed the wound.
Mr Elgin Hern spent Sunday with
his cousin Ward Hern.
The sympathy of the community
is extended to the Hern family in
the death of their father, Mr. Phil
ip Hern, of Exeter. The deceased
spent a couple of days last week
with his son Melville. A large num
ber of friends and old acquaintanc
es attended the funeral Tuesday af
ternoon.
Mrs. Robert Parsons, of
green spent a few days last week
visiting her brother Mr. Francis
Ryckman of the Boun<lary-
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas. Page, of
Ingersoll accompanied by Mr. Wm.
Ellery and liis two daughters the
Misses Alice and Grace, of Mount
Elgin, visited at Broadfoot’s on'
Sunday last,
Mr, Wm. Dinnin, of the twelfth
concession of Hibbert is this week
busy grinding grain for the farm
ers in this neighborhood.
Mr. and Mrs. John (Bolton and
Mr. and Mrs, W. Kerslake motored
down and visited friends in Missouri
last week.
Mrs. Wm,
don is now
hurst where
years ago.
winchelsea
Mr. and Mrs. Alt Collier, of
Kirktow visited with the latter’iS
patents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Bailey on
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Chester Gorvett and
family, of Granton spent Sunday
with Mr, and Mrs. R. W. Batten.
Mrs. Simon Miller, of Cromarty,
spent a few days with Mrs. Chas.
Godbolt last week.
The sympathy of the community
is extended to the family of the late
Fhiiip Hern, south of the village,
whose death came quite suddenly
on Saturday at hfs home in Exeter.
Mr., and Mrs. W. F. Batten and
Gladys visited one night last week
with Mr and Mrs. R. W. Batten.
Wilkinson .Sr., of Lon-
visiting around Chisel-
she used to live a few
Mrs.
ZION
Wilbur Batten attended the
Elimville W. M. S. meeting held at
Mrs. Chas, Godbolt’s Wednesday af
ternoon last. ■
Mr. and Mrs. John Hern Sr. are
enjoying a new electric radio in
stalled by W. J. Beer.
Mr. Harold Hern was injured in
the forehead having been struck by
a crank while his brother was
cranking an engine inflicting a nas-
GREENWAY
Next (Sunday the members of the
United church are requested to bring
their offerings for the Annual White
Gift service; also the Free Will of
fering for the .Sunday School work
as there will be no Christmas con
cert this year. Plans are being
made for a Christmas party to be
held December 28th.
Mr. Henry Belling was in London
last week attending the closing ses
sion of County Council.
Miss Olive English spent several
days in London last week, the guest
of Mr. Ray Sheppard.
Misses Evelyn and Dorothy Harl-
ton visited Mrs. Sherritt.
There was a splendid attendance
at the Sacrament service on Sunday
afternoon.
Election of officers in the United
church .Sunday School held last week
resulted as follows: Supt., Mr. W.
Young; Assistant Supt., Mr. S. Webb
and Mr. J. H. McGregor; Secretar
ies, Muriel Steeper and Ross Brown;
Treasurer, Mrs. Dean Brown; organ
ists, Evelyn Curts, Ellen Hicks and
Dorothy Luther; Music Committee,
Dorothy Belling, Albert Pollock, Er
ma Goodhand; hymn books, Billy
Battram and Alien Steeper; Envel
opes, Clarence Brophey; 'Supt. Home
Dept., Mrs. .Goodhand; Supt. Cradle
Roll, Mrs. F. Sharpe; Missionary
Committee, Mrs. Arthur Brophey,
Miss Olla Jones and Mrs.
Temperance Committee,
Brown. Harry Steeper,
Curts; Teachers, Miss Young, Adella
Steeper,. Lois Brown, Mrs. Young,
Mrs. Jones, Mrs. D. Brown, Mrs. Mc
Gregor, Mrs. Fred Steeper, Ivan
Sharpe, Mae Wilson, Mrs. Frank
Steeper, Mrs. Sherritt; Assistant
teachers, Mrs. Arthur Brophey, Mrs.
Lawrence Curts, Mrs. Roy Hutchin
son, Mrs. Lloyd Brophey, Olive
Brown, Manuel Curts, Mrs. Ed. Ste
wardson, G. Kirkby, Mrs. English,
Mrs Elton Curts and Mrs. McIntosh.
Several of the young folk attend
ed. the Young People’s Rally at W»
McGillivray last Tuesday night and
report a good time.
Hicks;
Russell
Manuel
fI
E. R. HOPPER
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home for Christmas.
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