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withMrs, Peter Eisher la visiting
her daughter at Brucefield,
Miss Martha Carlisle, of London
is visiting at
Mr. Gordon,
ed op friends
Miss. Mona
is visiting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. H. O. Dayman.
Miss Ruth McMartih, of Barrie,
was a recent visitor with relatives
in town. •
Mr. William Horney, of Qwen
Sound* is visiting with Mr. and Mrs,
A. Spencer.
• Mrs. G. C.
home after spending a week ^■elatives in Toronto.
Mr. W.* L. ’McLaren spent
holiday with his daughter,
Glenn Bell, of Tuckersmith.
The many friends of Mrs. ’.
Swan are sorry to hear she is
enjoying the best of health.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm,
family, of Hamilton, visited
week with Mrs. John
Mr. and Mrs. J. B.
last week for the West where they
will spend the summer months,
Mr. and M'rs, John Dingerwall,
of Streetsville,- visited over’ the holi
day with relatives and friends here.
The many friends of Miss Lizzie
Slavin are sorry to hear that she
has been in poor health for the last
few weeks.
Miss Mae McNaughton has re
turned to her home in Toronto af
ter a pleasant visit with her parents
here.
Mr, • and Mrs. Roht. Horney, and
daughter, ' Miss Mary, of London,
spent the w.eek-end with Mr, * and
Mrs. A. Spencer,
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Pettigrew
of Detroit, have been visiting for
the past ^few weeks "with Mr. and
, Mrs. George Hess. 1
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. White spent
the week-end with their son-in-law
.and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Jas. El-
by, of Coillingwood. ■-»'
Mr. and. Mrs. Roy McLaren visit
ed over the week-end with friends
in Stratford and also took in the
Old Boy’s Re-union.
Mr.' and Mrs. Leslie Knight, and
son, Howard, of Kitchener, visited
over the week-end at the home _of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Higgins.
p Mi's and Mrs. Fred Corbett and
®on, Jack, spent Sunday with the
Knfmer’s brother, Mr. John Cole, of
Sarpia, who is seriously Ml.
Mrs. Ellis Fairbairn after visiting
for several weeks with her mother,
Mrs. Richard Welsh, returned to
her home, in Snowflake, Man., last
week.
Civic Holiday passed quietly in
the village. Quite a number of .our
citizens motoring to Stratford to
the Old Boy’s Re-union while oth
ers attended the horse 'faces at God
erich.
Quite a large crowd attended the
ball game played here on our local
diamond oh Monday , morning be
tween London and Hensail. The
score resulted in a score of 5 to 1
for Hensald.
'Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Staples
arid daughter, Joan, of Toronto,
Mrs.. Susan Kestle, of Bowmanville
and Mrs. Gilbert Duncan
of Thames Road, visited
and Mrs. John Passmore
nesday last.
Mrs. John Stacey and
Mrs. Wm. Worden, of Hibbert, Mrs.
George Stewart, of Belleville, Mrs,
Harry McKee, of Kitchener and
Mrs. Carpenter, of Oxford, Mich.,
visited on Wednesday with Mr.
Wm. McLaren and Mr. and Mrs.
. Roy. McLaren.
.Services in our local churches on
Sunday were well attended. At the
United Church Rev. Mr*. Bremmer
occupied the pulpit in the Morning
and Mr. W. O. Goodwin gave-a very
pleasing solo. At the evening service
Rev. R. R. Conner, of Kipperi, had
change of the services. Dr. I. S.
Smilllie very^ably acted as organist
at both services. At the Carmel
Presbyterian 'church “‘Rev. W. A.
k Young preached very acceptably
at both-1'services aijd fine anthems
were rendered by the choir. At the
St. Paul’s Anglican Church the Rev.
Dr. Charles ‘ Seag&r, B’snop of Hur
on' addressed a large congregation
in the morning and gave a very in
teresting and inspiring message.
The Rev. M. Parker having charge
of the evening services.
Death of Mrs. Roland ,Cudjnore
The death occurred in the Scott
Memorial Hospital, SQ^orth, on
Wednesday last of one Of Hensail’s
well known residents in the person
of Mrs. Roland Cudmcre. The'de
ceased whose maiden name tyas-
Margaret Warren was born in Dev
onshire England. After coming to
Canada some 46 years ago she and
her date husband resided in Exeter
before moving to Hensall where
they have since resided. Her hus
band predeceasing her four years
ago. She loaves to moiirn her loss,
five daughters, Mrs. P« N. Philips*
Toronto; Mrs. I. Walker, Montreal;
Flora, Toronto; Mabel,
Beatrice, Toronto and
Heuben and Garnet, of
Albert, of Kitoheiier,
was held., in the St. patlTs Anglican
Church On Eriday afternoon with
flie Rev. Mr. Parker liavirig. charge
of the services. The ‘pall bearers
being Messrs George Petty,* ThOs.
Welsh, LOVf 'Mhnds, AlirM Ta.yl’or,
Wm. Stone and Thos, pririiner;%
her hoipe here,
Reid, of London,, call-
in town on Tuesday.
Miller, of Winnipeg,
Petty has returned
with
Pai’lmei’
the
Mrs,
Alex
i not
and
last
Murdock,
.Simpson left
and son/
with Mr.
on Wed-
daughter,
Detroit and
thteb sons
Toronto Arid
'■file funeral
CENTRALIA
Miss-Mary Q'Brien returned to
London on Tuesday alter holidaying
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs., C,
O’Brien for the past couple of
weeks.
Dr, and Mrs, Heighway, of Lon
don visited with Mr, and Mrs, John
Essery on Sunday,
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Baynham, of
Guelph are visiting .with the form
er’s parents, Mr. and Mrs, George
Baynham Sr,
Miss Mae winter, R,N,,. ‘of Lon-!
don, visited over the week-end with
Mr, and Mrs. Andrew Hicks,
Miss Audrey Powe and Miss EL
leen Walker, of Stephen, visited
with their aunt and’ uncle, Mr. and
Mrs. Ewart Powe in London last
week. X
. Mr. and Mto. Hubert Neil, of 'St.
Thomas, spent Sunday with the
former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Neil. ‘ ■
Mr, p. Simpson has been advised
by his physician to take a few
weeks rest, During his illness his
position Avith the Centralia Co-op-
eratve will be' taken by Mr. Garfield
Thompson-
Mr. and Mrs, J, I. Nicholson and
family, of Toronto, visited over the
week-end with Mr. and
Willis at- their cottage
Bend.
Rev, and Mrs, Smale
were week-end visitors
former’s sister, Mr. and
Hodgson. ’*
Miss May
visited with
Mitchell for
left Wednesday to holiday at Grand
B$nd,
an
on
at
open
Sun-
8:30
Harry Guenther,
and
vis
aed
and
was
pt
with
A
™ RED & WHITE store
Special
Mrs. Thos,
at Grand
and family
with the
Mrs. Lloyd
/
Andrew, *• of London,
her cousin,, Miss F.
a few days. The latter
SHIPKA y
and Mrs.. Milton Ratz andMr.
son, Jack have returned home after
having a motor trip to Weyiburn,
Sask. ' .
'M;iss Ida Sweitzer
holidaying with relatives
hill.
Miss Jean McKenzie is
her holidays with relatives
sor.
Next
day in
special
is at present
in Park-
spending
in Wind-
Sunday is Missionary Sun-
tlie Sunday School where
program will be given.
a
CHISELHURST
Threshing again has commenced,
Mr. Bert Riley and Tremeer Bros,
having started last week.
Mr. W. R. Kinsman leaves again
for the West Tuesday. He reports.,
crops good in their district.
, Mr. and Mrs. John Simmons are
both under the doctor’s care.
Mr. 'Earl Kinsman has also, been
on the. sick, list for. several, days but
is able to be around again.
The W. M. iS. is holding a ^ocial
evening in the basement of tire
chupch on the evening of August
9tin.. A good literary programme is
being prepared.
Two Missionary plays will bef giv
en by members of the Society and
young people entitled “Aunt Polly
joins ' the Missionary Society” and
“Dollar^ and Diana.” Special music
by the male ^quartette. Refresh
ments will be served at the
Everybody (welcome.
KIRKTON
close
is'Miss Lily Larkin, of Toronto,
the guest of Miss Thelma Marshall.
C. Gardiner is spending
Mitchell before going to
•her daughteir-in-law at
Mrs. J.
a week in
visit with
Simcoe.
Quite a
at the Old
ford’ ,
Mrs. A.
under .the doctor’s care. We/hope to
see her around again soon.
The hum of the threshing ma
chine cah be heard in our midst.',
We are glad to know that -Mr.
Archie Dawson and Miss Maggie
Dawson who have not been well are
improving.
The horseshoe cluib was again ac
tive the past week. On Wednesday
Elimville
and on
number from here were
Boy’s Re-union at Strat-
Brethour is at present
evening they went to
and won by 53 points.
Thursday they defeated Fullarton
by 101 points.
THAMES ROAD
Miss -Mabel Chesnut was a
or the past week With Miss Jessie
Montieth. * ”
Miss park, of Detroit, was a vis
itor with Mr. and Mrs. Jas." Ballan-
tyne recently.
Mrs. Bert Sitewart, Miss Gertrude
of Toronto. Miss Marie
and Miss Patsy
were recent vis-
of Mr
a few
visit-
and Mrs
days with
McDonald
Zimmer, of De-
her vacation at
of Hamilton and
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
z /QASHWOpD
Dr. H. H. Cowon, UD.S„ D-P
PENTAL surgeon
At office- «n Rartieib Block, PM&-
wood, f|rst three days of week snd
m office over the Post Office, in
Zurich, last three days of week
Dashwood Band will give
air band concert in Zurich
day evening, August ’ 7 th
p.m, on Mr. J. Hey’s lawn,
Mr. and Mrs,
Miss Rose Guenther and Mr.
Mrs, T. Burke and family were
itors over the holiday with Mr.
Mrs, Chas’*. Guenther.
Mr. and Mrs. Hopcraft arid fam
ily attended a re-union at Port
Glasgow on Saturday.
Miss Thedda Hayter and sister,
Grace, of Windsor, spent a few days
with their parents,,
Rev. Meyer, of Rodney, Misses
Ruth and Mary and John were Sun
day visitors in town. Rev, Meyer
occupied the pulpit in the Evangel
ical c|iurcli on Sunday evening
Miss Ruth sang a solo which
very much appreciated. ’
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Smith,
Windsor, spent the week-end
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. Baker
Miss Antionette
troit, is spending
hei’ home here. '
Mr, Ira Tie man,
friends Miss G. Cornell, .of Water
loo, were week-end visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. E. Tieman, t
Mr. and Mrs. Hopkins, of St.
Thomas, sipent a few days with Mr.
and Mrs. Wm. Stade.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Scott and
■.Miss Betty Scott, of Seaforth, visit
ed with friends here. *
Mrs. Jack Schade, Mrs. Rose
•Cummings and Mrs. T. Gowe and
Mr, Angus Moore Jr. and bride,, all
of Chicago, spent a few days with
Mr," and Mrs. Felix Wild.
Misses Karen and S-igrid Peder
son, who spent "the past week with
friends in London returns^ home
on Sunday.
Dashwood Brass Band attended
the Gossman re-union at Grand
Bend last Sunday where about 200
attended.
Misses Zeta Nadiger and Ester
Martene attended the Walther Lea
gue Convention in Kitchener as
delegates last week.
"Mr. and Mrs. Hy. Restemeyer,
Mrs. A. Restemeyer and Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Nadiger attended the
funeral of a relative in Hanqver on
Monday.
Mr. and
and family,
two weeks
/
Mclsaac
spending
relatives,
of Guelph,
at his home
Tieman was
Mrs. Milford
of Detroit, are
vacation with
'i Mr. Leonard?', Birk,
spent. the week-end
horfe.
Mrs. J. MeTvyn'
pleasantly surprised one evening re
cently when the members Of the
choir of the Evangelical Church met
in honor of her recent marriage and
presented her with a beautiful floor
lamp. The address was read by Miss
K. Bell and’ Miss C. Finkbeiner, the
president, made the presentation,
to which the bride replied in a
pleasing speech. The remainder of
the evening was spent in games,-
stunts and contests after which
lunch was served 'by several of
members. 'M'rs. Mervyn Tieman been’the popular leader of
choir for a pumber of years.
the
has
the
Address and Presentation
The members of the- Dashwood
Evangelical choir of which Alice
Hoffman, now Mrs. Mervyn Tieman
has been an efficient director for a
few years have met in this home to
wish you much joy and happiness
in * your married career. We are
happy to note the safe return of
this bridal couple after a week's
honeymoon venture. May the sun
of righteousness ever brighten
y.our pathway aS you continue your
usefulness in the divine art of mu
sic and song in church and home.
Your efficiency and unselfish lead
ership as our director merits great
er appreciation than it sometimes
receives. While much depends upon
efficiency and tact in leadership in
any organization, yet as. members
of your choir we are not forgetful
of our slackness in regular, attend
ance and in making your efforts
more successful in the lpinistry of
song. We hope each member of our
choir will resolve anew to show
deeper interest in the important
work of the church choir as years
Come and go,-'
We aSk you to accept this gift as
a token of our appreciation of your
faithfulness in service as our es
teemed director. May this gift sym
bolize to you the true value of
“Christ, the -Light 'Of the World”
as you journey through life.
choirDnsliwood Oliurcli
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GREENWAY
Bev. F. E. Clysdale-, of Guelph,
will occupy the pulpit in the United
Church next -Sunday afternoon.
Messrs. Lawrence and Roy Poll
ock visited in Buffalo and attended
the horse races Fort Erie last
week.
>Mr. J. Hotson made a business
trip to Leamington last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Detloff, of
Detroit, visited Mrs. Albert Pollock
while on their honeymoon.
Mrs. J. 'Paxman, of London, is
the guest of Mrs. L. Ridley.
Miss Doris Hicks spent the week
end with Miss Elaine Steeper.
Mr. and Mrs. E. McPherson vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Fred Shettler, of
Buffalo and report Mr. Shettler is
somewhat improved in health.
Mr. W. Whitesides visited Mr.
and. Mrs. Prouty, oif Exeter last
week,
. Miss Dorothy McGregor, of Wind
sor,’ is spending her valuation with
Miss Mary McGregor.
Miss Olive English was
with Mrs. Roy Sheppard, o,f
last week.
' Mr? and Mrs. L. Ridley
to London one day last week.
Mrs. Leslie Hutchinson is in a
London Hospital having X-ray
treatment.
Miss Mary Corbett has returned
from a pleasant holiday spent with
friends in Fordwicli.
Geo. Gollen and
have , been cutting
highway.'
Messrs. Ivan and
Fordwich, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs,. Russell Pollock last week-end.
When Mr. W. Young was plowing
last week the plow struck a stone
and-hit "’him, breaking a rib. We
hope for a speedy recovery.
Miss M. Charlton visited Miss
Aelle Steeper over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. S. 'W. Wefob visited
at Whalen on Sunday. "S
Mr. James Geromette has his two
threshing outfits busy these days.
Our Mdyor overlooked proclaim
ing Monday a Civic Holiday so the
citizens of our city worked as usual.
Rev. S. J. Mathers is on vacation
the month of August.
a guest
London,
motored
W. Whitesides
weeds on the
Clare Harris, of
tor
CREDITON EAST
ZION
"Mr, and Mrs. J, Bno'ck, of Lon
don, visited with the former’s aunt
and uncle Mr. and Mrs. W. J.-Droick
recently. ,
' Mr. Samuel Peart, of Guelph, vis
ited with friends a few days last
week.
On Tuesday of last week. Mf. ana
Mrs. Rusell Peart and daughters,
Muriel and Betty, of Rockwood and
Mrs. George Jacques, of Exeter vis
ited with Mr. and Mts. Melville
Hbrn. t
Irene. - Pooley spent Tuesday of
last week with"Hazel Hern.
Mr. Wm, Brock is visiting friends
in Exeter. ‘
Margaret Jacques spent last week
with cousins in Stratford. >
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jacques
and family .attended the Old Boy’d
re-union in Stratford on Saturday.
Mrs. Langford is spending a few
days with her granddaughter, Mrs/
Warren Brock.
Our auxiliary attended the, cele
bration of the 25th anniversary of
the Whalen Auxiliary on Thursday
Mrs. Samuel . Stevenson and
daughter, Helen, of Birr,| visited
with her brother, Mr. and Mrs. Mel
ville Hern last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ephriam Hern and
daughters Laurene and Hazel spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Hector
Taylor, of Exeter.
The Hern and., Brock Co. started
threshing at Ephriam Hern’s on
Saturday.
Miss Lena Dufton visited with
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Hern on Sun
day.
Mr. George Stewart and family,
of London Township, spent Sunday
with his daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Warren Brock.
Slipper race, Morris Hern and
Hazel Earl,, N. Brock and Myrtle
Earl, Harold Hern and Mrs. Well. •
Brock.
Thread and needle race, Hazel
Earl and' Morris Hern, Kenneth
Hern and Mrs. Harold Hern, Harold
Hern and Mrs. Well. Brock.
' Stepping stones, Mr. and Mrs. R.
E. Pooley, Harold Hern, Mrs. Well.
Brook, Morris Hern and Hazel Earl-
Feeding peanuts, Mrs. H. Hern
and Kenneth Hern, Earl Johnston
and Myrtle Earl, Well. Brock and
Minerva Brock.
Tug-of-war, the girls against the
boys, it was a tie.
Driving a blind horse, Hazel Earl
and Norman Hern, Mrs. H. Hern
and Kenneth Hern, Well. Brock and
Minerva Hern.
Tug-of-war, captains, Angus Earl
and Ross Hern, won by Ross Hern's
team.
Supper was served at '5:'3iO after
which we all returned home having
spent a very enjoyable day to-geth-
er and to look forward to another 4 ’year.
GRAIN WANTED
are prepared to pay theWe
highest market price for all kinds
of Ontario Grain and Beans. We
can also supply you with empty
bags and arrange for trucking same
at a very/low rate.
Cook Bros. Milling Co. ;
Hensail,
Office Phone 54
Residence phone 63.
Ont.
Zion United! Church hold
. Successful Picnic
Sunday Bchool of the Zion
Church held their annual
at Stratford on Wednesday
week. Dinner was served at
STAFFA
Mr. and Mts. Otto walker
daughter, Helen, visited at Inger-;
soil on Sunday.
and
WINCHELSEA
The hum of-the threshing ma
chines is being heard in .this neigh
bourhood this week.
A very successful meeting of the
W. M. St. was held at the home of
Mrs. H. De<lbridge on Wednesday
last when the members entertained
the Baby Band and also the mem
bers of the Mission Band. The af-.
ternoon was spent in sports and
ball games after which the kiddies
were treated to ice cream.
Miss Jean Hocking, of KirktOn,
spent the week-fend with Miss Mar
ion Pooley.
Mr. and Mrs. N. Jarrot, of Toron
to, spent a few days last week with
Mr. and Mrs. C. Godibolt.
Mrs. E. Sprague, of Toronto, is
visiting this week wth Mr. and Mrs.
R. E. pooley.
Mr. and Mrs. W.
Bobbie spent the
friends at Clifford.
Quite a number
people from around here attended
the picnic of the Elimville young
people’s society in Stratford on
Wednesday of last week.
Miss Betty McDonald,
bury, is Visiting with
Davis this week.
Mr. and Mrs. George
■F. Davis and Miss Jean'Davis vis-,
ited with Mr. and Mrs. A. McDon
ald at Saintsbury on Sunday.
Miss Ethel Brown, of Centralia
visited oh Tuesday with her mother
Mrs. H. Brown. #
■ Mrs. J. Jackson, of Toronto,
called on Mr. and Mrs. W. X Veal
on, Monday.
The
United
picnic
of last
12:!30 when over ninety partook of
the good things provided by the
ladies. The afternoon was spent
in sports, soft ball and football and
some enjoyed a boat ride. Mrs.
Wellington Batten, Mrs. j Warren
Brock and Mr. Earl Johnston had
charge of the sports-
Children’s race, 6 years and un
der, Herbert Johns, .Marjorie Earl
and Catherine Batten.
_ Boys and girls race 6 to 16 years
”” "■*’ Gerald
Mr.
Vera and
spent the
here.
■ Mr. and _______________
and daughter Betty, and son, Doug
las. and Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Wright
all of Windsor, spent the week
end with their parents, Mr. and
Eli Lawson.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heatherly and
daughter. Thelma, and Mr. Stanley
Kelly, all of London, and Mrs. A.
Newman, of Pasadena,
spent Sunday with
Hoiiry Motz. 5
Mr. and Mrs. Win
the Horney re-union
on Civic Holiday
Mrs. Ann ^Collingwood and grand
son. Edward, of Hamilton,
ing the former’s sister, Mr.
Wm», Motz.
Mrs. Wilson Anderson
the funeral of her sister-in-law, the
late Mrs. M. J. Graham, in London
on Monday.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the Sims te-union which was
he\d at Grand Bend on Wednesday.
Thos. Edwards and daughter
son, Herb, of Ingersoll,
week-end with relatives
Mrs. Joseph Brokenshire
California!
Mr. and Mrs.
M.otz 'attended
at Grand Bend
Hazel Hern, Ethel Pooley,
Hern.
Boy’s and girl’s race 14 ____
and under' Kenneth Hern, Laurene
Hern and Oliver Jafcques.
Young ladies’ race, Myrtle
Hazel Earl.
Young men’s race, Ward
and. Morris Hern,
Married ladies’ race, Mrs.
Batten, Mrs. Harold Hern and Mrs.
Pooley.
Married Inen’s race, Mr,
Earl, James Earl and Roy
Ladies kicking' slipper1,
Earl, Hazel EarL and Mrs.
Hern. »
Men’s kicking the slipper, Angus
Earl, Norman Brock and R. E.
Pooley,
3-Legged race, Hazel Hern and
Ethel Pooley, Hazel Earl and Myr
tle Earl, Mrs. Well. Baton and Mrs.
H. Hern.
3-Legged race, men, “Ward Hern
and Thomas Hern, Angus Earl and
Harold Denham.
Eating soda biscuit, Thomas
Hern, Minerva Brock and- Mrs. M.
Brock. o !
Balloon race, Irene Pooley, Jean
Brojck.
years
Earl,
Hern
Well.
George
Johns.
Myrtle
Melville
A. Coleman and
week-end with
of the young
of SaintS-
Miss Jean
road
about
the Thames
numbering
at the home of Mis,s
Friday night and!
The girls of
Mission Circle
twenty-two met
Mary Kerslake
presented her With a beautiful mot
to. Mary is going to London, August
the second to take a secretarial
course at Westervelt School,
■ 'Mr. Stewart McQueen and the
Misses Margaret and Jean McQueen
spent Sunday visitihg with friends
at Tharinesfdrd.
Mr. atid Mrs. Wel.< Kerslakb, Miss
, Majy sjient last Sunday at Ipper-
i’^akh Beach visiting with frlehdfi at
their summer home.
I
Stewart,
Vance of Listowel
Martin, of Exete'r,
itors at the home
J. W. Stewart.
Miss Neeb spent
her sisters, Mrs, Gordon
and Miss Esther Neeb.
Members of the (Mision
friends of Miss Mary Kerslake met,
Friday evening last and surprised
her by giving her a token of re-
memibranice and friendship before
leaving for ‘Westervelt Business
College in London. The .evening was
spent in a pleasing program - and
games after which a dainty lunch
was served. Miss Mary Kerslake
who has been past president of the
Mission; Circle, .expressed her thanks
followed by a verse of “Blessed Be!
the Tie that Binds.”
Circle and'
is visit-
and Mrs’
attended
A bachelor is a man who believes
in freedom on the sea of matri-'
mbriy. j
■If
Davis, Mr.
The brakes may squeal hut the
tires do the fenftofing.