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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1932-10-27, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES,ADVOCATE THURSDAY, OCTOBER HOT, 1»82 iiniflll I Carmel Church on Tuesday eveningU|>N\A| | last was well attended. The meeting IlLIlUnLL opened by pinging a hymn after which Mrs, H. "Arnold read the Miss Jean Smallacombe, Guelph, scripture lesson. Rev. Young led in is visiting vrith her aunt Miss M, El- prayer; hymn was sung; reading by Ils. „ • I Mrs. Frank Farauair, solo Mrs, An- Miss Leia Welsh, of Toronto, is'drew Dougal; instrumental by Miss visiting with relatives and friends ip Blanche Mustard; duet Mrs," W4 L 1 town. , I McLaren and Mrs, Youpg, Miss Irene Daters left this week slides were read by Mrs, p. _ _.... ( . .. 1-nn ntrliovex gHcx hoc O n/in.nf arl * zxvi n n /L Tt/T.Iejo Cilium TKTnv»lrR-Tp iFletS Arnold Circle wHi hold their sewing.1 home after spending the past twe ----x.‘— AiiCe months in the west. IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIHII the RED & WHITE store KHIVA J. ROLLIE’S GROCERYA. “Quality always higher than pricePhone 102 happened with 1 III mite De- and will add fine at the Elliot. Change over now to winter oil and grease at the Ford Garage, Sandy illness. Her Mrs. Hillard People’s held in The Petrie Orchestra, of Stratford furnished musicf for the dance in Peas No. 5 sweet and tender 2 tins for 25c. Chocolate tyl. M. Biscuits .... .per lb. 15c. New Brazil Nuts................. . . .per lb. 19c. <- Combination Doors A. Spencer & Son HENSALL ».t PHONE 102' KIRKTOP Miss Helen BIckell is visiting *with her sister, Mrs. XiaughUn, el Melbourne'. Miss Bertha Bankin spent a few days Jast week with her sister, Mrs Ira Marshall, A number of people from the vill- __ TT^_rr_„_ Lanternj4ge attended the fowl supper atMiss Irene Daters left this week! slides were read by Mrs, Roy McLar-I'Whalen^lasmT^iesday night, for Clinton where she has accepted en and Miss Olive Workman, a position. / k » The Mission, Band of the United1 meeting at the home of Miss church are holding a social op Fri- [ Walker on Friday evening, day night. Mr. Wm. ‘Simpson accompanied by his mother Mrs. L. Simpson, of De­ troit, visited over the week-end with relatives here. Mr. and Mrs. Ayling,’ of • London, and months In the wost. Mr, Ross Marshall nfotored to St ^Catherines and "spent the week-end with his aunt, ,^rs. P. G, Butcher A number from the village at­ tended the anniversary services at Anderson Sunday* YOUNG PEOPLE’S RALLY Annual Rally of Young Presbyterial of Huron was the Presbyterian church, Auburn on Monday evening October 24th at 8 o’clock with a large attendance. The program was as' follows: Opening exercise Goderich Y.P.S.; mtnutes _______ ... (of 1931 meeting Beryl Pfaff Hensail walker’s Hall on Wednesday night this [Secretary; appointing nomination I last. The music was excellent and a & ZY ZB . «• . , ,very enjoyable-time was spent. Mr. Thos.' Addington just a little west of the village is making a great improvement to his residence. He is building an addition tojt by the way of enlarging it and also adding other improvements. The building has a fine location "and the improvements will add greatly to the appearance of his farm. Mr. and Mrs. Scott ana family, of Seaforth, have rented the farm of Mr. Alex H Stewart, near Cromartj ahd have moved their stock and ef­ fects and are getting nicely settled. Mr. and Mrs. Duncan McKellar took a delightful motor trip over the week-end and visited friends at a distance. Cnmbinatinn Siwial I 1 lb •*” Red&Wh!,e B’king Po'vder 4%VUIIIUJIldllUIl opcildl ( 1 Pure Rubber Fancy Card Table Cover f W* are visiting with relatives friends in town. ‘ Mr, and Mrs. A. Hoskins, of troit, are visiting with relatives friends in town, Miss Alice Higgins is visiting . .. ... week with her sister Mrs. Sweitzer committee,, representative from each at Beach-o’-Pines i PladA: musical number Auburn choir‘ Mr. John Passmore Jr. left' last ReP°«t of 'Sabbath School hy differ- week for Delhi whe‘re he has. secur- ent representatives, hymn 461; re­ ed a good position. I Mr. Wm. Harding and friend, of London, is visiting with Mr. and Mrs, Fred Corbett in Hay. s Mrs. Alex McMurtrie hae returned home after spending a few days vis­ iting friends in Stanley. Mr.-W< L. McLaren and Mr. and i Mrs. Roy McLaren visited with their friends at Cromarty on Sunday. j Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Sweitzer and children at Beach-o’-Pines visited over the week-end with relatives ip town. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. T. Mickle have returned to their home in Ridgetown J after a pleasant visit with heir son I here. Mr. Russell Love'iiaS ta^en a po­ sition as clerk with'T. C. Joynt in the gent’s furnishing and shoe de­ partment. Mr. Alvin Workman and John Carmichael have returned from the West where they have spent the past two months, Farmers in this district are taking advantage of the fine weather in get­ ting their root epop harvested and apples picked. R§v. Mr. Young and Mrs. Young attended--the fowl supper at Nairn f/on Tuesday eveningand- assisted IBb/ith the program. re- i port of iSumraer School, Miss M. 1 MacFee, Goderich; report of Girl’s i Camp, Miss E. Jamieson, Seaf01’th; report of boys’ camp, Mr. J. Sitan­ bury, Exeter; offering; reports of Y. P, Societies and C.G.I.T groups by secretary of each different place; hymn No. 2'5'4; report of nomination committee same officers elected. Ad­ dress “The 'Success of Young People’s Work” by Rev. W. Young B.A., Hensail. Place of meet­ ing next year, Goderich. Rev. Ash­ down, of Blyth, moved a hearty vote of thanks to Mr. Young for his very splendid address. Closing exercises Rev. C. E. Dougan, Ph. D., Clinton; F. G. Weir, President, Beryl Pfaff, secretary. Castile Soap 10 cakes For 25c. Soap Flakes in Bulk 3 lbs, for 25c, ... ........................................... Handy4 Apunonia 3 pkgs, for 15c. PURE CANE SUGAR Australian Seedless Raisins 2 lb. -for 25c. Golden. Spv&y Cheese 1-2 lb, pk, 2 for 25c. • ’-e Juicy Prunes . 2 lb, for 23c, P & G SOAP .................................................................... 10 bars for 32c. Chicken Haddie 2 tins for 25c. a '■ Cocoa in Bulk 1 lb. pkg. each 13c, Herring in Tomato Sauice per tin 15c. DELUXE JELLY POWDER, Assorted flavors .................6 pkg. for 25c.' Kellogg’s Com Flakes 3 pkg. f01/25c. Angler Pink Salmon 1-2 lb. tins 4 for 25c. Broken Sodas' McCormick’s 2 lb. 17c. Golden Fluffs Candy ........ per lb. 15c. Fresh Salted Peanuts per lb. 15c, Weston’s Peanut Wafers .. 1 lb. pkg. 25c. ONT. We Deliver / Mr. A. L. Base is improving after his recent serious illness and his many friehds hope to soon see him able to be out again. Mr. and Mrs. Rev. W. A. Young and little daughter have returned after a couple of weeks’ visit with friends at Westboro and Ottawa, Mr. Fred Hess is this week tear­ ing down his large barn and erect a heat garage which wiU greatly to the appearance to his property. Thanko,ffering of Carmel Presby­ terian church on Friday afternoon at three o’clock in the* basement. Miss Irene Stringer, Missionary on fur­ lough from India, will be the speak­ er. Miss Annie Consitt has resumed her position as teacher in the pub­ lic school here, being off duty for a week on account of place was taken by during her illness. Mr Geo. W. Wren a nasty accident last week falling off a wagon breaking his collai’ bone and several ribs. He was taken to the [Scott Memolria.1'\ Hospital 'Sea­ forth for treatment. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Palmer, of Windsor, visited over the week-end with Mr. Palmer’s parents iMr. and Mrs. Thomas Palmer. Mrs. Palmer returned home with them after spending the past two weeks visiting in Windsor. The Young People of the United Church met on Monday evening for Missionary night. The meeting was in charge of Miss Margaret Hobkirk. Solo by Dr. Smillie with MiSs Greta Lamihie accompanying him on the( violin. The topic was taken by Mrs Filshie; instrumental by Miss Greta Lammie. Next Monday evening will be a Hallowe’en Social. A good pro­ gram is being prepared. The Lantern slides given under the auspices of the Arnold Circle of CREDITON • Mrs. George Eilber is visiting in Detroit this week with relatives. Howard Johnston who was oper­ ated on for appendicitis at the Clin­ ton Hospital last week is improving, Miss Bernice Eilber Spent the ■\Veek-ehd -vyith Miss Laura Clark at MacDonald Hall, Guelph. Mr. and Mrs. FrancisxW. Clark' were in Detroit over the week-end. Mr. and Mrs Ross Taylor and Kenneth visited in Toronto on^Sun- 'day. Mr. Ray Taylor has returned to his home in Toronto after spending the past week with Mr. and Mrs Ross Taylor. .-•Mrs. Chistine Schwantz and Miss Lillian Finkbeiner returned to South, Cayuga and Dunnville last week af­ ter visiting with relatives here. • Mr. Earl Haist and Miss Clara Gaise.r accompanied them home and spent a few days returning to Crediton on Monday. The Christian Endeavor meeting last Friday evening had. a splendid number of young people in attend" ance. Irene Fahrner occupied . the chair and conducted the song service and offered prayer. 'Clinton Mor- lock read the scripture lesson. Elva Wuerth rendered Rubenstein’s Mel­ ody as a piano solo. The topic was given by "'Ruby Finkbeiner. Vocal duett by Mrs. Emmery Fahrner and Mrs. Gordon Moi’lock; reading by Margaret Kuhn. The president, E Haist read a letter from an absent member, it was heard with great interest and the meeting asked the president to reply. At the’ close com­ mittees and plans"were designated for the Hallowe’en social to be held this Wednesday evening.. The invi­ tation extended by Margaret Kuhn to hold this young people’s social at their home met with acceptance. The last week of each month is Missionary week at the Evangelical church. Missionary prayer meeting^ Thursday evening and the' Young. People’s > Mission 'Circle, Friday ev­ ening. Many have taken advantage to i'e- new their subscription to the Times- Advocate at $1.50 a year or $‘5.4{> for the Times-Advocate and London Advertiser or London Free Press. This offei’ will not be extended after Nov. 30th. 2 ft. 8 inch. X 6 ft. 8 inch AND 2 ft. 10 inch. X 6 ft. 10 inch. 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