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\Sr. IV—Ronald Peck 79; Jean
Foster 73; Bobert Drysdale 71;
Ivan Kipfer 71; Loretta Bell 71;
Qladys iSaundercpck 68; Muriel
week-Hoskins 61.
I Jr. IV—David Sangster 77; Irene
Hoskins, Margaret Shepherd 71;
Herbert Drummond 70; Nellie Fee
69; Jack Simmons 68; Ruth Bel1
66; Mona Glenn 65;, Mae Wolff 63;
Ruth- Buchanan 61; Erma Kipfer
Mr. Sam Rennie spent the
end with friends in Detroit.
Mrs. Laird McEwan visited with
friends in London on Saturday.
Master Donald Joynt is able to be
out again after his recent illness.
Miss Margaret Douglas, of Blake
visited friends in town on Saturday| .52* Kenneth Passmore t57*; Edna
Mr. Wm. Consitt was in London Saundercock 5'5.-;
on Sunday last calling on his old 53. Harold Willard 50.
Jr. IV-
Hoskins,
*Dorqthy Daters
and
and
Mr
™ RED & WHITE sronE
} 45c.
friends,
Mr, and Mrs.
were Sunday visitors with relatives
in Kitchener.
Mr,
burg, spent the week-end
home
Mr,
a couple of weeks with relatives
in Ridgetown.
Mrs, J. ~W. White has returned
home after a pleasant visit with her1
daughter in Collingwoou.
Mr. and Mrs, Alfred Hunkin, of
Thames Road, visited at the home
of Mt. Wm. L, McLaren,
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar 'Stewart have
returned to their home in Toronto
after a pleasant visit with friends
here,
Quite a few from here attended
•the sale of household effects of Mr.
Thos. Venner, of Chiselhurst on Fri
day last.
Quite a number from here attend
ed the Anniversary Services atKthe
First Presbyterian Chtirch, Seaforth
on. Sunday.
z Miss Dorothy Lawson was taken
to the Scott Memorial Hospital last
week for an operation for appendi
citis'. She is recovery nicely.
Large crowds attended the “Lec
ture and Lantern Slides on “Lights
and Shades of the Great War,” held
in the Town Hall on Wednesday ev
ening.
Don’t forget the Euchre and
Dance in the Opera House on Friday
evening under the auspices of the
Firemen. A
pected.
Rev. Dr.
will speak
Church on
progress of
in Canada.
The Arnold Circle 'of'tlie Carmel
Presbyterian Church held their reg
ular meeting at the home of Misses
Olive and Mabel Workman on Tues
day evening. A very pleasant even
ing was spent.
There was a largely attended
meeting of the South Huron Con
servative Association in the Town
Hall on Thursday evening last. It
is very probable .that a Motor Li
cense Issurer’s Office will be opened
at Exeter.
Young People's Day will be"obser-
ved in the United Church on Sun
day,
People’s
vice of
Exeter,
morning
ton, of Exeter in the evening.
Service in our local churches
were well attended on Sunday last.
At the United Church Rev. Arthur
Sinclair occupied the- pulpit in the
morning and Rev. R. R. Connor, of
Kippen, in the evening. At the
evening service Miss Mitchell, Field
Secretary of the W,. M. S. gave
very interesting
dress and a solo
Smillie.
Remembrance „ _ _
held in the Town Hall on Friday
afternoon with a large attendance
Short addresses were given by Rev
M. B. Parker and Rev. W. A. Young
The Rev. Arthur Sinclair beihg un
able to be present. A beautiful
wreath was, placed on the soldier’s
monument by Mrs. Robt, McLaren
Sr., and the Last Post was sounded
by Fred Beer.
The Young People’s League of
the United Church held their meet
ing on Monday evening. The pro
gram was in charge of Dr. Smillie
After the opening exercises the
Scripture Lesson w^-s read by Miss
Ethel Murdock followed by a duet
by Mrs. A. Clark and Mrs. G. Arm
strong and a solo by Dr. I. Smillie.
A very interesting address was then
given by Rev. James Anthony of*the
Thames Road, on ‘My Last Duchess’
by Browning, 'atfer which the meet
ing closed withubhe Mizpah Benedic
tion. '
The Welfare Youth Club of the
Carmel Presbyterian Church held
their regular meeting on Monday
evening. After the opening exercises
the Scripture Lesson was read by
Mrs. Roy McLaren ’after which the
business of the meeting was' discus
sed. The topic on “The Life of John
Knox” was given-* by Jim Mustard
and an address on “The Influence
of John Knox” by Rev. W. A. Young
A solo was rendered .by Mrs, W. A,.
McLaren and the meeting closed
by repeating the Mizpah Benedic
tion then games and contests Were
indulged in.
A Young People’s- Rally
held in the United Church
day evening. A supper will
at 6 o’clock during which
program will be given. A mass meet
ing will be held at 8 o’clock and
special speakers will be procured,
Bev. White Cousins will address the'
meeting and Messrs. George POulter
soloist and Frances Abbott, elocu
tionist will’assist with the program
Hensall Public School Report
September and October
James Bonthron
* Missed examinations,
No. on roll 22, average
ance 21. Claude H.
attend-
Blowes
I
Ferris, Cantelon, of S!trom-
at his
here.
T, Rutledge is visiting for
good attendance is ex-
Allan S. Reid, Quebec
in the Presbyterian
Friday evening on the
Presbyterian Churches
November 20th. A Young
Choir will lead in the ser-
song. Rev. Mr. Elliott, of
will have charge of the
service and Rev. Mr. iStain-
and
was
Day
ROOM I
ROOM II
Sr.. Ill—'Mary Clark 84;' Alice
Pfaff 78; Jack Coles 70*; Barbara
' Shepherd 68; Gordon Hodgert 64;
• Lloyd Brock 64; Douglas Sangster
60; Elva McQueen 46*.
Jr.‘IIIA—Norma Cook 79; Elaine
i Peck. 77; Russell Hedden 74; Carey
1 Joynt 73; Marion Filshie 72; Gerald
Passmore 69; Jim, Campbell 69;
Max Hudson 67.
Jr. IIIB—'Shirley Twitchell 57;
Laird Hudson 55*; George Sangster
5i5; Audrey Twitchell- 55;
Higgins 55; Cecil Kipfer 53;
Foster 47; Herman Wolfe 31.
' Sr. II—< June
Mary Goodwin
landeham 68;
Jack Shepherd
Leaton Seeman
53*; Preston Lemmon 49*.
* Missed tests. M. A.
Billie
Raye
Saundercock
7 7; Madeline
81;
,, Van-
Ronald Parker 67;
65; Billie Coles 61;
53*.; Howard
ROOM III
Love
Ellis
■“Norris
Bobby
Mildred
Sr. II—Howard Keohler, Margar
et Sangster, Emily Hoskins, Bobby
Hess; ‘“Donald Joynt and
McEwan.
1st— Marion Drummond,
Sangster, Bobby Cameron
Brock, James Clark, Howard Smale
*Raymond Higgins, * Lois McLaren
Sr. Primer—Donald WiUiard, Bob
by Nicol, Alpine McEwan.
Primer A—Joe Marks, Ross Ken
nedy, John Beer, Jim Sangster, Al
vin . Smale, George Otterbein.
Primer B—Jackie Drysdale, H
Armstrong, Gordon Campbell.
* Missed tests. A. E. Consitt
ELIMVTLLE
Monday afternon a shower of
S.
inspiring
given by
Service
a
ad-
Dr.
was
will be
on Fri-
be held
a Short
over the week-end.
McKinnon,
days with
of Zurich
Mr. Gerald
CREDITON
Mr, and Mrs. Ezra Oestricher, of
Windsor, visited for a few days with
Mr, and Mrs. Horman oestricher and
Miss Mary Young,
Mr. and Mrs, Ben Eilber, of Ubjy
Mich,, spent Sunday with Mr.
Mrs. Henry Eilber.
Mr. and Mrs. Merner Eilber
sons spent the yveek-end with
and Mrs, Charles Eilber.
Dr. L. O. Gaiser, of Hamilton
spent the holiday with her parents
Mr; and Mrs. W. H, Gaiser.
Mrs Jack Mallett, Dorothy and
Mr. Arthur Hynd, of London, call
ed on Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fahrner
at the Central Hotel.
Miss Laura Clark, who is attend
ing MacDonald Hall, Guelph; Miss
Marjorie Medd, Exeter; Miss Betty
McBeth, of Hamilton, who is at
tending Toronto University and Mr.
Harry Dale, of Brampton, William
Raymond, of Toronto and A. Stlotz
of Auburn, who are attending O. A
C. were guests with Mr. and Mrs
F. W- Clark
Mr. Hugh
spent a few
Z wicker.
Miss Elsie Thompson, of Parkhiii
visited a few days at the home oi
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Fahrner.
Mrs," Misener is visiting with Dr.
and Mrs. C. C, Misener.
Mr. and1 Mrs. Alex Grant and son
of London, and Miss Lovley, of St
Thomas, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Fraser Braun.
Monday evening, December 26, is
the date chosen by the committee
for the Evangelical Christmas Con
cert at Crediton. An excellent can
tata by the young people will be giv
en together with a -miscellaneous
program by the Beginners, Primar
ies and Juniors.
The Evangelical L.A.S. and Wo
men’s Missionary Society are invit
ed" to spend a social . evening
the Zurich L.A.S. and W.M.S.
week (Wednesday).
CREDITON EAST
-»l
with
this
p L* 1*-. C * 1 f l pound tin Red and White Cpffee Lombination bpCCISl ( J Red and White Jelly Powder ..
, .,, 6 for 25c.
10 lbs. for 25c.
. per pkg. 15c.
, . per lb. 15c.
New Dates
3 lbs. for 23c.
Finest New Cheese
2 lbs. for 29c.
Best Quality Cooking Figs
3'lbs. W 25c.
P. & G. SOAP .........t P .< < • > » « ,t « *, • > • • 9 9 » » 9 « • 9 9 •10 bars for 33c.
Libby’s Pork & Beans
Large tin each 9c.
Select Pink Salmon
1-2 lb. tin 4 for 25c,
Ready Cut Macaroni
per lb. 6c.
FRY’S. COCOA—LARGE TIN ........... . ,EACH 19c. *
Rex Vanilla
2 bottles for 13c.
Australian Seedless Raisins
2 lb. for 25c.
Kellogg’s Corn Flakes
3 for 25c,
Herrings in Tomato Sauce
1 lb. tin each 15c.
Golden Spray Cheese
1-2 lb. pkg. 2 for 25c.
Broken Sodas
3 lbs. for 25c.
De Lux Jelly Powders
No. 1 Cooking Onions
Princess Soap Flakes .
Fillets of Haddie ....
Chocolate M. M. Biscuits ... / per lb. 15c.
Jumbo Salted Peanuts per lb. 15c.
Golden Fluff Humbugs...........per lb. 15c.
British Honduras Oranges .. per doz. 40c.
FRESH FRUITS AND VEGETABLES—-LETTUCE, LEAF OR HpAD;
CABBAGE, CARROTS, TURNIPS, CAULIFLOWERS, SWEET POTA
TOES, BANANAS, ORANGES, CRANBERRIES, GRAPES, ETC,; ALSO
FRESH OYSTERS, ICE CREAM IN BRICKS AND BULK.
ROLLIE’S GROCERY
Phone 102
CENTRALIA
“Quality always' higher than price.”
On
kitchen utensils etc. was given tc
■another of our esteemed young la
dies and bride of this week, Miss
Verna Brock. Over seventy lady
friends of Miss Brock met at the
home of Mrs. Wm. Routly to show
their regard in this way. Mrs. Well
ington Skinner played the Wedding
March as the lady was shown to her
chair wliich was draped in white
and decorated with pink roses and,
tinsel with background prettily
trimmed with a white bell, and pink
and white streamers. A program
was then given, Rev. Peters as
chairman, gave an address. Reading
by Miss - Marjorie Delbridge; duet
by Mrs. E. Johns and Miss Helen
Mur ch; reading by Miss Audrey
Prance; solo by Mrs. E. Gunning;
reading by Mrs. Leon O’Rielly; duet
by Rev. and Mrs. Peters; reading
by Miss Ruth Skinner; duet by Mrs.
E. Johns and Miss Heleif Murch;
prayer by Rev. Peters, after which
Mp.Peters read from slips of paper
which were pinned to an evergreen
branch, the directions for finding
the many articles included in the
shower as they were hidden in var
ious places.
to gather these
paSsjed' around,
donors very
their kindness.
was served tp all and all repaired
to theii- homes.
A song service was held last Sun
day evening at the regular service
Rev. Peters also sang a solo
companied by Mr^. Peters on the
piano.
Some from here attended
membrance Day service
Thames Road church Friday morn
ing last.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Elford, Doris
and Annie visited in Wellburn last
Sunday.
Miss Catherine Peters, of London
■spent the week-end at her home
here.
Master Teddie Johns has been in
Dr. Fletcher’s Hospital for the past
week suffering from ear trouble. It
was necessary to have his ear lan
ced. His friends hope he will soon
recover fully.
Mr. Kenneth Johns was
to his bed for a few days
flu
Miss Brock procedeed
which were duly
She thanked the
appropriately for
A delicious lunch
but is recovering,
CROMARTY
the
ac-
Re
held in
confined
with the
SeaforthRev. Mr. McIlroy, of
conducted the services herb on Sun
day.
The W. M. S. Thankoffering ser
vice which was postponed on Sun
day, November 6th, will be held on
Sunday, November 20th, when Rev
A. R. Gibson, of Mitchell, will oc
cupy the pulpit at eleven a.m.
Mr. Andrew Hamilton, of Exeter
is in Victoria Hospital, London, hav
ing been operated on for appendi*
citis. His many friends hope for a
Speedy recovery,
Miss Mary
Visiting with
Exeter.
The Y. P.
Jeanette Hamilton is
her grandmother in
S.
been invited to
ing with Staffa
evening of this
of Cromarty have
spend a social even-
Y. P. S. on Friday
week.
Mrs.v Frank Scheiding
Yuli, .of London, spent
with Mr. and Mrs. H
Heatherley
London
Mr. and
and Mr. T.
Wednesday
Motz.
Mr. and
and Mrs. M. Newman of
spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. H.
Motz.
Mrs. Wilson Anderson has return
ed home afiter spending the past
two weeks in Exeter with Mr. and
Mrs. George Hayes and other rela
tives.
Mr. Mark Mitchell, of Exetel-, is
visiting his sisters Mrs. W. Ander
son and Mrs. Chris. Rau.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Anderson
and son Jack, of Sarnia, spent the
week-end with the former’s mother
Mrs. W. Andersdn.
Quite a number from here at-'
tended the Orangemen’s Supper
which was held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. E.'Faulder in McGillivray
on Friday
Mr. and
Mrs.-John
Mr. Albert
evening.
Mrs. Joab Sims, Mr. and
Edwards and family and
Wolfe spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Edwards
Ingersoll.
in
onThe Times-Advocate now have
display a magnificent array of Xmas
cards. The "popular price of these
cards printed with your name and
address is one dollar a dozen. Make
your selection early.
Mr.
KHIVA
and Mrs. Otto Willert
family attended the funeral of
late C. Sararas of Zurich on Sun
day.
Mrs. Wm. Mason and Mrs. H
Eagleson were in London on Thurs
day to visit their uncle, Sam Hutch
inson, who is seriously ill.
Miss Mildred Neeb, of Goderich
is visiting wth Mr. and Mrs. Ris visiting wth Mr. and
Bayham.
Miss Catherine Walker
and
the
left last
Week for London where she will re
main for some time.
Mr. Jerome O’Rouke and friend
spent last Sunday in Melbourne.
Mr. and Mrs-. E. Rock, of Cen
tenary,, and Mr. Parry Thompson
and friend of Parkhill spent Sunday
evening with Mr. and Mrs. Art Will-
ert.
A number from here attended
the funeral of the late Jos. LawsoD
on Friday afternoon.
CHISELHURST
Prance at Winchelsea last week.
Miss Myrtle Luther spent last
week with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Luther.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gunning, of
Whalen, visited her parents, Mr
and Mrs. L. W Webb. Mrs. J.
Eagleson, of Grand Bend, returned
with them for a visit.
Mr. Dawson Woodburn, of Toron
to, spent the week-end with Mr
and Mrs. C. Woodburn.
Mrs. Russell Pollock, Miss Mary
Corbett and Mr. Robt. Brunswick
spent the week-end at Fordwich.
Thirty-three members of the ex
ecutive of the United Church met at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Elton
Curtis last week. Rev. S. J. Math
ers conducted a study on J'esus’s
life., Mr. W. Young took charge of
the business. The program commit
tee for the Sunday School concert
on ‘December 26th met and planned
their work. Afterwards lunch was
served and a pleasant social hour
enjoyed. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Brophey in December.
Mrs. C. Rickhour is visiting Miss
Mabel Purdy-at Kippen.
DASHWOOD
Da-. 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, in
Zurich, last three days* of week.
Rev. and Mrs. A. Kellerman and
family, of Waterloo spent Friday
with friends in town..
Miss Myrta and Jack Taylor, of
London, spent the week-end with
Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Taylor.
Miss Ruth Kleinstiver and friend,
of Stratford, spent the week-end
with her parents.
Mr. Ira 'Tiernan, of Hamilton and
Miss G. Cornell, of Waterloo, spent
Armistice Day and the week-end
with Mr. and Mrs. E. Tfieman.
Mr. Milford Mclsaac and daugh
ter Mary and Miss Bertha Hartman,
of Detroit, spent a few days with,
relatives in the community.
Mr. Eugene Tieman, of London-,,
spent the week-end with his parents,
Miss Ella Martinson spent the-
week-end with her parents in El
mira.
The Ham Supper which was held:
in the Evangelical church last week
turned out to be a big success in
spite of the rainy weather.
Mr. Gordon Keeler spent the week
end with his parents in Mitchell.
Mrs. Jacob Schroeder spent a
days in New Hamburg.
, Mr. and Mrs. J. McLean, of Sud
bury, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Hy.
Mills on Saturday of last week.
“ Mr. and Mrs. Earl Hodgson and
family, of Chatham and Mr. HermaD
Hodgson, of Guelph spent the week-
; end with theii' parents Mr. and Mrs
: D. Hodgson.
Mr. Charles McQuillan spent the
week-end at his Thome in Lucknow.
' Mrs. Arthur Mack is visiting with
her cousin Mr. and Mrs. Fred Pen-
, warden.
Mr. George Thompson who under-
■ went an operation in Victoria Hos-
: pital, London, on Thursday of last
1 week was able to return to his home
on Sunday.
I Mrs. Wm. Bawden visited with
friends in London for a couple of
days last week.
""Mr. W. Bamford spent the ^veek-
, end at his home in Auburn.
Mr. Gerald Godbolt has been nom-
Parliament which will be held i»
Toronto. The session will open on
Tuesday, December 27th. Mr. God
bolt is a very popular young man of
. this community, taking a very great
interest in young people’s work ii
the church here. He is a notable
speaker having won the medal in the
Oratorical contest put on by Huron
Presbytery two years ago. This
year he took a prominent part in the
series of debates held in the inter
est of the Young People’s Society of
Huron Presbytery. He and his col
league Miss Hazel Smith carrying off
the honors of winning the shield
Gerald is also secretary-treasurer of
the Bible Society in connection with
this church. On November 26th the
election will be held. All the young
men from twelve to twenty-one years
of age are privileged to vote. We
sincerely hope that all voters- will
give Gerald their loyal support.
On Sunday evening a very inter
esting and-inspiring service was put
on by the Women’s
ciety of this church.
Powe presided over
Mrs, Arthur McFalls
Duett was played by Mrs. Alvin Es-
sery and Miss Greta Pollard.’ Scrip
ture lesson was read by Mrs. George
Hick§; Temperance talk by Mrs. F.
Bowden; duet by Whalen Ladies
Mrsr B. Duffield, and Mrs. Squires;
Memorial service for the late Mrs
T. Neil and the late Mrs. S. Hicks,
conducted by Mrs. Robb. The mem
orial tributes were placed by Mrs
T. Willis and Mrs. Albert Mitchell;
solo
very
man
“An
.sented by fifteen members of the So
ciety: Mrs. George Thompson Repre
senting, Christian; Mrs. Cecil Skin
ner, Doubt; Mrs. James Blair, Fear;
Mrs. Andrew Isaac, Pride; Mrs. Wm
Bowden, Unbelief
table, Sorrow
Indifference;
Mrs. Arthur
Wm. Skelton.
Davey, Humility; Miss Hazel Smith
Joy; Mrs. Albert Mitchell, Truth;
Mrs. George Hicks, Love and Mrs
Robb, Life. The music was provid
ed by a. ladies’ choir with Mrs. G
Hepburn as pianist.
and
and
the
few
3
Missionary So-
Mrs. Herman
the meeting,
led in prayer.
by Mrs.'" Lloyd Hodgson. A
interesting talk by Mrs. Her-
Powe. The pageant entitled:
Unshadowed Cross” was pre-
WHALEN
Mrs. Will Morley visited with her
mother Mrs. J. Dann over the week
end.
Mrs Hartwick and family, of Bry-
anston, spent Sunday with Mr.
Mrs. Ernest Foster.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson Morley
family visited on Sunday with
former’s mother Mrs. J. Morley at
Woodham.-.
•Mrs. H. Ogden is holidaying this
week in London with friends.
'•Mrs. Stanley Orchard and daugh
ter Ruth, of Thorndale, spent last
Thursday with her friend Miss Elva
Mbrley.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Gunning visit
ed on Sunday with the latter’s par
ents at Greenway.
Miss Alma Parkinson returned to
her home on Sunday from Woodham
where she spent the past week, with
her cousin Miss Gladys Shier.
HARPLEY
and Mrs. jack Hodgins spent
Mr. and
Mr.
.Sunday with her parents
Mrs. D. Eagleson.
Miss V. May Hodgins, of Toronto'
spent Armistice Day with her
brother Mr. Mansell Hodgins.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Love visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Pfile
of Zurich.
Miss Helen Hayter went to
don on Saturday.
Mrs. Wm. Love spent a few
last week with her father Mr.
ward Gill.
Mrs. Therman Hayter, of Detroit,
is at present visiting with her mother
Mrs. Geo. Lovie.
Mr. J. J. Carruthers
oh Thursday with Mrs.
Hodgins.
Miss Jean Hodgins, Of
Visiting at her home here.
Lon-
days
Ed.
of
and
STAFFA
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leslie,
Stratford, were guests with Mr.
Mrs. George Butson on Sunday.
The W. M. S. are holding a ba
zaar in the Hall on Friday after
noon.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Tuffy, of London
are visiting with Mr. and Mrs. Tref-
fry.
Miss Dorothy Grey is visiting with
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Livingstone in
Hamilton.
The Young People’s Society of
the United Church are entertaining
the young people of Cromarty on
Friday evening in the Hall.
The work on the creamery 'is pro-
' _ ‘ • The new engine-^
is about completed. "
gressing nicely,
room
KIRKTON
Miss Nettie Routly is visiting this
week with Miss Eleanor Skinner of -
Thorndale.
Little Laurene jCopeland, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Arlo Copeland
had her tonsils’removed last week.
The Mission Band had a social ev
ening* last Friday night and they
had a splendid program consisting
of solos, readings, duets and a little
playlette. A good crowd gathered
and all reported a good time.
The Library is busy practising
their play and hope to have it ready
shortly.
Mr. and Mrs. H. G. Burgin spent
Sunday with Mrs. Frank Pridham.
of Russeldale.
I
Mrs. Fred Htlx-
; Miss Agnes Anderson
Mrs. Langford, Death;
McFalls, Faith; Mrs
Hope; Miss Flossie
Tor-
Mrs
Mr
onto,
George T. Wren over
Mr. Thos. Vennor
tion sale 'Of his household
last Friday afternoon. The sale was
well attended.
The services of the Ch is el hurst
United Church which have been
held during Sunday morning of the
summer and Fall months will be
held in the afternoon from now on.
The Sunday School services at 2
o’clock and the church services at
3 O’clock. We hope these servicee
will be as well attended as they
have during the Summer and Fall
months,
iStafting next week there are tb
be two weeks of Evangelistic meet
ings to be held in the church in the
evenings. We hope the- meetings
will be well attended.
and Mrs. John
visited with
Wren, of
Mr. and
last week-end.
held an auc-
goods
Sr. visited
Catherine
Detroit, is
GREENWAY
Maggie and Jiggs will be presen
ted at the Conundrum 'Tea in the
United Church on Thursday even
ing. Come for a good time.
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Pollock and
Mr. and • Mrs, Milton Pollock spent
the week-end in Toronto' recently
Mrs. T. Bullock and Mr. W. Bull
ock Visited Mr. and Mrs. John »
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