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The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1932-12-29, Page 4EHURSDAY, DECEMBER 29, 1932 THE EXETER JIMES-ADVOCATE T |M aj I: t: i: ■' *; 1 SI Badminton! All persons interested in Badminton Mindly get in touch with any member of the executive The following is the schedule: MONDAY afternoon for ladies only; evening volley ball apd bas­ ket ball for men, TUESDAY afternoon and evening open for badminton, WEDNESDAY afternoon apd evening open for badminton. THURSDAY afternoon, badminton, ladies only; evening volley ball and basket ball for men. FRIDAY afternoon, "badminton, open; evening reserved for the Boy Scouts SATURDAY open, LADIES’ MEMBERSHIP $2.00; EQUIPMENT PROVIDED GENTS VOLLEY BAM7AND BASKET BALL; ALL PRIV­ ILEGES INCLUDING BADMINTON $4.00 Prospective members kindly get in touch with officers men­ tioned below as soon as possible as schedules are being arranged ; Honorary President, W. G. Medd M.D.A.; President, W. W. : ’ Lawrence; Secretary-Treasurer, G. Lamport; Executive, Rev. J. ■ H. Stainton, Rev. A. E. Elliott, Rev, J, B, Rhodes : and J, M. Southcott BIRTHS KNIGHT—At Los Angeles, Calif,, on December 16th, 1932, to Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Drew Knight, a son. (Robert Drew Knight.) HOGAN—At Mt, Carmel on Sunday, Deqemer 25th to Mr. and Wilfred Hogan, a son. ---------i—,------------ Mrs. A special train was run over the L. H. on Christmas Eve. Mrs. H. S. Walter* who is confin­ ed to her bed* is making improvement, Reeve B. M. Francis is to his ome and under the cqre through illness. • The melting of the snow rains of the past week raised the river to almost spring like propor­ tions. Mr, Wm. Dearing underwent an operation for ear trouble at Dr. Fletcher’s hospital on Tuesday and is getting along nicely, Mrs. ,Wel. Johns and Miss Margaret have returned spending a few days with Mr. Mrs. Wm. Street at Brantford. Mrs, D, Gordon anq cnfldren returned to Blenheim to spend the winter with the former’s aunt after spending Christmas holidays here, Mr, Gordon accompanied them and will visit until after the new year. Mr. Jas. ^Sandford, who was 93 years old J^st, July, was taken ill on Sunday and for a time it whs thought his condition was serious and members of the family were sent for. He has since made a splen­ did recovery and is able to be up and around the house. Many of our citizens listened in to the world-wide broadcast on Christmas morning and*'heard voic­ es from all parts of the British Em­ pire. Communications were made with two ocean liners. A message from King George to ills subjects concluded the broadcast. ACCIDENTS Mrs. Wm. Smith, of Brantford, sister of Mrs. Daniel Davis of town, I had the mistfortune to fall on the street Thursday of last Week and fractured her left arm in two places, Mr. and Mrs. Smith were planning to come to Exeter that day to spend Christmas here. A coincidence Is that of Mr. Frank Irwin, of Putnam, who with his wife and family were also planning to spend Christmas with Mrs. Irwin’s mother Mrs. Davis Mr, Irwin was cranking his car on Thursday when it backfired severely wrenching his arm which had to foe put in a plaster cast, and the family were unable to come to Exeter. FAMILY GATHERING splendid confined doctor’s and the daughter after and have r .SANTA MAKES CHILDREN HAPPY The Eketer Relief Committed were able this year through the generosity *of the citizens of Exeter to make the .^arts of many children happy at Christmas, time. Th© situation was canvassed thoroughly by a commit­ tee of nine ladjes, Mrs. J, h. Brown­ ing being the convenor, in all 75 children were presented with Christ­ mas cheer and toys, tne principal ex­ penditure however being for shoes, stockings and warm-clothing. A num bei* of families were provided with baskets of provisions, the contributions amounted to $232.25 time the following have been received; Room III Public A friend $1.00.; Billy Weekes 50c.; Carol singers $12.80; total $248.86. Last week acKnowledged and since that .■contributions School $1,25; PRIZE WINNERS The Nyal Children’s Popularity contest conducted at Howey’s Drug Store created considerable interest and made the hearts of numerous children glad on Christmas Eve. The,boy’s bicycle was won by Cal­ vin Heywood; the wagon by Donald Grant. The following were winners of roller skates: Ross Ward, Qrval Hunter, Allen Penhale, Milton Mc- Cullagh, Jack Jennings and Clifford Quance. For the girls, Helen Walk­ er won the carriage and doll; Nor­ ma Wilson, the doll carriage; and each of the following a doll: Patsy Russell, Katherine Armstrong, Shir­ ley Appleton, Phillippa Harness Joan Wells and Thelma Hockey. MT. CARMEL My. Joseph Glavin of Sandwich College is spending the holidays with his parents Mr- and Mrs. Chas. Glavin. Mr, John Patton is visiting friends in Detroit, Mr. James Halil, of Detroit, spent the week-end his home here. Mr. and Mrs, T, J. Hall aud Frank spent Christmas with friends in London. Mrs, T. Collins and children are spending a few weeks with "her sister Mrs. Soneson, of petroir. Miss Geraldine McKeever, pf De- ti’oit, spent Christmas with her par­ ents Mr. and Mrs., Joseph McKeever. Miss Josephine Glavin, of London, spent the holidays at the home of her sister Mrs. Mat "Regan. Mr, and Mrs. Doyle and Katherine are spending the holidays with their friends at Strathroy. Misses Gertie, Alice and Hilda Dietrich, of London, spent Christmas at their home here. Mr. WUliam Barry,- of London, spent the week-end with her brother Jerry Barry and other friends here. Miss Clara Glavin ana Mrs. Brad­ ford, of London; Madeline Glavin, of Colgan, spent a few days at the home of >the latter’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Glavin here. CONTEST WINNERS The doll contest at Cole’s Drug­ store came to a close at ten o’clock Christmas Eve and fifteen little girls were happy when the announcement was made an hour later. Helen Shapton, Shirley Mason and Donna McFa'lls won the first three prizes a doll in a doll carriage. Twelve other little girls won beautiful dolls in the order named.. Labelle Lut- man, Mildred Martene, June Bierl- ing, Francis King, Dorothy Reeder, Donna Cornish, Dorene Parsons, Lil­ lian Hewitt, Lois Clark, Mildred Han nigan, Shirley Appleton and Shir­ ley Anderson,- Eileen Hunter and Jean Hennessey also won consola­ tion prizes for their fine showing. The contest from start to finish was very close, only aibout 50'0' votes separated the last eight contestants. AUCTION SALE — of --- FARM STOCK, IMPLEMENTS & HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS 'The undersigned auctioneer has been instructed to sell by public auc­ tion' on N. Half Lot 7, Blue Water Highway 2 miles north of Grana Bend, on WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 4th 19'3i3,, 1 o’clock sharp the following HORSES—5 year old black mare, 3 yr. old black mare, 2 yr. black gelding; 4 year old driver. CATTLE!—2 cows due at time of sale, 6 and 7 years old; 2 milking cows 3 and 4 years old; 8 yearlings and 6 calves. POULTRY—60 yearling hens, 3 ducks, 2 geese. IMPLEMENTS—M.H. binder, Mc­ Cormick mower; ‘ McC. rake, McC. cultivator, McC. disc harrow, McC. land rojllfer, Initernajtional Walking plow, International riding plow, 1 Fleury twin plow, 12 disc drill, hay rack, harrows, wagon, top buggy, bean scuffler, bob sleighs, nearly new; cutter, cream separator, set light sleighs, Fairbanks & Morse 1 1-2 h.p. gas engine, Liberty power washer, sling- ropes, blacksmith’s anvil and vise, scythe, grass seeder,’ set scales, wheelbarrow, iron kettle, gravel box, load pitch pine stumps, 20 cords of dry wood, extension lad­ der, colony house, and brooder stove 250 egg Ideal incubator, chimes, oil cans, set team harness, set light har­ ness, emery stand, hand saw, level, rip saw, 2 Massey Harris table canvas, cedar posts, trees. HAY & GRAIN—10 tons 600 bus. oats, 25i bus. wheat, 6 bags clover seed. HOUSEHOLD EFFECTS— Exten­ sion table, 8 'kitchen chairs, parlour table, 2 rocking' chairs, 2 heaters, . cook stove, bedroom table, lounge, 5 cushion chairs, 2 dozen fruit jars, galvanized flour barrel, kitchen table, cupboard, high chair, 6 din­ ing room chairs, 2 iron bed steads, 1 wooden bed stead, linoleum, 17x12 feet, linoleum, 13x18 feet; floor oil­ cloth, 17x10 feet; wash basin, churn crocks, 4 lamps, 2 lanterns and pails. Mrs. Robt. Love and son Thedford, are visiting. Love’s mother Mrs. Wm,| I I Mrs. Fuke and daughter Cora have returned to their home in Chicago •after visiting with the former’s brother Mr. Frank Wood, and with her sister Mrs. Jos. Senior and other relatives. Mr. and Junior, of with Mrs. Pfaff at the home of Mr. and Mrs, M, W. Pfaff. Mrs. Pfaff Sr, is con­ fined to her bed through illness. Mr. and Mrs. W. Black, and Miss Florence Norry, of London, with Mr. and Mrs. John Norry. ence Norry are visiting ' ley Wilson Year’s. Mr. and .and Mrs. Leonard Knightly daughter, Mary, Miss Nina and Vio­ let Willert and two friends, IM'r. De-|Sam’l Willert, Mr. and Mrs. Well cember 25, 1932, Catherine GreeniHaist and family, Mrs. Henry Will- rvidow of the late Frederick Green in her 73rd year. BAKER—At the home of her par­ ents Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Baker, on. Wednesday, December 21st, 1932, Cora Ruth Baker, beloved wife of Win. Tierney, aged years, 7 months. WINNERS OF DRAW Rod- with Mrs. MARRIAGES KELLER—SNELL—At the ThameE Road parsonage on Thursday, De­ cember 15, Florence Ella F only daughter of Mr, and William Snell, of Exeter to Elmer Keller, of Dashwood, Rev. Jas. Anthony, M.A. DEATHS Snell Mrs. i Mr, by Miss Flor- and Miss Pearl Sanders with Mr. and Mrs. Mor­ al Dresuon. for New IIMrs. L. J. Willert, Mr.! and GREEN—In Exeter on Sunday, ert also Mr. and Mrs. Jack Bates of Detroit, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. Frank Triebner. in CARD OF THANKS 24 The family of the late Mrs. Fred Green wish t-o thank their many friends and relatives for their kind­ ly sympathy, flora* offerings and loan of cars in their recent sad be­ reavement in the loss of their loving mother. Special thanks to the’Rev. Mr. Hunt and H. Jennings for ser­ vices rendered. Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Richard wish to thank their relatives, friends and neighbors for the kindness and sym­ pathy shown them in their ‘recent sad bereavement; also to those who so kindly assisted in the service and to those 'who loaned cars. A pleasant family reunion was held this Christmas at the old home­ stead of the late Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Sweet, London Rd., south. Those present were as follows: Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Sweet, of Exeter; Mrs. Egan and James ’Sweet now residing at the old home; Mrs. McCallum, of London; Mr. and Mrs. Ferguson, of Toronto; and Messrs. Robert and Frank Sweet, of Sarnia. The only absent member of the family was Mr. Fred Sweet'1 (and family) of Sault Ste. Marie, Ont./ CAVEN SERVICES J. G. Dunlop visited home in Thorndale R. G. Seldon, town, Mr. and Mrs. Otto Walker wish to extend thanks to all those who assisted their daughter Helen in winning the prize in the contest con­ ducted at Howey’s Drug store. Gordon Hewlett from O. M. ege, Oshawa, is home for the days. Miss Gladys Kestle, school teacher at Copper Clif, is home for the holi­ days. Mr. Jos. Creech, of Stratford Nor­ mal, is spending his vacation at hid home here. " Mrs. Lownds, of Walkerville, is spending the week with her father Mr. Wm. Levett. Mg. W. G'. Turnbull, Of Toronto is spending the holidays with his mother, Mrs. E. Turnbull. Mrs. K. Fuke has been quite ill at her home but her many friends will be glad to know that she is im­ proving. Miss Ina Jaques R. N., is in at­ tendance upon Mr. James Broadfoot who is seriously ill at his home near Hensali. Mr. Fred Whiting, Medical Stu­ dent, of Toronto, home of Mr. and this week. Mr. and America, i Hackett’s Lewis Love. Miss Betty Becker and Robert Becker, of New Hamburg with the Browning family, Mr, and Mrs. Becker will spend New Year’s here, Mr. and Mrs. Johnston had the pleasure of having tnelr son, Albert from Toronto home with them and also their son, Cecil and from Kerhonkson, N. '‘Dr. Edgar Thomson, of is spending the, week with ents Mr, and Mrs. W. H, Thomson. Miss Sadie McDonald, of Hamilton, spent Christmas with tnem. Mr. F. H. Neil, of London, has been in Texas for some time arrived home last week and spent Christmas with Mrs, Neil at home of their daughter, Mrs. J, Jones of town. Coll- holi- is a guest in the Mrs. W. C. Pearce Hackett, of SouthMi'S. are visiting with Mrs. parents, Mr. and Mrs, his wife Toronto his par- who the Miss Ruth Fraser is visiting London. Miss Edith Walter spent Christ­ mas in Mitchell. Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Stacey spent Christmas at Kippen. Mr. Ben Dawson spent Christmas at his home in London. Miss Edna Martene is visiting for a week at her home near Dashwood Mr. and Mrs. K. J. Lampman spent Christmas at their homes in Nor­ wich. Mr. Ted Moyle is spending this week in Toronto visiting with rela­ tives. Dr. and Mrs. at the latter’s for Christmas. Mr. and Mrs. and Mr. Wallace Seldon, of London, spent Christmas in Kingston. Mr. and Mrs. Claude Morse and family spent Oristmas with Mrs. Morse’s parents at Kent Bridge. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. McIntyre and daughter Donna, spent Christmas visiting with relatives in Pontiac. Mr. Jack Stanbury is visiting his friend Mr. Keith Westlake on the Blue Water Highway South of Bay; field this week. Miss Pearl Love, teaches in Crediton Christmas vacation Mrs. J. Gowie, of Sarnia. Billy Wilson is spending this week in London with Ray Guenther. Ray had the misfortune recently to frac­ ture his arm while playing hockey. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Cunningham are spending the holidays with Rev. Borden and Mrs. Cunningham at Millbank. Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Ryckman Spent Christmas with their broth­ er-in-law, (Mr. Cluff and family, of near Kirkton. Mr. and Mrs. David Rowcilffe motored to Windsor to spend Christ­ mas with their daughter. (Mrs. cliffe is remaining for the Year, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Powell daughter Marion and Mr. Stephen Powell spent Christmas in Sarnia with Mrs. Powell’s mother Mrs. Nash. Mr. and Mrs, M. L. Beavers and daughter Laurene’ spent Christmas with the former’s sisters Beavers and Mrs. selves shard. Miss M. E. BraiUe of High School staff is spending the holidays in Toronto; St Marys and Mr. G. Stratford. Mr, V. Berdux, of Bank of commerce home in Kitchener Jackson of the Same home in Seaforth. Rev. J. H, Stainton, ,sons Ronald and Keith are spending this week visiting relatives ifi Whit" by. Next Sunday Rev. J. Anthony, of Thames Road, Will occupy <the‘ pulpit of James St. united church in the morning and Rev. A. V. Robb, of Centralia, in the evening, Caven Presbyterian congregation enjoyed special services for the Christmas Sunday. The minister Rev. J. B. Rhodes, M.A., preached two excellent sermons appropriate for the season the one in the morn­ ing being particularly thought-pro­ voking and helpful. The choir rend­ ered several anthems in their usual splendid manner. The solos were taken by Mrs. Sillery and Mr. Ray Pryde. 3ay-un ar of Exeter, who is spending the with her sister Row- Nerw and Miss Alice Of Blan- the Exeter Miss C, Bohis at Koch in The lucky winners of the draw in connection with the contest Grant’s Bakery were as follows, tickets were drawn Christmas oy Mr. J. Norry. 1st 1834, by The Eve Ray Francis, of Usborne 12 lb. Christmas 3rdcake; 2nd 447, 468 not Mrs. Brooks; claimed as yet. Some crowded correspondence is out this week. being Ruth Nor­ CHRISTMAS IN MAIN ST. CHURCH In the Main (Street church on Sun­ day morning the pastor Rev. A. E. Elliott delivered a fine Christmas sermon “No Room in the Inn”. The choir provided special Christmas music throughout the day, several anthems being sung together with a male quartette by Messrs. S. Stan- lake, G. Skinner, M. Howey and the pastor. At the evening service Mr. Elliott gave a splendid recital of the beautiful Christmas story “The Othei’ Wise Man” by Henry Van Dyke. Splendid congregations were present at both services. At the Sun­ day School in the afternoon a junior chorus sang a special Christmas number. XMAS ENTERTAINMENT AT CAVEN • The annual Xmas Entertainment was held in the basement of Caven > Presbyterian Church on Friday1 ev­ ening, the 23rd inst., The children of the congregation were out in large numbers accompanied by many of their elders. A beautifully decor­ ated tree stood in one corner and the. platform had been greatly en­ larged for the occasion. A feature of this year’s entertainment was the singing of Christmas carols at intervals throughout the evening. These were sung by the audience while scenes were being shifted be­ hind the curtain. The chief portion of the program consisted in~a two- scene play entitled Family’s Christmas’ presented by Miss M. High School staff, highly congratulated DASHWOOD Dr. 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, tn Zurich, last three days Of week. Mr, Percy Kleinstiver and friend Miss Olive Hyde, of Chicago spent Christmas with his parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Kleinstiver, Mr. and Mrs. A. Bills and family, of Detroit, are visiting with relatives at present. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Fassold and Mr. Clarence Routledge, of London, spent Christmas with Mr. and Mrs. P. Fassold and family. Miss Myrta Hoffman, of Kitchen­ er, spent Christmas wits her parents Miss Margaret Cunningham and Miss Andrews, of Kitchener, were visitors with Mr. and Mrs. L. Morenz over Christmas. Mrs. Haser and >amily, of ney, is spending the holidays the former’s parents Mr. and Geo. Wiegand. Misses Helen Nadiger and Kleinstiver who are attending mal School at Stratford are spending the holidays with their parents. Mr. Ira Tieman, of Hamilton, spent Christmas with his parents. Mr. Leonard Birk, of Guelph, is spending the holiday at his • home here. Miss Rose Guenther and friend of Windsor, are spending the holidays with her parents Mr, and Mrs. C. Guenther. Mr. Czar Steinhagen, who spent the past three weeks with his par­ ents returned to Guel'ph on Monday where he has a position in the Cana­ dian Bank of Commerce. Willis Mclsaac and Robt. Hop>- croft are spending Christmas holi­ days in Detroit. Miss Olga ‘Fisher, of London., spent'the holidays with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Chris. Fischer. Mr. Wm. Musser, of Detroit, spent Christmas with his family, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Kraft spent Christmas with relatives in Sarnia. Eugene 'Tieman, of London, is holidaying at his home here. Mr. and Mrs. Hartman Elsie are visiting in Sarnia. Mr. Richard Baker is spending a few days with his daughter in Wind­ sor. Dr. and Mrs. Taylor spent Monday and Tuesday with friends in Lqndon. Mr. Stanley Smith, or Stratford, visited in town on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A. Oestricher and family visited relatives, in London and Dorchester on Monday. ••• Miss Ella Martinson is spending the holidays with her parents in El­ mira. Mr. and Mrs. Meerburg and fam­ ily spent Christmas with Mr. Jonas Hartleib and Lavada. The annual Christmas Festival of the Evangelical church was held on Monday evening. The pastor Rev, Sauer presided at a concert of mis­ cellaneous items followed by a can­ tata “Christmas Pilgrims.” The af­ fair attracted a large audience and was well rendered ’ Word was received here on Sun­ day of the death of Rev. Rheinard Eifert who passed’ away at his home JAMES ST. CHURCH IS PACKED FOR CHBISTklAS "'CONCERT A very spectacular and impres­ sive pageant was presented in James St. United church to a capacity house on Christmas night. On a beauti­ fully illuminated stage in colorful costumes about forty- young people in dramatic splendor and with story raiid song portrayed, many of the s'&enes connected with, tne Christmas story. The pageant was entitled “The Heavenly Host” by Lyman R. Bayard. Oriental rugs draped the background and hid the choir and several oriental articles -tne property of Rev. Mr. Stainton, adorned the platform. The apostles “John”, “Luke” and “Matthew” were repre­ ssed by Rowe Dinney, BOrden Sanders and Kenneth Hockey and from time to time they Tead the scripture from scrolls. The angel “Gabriel” represented by Clarence Down, appeared in the first scene to “Zacharius” (Silas Reed) While at­ tending the altar and foretold the birth of John the Baptist. The an­ gel next apeared unto “Mary,” Mary’s part being played by 'Miss Pearl Wood who filled it most ac­ ceptably, her singing being very sweet and beautiful. “Joseph” was taken by Garnet Hicks. Other scenes depicted the visit of “Mary” to “Elizabeth” taken by Berneice Del- bridge; the angels appearing unto the shepherds; the shepherds’ visit the Babe. Joseph and Mary present1 the Babe at the tempie where it is blessed by “Simon” Eli Christie and by “Anna” Jean Coates; The visit of the wisqmen and finally the an­ gel appears unto Joseph and tells him to flee untd.Egy.pt. The music ___ for the occasion whs very appro- jn Detroit in his 80th year. Survlv- priate and was sung by the choir,! ing are wjfe, two sons Prof, R. with special numbers rendered by £ Eifert, of Oakland, Calif.; Arn- Clarence Down, Pearl Wood, Walter I old, of Detroit; and four daughters, Q’ho-Hfrior'rlci- the WIsp' tt tt mAVAn + n. TV/r-na binder whiffle- of Hay, TERMS—CASH NOAH GRATTON, Proprietor FRANK TAYLOR, Auctioneer Canadian at Mr the staff, and staff at Wife and his L. his two “the ‘ Bunkum ' written and E. Ross, of the Miss Ross was __w_„. by the Super­ intendant of the Sunday School and warmly thanked for her services. There were also well prepared reci­ tations by Richard Stanbury, • Annie Mason, Mary Easton, snirley Moir, Barbara Reid, Shirley Mason, Ola Moir and Robert Stanbury. Prizes were also presented to twenty-one scholars, who had excelled during ths year in memorizing Scripture. The program was brought to. a close by the appearance or Santa Claus, Who distributed oranges and candy boxes. Cutbush, the Shepherds, the Wise; Men and the Angels. Among those taking part not already mentioned were: Angels, Roylance Westcott, assistant priests, Allan eraser, Chas. Cox, Earl Christie; Snepnerds, Hec­ tor Taylor, Frank .Parsons, Ed. Lin­ denfield, Gerald Ford; Wise Men, P. Vahey, Gerald Bagsnaw, Lloyd Parsons; Wise Men’s servants, Ho­ ward Kerslake, Harold Rowe, RoWe Dinney, Ray Creech, Jack Galloway; man servant, Warren Sanders; iboy. Grant Taylar; trumpeter, George Grant; Angel of ‘'‘Time”, Hazel El­ liott; of “Place” Adeline Stone; of “Prophecy”, Mary Van Camp; of “Joy”, Lulu Lindenfield; of “Song” Gladys Stone; of “Peace”, Doris Harvey; other Angers, kin, Madeline Dearing. Margaret EUerihgton, Ilene walker, Annie Salter, Grace Strange, Ola Reid. The pageant was under the direction of Misses Ella Link, Alice Handford Beta Bowe, May Jones and Mrs. T. O. Southcott who deserve much credit for their untiring efforts. The large audience in the evening pack­ ed all the available space, chairs be­ ing placed in the aisles and in the gallery and even some stood -through the berfOrmAnce. At the morning service the pastor Rev, J. H. Stain­ ton. preached a splendid Christmas sermon and Mrs. A. 0. Elliott gang a solo, ”, Mary Van Camp; Lulu Lindenfield; of Peace”, Robena Hum Belva. Fisher Eileen Snell, Cox, Helen Mrs. H. H. Einbuch, Toronto; Mrs. M. Campbell; Dora and Selma, of Detroit. Interment will take place in Tavistock on Wednesday after­ noon. Rev. Eifert was a former pas- .tor of Dashwood Lutheran congreg­ ation. The Lutheran Ladies Aid met in the basement of the church for their regular monthly meeting. Rey. Ness opened the meeting byv singing Scripture reading aand prayer, Mrs, H. Wein, President, took charge of the business meeting. The minutes were read and adopted and the roll call was answered by 20 members present, One new member was taken which now adds 35' members on the roll. This being the closing Of the year election of officers took place: Hon pres Mrs. H. Wein. M;’ Kraft; Treas., Mrs. C. Rin- Sec., Mrs. J. Schroeder; audi- for 193'3, Mrs. Win. Kleinstiver Mrs. Wm. Nhdiger; pianist, A. Kuntz; press reporter, Mrs. Preeter NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of JAMES H. ROACH, late of tne Township of Usborne, in the County of Huron, Farmer, who died on the Eighth day of November A. D. 1932, are requir­ ed to forward their claims duly proven to- the undersigned on or before the Sixteenth day of Janu­ ary A. D., 1933. AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV­ EN that after the said date the Exe­ cutors will proceed to distribute the estate having regard only to the claims of which they then shall have notice. s DATED at Exeter, this 28th day December, A.D., 1932. GLADMAN & STANURY Exeter and Hensall Executor’s Solicitors. of Mrs. K. Roeder Vice Pres. ‘ NOTICE TO CREDITORS NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN that all creditors and others having claims against the estate of Ira W. JOHNS, late of the Township of Tuckersmith, in the County of Hur­ on, Farmer, who died on the Sixth day of November, A.D. 1932, are re­ quired to. forward their claims duly- proven to the undersigned on or be­ fore the Second day of January, A, D, 1933. AND NOTICE IS FURTHER GIV­ EN that after the said date the Exe­ cutrix will’ proceed to distribute the estate having regard only to the claims of which she then shall have notice. . ^ATED at Exeter, Ont, this 9th Pres, MTS. ker; tors and Mrs. F. Preeter; Entertainment Com., Mi’s. Hayter, Mrs, Kuntz and Mrs, Preeter; Membership Com,, Mrs. Ot" to Restemeyer and Mrs. P. FasS* old; Work Com., Mfs. Wm. Nadig&r and Mrs. W* Laub; Visiting Com,, Mrs. H, Restemeyer and Mrs, TJ — -- VMJS> atH. Schlundt, The treasurer report waspay of December A.D,, 190, given and showed n very stmoess-l GDA.DMAN & STANBURY, fui yeat. ThO meeting was closed ] Exeter and Hensall with the Lord’s ptayer in unison, ' . , solicitors for Exseutrix