HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1935-01-24, Page 4<
THURSDAY, JANUARY SMtlx, 1935
X
THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE
USED CARS
Dodge Roadster ................. 1928
Pontiac Coach . .1929
MINISTERIAL ASSOCIATION
W. PIERCY
the Ministerial
special meeting
ANNUAL MEETING TRIVITT VESTRY MEETING
Plymouth Coupe .,
Durant Cou!pe .. . .
Chrysler Sedan . .
193T
1929
1927
Plymouth Coupe ..
Pontiac Sedan . . .
1929
1927
Chrysler Model 70 Sedan
truth in a d ra
illustrated his
of several fselee-
found the after-
manner and
by the recital
The ministers
a, very helpful one and were
Ford Coach 1933
Chevrolet Truck, 157 inch
wheelbase, 1934 model
SNELL BROS. & CO.
EXETER
GIRTHS
SILLERY—Tn Usborne, On Thursday
January 17th to Mr. and Mrs. Ed.
0 Sillery, a daughter.
HAWKINS—In Usborne, on Tues
day, January 22nd to Mr. and Mrs.
Edwin Hawkins, of Seaforth, a
daughter.
SELDON—At Kingston, On Monday
January 21st, 1935, to Dr. Harry
and Mrs. Seldon of Sharbot Lake,
a daughter.
CUDMORE—In
day, January
and Mrs. M.
Avis Lindenfield) a son. (Mervyn
Bruce.)
-_______________ _____ __-................—
HEAR REV. II.
The members of
Association held a
at the home of Rev. J. H. Stainton
on Tuesday afternoon, January 15th
for the purpose of giving the Associ
ation an opportunity of meeting Rev.
H. AV. Piercy who was appearing in
the James St. church during the
week. Mr. Piercy explained the ad
vantages and value of his method of
presenting spiritual
in a tic
ideas
tions.
noon
delighted with the presentations of
Mr. Piercy. He indicated that he
Wa.s a master of his work and an ex
ceptionally fine interpreter of liter-
atuie. Rev. M. A. Hunt presided
during the afternoon and expressed
the appreciation of the Association
to Mr. Piercy for liis able presenta
tions. On behalf of the members
Rev. J. R. Peters of Elimville mov
ed a vote o-f tlfanks to Rev. and Mrs.
Stainton for their kindness and
delicious lunch served during
afternoon.
The annual ineetng of the Exeter
Agricultural Society was held in the
Town Hall on Friday afternoon of
last week. The report of the Sec
retary showed that the Society had
had a successful year with a small
balance in the treasury. The fair
this year is set for September 16th
and 17th. The election of officers
resulted as follows: President, AVm.
H. Coates; first vice-president Jas.
Grieve; second vice-pres., Dan Dew;
directors, Thos. Pryde, Wm, Oes-
treicher, Leslie Robinson, Geo. West
cott, Clarke Fisher, L. Hirtzel, Dr.
Steiner, Cecil Rowe, Fred Ellering-
tcn, Mrs. W. S. Howey, Mrs. George
Jaques and Mrs. Wm. Thomson.
Honorary Directors, Ben Williams,
Wm. Andrew, AV. R. Elliott, Geo.
Penhale and B. R. Bartow; auditors
R. N. Creech and Paul Coates; sec*-
retary T. S. Woods.
MAIN STREET Y. P. S.
the
the
metThe Main St. Young People
a large atten-
Sims in the
Dignan and
a piano duet,
of
Exeter on Satur-
19th, 19315', to Mr.
Cudmore (neeR.
MARRIAGES
TUCKEY—WEST—At the Trivitt
Memorial church, on Saturday,
January 19th, Florence, only
daughter of Mrs. and the late Syd
ney West, to Bruce W. Tuckey,
son of Mr. .and Mrs. Charles
Tuckey, Exeter, by Rev M.
Hunt.
on Monday night with
dance and Miss Hilda
chair. Misses Helen
Violet Gambrill gave
Mr. James Francis took charge
the business and Mr. Wm. Balkwill,
the Missionary Convenor, was chosen
at the Yeung People’s member on
the Missionary & Maintenance Board
There was a ten minute discussion
on current events, the Dundas acci
dent on Christmas night being the
topic chosen. Mr. J. H. Jones in
his very capable manner gave the
address on “Personality and Modern
Economic Order” and during his
talk read a very interesting poem
written by the late John Atkinson
of Lucan, about one hundred 3 ears
•ago.
E.
A.MAIN STREET UNITED CHURCH
CONGREGATIONAL MEETING1
Road United
Wednesday,
Erma, only
Mrs. W. L.
to Mr. James M. Mar-
the
Cihurch
January
daughter
Kerslake,
MARSHALL—KERSLAKE.—At
Thames
Manse, on
16th, Mary
of Mr. and
of Usborne,
shall, of London, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charles; C. Marshall, of Van
couver, B. C., by Rev. Hugh Tay
lor,
Rev. A. E. El-
Well attended
Missionary iSoc-
IN MEMORIAM
AMY—In loving memory of Welling
ton Amy, who passed away Janu
ary 14th, 193 0, at Crandell, Man.
Beautiful memories of one so dear,
We cherish still with love sincere,
A day which comes, with sad regret,
That we remember when others
forget.
ANNUAL MEETING
The annual meeting of Caven Pres
byterian church on Monday evening
was one of the most enthusiastic and
largely attended in many years. It
was, as well, the Chiurch’fe. annual
family gathering with dinner served
by the ladies at six o’clock. The
business meeting was presided over
by Dr. G. S. Atkinson, Chairman of
the Board of Managers and was open
ed by prayer led by the minister.
Rev. S. Moore Gordon B.D, The re
ports from all the organizations re
flected a year of intense activity and
showed as well splendid success fi
nancially. The Treasurer wa's able to
report some $250 raised in excess of
1933 and a. small surplus at the end'
of 1934. This result was
without any special
oi’ special collection,
enthusiastically agreed
shingle the north side of' the
to completely redecorate the audi
torium of the church before the re
turn of Caven’s Old Boys and Girls
in July. The cost was largely un
derwritten before the audience re
tired. .The session was empowered
to make all necessary arrangements
for Reunion .Sunday. Votes
ciation were passed to the
choir, Mr. Gidley and life
and the ladies. Special
was recorded of the very
services over a period of six
of the retiring
Mr. Thomas Pryde, who felt that the
reeveship would require much of his
spare time in 193'5. The following
are the officer's for this year: Board
of Management, Dr. G. S. Atkinson,
Thos. Pryde, Nelson Stanlake, Car
man Cann, AV. G. Simmons, W. D.
Smith; Gec’y-Treas, Wm. Sillery; As
sistant Secretary-Treasurer,, Jack
Stanb'ury; Auditors, J. G. Cochrane
and Harvey Hyde.
achieved
canvas
was
re-
It
to.
s roof and
of appre-
minister,
orchestra
mention
valuable
years
secretary-treasurer
Mrs. AV. Amy
REVOLVERS REGISTERED
Chief J. Norry reports that 2 6 re
volvers have been registered since
the new law came into effect the
first of the year. The law requires
that all revolvers must be register
ed with the chief of police in cities,
towns and villages. There is no
charge for making the registration
but persons who fail to do so are
liable on conviction to a fine of $50.
or imprisonment not exceeding
days.
30
FORMER RESIDENT DIES AT
EDMONTON
The late Thomas Horn, mention
of whose death at Edmonton, on
January 3rd, was made last week,
was born at Whitby, Ontario, in 1846
and when a small child came to Ex
eter with his parents. He lived here
until 19 0 8 when he went to Watrous
Sask., to live with his son, the late
Richard H. Horn. Later he moved
with him to Regina. Four years ago
he went to Edmonton to live with
his daughter Mrs. Isabella .Stacey, by
whom he is survived. He is also
survived by a brother, Henry, of As-
siniboia, three grandchildren, Mrs.
G. S. McArthur, Edmonton,; S. J.
Hicks, Toronto and Miss Gwendolyn
Horn, Regina, and two great grand
daughters, Kathryn and Margaret
McArthur, of Edmonton. Interment
was made at Mount Pleasant cem
etery, Edmonton, on January 5th.
BIGHT WHEN YOU NEED IT-'
WITH THE LEA5T ATTENTION
H. T. ROWE
The annual vestry meeting of the
Trivitt Memorial church was held in
the Parish Hall Monday evening
with the Rector, Rev. M. A. Hunt,
presiding. The reports received from
the various organizations showed J them to have done a good year’s
work. AV. E. Middleton was re-ap
pointed rector’s warden while Fred.
Ellerington will be people’s warden.
The other
appointed
L.
AV
Im. av
| with alternatives I
C. Tanton; auditors, N. J. Dore and I J. AV. Morley; Select Atostry, Mrs, I
N. J. Dore, Mrs. AV. 'T. Acheson, Mrs.
AVm. AViner, T. S. AVoods, M. W.
Pfaff, AV. 'Cunningham, Dan. Dew,
Sam’l Sweet, C. Tanton, J. AV. Mor-
lev; Sidesmen, L. Day, Jr., W. Mat
thews, AVm. Ellerington, Alvin Cor
nish, Chas. Triebner, Oren AViner, A
vote of thanks was tendered to Rev.
M. A. and Mrs. Hunt moved by AV.
E. Middleton and (also to the various
officers and the choir moved by L.
Day, Sr. AVe might mention here
that this is the seventeenth year
that Mr. L. Day, Sr., has served as
Ve-try Clerk.
Day, Sr
Pfaff;
Dr.
officials were elected or
as follows; Vestry Clerk,
,; Secretary-Treasurer., M.
lay delegates to Synod,
Pfaff and AV. E. Middleton
Ellerington and
DASHWOOD
H. H. Cowen/ L.D.S., D.D.S.
DENTAL SURGEON
At office in Hartleib Block, Dash
wood. first three days of
at office over the Post
Zurich, last three days of
week and
Office,in
week.
prices for
I up 5c.
Peters
Be, But
Murch
and re-
treasur-
“Serious
Nelson
read an
meeting
■ “Joy,” Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
'sang a duet “Who Could it
Jesus,” The treasurer Mrs.
read the report tor last year
„ ported $132 isent to branch
er. The Devotional leaflet
Friends” was read ny Mr.
Coultis. Mr. AVesley Johns
article c.n “Cigarettes.” The
closed with singing and benediction.
The remainder of the evening was
■ spent in contents and social chat fol
lowed by lunch. The next meeting
will be held on Februarj’ 20 at the
i home of Mrs. George Davis and Mrs.
Nelson Coultis will be the leader.
Mr. Fred Hern is visiting with his
brother AValter
week.
Master Elgin
to hfe bed for a
Elimville boys have been enjoying
a few games of hockey with neigh
boring teams.
Mumps and whooping cough are In
this neighborhood.
Master Teddie Johns was quite ill
t<he first of the week.
Mr. Ivor Morgan has rented Mr.
Edgar
qu'har
spring.
Mrs.
Mr. Richard Johns’ this week.
The Y. p. S. met,on Monday even
ing. Mr, Delmar Skinner presided
for the opening exercises and Mr.
Allen Johns for the program who al-
Iso introduced the topic “Personality
in the Economic Order” followed by
discussion. The Scripture lessons
Matt. 20: 20-28 was read by Miss
AVilhelmine Ferguson and Matt. 6:-
25-3 4 was read by Amos Herdman.
The talk on .the lesson was read by
Ronald Elford. Delmar Skinner led
in prayer and meeting closed
hymn and Mizpah.
in Goderich this
Skinner is confined
couple of weeks.
Fanson’s farm .south of Far-
.and will move in the early
Maud Heywood is visiting at
Board of the church on
Board, Emmanuel Beav-
J. Smith were appointed
held, resulting as follows: Norman
Mitchell to fill the unexpired three
years term on the Session caused by
the death of Albert Bro>wn; AV. R.
Elliott and George Baynham were
re-elected as elders for another four
years. Nelson Baker and M. C.
Sleamon were re-elected to the
Board of Stewards for four years.
It was decided to increase the
number of Trustee's on the parson
age Board and Otto Brown, Homer
Buswell, Herman Powe and W. J,
Smith were elected. Alvin Essery
was selected as the representative of
the Trustee
the Official
erg and AV.
auditors.
The pastor then expressed his ap
preciation of the loyalty and faith
fulness of the congregation and es
pecially the work of’ the choir and
its leader, L. B. Hodgson.
A pleasing feature of the evening
was the presentation of a purse of
money to the choir leader for his un
tiring services. Norman Mitchell
gave the address on behalf of the
congregation and Herman Powe
made the presentation. Mr. Hod.gson
made a fitting reply.
Next to be called upon was John
Esisery who had served the charge
for fifty years als Recording Steward
and who- had retired from this posi
tion during the year. G. O. Thomp
son on behalf of the members of the
Official Board spoke words c>f ap
preciation of the long and devoted
work of Mr. Essery and Thos. Boyes
made the presentation on behalf of
the Officials of Centralia and Whal
en congregations. Mr. Essery re
plied in his usual gracious manner.
Mr. Albert Mitdhell then fittingly
expressed the appreciation of the
congregation to the pastor for the
services rendered in various capac
ities during the year .and the even
ing was brought to a close with the
serving of a delightful lunch by the
ladies.
Take notice of our new
chopping. Four bags and
a bag; under 4 bags 7c.— Klumpp
Chopping Mill. ltc.
Mr. Czar Steinhagen, of Tavistock
who has been on the sick) list spent
latst week with his parents.
Mrs. Rev. T. Luft is visiting in
Kitcener this week.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Routledge, Kin-
tore were .Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. P. Fassold.
Eugene 'Tieman, of London, spent
the week-end with his parentis.
A number of relatives attended the
funeral of the late Mrs. Lawrence
Ireland in- Stratford last AVednesday.
Mr. Dan Mclsaac, of Machinaw,
Mich., and son M. O. Mclsaac, of
Detroit called on Mr. and Mrs. P,
Mcsaac on Sunday.
Mr, and Mrs, Chas. Steinhagen
and Mrs. Betty Taylor attended the
funeral of her sister the late Mrs.
Tait in Parkhill on Tuesday.
Parkhill hockey club played
friendly game of hockey here
Saturday night resulting in a victory I
of 6-4 for Parklhill.
Mrs. Hiller of Sarnia, is visiting
her parents Rev. and Mrs. Herich.
Death of Neil Mclsaac
McGillivray Township lost a well
known and respected resident in the
person of Neil Mclsaac who died last
(Friday after an illness of two weeks
with pneumonia. His death occurred | at the home of Mr. M. Allfeon, where
he had made his home for a number
of* years. He was in his 7 6th year.
Surviving are two brothers Dan, of
Mackinaw, Mich, and Peter of De
troit. 'The funeral was held yester
day (Monday) when requiem high
mass was sung by Rev. Father Cop-
coran at Mt. Carmel Church. A large
funeral cortege paid respectful tri
bute to the deceased. Interment took
place in Mt. Carmel cemetery. The
pall bearers were Messrs. Glenden-
ning, P. Doyle, R. AVright, J. Boland
J. Carty and R. Allison. Relatives
present from a distance included D.
Mclsaac, of Mackinaw, Mich., M. O.
Mclsaac and Angus Mclsaac, of De
troit; Dougall Mclsaac and Angus
j McEachern, of London.
I Dsalnvood' Lutheran Church Annual
Zion Lutheran Church at Dash
wood held its annual meeting on
Monday, January 21st. The financial
report of the congregation and or
ganizations within the church were
presented and all of them showed a
healthy state of affairs. Messrs. L.
Rader and AVilliam Stade were elect
ed to succeed the retiring officers,
Messrs. Ed. F. AVillert and R. Muel
ler. Messrs. P. Martene and Edward
Nadiger were appointed auditors.
, The election of ushers resulted in
Messrs. Edwin Mueller, Melton Wal-
per, Harold Kraft, Edward Gackistet-
ter, Leonard • Restemeyer and Erwin
Rader being chosen for this position.
Other routine matters of business
I were disposed of undei’ the able
'chairman of Mr. L. H. Rader.
The pastor, the Rev. Theo. Luft,
reported in his parochial report that
the congregation numbers 477 bap-
• tized members, 321 communicants,
the 104 voting members. During the year
" ’ ~ " __ had 542
guests, 5 children were baptized, 11
confirmed, 4 couples married and 2
members (only) were laid to their
last rest. 'Seven members were add
ed to the voting list on the day of
the meeting. Zion Lutheran Church
is looking forward to another
cessful year in 1935.
CENTRALIA
three-act comedy farce
with
will be
AUCTION SALE
of ---
HORSES
at McDonell Barns, John St, Exeter
We will sell 20 horses from 2-year-
olds up, some matched teams on
FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 1st
at 1.30 o’clock
TERM'S—CASH
Dignan. The Circle raised
It had interesting meet- 1 the homes of the members. j
interesting repoiT from the j
given by 1
-he I
’a
’ary 29tih, at 6 p.m. in the Institute;
! rooms.
| Mr. and Mrs. H. K. Eilber visited
in Toronto >a few days last week.
Mrs. Jack Mallett, of Lodon, visit
ed with Mr. and Mrs. Edward Fahr-
ner last week.
Mrs. McDnoald is visiting friends
in London and Simcoe at present.
Sharon school was closed last week
owing to an outbreak of sceptic sore
throat.
Mrs. George Finkeiner continues
in poor health. Her many friends
wish for a speedy recovery.
Miss Ruth Ratz, of Khiva,, visit
ed at the home of Mr. Richard Hill
on Monday.
Over seventy-five young people of
Crediton and surrounding commun
ities enjoyed the .fine skating at the
Crediton open air rink on Saturday
evening. The Exe'ter arena not be
ing in operation this winter the
young people avail themselves of the
open air skating.
The newly appointed town trustees
held their first meeting on January
14th. Mr. G. E. Faist was appointed
chairman; A. E. Wuerth, secretary
and J. N. Morlock inspector trustee.
Clinton Morlock was re-engaged to
take care of the street lights. Ed
ward Fahrner to keep the walks
clear of snow and H. F. Eilber was
appointed to look after
and engine.
The anion service of
and Evagelical Young
cieties last Friday evening was very
well attended. The meeting was led
by Elarl Haist. Several members of
each group led in prayer. An inspir
ing topic "The Youth and
Church” was given by Ruby Fink- 1934 the Lord’s Supper
beiner. Miss Marion Lovie and Jean
Baynham rendered a vocal duet; a
short poem was read by Alwinna
Hill. Rev. Mr. Stewart, of Centra
lia gave the address of the evening.
A praise and testimony meeting was
led by Rev. A. E. Pletch.
Mrs. C. C. Misener, was hostess
at a charmingly arranged tea and
clip and saucer shower at her home
on Saturday from four to six o’clock
in honor of Mrs. Ward Fritz, form
erly Bernice Eilber, a recent bride
Mrs. M. W. Telfer greeted the guests
who were later received in the draw
ing-room by the hostess and guest
of honor. Tea was served in the
drawing-room where the table was
lovely "with a filet lace cloth, yel
low tapers and a centrepiece of daf
fodils. Mrs. H. K. Eilber poured
and Mrs. Charles Fritz, of Zurich,
cut the ices. Assisting were Miss
Laura -Clark and Miss Helen Telfer.
At the conclusion of the tea hour
the gifts were presented to the
bride by Donald Campbell, young
son of the hostess.
CREDITON
Very good reports were given by
the different organizations of Main
St. United church at the Congrega
tional Meeting on AVednesday even
ing, January 16th.
liot-t presided at a
meeting.
For the Women’s
iety, Mrs. F. J. AVickwire reported
for the Auxiliary. Several bales of
clothing were given and $2517.77
raised by the Auxiliary. The Mis- (
sion Circle report was given by Miss'
Helen
$S8.95.
ings in
A very
Logie Mission Band was
the Treasurer, Eileen Andrew. The!
report told about the variety and in
terest of their meetings 'and projects. (
Mrs. Geo. Jaques gave the report ',
for the AAromen’s Association. 3 46 '
calls were made and 27 cards sent
out and $305.08 raised. A vote of:
thanks was given the Women’s As-1
sociation for their liberal gifts to
the Trustee Board and Local church
Funds.
Mr. F. AVildfong spoke briefly for
the Young People’s Society, Mr. El
liott also spoke of the fine meetings
and good work of the Young People.
Mr. B. AV. F. Beavers, Supt. re
ported a fine spirit of co-operation
prevailing among the officers, and
teachers of the Sunday School and
goed progress in its work.
The 'Treasurer, Mrk W. Martin,
gave the report for the Flower Com
mittee. 38 flower services 'and 18
card services. The work of the
Flower Committee was highly com
mended by several members of the
congregation and by the minister,
Rev. Mr. Ellfott.
Mr. F. J. AVickwire, Treasurer of
the Missionary and Maintenance
Fund and Local Church Funds re
ported these funds in a satisfactory
condition.
‘The Clerk of the Session, Mr. G.
S. Howard, reported 314 members*
The congregation lost 7 members by
death during the year. A recom
mendation from the Session tor a
number of special Sunday night ser-
I vices by organizations of the church
[ was endorsed by the meeting.
I A detailed report from the Trus-
! tee Board was given by Mr. George
i Mawson, Sec’y-Treas. The report
showed a balance on hand of $343.-
’ 49.
Rev. A. E. Elliott was given a
very cordial and unanimous invita
tion to stay as pastor of M'ain St.
United church for the next confer
ence year. Mr. Elliott replied, speak
ing for himself and Mrs. Elliott. He
spoke of the happiness of their life
in Exeter and of the harmony 'and co-operation of the officials and
people of Main St. church. Mr. El
liott accepted the invitation.
A vote of thankls was given Mr.!
George Mawson for his services on
the Board of Stewards. Mr. Maw
son voluntarily retired this year.
Greetings were sent to Mr, and
Mrs. T, J. Kestle, January 18th be
ing Mr. Kestle’s 84th birthday and
to Mrs. R,. Quance who would be 79
years old on January 18th.
Greetings and good wishes tor his
recovery were sent to Mr. Ed, Walk
er, who was sick at his home. The
minister, Mr. Elliott offered the clos
ing prayer. The wom,en of the con
gregation served a. dainty lunch at
the close of the meeting.
The Women’s Institute are having
social evening on Tuesday, Janu-
A
given by the Hens'all Young People
in the United church entitled “(Silas
Smidge from Turnip Ridge” on
Thursday, January 31st at 8 p.m.
under the auspices of group 1 of the
AV. A. Admission 25c. Come and
enjoy a good laugh and a good en
tertainment.
Mr. Kenneth Hodgins, Mr. Leon
ard Mitchell and Mrs. Richard Park
er motored to Guelph on Sunday to
visit with Mr. Richard Parker, who
is taking a course at the O. A. C.
Mrs. Parker remained for a few days’
visit.
Mr. Gordon McDonald visited over
a the week-end with friends in the
on J village.
Mr. Delmar Maltby, manager of
the Shamrock Creamery .for the past
three years, has been appointed the
managership of the Clinton plant of
Canadian Packers. Mr. Sidney Har
riston is assisting Mr. Maltby at the
Creamery here.
Mrs. Albert Brown and Miss Har-
very have taken up housekeeping in
their new home in Crediton. Mr. Otto j
Brown is remodelling the house va-j
cated by his mother before moving!
into it.
Mr. and Mrs. AV. Baker, of Pres
ton, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Nel- J
son Baker last week.Mrs. M. Sleamon and June recent-'
These sales will
several
be continued for
weeks.
i
G. J.DOW
CLEARING
AUCTION SALE
— of —
fam STOCK, IMPLEMENTS AND
FEED
McNeil & Nairn, auctioneers have
received instructions to sell by Pub
lic Auction on
Lot 18, Con.ll, Usborne Township
1-2 mile so-uth of Farquhar, on
ly visited with her brothers Messrs, p' EDNESDAY, FEBRUARY 6, 1935
John and George Jones near Exeter. r' ‘
.'The regular meeting of the Ladies’ |
Sewing Circle was held at the home: of Mrs. Lome Hicks on AVednesday I
afternoon of last week. The meeting
of the previous week was held at the and Heifers
home of Mrs. Wm. Skelton. Dainty calf,
lunches were served by the hostesses. ■1 United Church Closes Splendid Year
The annual meeting of the Cen
tralia congregation of the
church was held Mondia.y
with a goo.d attendance in
the unfavorable weather.’
short devotional period conducted
by the pastor, Rev. R. N. Stewart,
the business of the evening was con-1
ducted. ?
chairman and Norman Mitchell act- ‘ gy( graVel box, cream separator, five
r1 nr. miAt-O -Pz-xt* Ilin zx tt zs i . * ’
Commencing at 1 o’clock sharp the
following:
HORSES—2 aged mares, 1 driver.
CATTLE—I Hereford Cow, fresh;
1 Farrow Cow; 6 2-ye'ar-old Steers
; 2 Calves and a small
the fire hall
the United
People’s So-
ELIMVILLE
sue.
The AV. M. S. held their annual
meeting for 'this year on AVednesday
evening last at Mr. AVm. Johns’
ladies'
and
er.
the
the
ident,
quiet music and then singing hymn
‘Uhto the Hills Abound Do I Lift tip'
after which the call to worship .was
read by the leader. Mr. Chas. Johns
read the scripture lelsson a,nd Rev.
Wtr, Peters led in prayer. The roll
call was answered by a quotation on
The
husbands were also present
numbered about thirty al.togeth-
Mrs. Chas. Johns presided
meeting in the absence of
president and the 1st Vice-
The meeting opened
over
both
•pres-
With
United .
evening
spite of
After a
FOWL—100 Hens and Pulletts.
FEED—200 bus. of .seed oats; 100
bus. of wheat; quantity of rolled
oats and bran; 12 to 15 toms of ray.
IMPLEMENTS — Maxwell binder,
Maxwell mower, sulky rake, cultiva
tor; Massey-Harris drill; one
Fro,st & Wood disc harrow; set of
harrows; 2-furrow plow; iscuffler,
land roller, Chatham wagon, doubleesis or me evening was con-iwagonj ,and seatj truck Wagon,
The pastor was selected a's hay rack, set of sieighs, cutter, bug-
and Norman Mitchell act- gy> gi-ayei ]TOXj cream separator, five
ed >a.s secretary for the evening. [gates, r011 g£ cllicken wire, wagon
The reports presented by the var- jack, cutting box, pulper, sugar
ious departments of the church and kettle, fanning mill, bag holder, bag
its organizations were then
and showed that the work
particular wais in a highly
tory condition. Mr, Dan.
reporting for the Session
that 27 new members had
received truck, set of scales
in every|fOr weighing cattle,
satisfac-1 Quantity of bags;
with equipment
, v^uauuij vn set of double
Hodgson • coliars, vinegar barrel, gas
showed' ^rum, chicken coop', grass seeder,
. been re-!fee(j pot, forks, ropes, whiffletrees,
nl^.ing 7 neckyokes and a lot of small articles
burner coal oil stove, parlor stove,
net increase for the congregation of, FURNITURE'
twenty-one. h -
The Stewards reported through ■ toilet set, lamps, dining room lino-
the Treasurer, Mr. Geo. O. Thomp-1 leum, flour stand, parlor suite and
son, that all bills had been paid and
a substantial balance wa/s on hand
to commence 1935. The report of
the Missionary and Maintenance
Fund Committee was given by Mr.
Albert Mitchell and indicated that
the .givings to this fund were well in
advance of last year and that the
Charge as a, whole would reveal that
the increase of 5 per cent, over last
year’s
met.
The
school
vealed
dition and that there had been a sub
stantial increase in the Missionary
givings and that a satisfactory bal
ance was on hand for local purposes.
The W. M. S. reported increased
givings this year, $250.00 having
been sent forward. The Mission
Band reported $7,00 also.
The Women's Association raised
$412.64 during the year. The
Young People’s Society raised $35,
while the Parsonage Board ia,lso re
vealed a balance on hand.
The Nominating Committee
reported ahd the elections
a quantity of .small articles.
Positivey no reserve, the farm is
rented.
EDGAR
McNeil
TERMS—CASH
FANSON, proprietor
& NAIRN, Auctioneers.
givings would be more than
reports from tihe Sunday
in its several departments re-
that all was in a healthy con-
then
were
USBORNE AND HIBBERT MUTUAL
FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY
NOTICE
Notice is hereby given that the au-
nual meeting of the members of the
Usborne & Hibbert Mutual Fire Ins.
Company will be held in the public
hall, Farquhar, on Monday, Febru
ary 4th, 1935, at 2 p.m., for the pur
pose of receiving the reports of the
Directors and Auditors for the past'
year, and for the election of two
Directors for a three year term and
two Auditors, and for any other
business that may be in
of the Company.
The Directors Whose
expires, but Who
re-election are Angus Sinclair
Simon Dow.
B. W* F. Beavers, Secretary
the interest
fice
for
and
term 'of of-
are eligible