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THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE THURSDAY, NQYEMBFBr 5C>, X080
HENSALL
Miss Emma johuston visited over
Sunday with friends in Auburn.
Mr. and Mis. E. Dvumnwnd\visit-
ed over the week-eml with relatives
in Guelph.
Miss F- Waldron, of Toronto, is
visiting with Rev, Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Young.
Mr, and Mrs. Doerr, who have
been residing in Hensail for several
months have moved to St. Marys.
Mrs. George Dick, of H,ay'■Town
ship, visited with her daughter Mrs.
Wm. Broderick in Tuckersmith Tp»
■ Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson, of
Uhesley, visited over the >veek-end
with relatives and friends in town,
Mrs D. Workman and daughter
Mabel visited over the week-end
with Mr and Mrs. Herbert Britten
at Dublin,
Mrs, James Paterson is in Toron
to with her sister Miss L. Ortwein
who we regrfet to hear is very ser
iously ill, xMiji^jEleanor Bell, nurse-in-train-
ing at^Victoria Hospital, London,
visited over the week-end at her
home here.
Mrs, Carl Sheffer and little dau
ghter, of Palmerston are visiting
tneir aunts Miss Katie Scott and
Mrs. C. Ballantyne.
Mrs. Jacob Lindenfield and dau
ghter Mrs, John Johnston are mov
ing into Mrs, Lindenfield’s home
which Mr. Beer has been occupying.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Beer and fam
ily are this week moving into
house recently vacated by Mr,
Mrs. E* K, Hutton and owned
Mrs. H. McCully,
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McAlister
children, of Marlette, Mich., visited
over the week-end with relatives
and friends in Hensail and vicinity,
Mrs. Geo. Geddes of near Exeter
James Geddes, of St-
with Mrs. J, Dick
and also called on
tlie
and.
by
and
and Mrs.
Thomas visited
on Friday last
other friends.
Mr. and Mrs.
Mrs. A. Harvey were in London Sat- / urday visiting Mr, Jos. Hudson who
has been in the hospital
months but who is getting
nicely. Joe’s many
hoping he will soon be
turn home,
Mr. H. O. Dayman
Brock left Tuesday on
trip to Sundridge while
'Orville Smith, Sam.
Brock, Orville Twitchell, Ezra Wil
lard left Wednesday for Algonquin
Park for a gimiliar trip.
The
Schools
had a
3 to 4
rooms joined and held a hallowe’en
r social. An amusing program was
given and a lunch served also candy
-and apples. Both teachers and pu
pils had a very enjoyable time.
Hallowe’en passed off quietly in *•■11 Afcage. There was quite a num-
Wwnusing costumes paraded
hlfTWne streets and also visiting
-'krity of the homes where
■'d be quite a lot of amuse-
rying to guess who
rere and treat
K Aples, cookies or anything
got j eat.
At camiel Church last Sunday the
pastor Rev. W. A. Young had charge
of the services. At the evening ser
vices there was a men’s chorus, R.
McLaren, W. A. McLaren, Rev. W.
A. Young, Donald Walker, F, Bat-
tersby and J. Bengough; a duett by
Rev, Mr. and Mrs. Young. Mr.
Young took for his subject "the
finding of God” and intends preach
ing a series of sermons on that sub
ject.
Norman V. Johnston D.D.G.M., of
South Huron district, paid his offi
cial visit to Huron Lodge No. 224,
Hensail, and witnessed the work of
the ofifeers. Many visitors were
also present from the following
places; Exeter, Embro, Lucan, Sea
forth, Ailsa Craig, Londesboro, Car-
low and St. Marys. At the close
toasts and refreshments were given.
The Young Peoples League of the
United 'Church held a delightful
Hallowe’en social in the basement
of the 'Church Monday evening with
a splendid attendance. Miss Doreen
Farquhar very ably presided. The
program was very much enjoyed
consisting of solos, by Joyce Brod
erick, readings, Ross Kennedy, so
los, Miss Louise Drummond; topic,
Ian Filshie; duetts, Mrs. Maude
Hedden, Mrs. George Hess. Social
hour was spent and lunch served,
At the United Church in the morn
ing the ptfstor Rev. Arthur Sinclaii
had charge, A solo by Mrs, M.
Hedden was sung. At the evening
service Rev. Harold Swann, a mis
sionary on furlough from Trinidad
was the speaker and spoke in the
interest of the W. M* S. it being
their thank-offering meeting. Mr*
Swann’s address was greatly enjoyed
iHe is a former Hensail boy, ins
father being the Rev. Frank Swank
who was pastor of the Heusall Me
thodist Church over 35 years ago.
The Hallowe’en Frolic that was
held Friday evening in Carmel
Presbyterian Church under the
auspices of the Ladies’ Aid was a
splendid success. The basement was
u,,.4 beautifully decorated. Rev. /W. A.
■p'^tunj^.Acted as chairman and the
-following program was put on: La
dies’ quartette by Jolly Pour 5a cos
tume, Mrs. Farquhar, Mrs. McEwen
Mrs. Cameron and Mrs. Walker ac
companied on the piano by Miss I*
Hoggarth; the Love Orchestra fur-
.nlshed several selections; piano duet
i Mrs. Young and Irene Hoggarth;
guitar duet, Mrs. A. Dougall and
daughter Margaret; piano duet* Mrs-
Drummond and M* Sangster; flow
ed 'the grand promenade. Prizes
(Children’s, Donna, McEwen; char
acter and fancy Mrs. B* K> 5SAtton
comic, Mrs, Edwards and Reta Beu.
Lunch was served in buffet style be
ing in accordance with the evening.
Council Minutes
Hensail, November 2nd
The regain? meeting of the yil-,
/
George Hudson and
several
along
friends are
able to re
and Fred
a hunting
Geo. Hess,
Dougall, Geo.
Public and Continuation
on Friday afternoon last
very interesting time from
o’clock when some of the
utes of the previous meeting were
read. Hamilton and shaddick that
the minutes Uh adopted as
Mr. Maloney, of the
Road Machinery Co., of
appeared regarding snow
Mr. W. C. Pearce, of Exeter, ap
peared regarding Public Liability
Insurance,
S. McArthur appeared for the
Canadian Legion re wreath. Brock
and Hamilton
Legion $5.00 tor
membranes Day.
' Hamilton and Jones:
purchase from the Dominion Road
Machinery Co., of Goderich, one
sidewalk snowplow, complete with
tongue and shafts for the sum of
$75.00 delivered in Hensail. Carried
O Geiger reported regarding the
Queen street drain.
F, >G. Bonthron, tax collector re
ported tax receipts as $3021.32 or
$400.00 belter than last year at the
same time,
Communication reads as follows;
County Engineer, County Clerk, Im
perial Oil Ltd., Canadian Perform
ing Rights Society, Biological La-
bratories Ltd., T. W- Hand, Fire-
Works Co., same filed.
Bills and accounts as follows:
Mrs. W. -gangster, balance Council
lor’s salary $2.00; Geo. Brock, part
Councillor’s salary $22.00; County
of Huron, indigent, Mrs. J. Dick,
$70.85; Ontario Hospital, indigent,
J. J. Calwell $92.00; School Board
Current Events $1,000.00; Mrs, W*
Hildebrandt, labour hall $100; W.
Hildebrandt, labor drain 25c.; O.
Geiger, selecting jurors, $1.50; J.
A, Patterson, ditto $1.50; C N.R.,
•freight, road oil $3.00; Hensail Hy
dro, hydro $5.45; G, M Case, coal,
hall-$43.00; W. R. Davidson, coal
hall $4200; Imperial OU Ltd, road
oil $11.24; O.
penses $1.95;
wreath $5.00;
veying Queen
•M. Cooper, labour Queen street drain
25c.; C. Wolff, labour, ditto $12.25;
G. 'Coultis & Son, tile, Queen street
drain $142.10; G. Gram, teaming,
ditto $7',95; Ira Geiger, ditto $5.20;
Levi Rands, labour ditto $48.13; G.
Fee, ditto $30.25; W. Taylor ditto
$40,715; T. Richardson ditto $53.25;
A. Spencer & Son, supplies, ditto
R, Guenther, cartage
$4.95; total $1680.53.
and Jones: That accts,
paid. Carried,
and Brock: That By-
the
them to
read, Car.
Dominion
Goderich,
plow.
That we grant
wreath for
Carried.
That
the
Re
we
Geiger, telephone ex-
S. McArthur, Legion
T ‘ R. Patterson, sur-
street drain $20.00:
$12.71; E.
crack filler
Shaddick
as read be
Hamilton
law No. 12, be given first reading.
Carried.
Shaddick and Jones: That by-law
No. 12, be given second and third
reading. Carried.
Hamilton and Jones: That the
clerk be instructed to bill the Com
mercial Hotel for $5.00 being part
payment
Brock
adjourn.
repairing top of well. Car.
and Hamilton: That we
Carried.
James A. Paterson, Clerk
D.
WHALEN
A. Johnston spent SundayMr.
in Exeter with Mr. and Mrs. Mervin
Johnston.
Mrs. Alf. Brock, of Union, spent
the week-end at the home of her
brother Mr. Thos. Gunning and at
tended the funeral of her brother
Mr. Robert Gunning, of St. Marys.
Miss Gladys Squire is spending a
few weeks with her grandmother
Mrs. Morley, of Woodham.
Mrs. Alex Baillie received word
from her brother-in-law, Mr. Ernest
Parkinson in Moose Jaw that he was
badly hurt with a motor lorrie, suf
fering from a compound fracture of
the right arm, broken jaw and fac
ial bone, three ribs on each side and
a punctured lung. The accident oc
curred on October 23rd and on Oc
tober 29th still was unable to have
any bones set. His many friends
in this community will regret to
learn of his accident. Mr. Parkinson
is a war veteran,
Friends of Mrs. Geo. Squire will
be glad to learn that she is slowly
improving from very severe burns
she received on both hands from a
gasoline lamp.
Mr. Hilton Ogden is doing as well
as can ’be expected from his critical
operation last Wednesday.
Mr. Ronald Squire is slowly im
proving having suffered from quin
sy.Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Docking of
Mundo spent Sunday with Mr, and
Mrs. F. Parkinson.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Millson and
family, of Lucan, spent Sunday
Mr. and Mrs, Geo. Millson.
WINCHELSEA
witty i
theMr. "and Mrs. Wm. -Stone, of
Thames Road, visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Walker Kerslake
Mrs. Thos. .goers is spending a
few days with friends in Goderich.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fletcher
visited on Wednesday with Mrs, W.
j. Davis at saintsbury.
Mr, and Mrs. Walker Kerslake
and Genevieve spent Friday evening
with Mr. and Mrs, Wm. Denham, of
Kirk ton.
Misses Greta and Audrey Fletcher
visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
Alex Urago at Kirkton.
Mr. Ray Parkinson and lady friend
of Blanshard, spent Sunday evening
With Mr. and Mrs. Herman Foster.
Miss Ethel -Coward has
home after spending the
With Mr. hfid Mrs, Milton
of the Mitchell Road.
'Guests At the home Of
Mrs. Joe Bailey on Sunday were:
Mr. and Mrs, Stewart Williamson, of
Forest; Mr* and Mrs. Sam Jordan
and Mr, and Mrs, Wilbert Orick* of
returned
summer
'Sweitzer
Mr. and
The regular meeting m ««« rr •’ 1lace ceunoil was held this evening oilfiton; Mr* And Mrs, Wes. Heywood
at. 8 n m in the Council Chambers Mr. and Mrs, Milton Brock, Mr.
with all mOinhei’S present. The min- William and John Clements*
CREDITON
TQ PUBLIC—The barber
Crediton will be closed
Wednesday and. Thursday
NOTICE
shops in
Munday,
nights.
Mr. Jory of the Department of
Public Highways, Toronto, was in
the village on Friday and Saturday
auditing the Township Treasurer’s
accounts as to road expenditures for
the past year,
Mr. and Mrs. Ward Fritz
daughter Mary Lou, and Mrs.
Fritz, of Zurich, visited Mr.
Mrs. H, K< Eilber on Sunday,
Mrs. Daniel Oestricher has
ill with the flu.
speedy recovery.
Inspector Beacom, of Goderich,
was in the village Friday inspecting
the Public School,
Mr. Harry Beaver is in Goderich
this week on the grand jury.
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Beaver, Mr,
and Mr*s. Edward Moi lock have re
turned after spending a few days in
Pandorah, Ohio,
The True Blue Class of the Evan
gelical Sunday
a sale of Home
Morlook’s shop
vember 7 th.
Mr. Eugene Beavers, of Exeter,
spent Sunday with Mr, Arthur Haist
Mr."Albert Brown is on the sick
list. We wish him a speedy recov
ery.
Mr. Wm, H. Gaiser is spending a
few weeks with Mr, and Mrs. Gar
net Sweitzer of New York,
Miss Nola Faist is spending
week with friends in New York,
and
Chas.
and
been
We hope for a
School are holding
Baking at F. W.
on Saturday, No-
a
ap-
has
KIRKTON
Mr. -and Mrs. Thos. Washburn;
Mi. and Mrs. W. E. Middleton, of
Exeter, attended the Searle-McKen
zie wedding at ,St. Thornes this past
week.
Mr. R. Sanders, of Mitchell, ha3
been decorating the interior and ex
terior of the Bank of Montreal
which has added much to the
pearance of the bank.
The Kirkton public Library
been doing some repair work.
Miss L. Lankin, and Mr. Gerald
Ferguson, of Toronto, spent Satur
day with Lorne Marshall.
Mr. and Mrs, Eric Humphreys
were in Toronto this past week.
Rev. Mr. Mair, of Thames Road,
preached two very excellent sermons
at Kirkton last Sunday. Rev. Mr.
Parsons assisted at the morning ser
vice and Rev. Lewis at the evening.
The choir rendered very excellent
music.
Sunday Visitors
Mrs. Howard Balfour, of London,
with Mr, C. Paul; Mr. and Mrs. N.
Passmore with Mr. C. Cluff; Miss
M. More with Mrs. F. Pridham;
^Misses Netta and Ettie Routly, of
London, with Mrs. Alex Crago; Dr.
and Mrs. Pridham, cf Mitchell and
Mrs. F. Pridham, of
Mrs. B. H. Burgin;
and daughters with
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.
Mrs. >M. Clark with Mr. E. Gunning;
Mr. and Mrs. W. Mills and family
with Dr. Campbell; Mr. and Mrs. F.
Harris, of Munro, with Mr. Roy
Francis; Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Selves
with M. P. F. Johns; Mr. and Mrs.
A. Coates and Jean with Mrs. Frank
Anderson.
Russeldale with
.Mrs. Roy Kirk
Mrs. G. Tufts;
Clark, Mr. and
GRAND BEND
Mr. and Mrs. L. Brophy, of Green
way and Miss Grace Hutchinson,
Miss Murial Fallis, of Sarnia, were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
Abner Mollard.
Mr. Jim Webb, of Granton and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Webb, of Green
way and Mr. and Mrs. Murt Thomp
son, of Mt. Carmel, visited with Mrs.
Sarah Eagleson and Mrs. J. Eccles-
ton. They left last Tuesday for the
Sunny South.
Mrs. Nellie Beckworth who has
spent a couple of weeks with her
sister Mrs. Will Patterson returned
to hei* home in Flint, Mich., on Sun-
jday,
Mr, and Mrs. Herman Elliott, of
Sarnia, were Sunday visitors with
Mr. and Mrs. Erwin Holt.
Mr. and
ily visited
Mr. and
Detroit, is
Mrs. N Ravelie for a few days.
Rev. Mr. Anderson, of Wingham,
preached two very able sermons on
Sunday. All hope to hear Mr. An
derson again in the near future.
Mr. and Mrs. Bert Craig and Mr.
Earl Craig visited in Blyth on Sun
day.
ELIMVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. H, Sparling, Nellie
and Harvey sirnnt Sunday at the
home of Mr. Walter Levy in Ful
ler ton.
Rev. and Mrs. L. C. White, oi
South Woodslee were callers in the
communityAast week.
Several from this community at
tended the Anniversary services held
in Kirkton United Church last Sun
day.
Visitors in
Sunday were:
of Port Hope,
Johns; Miss
Thomas, with
Miss Bessie Johns entertained a
number of the younger children to
a Hallowe'en party at her home on
Friday night,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Elford and Mr,
and Mrs. Wes. Johns attended a
fowl supper at Welburn on Monday
evening.
After spending seven weeks in
Victoria Hospital, London, under
going treatment for diahetis also
having his tonsils removed, Teddy
Johns wag able to return home on
Sunday, His many friends hope
that he will be much benefited.
Quite a number of the Johns’ clan
paid a surprise visit to Mrs. A. Cud-
more, at Hurondale on Friday even
ing last, the occasion being her
birthday.
The Young People’s Union held a
very enjoyable Hallowe’en party at
the home of Mr. Wm. Johns on Fri
day evening, Over forty were pre
sent arrayed in a great variety of
costumes, causing considerable am
usement and guess work as to who
was who, and which was t’other.
Miss Helen March representing a
grey pussy cat received the prize
for the best comic costume and Miss
Hazel Johns for the best fancy cos
tume. After resuming their ordin
ary attire they all enjoyed several
games and contests and a substan
tial lunch served before returning
to their homes,
The hot fowl supper in connec
tion with the fail anniversary of
this church was held on Wednesday
evening of last week and was at
tended by a large number. About
460 had supper and were bountiful
ly served with all the good things
provided by the ladies. A splendid
program followed. Miss Pearl New
ton, of Toronto, .being the star per
former. Her ability to impersonate
and interpret is most unusual and
•the' characters nomayed stand out vividly be'foire Vjre audience. Her
selections were w^w chosen and held
the attention/4S/all in serious as
well as humprmis numbers. This
was her first ^appearance here and
we feel sure ahe would receive a
hearty welcome on a second visit.
Mrs. Harry Carey and Miss Pearl
Wood, of Exeter, supplied musical
numbers, piano duets, vocal solos
and duets which received hearty ap
plause and they were very gener
ous in their response. Rev. Mr.
Penrose acted as chairman and Rev.
Mr. Peters, of Lakeside, also spoke
a few words in closing. The
of order prevailed throughout
whole program although many
been seated for hours.
The Young People’s Union
at the church on Monday evening.
The president opened the meeting
with hymn 259 and the Lord’s
prayer was repeated in unison. The
minutes of the last meeting were
read and adopted. Some business
was dealt with. The Christian Fel
lowship Convener, Allen Johns then
took charge of the worship period.
Hymn 254 was sung. The topic
"The Humming Bird” was given by
Lome Elford. Dorothy Johns read
the Scripture lesson, Matt. 26:47-
53. The discussion on the lesson
was read by Lula Hunter. Allen
Johns read a poem “Satisfied.”
Helen Murch led in prayer,
meeting closed with hymn 150
the
this community on
Mrs. John Woolacott,
with Mr. and Mrs. W.
joy Whitlock, of St.
Mr. and Mrs. H. Ford.
Mizpah benediction.
CROMARTY
***** *■**<
best
the
had
met
The
and
Mrs. L. Grieve and fam
in Exeter on Sunday.
Mrs. Welland Ravelie, of
visiting with his mother
ZION
The Young people’s Bible -class
hold a Hallowe’en masquerade at the
home of Mrs. Warren Brock on Fri
day evening. All members of the
class were present in costume. The
judges for costumes were: Mrs.
Warren Brock, Mrs. James Earl,
Mrs. Wellington- Brock, The first
prizes were awarded to Mary Earl as
best comic, Laurene Hern, best cos
tume, Norman Jaques comic cos
tume for boys, Morris Hern and
Miss. Wassman prize for best dress
ed couple. The -program consisted
of contests, ghost tales, musical
number,, Following the program &
sumptuous lunch whS served includ
ing pumpkin pie and whipped cream
The party was brought to a close by
a vote of thanks to the hostess.
There Will be no church service
In Zion church next '.Sunday as it is
Wh al on A nn i verSary.
-We are sorry to state that Mrs.'
Harold Hern is In st. Joseph’s Hos-
pital, London, having undergone
a Serious operation. We hope for a
speedy recovery,* s.
Hallowe’en passed off very quietly
with the exception of a few innocent
pranks; although quite a few took
the precaution to put their gates in
safe keeping.
Mr. Donald Kellar returned after
visiting with his daughter Mrs. Wei-
tzman, of Niagara.
Miss Allen, of Brantford, visited
with friends in the neighborhood a
few days last week.
Mrs, A. Robinson visited with her
daughters at Granton for a few days
last week.
Mr. Colby, who has been on the
sick list for a few days is able to be
around again.
Mr. Quance, of Farquhar, called
on a few friends one day last week.
Miss Currie has been making some
improvements to her home of late,
the work being done by Mr. Sang-
'ster of Hensail.
An enjoyable gathering of last
week was that of the ladies of the
church in the church basement when
a Humber of quilts were quilted for
the November bazaar*
Mr. and Mrs. Roy McCullough and
family visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Webber of Woodham,
Mrs. Wm. Houghton visited with
her sister-in-law Mrs. George Dalry
mple who is in the hospital in Kit
chener.
A large number -of Roy’s young
people attended the meeting of the
Cromarty Y.P.S. and presented the
program of the evening, which was
A large number of theenjoyed
members of the congregation were
present.
was in tlie chair
opened with a song service.
The president, R. Christie
The meeting was
2 -’--j, John
Morgan led in prayer. The Sorit>tute
passage was read by Mery in Dow.
Miss Kathleen Russell .gave a read
ing. Rev. Mr. Mair* of Roy’s
Church gave a talk on the-subject,
“The Other Side of the Kill.” Music
during the evening was rendered by
an orchestra and vocal selections by
a quartette.
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PUMPKIN CHOI
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NEW COOKING FIGS
FRESH BROKEN SOD
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No. 2, tin .
Sugar Crisp Cori
Libby’s Pork
New Mincemea
Smoked Fillets of Haddie
4 pkgs. 25c.
an?, tall tin each 10c.
............ 2 lbs. for 25c.
per lb. 15c.
CENTRALIA
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Webber and
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Webber, of Exe
ter, were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs, Robert Smith,
Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs.
Lome Hicks were Mr. and Mrs. T.
Pollock of Ripley; Rev. Harold
Swann, of Trinidad; Misses Elfrieda
Neufelt and Wilda pollock, of Kit
chener and Mr. and Mrs. Andrew
Hicks.
Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Squire and
family, of Farquhar and Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Rundle and family, of
Exeter, were visitor* at Cecil Skin
ner’s on Sunday last.
A very successful Sunday School
service was held in the dhurch here
on Sunday last. The church was
filled and the guest speaker was
Rev. Harold Swann, of Trinidad,
who preached a splendid sermon;
taking for his subject "God’s To
morrow.” Rev. Mr. Swann is a
former resident of this community;
having taught school at Eden. A
large number of his old friends were
present to hear him. Special music
was provided by a Sunday School
choir. The speaker for the evening
service was Mr. Ward Bolton, of St.
Marys, who delivered an inspiring
message. Rev. Mr. Stawart was in
charge of both services.
The church services in the church
here will be withdrawn on Sunday-
next on account of the Whalen An
niversary services, The Sunday
School service will be at 10,.30 a.m
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Hodgins,
Ailsa Craig, visited with Mr. and
Mrs. S. F. Penwarden on Sunday.
• Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Pollard were
Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs.
W. Milotor in Thedford.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.’ Skelton, of
Clinton, visited on Sunday with the
latter’s parents
Brooks.
Mr. and Mrs.
borne,
-Margaret Fletcher on Sunday.
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Sunday School ser-
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the church service
WOODHAM
-Owing to anniversary services at
Kirkton United
the church and
vices here were
Next Sunday
will be in charge of the W. M. S.
with Mrs. McIntosh, of London, as
the special speaker.
The Hallowe’en -Social held in the
basement of the Church on Friday
evening last under the auspices of
the Mission Band was well attended.
A splendid program in keeping with
DASHWOOD
Dr. W. D. Bryce* L.D.
DENTAL JUR
At office in Hurtle
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$$lt>ck, Dash-
of week andwood, first thr^ . _____ __
at office over thWSst Office, in^Zu-
rich, last three days of week.
DR, W. B. CQXON
VeterinaMT S
Phone 96 ^Zurich, Ont.
Wheat and beans wanted* J. Gf
Reid & Co., Dashwood. 6-10-3ie
Dr. and Mrs. Taylor and Mr. a-Bd
Mrs. Chas. Guenther attendeM|MMMM|
funeral of a relative in Detr^^^^^^l
v*. ?Irs- Sellery, of Seaforh, is^BlHn|||
leaders of the Mission Band deserve >
much credit for training the children -
and making this event such a splen- (tlle week-end here.
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„ I the occasion was put on by the little
folks assisted by a couple of comic
numbers given by the Mills Bros,
and Chas. Paul, of Kirkton, which
caused a great deal of laughter. The
of.
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard;
Miss Verna Birk, of Guel
Mr. and Mrs. A,
Wm. Moodie, of Us-
visited their daughter Mrs.
MT. CARMEL
Misses Evelyn McCann- and Ter
esa Hogan returned to Chatham on
Tuesday after spending the week
end at their homes.
Miss Ella Houlahan, of Chatham,
visited a few days at her home.
Miss Kay Walker and friend of
Detroit, visited with Mr. Steve Mor
rison on Sunday.
* Cavey-Glavin
On Tuesday at 10, a.m, the Church
of Our Lady of Mt. Carmel was the
Scene of a happy event when Rev.
Fr. Nagle, of Goderich, cousin of
the bride, united in marriage Miss
Rita Mary Glavin daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James Glavin, of Centralia
to John Joseph Carey, son of James
Carey and late Mrs. Carey. Rev. Fr.
Fogarty P.P. celebrated the mass,
assisted by Fr. R. Glavin, cousin of
the bride, The bride wore an iv
ory satin- with wreath and veil and
carried a bouquet of whits mums.
Miss Lorraine Glavin, sister of the
bride was attired in rust coloured
velvet and carried yellow mums, as
sisted the bride. Mr. Hubert Carey
brother of the .groom acted as best
from
God-
man. -Guests were present
Detroit, St. Marys, Stratford,
erich and Simcoe.
and
De
and
CREDITON EAST
Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Bender
daughter visited last week in
troit*
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Alexander
children, of the Boundary and Mrs,
Rebecca Stewart, of Exeter, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Gordon
Merher.
Mrs. Ed. Sturgeon and two chil
dren, of Bayfield, are visiting with
the former’s sister
Baird.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex
son Barry, of Grand
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Harry
Lewis.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Taylor and
daughter, of KxSter, visited Mrs,
Wilson (Anderson on Sunday.
Mrs. Wilson Anderson is visiting
for a couple of days in Exeter.
" Mr. Henry Pfaff, of Sharon, spent
Sunday with his grandparents Mr,
and Mrs. H* Pfaff.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Hetherley* Mr.
And Mrs. Stanley Kelly and Mrs. F.
Soheiding, all of London, spent last
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Metz*
Mrs. David
Hamilton and
Bend, spent
did success both socially and finan
cially. The proceeds amounted to
around $24.00. Many were dressed
in Hallowe’en costumes, comic and
fancy and prizes were given for the
best fancy dressed couple and best
comic couple; bride and groom and
best single dressed boy and girl.
The candy table was well patronized
at the close of the concert.
’ Miss Gladys Squire, of Whalen,
was a recent visitor in the neigh
borhood.
Miss E. Blight, of London Town
ship, is staying for a while
grandparents Mr, and Mrs.
low.
Mr. Wesley Shier, of
visited here with friends last Thurs
day.
Mr. Lovegrove, of London Univer
sity, spent "the week-end with his
parents.
The W. M. S. meets this week at
the home of Mrs. W. .Switzer.
Rev. and Mrs. Lovegrove leave
this week for the North Country
and will remain there until the
hunting season is over.
Messrs. Wm. and Ray Mills as
sisted the Kirkton choir last Sunday
at their
Many
versary
Sunday.
with her
J. Swal-
London,
anniversary.
from here attended
services at Kirkton
KHIVA
left
she
anni-
last
weekMiss Gladys Ratz
for Kitchener where
ed employment.
Mr. Carl Stebbins
the fifty acre farm „ . ___
Jackson. The price paid was $1,800.
Miss Elvelyn McCann, of Chatham
spent the week-end with her parents
Mr. and Mrs, B. McCann.
Mr. and Mrs. JUs. ziler visited a
few days last week with relatives in
Kitchener.
last
has secur-
has
of
purchased
Mr. Fred
assji4flMr. Harry Hoffman ;
Anniversary services :
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm.|
daughter Rhea and 1
Mr. and Mrs. F. Schll
Widow, Mr. and Mrsl meyer and son Leonad
visitors with Mr. anti
Nadiger. I
The concert by thl
bilee Singers on Tul
was a decided success’^^^^^^^^^^
was of high class and
appreciated.
A Hallowe’en Social
the Walther League of
an Church, Dashwood,
October 27tli with a good
The evening was spent in Progressive Flea after which a sWH|
program folio-wed. A pleasing sold"-'
was rendered by Miss Helen Luft
cornet solo by Melvin Stade which
was enjoyed by all both being assist
ed by Miss Reta Fassold at the piano
A very interesting reading was giv
en by Miss Zeta Nadiger entitled,
“Reverie in Church.” After a num- -■
her of songs by the Leaguers with
Glenn Walper at the piano a dainty
lunch was served. The committee
in charge of the social were Misses
Irma Wein and Reta Fassold,
ward (______ _ __ ___
I er,
weiii and jtxeia r assold, J3d-
Gacksetter and Albert Muel-
HURONDALE
Hurondale’s Women’s Jnsti-The
tute paid a visit to the Huron Coun
ty Home at Clinton on Thursday af
ternoon of last week. About twenty
persons attended and .supplied an in
teresting program together with
treats for the inmates. The presi
dent, Mrs. A. Rundle, was in the
chair and the following program wag
given; solo by Kathleen Strang; vio
lin selections by G. Bolton; reading
by Mrs. H. Perkins; piano duett by
Mrs. M. Beckler and Grace; chorus
by Mrs. W. Kernick* Mrs. O. Frayno,
Mrs. Beckler and Miss Wallace.
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