HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1937-12-09, Page 9THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE Thursday, December 9th, 1937
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Trivitt W. A,
The Annual Meeting of the Trivitt
Memorial Women’s Auxiiliary was
held at the home of Miss McTaggart
on Tuesday evening. The meeting
opened with hymn 58 followed by
Litany and Prayer by the president.
The 'Secretary gave her report. Mrs.
Middelton gave the Treasurer’s re
port. Miss Luella Stanlake gave
the Little Helper’s report. After the
business of the evening Rev, Mr.
Hunt took the chair fdr election of
officers which resulted as follows:
President, Mrs. Oran Weiner; Vice-
President Mrs. Tanton; Treasurer,
Mary Day; Secretary Caroline Davis;
Secretary of Little Helpers, Luella
Stanlake; Social Service Secretary,
Mrs. Middleton; Convenor of Dorcas
Work, Miss MdTaggart; Secretary of
Prayer partners, Mrs. Middleton; Se
cretary of Living Messages, Mrs,
Bierling. The meeting closed with
hymn 318 followed by the benedic-
, tion. Refreshments were served by
the hostess and a social half hour fol
lowed.
EL1MV1LLE
Miss Florence Bell, nurse-in-train
ing at Victoria Hospital, London,
paid a short visit at her home dur
ing the week-end,
Miss Lorna Johns, of Toronto,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Boyes, of
Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Johns,
of Hibbert, Mr. and Mrs. Jim WilHs,
ox .Stephen were, Sunday visitors
with Mrs. John Johns.
Mrs. Abe Grago, of Kirkton, vis
ited a couple days with Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Routly last week.
Mr, and Mrs. Enos Herdman, of
Kippen, were visitors in this neigh-
boi'hood on Monday.
Mrs. (Rev.) Penrose gave an ad
dress in Whalen church in the in
terests of the W.M'.’S. of that church
on Sunday,
Mr. and.Mrs. Rich. Johns visited
the latter's sister Miss Ruby Miners
in St. Joseph’s. Hospital, London, on
Sunday.
The Thames Road Beef Ring held
their annual meeting at the home -of
Mr. Kenneth Johns on Monday ev
ening.
AT 83 SHE DEFIES
RHEUMATISM
Then she started to
and now she
letter in her
from rheuma-
At first, I felt
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The oak tree is preyed upon by
more than 30'0 insect pests.
z McGillivray W. I.
The McGillivray W. I. held a very
successful euchre and dance in the
West McGillivray hall on Tuesday
evening last. Cards were played
from 8.30 until, ill p.m. after which
lunch was served and dancing en
joyed until the wee hours of
morning. The ladies’ high score
won by Mrs, Lin Craven and
Gent’s high score was won by
ton Amos. The lucky chair prize
went to Wesley Lewis.
the
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Main St. Y. P. U.
The election of officers for Main
Street United Young People’s Union
took, place on Tuesday evening, De
cember 7th as follows; Hon. Pres,,
Rev. A. E, Elliott; President, Jack
Jennings; Vice-President, Gladys
Ryckman; Secretary, Marlyn Camp
bell; Assistant Secretary, Margaret
Fitzgeald; Treasurer. Lillyan Mc
Donald; Counselor, W. G. Medd;
Fianist, Merna Sims; Assistant Pian
ist, Dorothy Hatter; Convenors; C.
Fellowship, Marion Powell; Mission
ary, Florence McDonald; Citizen
ship, Helen Smith; Christian Cul
ture, Tom Walker; Social,
Lawson; Recreational, Ray
horn. /
Olive
Wag-
Views of England Shown
A very pleasant and entertaixxing
evening was spent at the church last
Friday evening when Mrs. A. Pym’s
group of the W. M. S. sponsored a
showing of lantern slides, These
views were taken last summer in
England, Scotland and Wales by
Mr. Wes, Bosnell, of Toronto, broth
er .of Mrs, WesaJohns, shown in na
tural coloring, they were some of
the best ever shown here, many be
ing buildings of interest as well as
scenery. 4Miss Mary Johns read the
concise and instructive descriptions
given with each picture. Miss Aud
rey Prance gave an instrumental
and Mrs. Ed. Johns and Mrs. Harold
Bell sang a solo which added variety
to the program. A dainty lunch
was also served in the basement,
After Suffering Acute
Pain for Years
Rheumatism first attacked this
old lady in 1931, and gradually
spread from hex* ai'ms to other pax’ts
of her body,
take Kruschen Salts,
sends the following
own handwriting:—
“I have suffered
tism since 1931,
acute pain in both arjns. I could not
sleep for pain, It grew worse, and
gradually crept down to the tips of
my fingers. Next it reached my knees
and ankles, which made me quite
helpless for a long period, A friend
recommended me to take Kruschen
Salts. I find they do me more good
than any othex* medicine, liniment
or ointment I evei* used. This is my
own writing, though I am in my
‘84th year.”—(Mrs.) H.
The pains and stiffness of rheu
matism are often caused by deposits
of needle-pointed uric acid crystals
in the muscles and joints. Kruschen
Salts stimulate your livex* and kid
neys to healthy, regular action, and
assist them to get rid of the excess
uric acid 'which is frequently the
cause of your suffering.
Shower for Bride-Elect
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The Christmas concert of the pub
lic school and United church Sun
day school combined will he held in
the United church oix Decembex* 20
(Monday evening.) We hope there
will be a good crowd.
Mr, and Mrs. Wilbert Sholdice
have returned from Toronto after a
short visit with theix* daughter.
The Exeter Tinxes-Advocate ex
tends congratulations to Harold Lee
and his bride (Marine Steeper.)
Brixislev also welcomes them to our
vicinity.
Mrs. Wesley White has been made
president of St. Mary’s church Guild,
Mrs. L. Lee is president of tbn
Ladies’ Aid of the United church
and Mrs. J. L. Amos remains as
president of the W.M.g- for the
year 19318.
Miss Ida Hardy who has beexi in
Victoria Hospital, London for some
time has returned to hex* home in
the village.
Mrs. Aitken, of Sarnia, has re
turned to hex* home after spending
some time with her daughter Mrs.
Wesley Morley.
Young People Entertained
About forty young people were
entertained at the home of Howard
and Mary Johns on Tuesday evening
of last week. A short program was
given with Gladys Johns in charge.
A verse of each of two hymns was
sung, Mr. Wes. Johns led in pray
er. The Scripture lesson was read
by Elgin Skinner. Marion Miners
read a poem “iSuch as I Have.” A
Bibical .contest was worked out.
Lome Elford sang two numbers ac
companying himself on the guitar.
After singing a verse of another
hymn several games were much en-
served
of Miss
A mock
Thelma
Dorothy
Miss Helen Flynn and Mrs. Pearl
McF’alls held a shower at the home
of Mrs. K. J. Sims on Monday even
ing of last week in honor
Dorothy Sims, bride-elect,
marriage was staged with
Hockey as the bride and
Jennings as the groom; M. Camp
bell and I. Appleton as bridesmaids
and Doreen Campbell as groomsman
while Ruth Collingwood acted as
clergyman. Marjorie Flynn gav.-.
some dance numbers accompanied
on the piano by Laurene Beavers.
The bride-elect was presented, with
some beautiful and useful gifts. The
rest of the evening was spent in
games. Lunch was served and a
jolly time was enjoyed by all.
joyed. A dainty lunch was
at the close.
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Goodies for Gifts
token of your good wishes. Some crunchy Puts .
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WOODHAM
Our Bible class teacher
Sunday School had a rest Sunday af
ternoon when Mr. Truman Tufts, of
Kirkton, kindly consented to come
over and take it, which he did in a
very able manner, while his two
children Norma and Edwin delighted
the adherents with two beautiful
vocal duets, which fitted in with the
lessoxi so well, “When the World
Forgets” and “Open the Doox* for the
Children.”
We are sorry to report that Mr.
Jas. Routly continues very ill.
Miss Beatrice Doupe, of Kirkton,
visited on Sunday with Misses
Amanda and Sarah Shier.
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Dykerman
axid little son Paul, of Galt, spexxt
Sunday at the home of Mr, axid Mrs.
McNaughton, Mrs. Dykerman’s par
ents.
Mr, and Mrs, Wm. Urquhart, of
Kirkton, attended Sunday School
services here last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs, Albert Scott enter
tained - a number of friends on
Thursday evening last.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmax* Johnson and
Audrey spent last Saturday in Lon
don.
Mrs. W- Switzex* and Raymond,
visited recently at t-he home of the
former’s daughter, Mrs. Louth,
London.
HURONDALE* '
Hurondale Women’s Institute
The regular monthly meeting
the W. I. was held at the home
Mrs. Stanley Mitchell on jWednesda.v
November 24th with a good atten
dance. The meeting was opened by
singing the Institute Ode and the
roll call answered by “Suggestions
for Christmas Table Decorations”.
Correspondence and business were
dealt with and a committee appoint
ed to see that the children were not
forgotten at the Christmas meeting.
Miss N. Keddy was appointed to act
on the committee in charge of the
.program for Commuinty night in Jan
uary in place of Mrs. C. Down who
stated that she would be unable to
act. Mrs, C. Cann led in commun
ity singing after which a Very in
teresting report of the Women’s In
stitute Convention recently held in
London was given by Mrs. M. Beck-
ler and Miss N. Keddy. The high
lights of the convention and inter
esting details and description were
vividly portrayed. Mrs. E. Mitchell
gave an excellent demonstration on
“A Christmas Table Centrepiece”
which, was much enjoyed. The meet
ing closed with the National Anthem
and lunch was served by the commit
tee In charge,
Laugh if you want to,
Grin if you must,
But keep a straight face
If the joke’s dry as dust.
Thats what George Ingram, of Exeter, tells us, I have
300 yearling hens and about 300 pullets. We use Wein
Bros, mineralized feeds and deworm every month with R. A.
Finn & Co’s, wormfood.
RESULTS—Sure we got them, 1,019 dozen eggs in No
vember. Which netted us $355.43 good Canadian money.
Our cash outlay on feed was less than $100, Our eggs grad-
ed 75 to 80 per cent. A Large. We had practically no losses
during the last month, no cannibalism or none egg bound.
These products are wonderful says George Ingram. Pro
fits never dreamed could be made in the Poultry business.
We have on hand or can ship the following products:—
1. “Wormfood” for poultry, hogs, etc., the new and
proven discovery by R. A. Finn & Co. The only remedy we
know of that will check or prevent paralysis and kills all,
kinds of worms including microscopic tape worms in Poultry.
2. Health Minerals for poultry, cattle and hogs. 'With
these new feeds we can decrease the cost of feeding and in
crease production by 20 per cent, or more. Many, customers
in this district are doing this with mineralized feed following
“Wormfood.”
Lakeview Poultry Farm Wein Bros.
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