HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1938-04-14, Page 5THE EXETER T1MES-ADVOCATE )THURSDAY, APRIL Mfthi 103S
Life Is Just What You Make It!
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FURNITURE THIS SPRING
A Spring-Filled Mattress on your bed will give you the rest
you deserve, and will fit you for the Spring and Summer
just ahead
Don’t be fooled by the newspaper ads. in the city papers of
stores that are giving furniture and mattresses away, such as
$25.00 mattresses for $11.95 or $5 for your old mattress, etc.
The Mattresses are specially made up to sell at these prices.
You get what you pay for:
Our overhead in Exeter in much lower than in city stores.
We sell for less than their special Prices all the time.
Drop into our store and see our large bedding stock.
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HENSALL
FOR .SALE—'Brick house in Hen
sail, the property of Mrs. Margaret
Earcett. This property is in good
repaid and can be purchased on very
reasonable terms.—C. V. PICKARD,
phone 165, Exeter.
Madam LeMasurier, Permanent
Waving Specialist, of Toronto, will
be at the Commercial Hotel, Hensail,
April 27th, fo-n the purpose of .per
manent waving all t'he latest methods
with or without electricity. Try our
latest creation Machineless wave.
Open for business 9 a.m. One day
only.
Mr. T. C. Joynt spent a few days
last week in Toronto. 6
Dr. Smillie spent the week-end
with relatives in Toronto.
Mr§. William Parke is visiting rel
atives in Toronto this week.
Mr. Roy Todd spent a few days
last week visiting in London.
, Miss Annie Jarrott has taken a
position at Dr.. Moir’s hospital. ’
Mr. C. A. McDonell is visiting
witlh Mrs. Geo. Laughton, in Toron
to.
Dr. Harry Joynt, of London, vis
ited with relatives in town on Sun
day.
Mr-. Kenneth Passmore spent the
week-end visiting in Hamilton and
Toronto.
Miss Maud Chambers of Clinton,
visited relatives in this district for a
•cpuiple of weeks.
Mrs. John Corbett and little son
Ross spent the week-end with rela
tives at Dashwood.
Mr. Ray Foster has returned to
his home after spending a couple
of months in Toronto.
Mr. Alex Filshie, who is attending
university in Toronto, spent the
week-end at his home.
Miss Mildred Follick, of London,
spent Sunday with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Follick.
Work has been commenced on the
new residence being erected for Miss
Fame Logan on King St.
Miss Nellie Fee, of Milverton spent
t'he weekend here with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. George Fee.
Mr. Har-ry Cook, of Toronto, visit
ed over the week-end with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs. iC. Cooik.
Messrs. Ronald Peck, of Clinton,
and William Coles, of Listowel, visit
ed friends in town on Sunday.
Mrs. F. Thom, of Saskatchewan,
has 'been visiting her aunts Mrs. W<
Lammie and Miss Martha Hunter.
Miss Dorothy -McQueen, nurse-in
training in Victoria Hospital, Lon
don, spent Sunday at her home here.
Mr. Peter Manson, who was ser
iously ill for several weeks with
heart trouble’ is able to 'be out once
Nora, Wake Up!
A Comedy-Drama
Will be presented by Chiselhurst
Y. P. S. on
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 20th
at 8.15 p.m. at
HENSALL TOWN HALL
Admission 25c. and 15c.
with Mr. Gram’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Gram.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex Spanks and son
Ford, of London, were’ visitors on
Sunday with Mr. Spark’s mother,
Mrs. Geo. Spanks.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pfaff and
daughter, of Delhi, visited on 'Sun
day at the home of the former’s
mother, Mrs. Alice Pfaff.
Master Roblby Bell, of Tucker
smith, visited for a few days this
week at the home of his grandfather
Mr. Wm. L. McLaren.
Mrs. Harry Abray and her sister
Miss Myrna Hudson, of London,
spent Sunday with their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Colin Hudson.
Mrs. Dr. Campbell who has been
visiting at the home of-her mother
in Nova Scotia for several weeks re
turned to her home on Monday.
Mrs. Lome McNaughton, of Crom
arty, spent) ,‘tthe week-end Visiting
with her father Mr. W. L. McLaren
and other relatives in town.
Mu. and Mrs. Alvin Passmore and
family, of Thames Road, were visit
ors Saturday with Mrs. Passmore’s
parents Mr,, and Mrs. Peter Moir.
The little son of Mu. and Mrs. Levi
Rands who has been in St. Joseph’s
Hospital, London, is improving and
will soon be aJble to be brought
home..
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred H-unkin and
family, of Thames Road were Satur
day visitors at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy McLaren and Mr. W. L.
McLaren.
Mr. and (Mrs. Scott Welsh moved
on Tuesday from the apartments in
the Joynt building to the house on
Brock St. 'belonging to the late Wm.
McKay estate.
f Miss Margaret Bell, daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. Rofot. Bell, of Tucker
smith, has accepted -a position in the
offices of the London Life Insurance
Company, London.
'Communion service will be held in
Carmel Presbyterian church on Good
Friday morning at 11 o’clock. The
ipastor, Rev. W. A. Young, will have
Charge of the service.
Mr. William Reynolds and the
Misses Reynolds are making some
improvements to their property at
the corner of South Richmond and
Albert Streets.
Misses Mildred Forrest, Helen
Munn and Eleanor Bell, of Hensail,
will be members of the 19 3 8 gradu
ating class of nurses at Victoria Hos
pital, London, in May.
Mrs. Herman Dayman, who spent
the winter months at Daytona Beach
Florida, returned to her home on
Monday. -Mrs. Dayman spent a very
pleasant winter in the South and is
much improved in health.
Mr. William Fee while returning
from Exeter on Wednesday last lost
control of his car which ran into the
ditch. Mr. Fee had his face badly
cut and bruised and his hand cut.
The car was also badly damaged.
Mr. Fred Manns who has been suf
fering severely for several months
from an infection in one of his toes
had the toe amputated on Saturday
at the Seaforth hospital by Dr. Steer.
Mr. Manns returned home the same
day.
Mrs. .Tames W. Bonthron has re
turned home after spending the win
ter months in Florida. On the way
home she spent a wOeik visiting in
Detroit. Mr. Bonthron, who also
spent the winter in the South, re
turned home a week ago.
more.
Miss Olive Walker has Returned to
her .position in Sutton after spending
a couple of weeks visiting at her
home here.
Mr. Albert Passmore and friend of
Delhi, visited over the week-end with
the former’s .parents Mr. and Mrs.
John Passmore. •
Mr. and M-rs. Percy Gram, Lans»-
ing, Mich., were week-end visitors,
The Passion Play which was put
on in the United church on Monday
evening under the auspices of the W.
M. s. was well attended. The play
consisted of moving picture illustrat
ing the life of Christ and was pres
ented by Mr. W> R- Croson, of Lon
don.
Preparatory services will be held
in the United church on Friday ev
ening at 8 p.m. and holy communion
will be observed at the Sunday morn
ing services, The pastor, Rev. A.
Sinclair, will have charge. Special
Easter music is being prepared by
the choir.
The Hensail Senior Women’s In
stitute meeting which was to have
been held on April 13 has been post
poned until Wednesday evening,
April 27th and will be held in the
school room of the Anglican church.
A Lenton debate and a travelogue
by Dr. Jas. Bell will be the main
feature of the programme.
W. M. S. Meeting
The W. M. S. of the United church
held their regular meeting in the
school room of the church on Thurs
day afternoon, with the president,
Mrs. Cross presiding. The meeting
opened by singing hymn ,81 and
.prayer. The minutes of the last
meeting were read by the secretary
and adopted as read. The visiting
committee for the month Mrs. Bal-
lantyne and Mrs. McQueen reported
that they had made 2 6 calls and
found two confined to bed. A duet
“Holy Spirit, Faithful Guide” was
beautifully rendered by Mrs. Annie
McDonald and Mrs. Ella McLean.
The devotional was read by Mrs.\Q.
Cook. A hymn “We Have Heard a
Joyful Sound” was then sung. Mrs.
Robt. Moore took the study book
and her address from Chapter 5 was
very interesting and instructive. It
was moved by Mrs. McQueen, sec
onded by Mrs. Sinclair that Mrs.
Cross he appointed a delegate to
the Presbyterial to be held in Exeter
Carried. The meeting closed by
singing the hymn “The Morning
light is Breaking” and repeating the
Mizpah 'benediction.
Interesting Pictures Shown
At the meeting of the Young
People’s League of the United
church an interesting and instructive
program was given. Lantern slides
were given by Mr. Harry Hoffman,
of Dashwood and Dr. James Bell, of
Hensail, both of whom were recent
visitors to the Old Country. Mr.
Hoffman who attended the Corona
tion last year as a member, of the
great choir, gave the audience an in
teresting description of what took
place on that occasion. Dr. Bell
gave a talik on the places he had vis
ited in different parts of the world.
B'oith talks were illustrated and were
listened to with great interest by
those present. The meeting was
largely attended and was opened by;
singing some popular and ’ sacred
hymns. Rev. Mr. Sinclair acted as
chairman and introduced t'he speak
ers. .Mr. Hoffman delighted his
audience with four solos entitled:
“Shipmate of Mine,” “The Trumpet
ers,” “The Changing of the Guard”
and “It Was For Me.” He was ac
companied on t'he .piano by Miss A.
Tieman. .A hearty vote of thanks
was tendered Mr. Hoffman and Dr.
Bell for the pleasant evening they
had given.
BRINSLEY
(Special services will be held at
t'he United church on Sunday next.
Mr. Earl Walls, of London, will as
sist the choir.
The assessor, Wm. Bradley, has
been around making his calls.
'Mr. George Hodgson has turned in
his car and is sporting a new one.
Word has been received of the
sudden death of Harley Robinson, of
Toronto. Harley was the youngest
son of Mr. and the late Mrs. Wm.
Robinson (nee Amy Pierce.) .
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Lewis took a
flying trip to Windsor last week
end.
Messrs. Ever-ard Corbett, Ern Har
ris, J. L. Amos and Grant, Amos took
in the Spring Show at Stratford last
Wednesday.
Hogarth
Chicks
are
Easy
to Raise
HOGARTH
Chick Hatchery
Phone 266 Exeter
CREDITON.
'Sunday evening the Crediton Un
ited congregation enjoyed very much
two musical numbers by Misses
Shirley Appleton and Marie Melville,
of Exeter,
A sacred drama entitled “The
Symble of the Cross” will be (given
at the Evangelical church on Friday
evening. This will he a fitting cli
max to that great day “Good Fri
day.” All are cordially invited to
attend.
The Evangelical .Sunday School Or
chestra held their annual meeting
after the Sunday morning session.
The following officers were elected:
President, Everett Fahrner; leader,
Emmery Fahrner; assistant leader.
Albert Mario,ok; sec’y-treas., Free
man Morlock.
Mrs. John Hoffman and daughter
Lily, Mr. and Mrs. R. Exkstein, of
London, visited, on Sunday with
friends in Crediton,
We regret to report that Miss
Meleeta Wein is on the sick list. We
hope for a speedy recovery.
We are glad to report that Mrs,
Henry Eil’ber is up and around
again -after her recent illness.
Miss Gertrude Beaver is spending
a few days in Hamilton this week.
Mrs. Chris. Haist is confined to
her bed through illness. We hope
she will soon be up and around
again.
Don’t forget the Ibaking sale of the
L. A. and W. M. ;S. of the Evangelical
Church on (Saturday, April 16th, 3
p.m. at Freeman Morlock’s store.
Mr. Howard Haist, o£ Fenwick,
visited a few days at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. W- H. Finkbeiner.
A Good Friday evening service
will be held in the United church,
Rev. Arthur Page, of James Street
church, Exeter, wi’ill be the speaker.
Three United church congregations
Shipka, Brinsley and Crediton are
uniting for this service.
The Young People’s Society of the
United church held their regular
meeting Monday .evening. Mrs. D.
J. Gladman took the chair. A mis
sionary program was in charge of
Gerald Schroeder.
Farmers rof this district are anx
iously waiting the turn in the weath
er that will make it possible for
them to begin their spring activities.
As yet none have been able to get
on the land. Comparatively recent
rains coupled with week-end snow
falls have made the land very boggy
and it will likely be several days,
even undei’ the most favorable con-|
ditions before the usual spring work
will .commence.
C. I. C. Elect Officers
The C. I. C. class of the Evangel
ical Sunday School elected for presi
dent, William Swartz; vice-president,
Clayton Sims; secretary-treasurer,
Everett Fa'hrner; asst.,, Gordon Mor
lock; teachers, Roy Ratz; asst., H.
K. Eil'ber, Wm. Swartz, convenors
of committees, Membership, Albert
G'aiser, Sympathy and relief, H. M.
Faist, Social, Wm. Oestreicher, Lib
rarians, Chris. Fahrner, Joe. Fink
beiner; Honorary teacher, Bernard
Braun.
S. S. Class Hohl Annual Meeting
The annual meeting of the Dorcas
Band class of the Evangelical
church was held in the class room
on the evening of March 28th. Sev
eral officers and committees gave
splendid reports of the year’s work.
The treasurer reported a balance on
hand of $29. The teacher of the
class is Rev. Mr. Pletch. The elec
tion of officers resulted as follows:
President, Mrs. Clayton Sims; 1st
vice-pres., Mrs. Wm. Smith; 2nd
vice-pres., Mrs. D. Flinklbeiner; sec’y,
Mrs. J. Ratz; asst., Mrs. Lloyd
Gaiser; treas., Mrs. D. Mclsaac;
asst., Miss Alma Smith; pianists,
Mrs. Irvine Finkbeiner, Mrs. C. Hoff
mann; chorister, Mrs. Emery Fahr
ner; librarians, Mrs. Wm. Fisher-,
Mrs. A. Holtzmann. The class then
adjourned to the auditorium where
they were joined by members of the
C. I. -C. 'Class and the following pro
gram was rendered. Mr. H. K. Eil-
ber occupied the chair and opened
t'he meeting with a sing song follow
ed by prayer by Rev. Mr. Pletch.
Mr. Roy Ratz .read the Scripture and
Mrs. Chas. Hoffmann and Miss Alma
Smith gave a vocal duett followed
by a piano duett by Mrs. Everett
Fahrner and Mrs. Emery Fahrner.
The guest speaker, of the evening
was Rev. Mr. Johnston, of Lucan,
who gave a very comprehensive talk
on the “Aims of the Sunday School.”
A male Quartette composed of Free
man Morlock, A. E. Wuerth, Emery
Fahrner and Albert Morlock gave a
splendid selection after which Mr. A.
Amy, Supt. of the Sunday School ex
pressed appreciation of the very fine
program and Mr. Johnston closed
the meeting with the benediction.
Three-Act Comedy
The Young People of the United
church recently presented a three-
act comedy “Small Town Romeo” in
the Town Halil. Rlissell Finkheiner
‘and Alwinna Hill ably played the
leading roles supported by Nelson
Lamport and Ted Wright who added
a touch of the humorous. Mrs. D.
J. Gladman as the spinster maid,
who fell in love with' the village con
stable played her part well. Miss
Hazel Woodall playing the part of
Miss Gates very cleverly acted a
jewel roll. The remaining members
of the cast were Marion Lovie, Roy
Lovie, Jack Galloway and Doreen
Baker. Rev. D. J. Giadman was
director of the play.
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fairly well filled and the young
people are to be congratulated upon
their success. 'The proceeds amount
ed to $34. The Young People pre
sented the play at Garnd Bend last
Friday evening.
Evangelical Y. P. L.
The annual meeting of the Young
People’s League of the Evangelical
church was held in the Sunday
School auditorium with a splendid
attendance. Miss- Alma Smith oc
cupied the chair. The topic was
given by Miss Lyla Haist with (cor
responding scripture read by Emery
Fisher. Gordon Ratz -contributed a
vocal solo and Miss Alma Ratz read
an interesting story which made a
deep impression on all present. Rev.
Mr. Pletch presided at the election
of officers which resulted as follows:
Miss Nola Faist, who has been the
efficient league treasurer for the
past six years, asked to be excused.
President, Gordon Ratz; Vive-Pres.,
Ruiby Finkbeiner; Recording Secret
ary, Earl Haist; Treasurer, Ella Mor
lock. The meeting closed with the
E.L.C.E. benediction.
Crediton W. I.
The regular meeting of the W. I.
met in the hall on Monday night,
April 4th, a goodly number 'being
present. The meeting opened by
singing the 'Ode and repeating the
Lord’s prayer. The president pres
ided over the business. The motto
“Do good to your enemy that he
may become your friend.” Roll
call, a (current event. Mrs. J. Wood-
all occupied the chair for the pro
gram as follows: -Sing song with Mr.
Gladman and Mrs. L. Wein taking
special part; reading, Mrs. Wm.
Wright; piano instrumental by Mr.
Lawrence Wein; reading, Mrs. I.
Finkbeiner; song, “O, Canada.”
Mr. Gladman gave an interesting
lecture on “Peace and International
Relationship” illustrating his talk
by means -of an outline map of the
continents of Europe and Asia.
The hostesses were Mrs. J. Woodall,
Mrs. T. Trevethick, Mrs. D. Mclsaac.
A vote of thanks was tendered by
Mrs. H. Eilber to all who helped
make the meeting a success. This
was seconded by Mrs. M. Ewald.
CREDITON EAST
Beverley Cliffe has been engaged
to work for Mr. Ernie Stahls for the
summer.
Mr. Gordon Merner is confined to
his bed with an attack of pleursey.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Penhale and
daughter Grace and Mr. John Hold
en spent Sunday in Zurich.
Mr. John Holden who has been
living in Seaforth moved his house
hold effects here and will reside
with his niece and nephew Mr. and
Mrs. Ed. Penhale.
Mrs. Ed. -Penhale entertained ten
little girls at her home Tuesday ev
ening in honor of her daughter
Grace’s ninth birthday. A dainty
supper was served and games play
ed. Grace received many fancy
gifts.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Bender and
daughter, Mrs. Ed. Penhale and Mr.
Harry Lewis spent Friday in Lon
don.
MOUNT CARMEL
Mr. Alonzo McGann accompanied
by Mr. Gerry Campbell, Mary and
John spent Thursday with Mrs.
Campbell’s brother near Dublin.
Mr. Joseph Glavin, Of Ilderton
spent the week-end with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Glavin.
Mr. Anthony Dietrich, of London,
is visiting his brother Joseph Diet-
rich. ,
Mr. George Clarke spent Saturday
at Strathroy.
Miss McCormick, of Bornish, vis
ited her Sister Mrs. John Hall, for. a
The hall was few days las-t week.
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1935 FORD COACH only $425.00
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1930 CHEVROLET COACH, very low mileage
1932 FORD COUPE, newly painted
and 15 Good Trucks from 1-2 ton to 2 ton, long or short wheel
base, dump and stake bodies, all years from 1929 to 1937
We have an over stock of first grade truck tires, on which
which we will give more than a liberal allowance on
your present truck tires.
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Mr. and Mrs. Nelson St. Clair, of
Crediton, spent Sunday with Mr. and
M>rs. Wm. Mason.
Miss Leila Mossey spent t'he week-
Mr. Ben McCann lost two valuable
horses last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Dietrich visit
ed on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. P.
Dietrich.
Miss Tena McCann is visiting with
relatives in Detroit.end at her home in St. Marys.
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