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Coming to Hensall
C, R. Wilkinson, R,0,
Ophthalmic Optician
Wingham
will be at W. O, GOODWIN’S
Store, every 1st and 3rd Tuesday
in the month, for the purpose of
testing eyes and fitting glasses.
Difficult cases and those that
have not been properly fitted,
specially recommended to con
sult Ine. Hour? 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Phone 16 Hensall
for appointment
of Mr. and Mi’s. Charles Walff, oi
Hensall. She was buried in her
wedding gown. /Former school
chums and church associates were
among the mourners at the service.
Pte, Donald Walker, son of Mr
and Mrs. George Walker, of Hen
sail, returned home from overseas
on Wednesday evening last, Donald
enlisted for active service about
two years ago and has spent the
past nineteen months in Rugland.
While on leave he took in a few
of the sights in Scotland, but need
less to say he thinks there is no
place like Canada. Pte. Lloyd
Nichol, who returned with Donald,
spent a short 'time with Mr. and
Mrs. Walker.
FEEDING OIL
If you bought a bushel of wheat
you’d want to know how many
pounds jier bushel. When you buy
Cod Liver Oil be sure to ask how
many vitamins jjpy gallon.
Ours contains 4,000 VILA and 400
Vit. p for every teaspoonful
$2.50 per gallon, container extra
I CREDITON
i All places of business in the vil
lage shall close Tuesday evenings
during the months of February and
March.
Won’t
concert
Clnircli,
Lewis
forget the big Red Cross
at -Grand Bead United,
Feb, ft,
Faist and Ken. Lillow are
CENTRALIA
Miss Beatrice Hssery, of London,
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr,
and Mrs. G. ;F. Penwarden.
Mrs. Thus. Willis visited for a
few days last week with her sister.
Mrs. Wm. Hodgert, in Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. R. Flynn, of Exeter,
and Mr, and' Mrs. Clyne Flynn, of
holidaying in Toronto and Noith E°,ncion’ ^ere «Sun^iy vis*tors
HENSALL
spent
Ybiw drugs at
ROBERTSON’S
Phono 50
Bay.
Mr, Jos. Varley has secured a
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Flynn.
Mr. -and Mrs. J, pollard visited
position in London and his wife hat with M?". and Mrs. Cecil ^Patton in
Miss Alice’ Pfaff of Exeter,
the week-end at her home.
Mrs. Kate Jarrott, of Kippen, is
visiting friends in
Pte. Fred Beer,
ed with his wife
the week-end.
Mrs. Harry Smith, who has been
quite ill at her home here, is some
what improved. a
Mr. John Craig and sister, Miss
few days
town this week,
of London, visit-
and family over
Spencer
of their
Hannah, are spending a
With friends in Seaforth.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter
• entertained a number
friends on Friday evening,
Mrs. Jack Verbeen had her ton
sils removed at the office of Dr.
Steer on Friday of last week.
Mr, G. F. Ryckman, who has been
confined to his home during the
past week, is improving nicely.
Miss Kay Drysdale, of Kitchener,
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Mark Drysdale.
June Kennedy had her
removed at the office of Dr.
on Thursday of last week
John Henderso^n had his,
removed at the office of Dr.
on Thursday of last week.
Dorothy McNaughton had
Vestry Meeting
St, Paul’s church vestry meeting
was held Monday, January 19th, at
8 p.m., with 16 members present-
The chairman, Rev. M, A. Hunt
opened the meeting with prayer, The
reports read by Miss Fee 4 showed
the treasurer’s report, mission ■ac
count, Guild, W.A., Sunday Schoo
and the special report, all having a
surplus on hand,
The following officers were ap
pointed for the year: Wardens, G
C. Petty and J. Henderson;
men,
L. Clark, W. Fee, A, L. Case; de
legate to Synod, G. C. Petty; sub
delegate, R. Middleton; select ves
try, H’. Lawrence, W. Fee, Geo.
Hawkins, R. Middleton,
Clark, Mrs. R. Middleton,
Case; secretary-treasurer,
Fee; vestry clerk, A. L.
Church Services
JU
; sides-
Middleton, H. Lawrence
Mrs.L.
> A.L.
Miss M,
Case.
Miss
' tonsils
Smiilie
Mr.
tonsils
Smiilie
Miss
her tonsils removed at the office
of Dr. Smiilie- on Thursday of last
week.
Mrs. John Allen, who spent the
past week visiting with her sister-
in-law, Mrs. John Taylor, has re
turned home.
Miss Grace Beckler, of London
Normal School, is at present put
ting in a week teaching in Miss
Pfaff’s room.
The annual congregational meet
ing of Carmel Presbyterian church
will be held on Monday, February
2nd, at 8 p.m.
Miss Margaret MacLaren, of Wa
terloo, spent a few days recently
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. R‘.
Y. MacLaren.
Miss Mary Clark, who holds a
good position in Wingham, visited
over the week-end with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. Alf Clark.
Mrs. Lome Scott, of Toronto, is
visiting at the home of her par
ents, owing to the illness" of her
father, Mr. G. C. Petty.
Mr. and Mrs. Herb Britton and
family, of near„,Dublin, spent Sun
day with Mrs. Britton’s mother,
Mrs, Hannah Workman.
Mr. David Kilpatrick left on
Monday for London, where .he has
secured a good position. Mrs. Kil
patrick will remain here for a time
The dance held in -the town hall
on Tuesday evening was well at
tended. Music was furnished by
Clayton Steeper’S orchestra. The
door prize was won by Wm. Cooper
Kippen.
Mr. G. C. Petty; who . bus been
in poor health for the past few
wieeks, was 'taken 'to Victoria Hos
pital, London, for treatment. His
many friends wish him a speedy
recovery.
Mr. and" Mrs.' Scott Welsh, who
recently moved into their new home
entertained a few friends to din
ner on Tuesday evening, the occa
sion being Mr. Welsh’s birthday. He
received many congratulations and
some -nice gifts. A most enjoyable
evening was spent at cards, etc.
Pte. Lloyd O. Nichol, of the
Highland Light Infantry, who has
been serving in England, and has
returned home, ca'lled at the home
of his cousin, Mrs. Mary Buchan
an. Lloyd is now stationed in Lon
don. Three older brothers are alsc
serving in England.
The members of the Women’s
Institute wish to thank all those
who so generously donated to the
rummage shle held in the town
■hall last Saturday,
to thank all those
pecially Mrs. Tom
Wm. Bell for their
result of the sale they were able to
hand over $100 to the Red Cross
Society.
The annual Masonie “At Home”
was held in the Masonic Hall oil
Tuesday evening. 'the first part
of the evbning’s entertainment took
the form of a picture show. Dur
ing the evening progressive euchre
was played, the following being the
Prize-winners: Latl'ies’ high, Mrs
Uipshall, Kippen, Mrs, C. Farquhar;
gents' ‘ ‘ ‘ " ............
Wm.
Bagg, _ _
R. J. Cooper, Kippen
served.
Death of'hliss Mazzei Cook
The funeral Of Miss Hazel. Cook
was .held on Monday, Jan, 26. Miss
Cook,
died
erich
only
have .. ...this week to Mr. Albert Walff, son
They also wish
who helped, es-
Kyle and Mrs.
services. As a
high, Mr. Hugh McMurtrie,
Bell; ladies’ consolation, Mrs
Goderich;, gents’ consolation,
Lunch was
whose home was in Leeburn
at Alexandria Hospital, God-
after a brief illness. She.was
25 years of age and was to
been married on Friday of
the United church
last
A.
an-
our
the
in
attended on Sunday
minister, Rev. . R.
charge. The morning
Services
were well
with the
Brook, in.
them by the choir was “God Is
Refuge and Strength” and in
evening “Incline Thine Ear”.
In the absence of Rev. Wm. Weir
on Sunday, Mr. Self, a student of
London, had charge of the services
in Cannel Presbyterian church. ‘He
also taught' the Bible class and lat
er gave a short, interesting talk to
the boys and girls on the word
“Watch”. The morning anthem
by the choir was “The Morning
Light” and in . the evening, “All
Hail the Power of Jesus’ Name”.
Rev. Wm. Weir was in charge of
the services in Haven Presbyterian
church in Exeter on Sunday
and dispensed communion at
morning service.d
Class Meeting
Wohelo Class of the United
met on Friday evening, with
MacKenzie in the chair. The
opened by singing the
last
the
The
church
Gladys
meeting
hymn, “What a Friend We, Have
in Jesus” followed by the Lord’s
prayer. The scripture lesson, Luke
chapter 18, was read by Mrs. David
Kyle. Hymn, “Take My Life and
Let it Be”, was sung, after which
Ross Forest took -the chair for the
business and election of officers.
Elva McQueen, the treasurer, gave
the financial report. Officers for
the coming year are: Rres., -Mar
garet Sheppard; vice-pres., Edison
Forest; treas., Ross Forest; sec..
.Mrs. D. Kyle; pianist, G. Luker;
asst, pianist, Bob Hess; press sec.,
Mrs. Maud Hedden; conveyance,
P. McNaughton, D. Kyle; buying
comm., Edna" Walsh, Edna Saun-
dercock. The meeting closed with
•the National Anthem, after
a dainty lunch was seryed,
W.O.T.U. Meeting
The regular meeting of
W.C.T.U.
which
the
was held in t'he school
room of the United church on Thurs
day, February 22nd, with Mrs.
Brook in the chair for the devotion
al pant of the meeting. Hymn 150
“Sound the Battle Cry” was sung.
Mrs. . Brook gave the prayer and
read the scripture lesson. Prayer by
Mrs'. A. Lammie was ' followed by
hymn 143,
Coming”,
president, Miss Consitt,
vice-president read
■the last meeting,
•part in slip sheets
ray, Mrs. Christie,
las and Mrs. V. Fee.
“Work for the Night Is
In 'the absence of the
the first
th® minutes of
Those taking
were Miss Mur-
Miss I. Doug-
Mrs, Beavers,
of Exeter, gave a talk on “Tihe
Mothers’ Meetings”. $3.00 was
voted for prizes for Suhday Schools.
An interesting talk was given by
Miss Murray. Arrangements foir
sizes of patchwork quilts were
made and Mrs. Passmore, Mrs,
der
the
Mrs. Fee were appointed
Work committee.
El-
to
•Congregational Meeting
The annual congregational meet
ing of the United Church was held
on Monday evening,
with the minister,
Brook, in the chair,
tary, Mr. Goodwin, reported a very
successful year. The Session re
port ‘was read by Mr. Henry Hor
ton and the Sunday scnooi report
by Edison Forest, superintendent.
A vote qf thanks was, moved to Clar
ence Smiilie, past superintendent.
The Yeung People’s Union report
was read by Miss Gladys Luker;
Mission Band, Baby Band and Mis
sion Circle by Mrs. Cross in the ab
sence of the leader; W.M.S, report
was read by the .president, Mrs.
■Cross; Women’s Association report
by the president, Mrs, J. MacAllis-
ter.
Mr. BrySdale said the church had
had one of the best years in its his
tory, Money raised
poses was $6,073.00
tial balance on hand.
January 26,
Rev. R". A
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for all nur-
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ENTERTAINING INSTRUCTIVE
London on Sunday,
Mrs, Brokenshiro is yisiting
relatives in London,
Sunday visitors with Mr.
i Mrs. Lorne Hicks were Mr. T,
lock, Mr. and Mrs. I. Pollock
daughter, of Ripley.
There will be a good program
box social in the Centralia school
on Friday, Feb. 6th, 'under the
auspires of the Home and School
club. Proceeds in aid of .
Please keep this date
Ladies bring your boxes;
bring your pocketbooks,
is great,
Y.P.U. fleeting
The Centralia Young People held
their regular meeting Tuesday. The
president opened the meeting with
the use of a hymn, after which the
Lord’s prayer was repeated. The
secretary read the minutes of the
last meeting. The Young People
received a letter from Lawrence
Truesdale, who thanked the Young
People for giving him such a fine
time while he was here with them.
Don Blair then took over the meet
ing and a hymn was sung. Aud
rey Powe read the scripture les
son and Marjorie Flynn gave a
reading. A very interesting topic
was given by Marjorie Isaac on the
life of Helen Keller, Marie Bus
well favored with a .piano solo.
The meeting was brought to a close
with a .hymn and prayer, Games
were enjoyed by all.
The January meeting of the Cen
tralia Red Cross unit was held in
the basement of the cnurch on
Tuesday, January 20 th with 20
members present, The meeting
•opened with the use of the National
Anthem, followed by prayer by the
president, Mrs. R. Smith. The sec
retary’s .report was read and adopt
ed. Mrs. L. Hodgson gave the re
port of the refugee comm,, and
M|i'S Baynham gave the report of
the knitting and 'the sale of the;
membership cards. A number of
letters of thanks were read from
our soldiers in Canada and overseas
in connection with the Christmas
boxes sent’ them. There were two
quilts quilted, after .which lunch
was served. The meeting was clos
ed with the repetition of the Miz
pah benediction. The following is
the list of articles sent in the last
shipment: 9 pairs socks, 1 scarf,
1 aero cap, 4 seamen’s boots, 2
caps, 1 cot quilt, 2 mothers’ gowns,
girl’s skirt, girl’s blouse, 11 hand
kerchief?
joined him for the winter.
j Miss Bernice Fahner, of London, I spent Sunday at
j' and Mrs. Harry
ily,
Herbert Eilber
ver attended the annual meeting oi
the Hay Township Fire Insurance
Company at (Zurich on Monday,
We regret to report that Mr.
Henry Eilber is quite ill, We hope
for a speedy recovery,
Mr, Jake Wein, of Camp Borden,
spent the .week-end at the home ol
Mr, and Mrs. Harry Fahner and Mr,
and Mrs. Ross Krueger.
Miss Ella Morlock, of Thedford,
spent the week-end at her home
I here.
Miss Clara Gaiser spent the week
end in Thedford,
Mr. Austin Fahner, in training at
Kitchener, spent the week-end at
his home.
Mr. and Mrs. E. K. Fahner, Aus
tin, Wallace and Elaine, and Mr,
and Mrs. Emmery 'Fahner, Norma
and Calvin spent Sunday with Mrs,
Hoffman, of London.
Miss Helen Telfer, of Toronto,
spent the week-end with hei* par
ents, My. and Mrs. M. W. Telfer, ■
The regular monthly meeting oi
the Crediton W.I. will be held at the
home of Mrs. H. K. Eilber -on Mon
day, February 2nd, at 2 pan.
Mr. and Mrs, Everett Haist, Mrs.
Roy Ratz, Mrs. Art Amy and Mrs.
Emery Fahner attended the funeral
of the late Mrs-. Young at Sarnia
| on Tuesday afternoon.
I At Brinsley Sunday School the
associate superintendent, Rowland
I Neil took
teachers
with him.
on associate officers and teachers
monthly.
The minister of the Crediton cir
cuit of the United church inaugur
ated a series of sermons on Sun
day, January 23 entitled “The More
Excellent Way”. The sermon
theme for Sunday, February 1st
will be “Tongues of Men and of
Angels without Love—Futility”
The annual meeting of the Cre
diton .United church Sunday School! was held recently. The following1
are the officers for 1942: Supt.; H.
Mitchell; asst., J. Mawhinney, E.
Chambers; rec. sec., Mrs. S. King;
envelope sec., Bryce Mack and Bill
Woodall; treas.Chambers; pa
per librarian, G. Mawhinney; mus
ical supervisors, Rhena and Audrey
Yearly; corr. sec., Mrs. J. Mawhin- j ney; teachers—Class 1, Mrs. Mack,
and daughterixl Evaline Mlack; Class 2, Mrs. Tre*
a couple of ' vethick, Doreen Baker; Class 4.
' Mary Chambers, Mrs. .J. Galloway;
Class 6, Mr. E. Chambers;
7, Mrs. Woodall;
vethick; Class 9, J. Mawhinney, H.
Mitchell; missionary convener, Mrs.
Lovie; ’temperance convener, T.
Trevethick; flower • comm., Mr. and
Mrs. G. Mawhinney, Mrs. A. King;
auditors, J. Mawhinney, Howard
Lightfoot.
Exeter the home of Mr.
Fahner and fam-
with
fund report was
Drysdale and the
by Mr. Goodwin,
■presented the list
follows; Stewards,
B. Cross, Carl Passmore, Wilson
Carlyle; conveners for flower fund
Miss Margaret Johnston; auditors,
Mervin Brown, R. J, Patterson;
M. & M, comm., Rev. R. A. Brook,
convener, Miss Irene Douglas, Greta
Lammie, W, B. Cross, G. M. Drys
dale, Wm, Forest; press sec,, Mrs,
M. Hedden. Miss Murray moved a
vote of thanks to Harry Smith for
his work, Mr. W. B. Cross moved
a vote of thanks to Dr. Smiilie for
■singing and playing the organ at
different times in the church, Dur
ing the meeting Miss Gladys Lu
ker played piano solos. Hymn “Je
sus Shall Reign Where’er the Sun’
was \sung, followed by the benedic
tion, Lunch was served ,by
Sunday School.-------- V.--------
given by Mr/s.
auditors’ report
Mr. J. Smiilie
of officers as
Ken Hicks, W,
the
DASHWOOD
Murray Wolfe, of Fort Erie, is
spending a week’s holidays with his
parents.
Mr, and Mrs. Ottq. Restemeyer
were Sunday visitors with friends
in St. Marys.
Mr. and Mrs. George Maier, of
Detroit, are visiting with relatives
in this vicinity.
Mr. Harry Kraft is very ill at his
home on the townline. His friends
hope for a speedy recovery.
A number <of young people gath
ered at Dr. Taylor’s residence on i
Monday evening for the purpose o
forming a Junior Red Cross Unit
■and officers were elected as follows:
Pres,, Miss Jean Cole; vice-pres.,
Gertrude Hoffman; sec., Myrtle
Gaiser; treas., Mrs. Elgin Merner.
The meetings will be held every
Monday‘evening at 8 o’clock in Dr,
Taylor’s building where the post |
young)•office formerly was. All
people are urged to attend.
Don’t
concert
Church,
forget the big Red Cross
at Grand Bend United
Feb. 6.
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I
KHIVA
A number from here attended the
fire insurance meeting at Zui'ich
on Monday.
Mrs. Joe Baker
Joan are spending
weeks with relatives at Grand Bend,
Mr. and Mrs/ Ed. Wurm and
daughter, Shirley Ann, of St.
Catharines are spending a couple of
weeks with the latter’s 'parents',
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Willert.
Mr. Gord*on Sararas and his
mother, Mrs. G. Sararas, of Zurich,
and Mr. Mervin Willert, of ’ Lon- i
don, visited on Sunday with Mr. and ]
Mrs. Otto Willert. i
The sympathy of this community*
is extended, to Mr. Wm. Hartman j
and family in the loss of a loving;
wife and mother, Mrs. Wm, Hart-I
man, who passed away on Monday, |
January 26th. I
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ELIMVILLE j
Mrs. Routley, of Woodham, .has!
been spending the past week at
Mr. Wm. Routley’s. •
Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Dearing and
baby, of Exeter, were Sunday guests
of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Johns.
Mrs, Wes. Horne has returned
home after visiting her sister, Mrs.]
Jas. McFalls, in London. Mrs. Me- -
Falls had the misfortune to fall I
recently, injuring hei* hip, and is I
at present,, in the hospital. (
About sixty persons were present;
Monday night at the open meet- i
ing .of the Farm Forum held in the |
basement of the church. Interest
ing discussions were the main fea
ture of the evening. Lunch was
provided by the members of the
Farm Forum group north of the
village.
The W.M.S. of this church held
its annual social evening, xvhepj
the husbands were invited, last
Wednesday evening. Ah ’invita,-
tiori to lheet at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Wesley Johns, In Exeter, was
accepted and about 25« gathered
there. A shoft meeting Was held,
the new president, Mrs. Ford, pre
siding. After singing a hymn, a
few Verses from the Missionary
Monthly program Were read. As
the theme for the yeai* is “Faith”
some hymhs on this subject were
used. Mr. Will Johns led in pray
er. Mrs.
scripture
11.1-10, Mrs. Podley and Mr. Frank
Brock sang a number and Mrs, R,
Batten gave a reading. Some
time was spent in contests after the
meeting and lunch was supplied in
boxes. A very’1'pleasant evening
was spent.
and Harry Bea-
charge with all associate
of classes co-operating
This obligation falls up-
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Class
Class '8, Mr. Tre-
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and
Fob
and
and
Red Cross,
in. mind
gentlemen
The need
MOUNT CARMEL
Mr. and Mrs. Trick have return
ed to Detroit and Windsor after
visiting with their aunt, Mrs. R.
H. Miller for a week. Mrs. Trick,
and Mrs. Miller called on friends in
Zurich and«, Dashwood on Wednes
day.
Miss E. Miller, of London, has re
turned. to her duties in that city
after visiting with her parents,
Mr. and Mb’s. Miller.
Mr, Jack Morrissey and Cyril
spent the week-end with relatives
in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bedard and
family, of Zurich, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. A.
Mr. and’ Mrs.
Goderich, spent the -week-end at
the home of Mrs. M. Regan.
Mr. John Campbell is spending
a few weeks1 with his sister,. Mrs.
Richard Ayotte, of Windsor.
Mr. Austin McKeever, of Toron
to, spent the week-end at the home
of his parents, M.r. and Mrs. Joe.
McKeever.
Mr. and Mrs. Hanley McDonald i and family, of Detroit, spent the
• week-end at the home of the lat
ter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Glavin.
Morrissey.
Bill Dietrich, of
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is
last
on
en-
CORBETT
Reeve Wilbert Young was in Lon
don attending County Council
week.
Mr. Rayburn Ulens called
'friends here on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Steeper
tertained his brothers and sisters
at a turkey dinner recently.
Mr. John Pickering and Mr. Cecil
Pickering were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Corsant over the
week-end.
Master Morley Hodgins, youngest
son of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Hod
gins has been in Victoria Hospital,
London,
days,
sbon.
for treatment for several
We. hope .to see him*’home
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HARPLEY
Ray Bannister, of Forest,
Mrs. Ed.
very suc-
Thursday
Des jar dine
and MrS.
Mrs.
spent a few days with
Hartle.
Mrs. Carruthers had a
cessful quilting bee on
afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob
spent Sunday with Mr.
Jack Ridley.
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love spent
Sunday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Jack Ridley.
Mr. and Mrs. Marriage, of DeJa-‘
.ware spent the week-end with
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Murray.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hardy*
and Helen and Frank, of Hagers-
ville Spent Saturday afternoon with
Mr. and Mrs. Ross Love.
A number of friends surprised
Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Murray on
Saturday evening, the occasion of
their 25th wedding anniversary. Mr,
and Mrs. Murrhy received some very
handsome gifts.
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Miss Alice Smith, of
holidaying with friends.
Mrs. Frank Parkinson
ing Mrs. Fred ‘Foster,
for a few days.
Mr. -and Mrs. Thos.
Granton, were recent
Mr. and Mrs. E. Foster.
Miss Shirley
week-end with
Norma Wilson,
Several from
tended a Red Cross, meeting
Woodham on Monday afternoon.
Mtr. and Mrs. E. Squire spent
Tuesday in Woodham with Mrs.
Morley, who was celebrating her
’84th birthday.
Friends will be pleased to learn
that Marion Rodd, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. (Frank Rodd, who is a pa
tient in St. Joseph’s Hospital, Lon
don, is improving at time of writing.
Mr. and Mrs. George Mardlen
and family of Wesley, Mrs. ■■ Ettie
Hooper and Harold, of St! Marys,
Glen-
with
and Mrs. Arthur Baker, of
dale, were Sunday visitors
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Millson.
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SAINTSBURY
Miss Lorraine Dobbs spent
week-end under the parental roof.
Mrs. Jim Atkinson and Ralph
spent Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Herman Atkinson.
The many friends of Mirs. A.
MacDonald are glad to hear that she
is slowly improving.
Mr. George Essery, of London,
spent Sunday with his daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Davis,
Ilene and Wilfred spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyne Dobbs were,
the guests of Mr. and' Mrs. ‘Fred
Dobbs fol* tea Sunday evening.
St. Patrick’s church is holding
the vestry meeting on Thursday
evening of this week at eight
o’clock.
Mrs. F.red Dobbs has received
word that her sister, Mrs. Nellie
Dobbs, of Toronto, is undergoing
another operation this week.
the
(Rev.) Mair read the
lesson from Hebrews
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Securo Vonr Coupons for Times-
Advocatc Draw!
CREDITON EAST
Mrs. Howard Truemner and baby
son returned home on Monday from
Dr. Fletcher’s hospital at Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Merner and
family spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Harold Glanville on No. 4
Highway, near Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. Aaron Wein, Arliss
and Wilmer and Mr. Irvine Mots
spent Sunday with Mir, and Mrs.
Wes. Wein, -near Sharon.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Hamilton and ___ _ ___
Barry, of Grand Bend,, and Mr, j friends Saturday in -the village.
Garfield Brock, of Exetev, spent | Mr. and Mrs. Milton Gregory lef
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs, H. Lewis, rthis week to spend a .month with
Mrs. Georgd Wright and Mrs, J J
Brokensliire, of Windsor, returned] ivirs XJUlue
home on Saturday after a few days’! Htt?e%o^U Billy, ...........
visit with their parents, Mr. and home in London Sunday accomban
Mrs. EH Lawson. f iod by Miss Jean Denham
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KIRKTON
Mr. and Mrs. Ernie Cochrane, -oi
London, were Sunday guests with
I. N. Marshall.
We extend sympathy to Mr. and
Mrs. Stewart Shier, in the death of
their little daughter.
Mrs. Violet Walker, of Milver-
ton,, is holidaying with her parents
Mr/and Mrs. E. Stone.
< Mr. Stewart Crew, of Stratford
a former Kirkton boy, called on
GRAND BEND
Don’t forget the big Red Cross
concert at Grand Bend United
Church, Feb. 6.
Mr. Mansel Mason is spending a
few -days in London.
Mo’, and Mrs. Fergus Turnbull vis
ited on Friday and Saturday in
Ingersoll.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman
were last Sunday visitors
Arthur Baker.
The fine weather 'has
possible ’to start work -on i
ar at the airport.
Mrs. Gordon Ulens, of
visited for a few 'days with
Mrs. J. W. Holt.
Mrs. Frank Statton is
ing slowly, having undergone an
operation Jast week.
Mr. Ivan Sharrow, of Woodstock,
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. Sharrow.
Mr. Fred Statton, -of Exeter, spent
Sunday'with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. W. Statton.
Mr. Jim Luther, of Greenway, Is
visiting with his brother, John,
for a few days this week.
Mr. and Mrs. John H. McGregor,
of $Exeter, visited with her -par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. ■ S. Webb, on
Sunday. .
Mr. Erwin Holt, of the R.C.A.F.,
of Dunnville, and M,r. Burton Green,
of London, spent the
the village.
■Mr. Jack Turnbull,
A.F., Winnipeg, is
couple of weeks’ leave with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Max Turnbull.
The sympathy of the community
is extended to the family of the
late Thomas Webb, who passed
away on Monday leaving to mourn
their loss three sons, Stewart, Rus
sell and Milton and five daughters,
Mrs.'Frank Turner, Mrs. Ira Steb
bins, M(TS. Max Turnbull and Mrs.
Wilbur McLinchey in this vicinity
and Mrs. Ralph Williams, of De
troit. Mrs. Webb predeceased him
a few years ago. The funeral was
held on Wednesday with interment
Id Grand Bend Cemetery. Services
were conducted in Grand Bend Un
ited church following the
ment.
Turnbull
with Mr.
made it
the hang-
London,
Mr. and
improv-
■>
week-end in
of the R.C.
spending . a
inter
Rev. C. Beacom officiated.
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Mrs, Lome Marshall and her
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