HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1939-01-05, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES-ADVQCATE THURSDAY, JANUARY Mh, 1989
HENSALL
Mrs. Walks visited last week with
relatives at St. Marys.
Mrs. Geo. Walker is visiting this
week with relatives in Toronto.
Mr. Jack Farquhar spent the
week-end with friends in Exeter.
Miss Mabel Hill, of London, visit
ed ever the week-end with relatives
here.
Mr. Roy Kyle, of Sudbury, spent
the holidays with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Kyle.
Mr, Harry Hoye, of Kitchener,
visited over the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. E. W. Fink.
Mrs. E. L. Mickle was confined
to her room last week suffering
with an attack of tonsilitis.
Mr. Ray Foster, df Toronto, spent
the Christmas holidays with his par
ents Mr. and Mrs, A. Foster,
Mr. Ferris Cantelon, of Schom
berg, visited over the week-end with
hie mother Mrs, D. Cantelon.
Miss Irene Smale, of London, vis
ited over the week-end with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Smale.
Rev. R. Keith iLove, of Kintore,
visited over the holiday with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Love.
Miss Sadie Fletcher, of Moore
field, is visiting her brother-in-law
and sister Mr. and Mrs. Ed. Fink.
Mdss Grace Brock, of London, vis
ited over the week-end with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. [Brock.
Miss E. Johnston returned from
Toronto after spending (Christmas
with her friends on Douglas Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Taman, of Blen
heim, visited over the week-end with
the latter’s parents Mr. and Mrs. C.
MoDonell.
Mrs. Lou Simpson is very poorly
at date of writing suffering from a
severe attack of sinus trouble, which
i? very painful.
Miss Victoria Bolton returned to
Toronto after spending the holidays
with her parents Mr. and Mrs. Gor
don Bolton.
Mrs. W. R. Davidson and son Al
len returned home ion Saturday after
a very pleasant visit with relatives
at Wingham.
Billy and Betty Mickle have been
confined to their rooms during the
past week with cold and inflamma
tion in their ears.
The many friends of Mr. Lome
Foster will be pleased to hear he is
able to be up and around again af
ter his recent illness.
, Miss Patsy MoDonell returned to
her home on Saturday after a very
pleasant visit with Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Taman at Blenheim.
- Miss Martha Carlisle returned to
London last week after spending the
holiday with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Wilson Carlisle.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook return
ed to Toronto after spending the
holiday with the former’s parents
Mr. and Mrs. C. Conk.
Mr. Robt. Passmore returned to
Toronto on Monday after spending
the holidays with his parents Mr.
and Mrs. John Passmore.
Mr. Howard Hemphill and sister
Miss Mary, of Toronto, spent the
week-end with their parents Mr. and
Mrs. A. W. E. Hemphill.
Miss Adams, of Toronto, returned
home -on Monday after a very plea
sant visit with hex- uncle and aunt
Dr. and Mrs. I. G. Smillie.
Miss Mildred Forest, nurse-in
training at Victoria Hospital, Lon
don, visited this week with her par
ents Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Forest.
Mdss Margaret E. Grieve has re
turned to her duties at teacher at
S. S. No. 10, Hay after spending the
Christmas holidays with her friends
at Seaforth.
Mrs. W. Pfaff and daughters Miss
Beryl and Alice returned home from
Delhi after spending Christmas with
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pfaff and dau
ghter Sheila.
Miss Joyce Scruton returned to
Toronto on Monday after visiting
over the week-end with hex' mother
Mrs. A. Scruton and sister Mrs. P.
McNaughton.
Miss Lettie Love has returned to
her duties as teacher of one of Tor
onto’s schools after spending the
holidays with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Wnx. Love.
Miss Kilpatrick has returned to
her duties as assistant teacher at i
the Hensail Continuation School af
ter spending the holidays at hex’
home at Strathroy.
Mrs. A. L. Case is in St. Joseph’s
Hospital, London, where she is re
ceiving treatment suffering from a
severe throat infection. Hex’ many
friends hope for a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm, Simpson, of
Detroit, spent a few days iix town
owing to the illness of the former’s
mother Mrs. Lou Simpson. Mrs. W.
Simpson will remain for a few
weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Patterson ob
served their 25tli wedding anniver
sary very quietly at their home on
Friday owing to the illness of the
former’s mother Mrs. Hannah Pat
terson.
The many friends of Mr. Ross
McKay will be pleased to hoar he
is somewhat improved iix health.
Mr. McKay has been confined to hie
homo for soxne time suffering from
an attack of bronchitis.
Much sympathy is felt for Mrs.
Bert McBride, formerly Miss Mae
Coward in the death of her mother
Mrs. Geo. Coward, of Wincholsea,
who pased away on Saturday night
Boiled Kettle With
Old Crutches
Once Used Them Because
of Rheumatism
He was not wrong, either — this
man who concluded that he would
not need his crutches again. Writ
ing of his experiences, he says:—
“Foi' five years I suffered terribly
from rheumatic pains, and I began
to think my case was hopeless. I al
so had a bad stoixiach, and I rarely
had a meal without my food repeat
ing on me. One day an old friend
told me to try Kruschen Salts. So
I bought a bottle and gave it a trial.
“After some time I was able to
enjoy a good meal and to walk more
freely. One morning J g-oit up and lit
the fire, and my mother thought 1
was crazy, because I sawed my old
crutches up boiled the kettle for
coffee with them. That was six
years ago, and I am now back at my
old job as a chef.”'—H.A.B.
Do yoxx realize what causes a good
deal of rheumatism? Nothing but
sharp-edged uric acid 'crystals which
form as the result of sluggish elim
inating organs. Kruschen Salts can
always be counted upon tO' clear
those painful crystals from the sys
tem.
lightful solo. These services were
all very well attended.
Celebrate 40tlx Wedding
Anniversary
the
Mr.
Among those who attended
fortieth wedding anniversary of
and Mrs. Chris. Haugh, celebrated
t the home of their son Mr. Wallace
Haugh, Brucefield on December 2'8,
were: Mr. and Mrs. Mark Drysdale,
Miss Kay Drysdale, Mr. and Mrs. F.
Hess, Mr, and Mrs. Geo. Hess, Bobby
and Ruth and ’Misses Marion and
Lois MacLaren. A very dainty buf
fet lunch was served, from a prettily
decorated table centred with a'three-
storey wedding cake by Mrs. Mac
intosh and Miss Hazel Haugh and
Mrs. Geo. Hess and Miss K. Drys
dale. Mr. Geo. Howard of Exeter,
was master of ceremonies and
George Hess, Bobby and Ruth
“The World is Waiting for the
rise” accompanied by Mr. Fred
on the guitar. Betty Allen
the “Sailor’s Hornpipe,” Mrs.
Howard was -present and was the
| bridesmaid at Mr. and Mrs. Haugh’s
wedding. The groomsman was Mr.
Robt. Drysdale of Sandusky, Mich.;
Mr. and Mrs. Haugh
family namely Miss
who is supervisor at
pital, Toronto; Mrs.
Wallace Haugh and
Haugh, of Toronto, whO' was unable
to attend. The family presented
them with a beautiful cabinet of
silverware. There were about 50
guests present from
ter and Dashwood.
Mrs.
sang
Sun-
Hess
danced
Geo.
have four of a
Hazel Haugh,
Wellesley Hos-
Maclntosh, Mir.
Dr. Garman
CREDITON
after a short illness. Mrs. McBride delivered
is well-known here having been om-Mrs.
ployed with Mr. T. C. Joynt fox* some
time.
Miss Hazel Thompson returned
to hex- d'uties as teacher in the Parry
Sound district after spending the
holiday with hex’ parents Mr. and
Mrs. Robt. Thompson.
Business Sold
Mr. T. D. Wren has sold out his
business here to Mr. Henderson, of
Glencoe, who gets possession im
mediately. 'Sir, and Mrs. Wren
moved to> Mrs. Bertha Bell’s house
oxx Monday and Mr. Henderson with
his wife and family will occupy the
rooms vacated by Mr. and Mrs. T. D.
Wren.
United Church Services
The services in the United church
Sunday were very well attended in
spite of the weathex’ and condition
of the roads. The Sacrament of the
Lord’s Supper was dispensed at the
morning service and a very beauti
ful quartette “The Old Rugged
Cross” was sting by Mrs. M. Drys
dale, Miss Ruth Brook, Mr. W. O.
Goodwiix and Mr. Harry Horton.
Miss Lettie Love of Toronto sang a
delightful solo at the evening ser
vice. The minister Rev. R. A.
Brook delivered a very fine sermon.
Clxiselhui’st Young People Meet
The regular devotional meeting of
Chiselhurst, Young People’s Society
was held on Tuesday evening and
was in charge of Mrs. Thos. Brint-
nell. Irma Dell Chambers and Adeen
Chambers sang a delightful duett.
Aftex’ singing a hymn Miss Beatrice
DroVer presided ovex’ a contest on
questions from the Old and New
Testament. Aftei’ the closing hymn
the Mizpah benediction was repeat
ed. A contest “Springtime and
Ragtime” was given out by Miss J.
Venner.
Cannel Church. Services
The services in Carmel Presbyter
ian Church were well attended on
Sunday. In the morning service
Rev. W. A. Young delivered a spec
ial New Year’s message and the
choir sang an anthem with Mrs. J.
W. Bonthron taking the solo part.
Mr. Andrew MacKenzie, who is
studying for the ministry preached
a very fine sermon at the evening
service. Rev. W. A. Young sang an
excellent solo. Mrs. Young very ably
presided at the organ in the absence
of the organist Mrs. John Murdock.
Hockey Meeting
A well attended meeting of hockey
fans took place in the Town Hall
Friday, December 29 th. It was de
cided to enter’ a team in the Cyclone
league. Hensall can boast a young
but keen team this year. The offic
ers elected are as follows: Honorary
President, W. H. Golding M.P.;
President, James Ballantyne M.L.A.,
Manager, Orville Twitchell; coaches
John Passmore and Morris Farqu
har,’ secretary - treasurer, Claude
Biowes; Committee, Garnet Case, F.
Smallacombe, Ernie Shaddock, Jas.
Patterson, Joe Flynn, Harry McMil
lan, Stanley Tudor and T. C. Joynt.
Week of Prayer
This being the Week of Prayer
all over the world services wore ar
ranged in the three local churches.
On Tuesday evening the service was
held in the United Church when
Rev. R. A. Brook delivered the ser
mon, assisted by Rev. W. A. Young
in the absence' of Rev. M, A. Hunt,
who was unable to be present. Mr.
W. 0. Goodwin sang a beautiful solo
“Prayer Perfect.” The service on
Wednesday evening was held in St.
Paul’s Anglican church when Rev.
W. A. Young preached an excellent
sermon on “Prayer.” The choir
was assisted by members of the
Presbyterian and United Church
choirs. On Thursday evening the
service was held in Carmel Presby
terian Church and Rev, R. A. Brook
a very fine address and
J, W. Bonthron sang a very do-
Funeral of the Late
Hensall, Exe-
Wm. Jarrott
late Wm. Jar
thresherman,
his 7 3rd year
United
The funeral of the
rott, merchant and
who passed away in
was held from Hillsgreen
Church on Friday at 2 ip.m. with
interment in Exeter cemetery. The
pastor Rev. E. F. Chandler conduct
ed the service assisted by Rev. W. A.
Young. The deceased was well known
and highly respected and was presi
dent of the Western Ontario. Thresh
ers’ Association and membei’ of the
I. O. F. His wife who was former
ly Miss Christina Bonthron passed
away nine years ago. Surviving is
one daughter Annie at home; also
two brothers and two sisters: Nor
man Jarrott, of Toronto and James
Jarrott, Hillsgreen; Mrs. W. J. San
ders, London a-nd Mrs. Richard Jones
Seattle, Wash.
Messrs. Clive
rott, Charles
Davidson, Dr.
Murtrie. The
munity is extended to Miss Annie
Jarrott in the loss of her father.
of the blind.
Morlock and Mr, Oscar
the sick list. He hope
recovery,
Hedden, of Lucan, is
Miss Lenora Lawson.
Mr. and Mrs. James Brock return
ed home Saturday after spending
Christmas week with friends in Sar
nia.
Mr. Chas. Fahnex* is Bpending a
few weeks vacation at her home here
aftei’ which he intends returning t-o-
the Institute for the Blind at Lon
don, where he will continue taking
up the work
Mr. Albert
Pfaff are on
for a speedy
Miss Ray
visiting with
We regret to' report that Mr. John
Smith has been quite ill. We wish
him a speedy recovery.
Kenneth Lillow, Rodney Bowman
Nola Faist and Marguerite Guettin-
ger motored to Chicago, last week.
Mr. Harold Pletch returned to
Queen’s University, Kingston, after
spending the holidays with his par
ents Rev. and Mrs. A. E. Pletch.
Mr. and Mrs. William Smith and
son Gerald returned after
a few days last week at
Mich.
Mr. Henry F. Eilber was
St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, last
Friday where he underwent an op
eration. He is getting along as well
as can he expected.
' “‘Mr. Harry Radei' and son George,
of Dashwood, Mrs. George Lawson
and daughter Alice, of Stephen left
last week
nia. They
Lawson’s
that city.
Mr. Lewis Faist left foi’ Chicago
last Thursday to finish his course
in Diesel training for six weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Lowry, of
Camlachie, spent New Years at Mrs.
C. Roeszler.
Rev. E. E. Pletch, Oif Stratford, a
nephew of Rev. A. E. Pletch, will
preach next Sunday morning and
evening in the Evangelical Church.
spending
Pigeon,
taken to
for Los Angeles, Califor-
will be the guests of Mrs.
daughter Mrs. Prest of
Young People’s Union
Reduced Prices on Cars
a very
who* re-
Joseph’s
success-
DASHWOOD
Dr, W. D. Bryce, L,D.S., D.P.S.
PENTAL SURGEON
At office in Hartleib Block, Dash
wood, first three days of week
at office ever the p-ost Office, in
rich, last three days of week.
Huron County Short Courses
Hay and Stephen Townships in Agri
culture and Home Economics com
menced on Tuesday with
good attendance.
Miss Oneida Restemeyer
cently graduated from St.
Hospital, London, has been
ful in obtaining her registration ex
amination which entitles her to her
R. N. At present she is engaged on
the staff at the Hospital. We extend
congratulations.
Rev. H. E. Ropp-el visited his
brother in Tavistock this week.
Miss Catharine Finkbeiner has re
turned home after spending a few
weeks in Sarnia.
Mr. and Mrs. C. Cook, o-f Hensall,
were Sunday visitors with Mr.
Mrs. D. Tieman.
Mrs. Luft spent New Years
lier parents in Ktchener.
School opened on Tuesday
the same staff of teachers.
Mrs. Clayton Pfile had the
fortune to< slip' and fall on the icy
sidewalk in front of the shoe store
on Saturday afternoon striking her
head on the cement step cutting a
nasty gash in her head which re
quired several stitches.
Death of Ernest Rader
and
with
with
mis
The Young People's Union, Cred-
it.on United Church held their regular
meeting o-n Friday night at tb,e home
of Rev. and Mrs. Gladman. Mr.
Gladman opened the meeting with a
short prayer. The election of officers j
for the coming year were elected as I follows: President, Gerald Schoeder; !
Vice-President, Nelson Lamport; Se- j
cretary, Grace Hill; Treasurer, Rus-!
Ernest Rader, a lifelong resident
of this community died at his home
on the Goshen Line after a lengthy
illness. He was in his 63rd year.
Mr. Radei- is survived by his widow
one son Alvin at home and a daugh
tei’ Mrs. Oscar Miller of the Lake
Road; his mother Mrs. Jacob Rader,
of Dashwood; three brothers, Louis
and Fred, of Dashwood; Theodore,
of t-he Goshen Line; a stepbrother,
William Rader, of Zurich; three
sisters Mrs. Susan Haberer and Mrs.
Clara Decker, of Zurich; Mrs. Louis
Kraft of Dashwood and a stepsister,
Mrs. Joseph Willert, of DaS'hwo'O'd.
The funeral service was held at the
home on Sunday at two o’clock, fol
lowed by a service in Zion Lutheran
Church with Rev. T. Luft officiating.
Interment took place in Bronson
Line Lutheran cemetery.
The New Ford V8 De Lux Tudor 85 h,
p. motor has been reduced in price from
$985 to $915 delivered in Exeter,
Full Front Seat, Twin Air Horns, Crome Windshield Frame,
Two Crome Windshield Wipers and 600 x 16 inch tires are
Standard Equipment
This means our used cars are greatly reduced in Price
1929
1929
1929
1930
LOOK THESE OVER
Plymouth Coupe $95
Plymouth Coach $125
Chevrolet Sedan $150
Ford Coach like new
$175
1928 Ford Coach, new tires,
new radiator and all over-
Several Good Used Trucks
hauled and repainted $125
1937 Ford Coupe with heat
er and defroster, a nice
one ................................. $495
1938 Ford Coach, low mile
age, with heater and de
froster, only ...............$650
1-2 ton to 2 ton, up to 1937
Phone 64
SANDY ELLIOT
-:- Exeter, Ont.
WINCHELSEA
County snowplow
Marys road o-pen for
from Highway No. 4
has
New
Roy
and
The pall bearers were
Cochrane, John Jar-
Robinson, William.____
Moir and Hugh Me- ' sei Finkbeiner; Music Convenor, Mrs.
sympathy of the com-
(Intended for last week)
who was a very
of the Church
years and who'
and accepted a
brother Dr. Murray
ef-
for
re-
po
I
a few days we shall be in
of our Christmas joys and
hearty wish of the mem
adherents of the United
Hotnor Organist
The official of the United Church
recently forwarded a beautiful aero
pack completely furnished' to Miss
Eleanor Fisher,
ficient organist
the past twelve
cently resigned
sition witn her
Fisher at Gravenhurst. Following is
the address:
Deal’ Eleanor:
Within
the midst
it is the
bers and
Church Hensall, that your Yuletide
happiness will be unsurpassed. We
want to seize this holiday as an op
portunity to express to> you our sense
of deep appreciation of the services
that fox’ many years you have rend
ered us as oui’ organist. It came aS
a surprise to- us when you decided
to resign your position, and the re
gret was felt throughout the whole
congregation that we were obliged
to- release one whO' has been so
faithful and dependable in the dis
charge of all her duties. We cannot
adequately express the gratitude we
feel toward you, but we would ask
you to receive from us this slight
token of o-ur esteem and appreciation
We hope you will always look back
with pleasure to the years you have
spent with us, and remember that
in all the, changes that have taken
■place your steadfastness and loyalty
have greatly assisted in the building
up cf our church life here in Hensall.
Again we wish you success in your
new venture and trust that good
health and a full measure of pros
perity will be yours in the coming
years.
United church: H. Horton, Clerk of
the Session; M. Drysdale, Secretary
of the Official Board and Rev. R. A.
Brook, pastor.
Signed on behalf of Hensall
SWEET
'The purcil form in which
tobacco can be smoked”
He was at his club and he had
talked politics for an hour and a
half. “That’s the situation in a nut
shell,” he declared at the close.
“Good gracious!” exclaimed a mem
ber to his neighbor. “What a nut!”
o
“Spent your vacation on your
uncle’s farm, oh? Any fly-fishing
up that way?” No swatting.”
term of three years. Mr. G. Davis
was elected as auditor for >1939. It
was voted unanimously to purchase
a piano for the teaching of music
in the school.
ELIMVILLE
the report last week of the
service. The name of Mr.
Lutheran Ladies’ Aid
The Ladies’ Aid of Zion Lutheran
Church held their annual meeting
J. Galloway; Program -Convenors,, on December 14th in the basement
Group 1, Jack Galloway and Jack! of the church. The ip-astov Rev. T.
Anderson; Group 2, Alfred Mathers
and Ted Wright; Group 3, Doreen
Baker and Lillian Finkbeiner; .Lunch
committee, Mrs. A. Mathers', Doreen
Baker, Rhena Yearley, Edith King,
Howard Lightfoot; Treat committee,
Mrs. J. Galloway and Mrs. Gladman.
We decided to
ing on January
Rev. and Mrs.
mainder of the
games and contests after which a
dainty lunch was served by
Gladman.
hold our next meet-
13th at the home of
Gladman. The re
evening was spent in
United Siimday School
Mrs.
The annual United Church Sunday
School meeting was held December
29 th with. Rev. Mr. Gladman in the
chair. Opening exercises were con
ducted and reports of last year’s
work showed a successful year. The
election of officers for 193 9 is as
follows: Superintendent, H. Mitchell
Assist., E. Chambers, J. Mawhinney;
Recording Secretary, Mrs. J. Gallo
way; Envelope Secretary, J. Gallo
way; Assist., W. Woodall; Treasur
er, E. Chambers; Musical Supervisor
Mrs. J. Galloway; Corresponding
Secretary, Mrs. S. King; Cradle Roll
Supt., Mrs. J. Lovie; Assist., Mrs. D.
Gladm-an; Teachers, Class 1, Mrs.
W. Mack; Assist., Mrs. E. Chambers;
Class 2, Mrs. T. Trevethick, Assist.,
Lillian Finkbeiner; Class 4, J.
Woodall, Assists-., Russel Finkbein
er and Roy Lamport; No. 5, Mrs.
J. Galloway, Assist., Mary Chambers
No. 6, Mrs. Mitchell, Assist., Mrs. S.
King; Missionary Committee, Mrs.
Garfield Hill, H. Mitchell; Mrs. F.
Yearley, Mrs. Roy Swartz, Mrs. L.
Swartz, Mr. and Mrs. J. Galloway;
Temperance committee, Mr. T
Trevethick, Lawrence Swartz,
W. Mack, J. Mawhinney, Mrs.
Pen'hale; Flower committee, Mr.
Mawhinney, Mrs. A. King, Mrs.
Hill.
The Young Ladies’ class elected
their officers: teacher, Mrs. J. Wood-
all, Assist., Mrs. Garfield Hill; Pres.,
Doreen Baker; Vice-Pres., Grace Hill
Secretary. Tlene Mathers; Assist.,
Rhena Yearley; Treasurer, Lillian
Finkbeiner; Social Convenor, Helen
Finkbeiner.
Luft opened the meeting with prayer
and discourse oil St. Matthew, Chap.
1, verses 18-25 followed by singing
of hymn “Silent Night”. The business
meeting was then taken over and
conducted by the president Mrs. T.
Luft. The minutes of the previous
meeting was read approved and
adopted. Aftei’ the various commit
tees reported on the activities of the
month the meeting held its election
of officers for the following year:
Hon. President, Mrs. K. Rader;
President, Mrs. H. Wein; Vice-Pres.,
Mrs. J. Schroeder; Secretary, Mrs.
H. Restemeyer; Treasurer, Mrs. R.
Hayter; Work Committee, Mrs. H.
Rader, Mrs. D. Schroeder, Mrs. Schu
macher; Social Committee, Mrs. M.
Laub, Mrs. P. Fassold, Mrs. T. Miller
Entertainment committee, Mrs. Wm.
Kleinstiver, Mrs. E. Willert, Mrs. T.
Luft; pianist, Mrs. T. Luft; Member
ship committee, Mrs. O. Miller, Mrs.
M. Kraft; Librarian, Mrs. Neusch
wanger, Mrs. G. Merner; Auditors,
Mrs. F. Guenther, Mrs. F. Messner;
Visiting Committee, Mrs. H. Reste
meyer, Mrs. F. Schlunt. The meeting
was closed with the Lord’s Prayer in
unison.
“My good man, was it you who
saved my husband from drowning?”
“Yes, madam.” “Then where is his
hat?”
KHIVA
annual meeting
of S. S. No. 6
house on
Bible Class Social
of the rate-
was held in
Wednesday
Mr. Ted
chairman and
Mrs.
E.
Ct.
R.
A very pleasant social evening was
spent by tin- Adult Bible class at the
home of Mr. ami Mrs. Garfield Hill
on last Friday (-veiling. A business
mooting was hold at which the elec
tion of oftioers took place. Then a
number of games and contests wore
enjoyed and dainty lunch served.
The newly elected officers are as
follows: Teacher, J. Mawhinney, As
sist., IT. Mitchell; President, Mrs. G.
Hill; Vice-Presidents, Mrs. A. King
and Mrs. J. Lovie: Secretary, Mrs.
J. Mawhinney, Assist., Mrs. A. Baker
Convenor of Good Cheer committee,
Mrs. r. Hill: Convenor of Social
Committee, Mrs. F. Clark,
The
'payers
the school
morning December 2iSth,
Denonime acted as
Thos. Mawhinney as secretary. The
books were audited by Peter Regier-
and Rueben Davey and found to be
correct. Mr. jinx Mawhinney was re-
The Huron
kept the St.
motor traffic
to Kirkton.
Mrs. R. D. Hunter, who was in
jured in a motor accident last week
spent a few days with hei' daughtei’
Mrs. Jack Delbridge. We are pleased
that she is sufficiently recovered to
return to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brock, Mr.
and Mrs. Garnet Johns spent
Years eve with Mr. and Mrs.,
Brock of Kirkton.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Murch
Donna, of Elimville, spent Sunday
with Mrs. Geo. Delbridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Brock and
Marion, Mr. and Mrs. Wellington.
Brock and family, Zion, visited on
Friday with Mr. and Mrs. J. Bailey.
Mr, and Mrs. Ray Brock, of Kirk
ton, spent New Years with Mr.
Mrs. Frank Brock.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Brock
family spent New Years with
and Mrs. L. Rowcliffe.
Mr. and Mrs. Garnet Johns,
In
death of Mrs. Wm. Johns an error
was made in omitting the name of
Rev. Mr. Penrose as conducting the
funeral
Penorse was in the copy submitted
by oui' correspondent but was in
advertently omitted when the type
was set.—Ed.
MOUNT CARMEL
Miss Mary Regan, of Lucan, is
visiting her sister Mrs. Joe Dietrich.
Mr. and Mrs. George
family spent
at Arkona.
Mrs. Geo.
sad news onMr. and Mrs. Garnet Johns, MrJ 'of ^he death of her sister
Allen Johns spent New Years with I ot:iiy Cohan, of Detroit.
j Miss Camilla Glavin, of
is spending her holidays
sister Mrs. Joseph Carey.
Mrs. T. Denomme, of Detroit, call
ed on friends here last week.
Miss Madeline Glavin left last week
for Ottawa where she will visit her
sister Miss Clara Glavin.
Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Morrissey
and family, Mrs. Joseph Glavin, Mrs.
Gus. Morrissey and Mrs. Martha Mc
Phee attended the funeral of the lat
ter’s daughter Mrs, Cohan in Detroit
on Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Carey and
babe spent New Years with Mr. and
Mrs. James Glavin of Centralia.
On Monday evening Miss Mary G.
Mahoney, bride-elect was given a
surprise party when a number of her
girl friends gathered at the home of
her uncle Mr. Joseph Mahoney and
presented her with a miscellaneous
shower.
and
and
Mr.
and
their
fam-
holi-
and
and
Mr.
Mr. and Mrs. G. Duncan, of Plug
town.
Mr. and Mrs. F. V. Horne, and
Kathleen spent New Years with Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Whitlock, Eilmville.
Mr. and Mrs. John Prance
family spent the holiday with
friends at Greenway.
Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Veal and
ily, Mr. Lome Elford spent the
day with Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Johns,
of Elimville.
New Years visitors with Mr.
Mrs. Jack Delbridge were Mr.
Mrs. John Hunter, of Exeter;
and Mrs. R. D. Hunter, of Eden;
Miss Catherine Peters, of Varna;
Mr. Howard Hunter, of Toronto and
Mr. and Mrs. R. Dickens, of Saints-
bury.
We regret to report the death o-f
Mrs. Geo. Coward Jr., who passed
away suddenly on New Years Day.
The sympathy of the community is
extended to the bereaved family.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Cooper and
Isabel and Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Coop
er and family spent Monday with
Mr. and Mr. Horace Delbridge.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Fletcher
and family, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Fletcher and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Bert Fletcher and Marjorie
Monday with Mr. and Mrs.
Fletcher, of Exeter.
elected trustee for a three-year term.
The caretaking of the school was
awarded to Mr. L. Dearing. Inspect-I ors report for the last inspection |
shows the work ol’ the teacher is be
ing done very satisfactory.
School re-opened, here on Tuesday
after the Christmas holidays with
Miss Leila Mossey as the. teacher.
Mr. Matthew Clark is confined to
his bed with a heart attack. His
many friends hope for a speedy re
covery.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Stebbins and
Mr. Jacob Hanover, spent a few
days last week with relatives in Kit
chener,
Miss Mota Sure-rus. of Toronto, vis
ited last Thursday with Mr. ami Mrs.
Otto Willert.
Mr. and Mrs.
New Yea is with
Mr. and Mrs. T.
Miss Edith Warm, of Hoiisall, is
visiting her grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. Matthew clarke.
The. Misses L< reon and Dorothy
Becker, of London, fqrnt Now Years
at their homo.
Pius Dietrich spent
the latter’s parents
Ayotte, of Drysdale,
i
Annual School Meeting
Christmas
Morrissey
Thursday
Clark and
with friends
received the
of
BRINSLEY
last week
Mrs. Tim-
Centralia,
with her
spent
John
of S.The annual school meeting
S. No. 6, Usborne, was held in the
school an Wednesday morning, De
cembei' 28th with a fair attendance,
despite the bad weather. The meet
ing was called to order by Mr. Ed.
Johns, chairman of the board who
also- acted as chairman for the even
ing. Mr. W. J. Veal, the veteran
secretary, of the section acted as the
secretary. Minutes of the last annual
meeting togethei- with those of the
trustee meetings for the-past year,
were read and adopted. The audit
or’s report was given by Mr. Wm.
Routly which showed a very satis
factory balance. Mr. Ed. Johns the
retiring trustee was replaced by the
election of Mr. Nelson Coultis for a
The Junior farmers of Ailsa Craig
are putting on a play “Here Comes
Charlie” in the hall at West McGil
livray on Friday evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Lee are all
smiles. It’s a boy!
Reta Lewis, of Hamilton, spent
Christmas with her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Dan Lewis.
Mr. Earl Marley is sporting a new
Plymouth.
Several people of this vicinity
have been laid up with bad colds.
School opened on Tuesday last
with Miss Robertson, of Ripley and
Miss McLeod, of Ailsa Craig in
charge.
Many farmers are hauling water
owing to the shortage of rain.
Mrs. J. Turner and Mrs. Herb.
Sherritt are visiting at the home of
Mrs. George Hodgson.
Mrs. B. D. Niles visited at the
home of her sister Mrs. J. L. Amos.
Bowles: “Did the specialist make
yon give up anything?” Smith:
“I’ll say he did. Smoking, drinking
and ten dollars.”
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