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on
with relatives
McMillan vis-
relatives in
Miss Florence Welsh spent Satur
day in London.
Mrs. John Moore, of Algoma, Sault
Ste. .Marie, visited with relatives here
recently.
•Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Hunkin, of
Thames Road, visited
here on Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry
ited on Sunday with
New .Hamburg.
Collectors are making their annual
spring calls for the Western Ontario
Bible Society.
Mr. Robert McDougall has been
the guest of his cousin Miss Minnie
Reid during the past week.
Mr. David Nicol, who has been
seriously ill with a heart attack is
slowly improving in health.
Mr. Fred Corbett, who has been
seriously ill, suffering from a heart
attack, is slowly improving.
•Mr, F. G, iBonthron recently pur
chased the lot on which the Post
Office is situated from Mr. George
C. Petty.
Mrs. Marshall
London, visited
Mrs. Wm. Luker
■Gladys,
Mr. and Mrs.
St. Marys, visited with the former’s
parents Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hudson
on Sunday.
Mrs. Wm. Coleman and friend, of'
I
eye
at
in
Hagen who have spent the past sev
eral months in Florida returned to
their homes last week,
i ‘Mr,* A. L. Case who has been con
fined to his home for the past week
with an attack of influenza is slowly
improving, Miss Hammond R.N., of
London, who was in attendance re
turned to her home last week,
Mrs. Ed. Fink and Billy, who have
been visiting for the past two weeks
with the former’s parents Mr. and
Mrs. Everett Fletcher in Moorefield
returned home on Friday, They
were accompanied home by Mrs.
Fletcher who will visit here for a
couple ofu weeks.
Mrs. Wm. McKenzie and Miss I.
Douglas returned hoine this week af
ter attending the graduation at Tor
onto Bible Training Schpol from
which the former’s son Mr, Andrew
McKenzie graduated to Knox College
where he will study for the ministry,
Mrs. McKenzie, who has spent the
past several weeks with her sister
Mrs. Anna McDonald and Miss Mary
McAsh returned to her home in
Brucefield on Sunday. She was ac
companied home by Mrs. Elizabeth
McAsh who will spend a feiw days
with her.
Mr. and Mrs, Sheldon Coleman
and family, of Detroit, spent the
week-end with the former’s mother
Mrs. Wm, Coleman and aunt Miss
Annie e/ Consitt. Mrs. Coleman has
been suffering from severe
trouble for several weeks but
date of writing is somewhat
proved.
The Hensall Public and Continu
ation Schools have been ordered
closed for a week by the Health Of
ficer Dr. Smillie owing to an out
break of Scarlet Fever.- Miss Kilpat
rick, assistant teacher at the Con
tinuation School has been confined
to her room for the past week with
the disease.
■Special services were held in Car
mel Presbyterian Church on Sunday
and were largely attended. At the
morning service the minister Rev.
.W, A. Young spoke on ‘Our Church’.
Special mu?ic was rendered by the
, choir who sang two lovely anthems.
Mrs. Young and Mrs. W. A. MacLar
en sang a duet. At the evening
service the choir sang ah additional
two anthems with Mrs. Young tak
ing the soprano solo. • A very beau
tiful trio was also sung. Rev. W. A.
Young delivered a very inspiring ser
mon on “What it Means to be a
Presbyterian.” Rev. Mr. Peddie, of
Clinton assisted at the service. •I ' Presentation Prior to Wedding
o___ .... ______ - 1 A very pleasant evening was spent
as a delegate from St. Paul's Angli- 1 last Tuesday at the home of Mrs.
can church. I Anna McDonald, whose marriage
Mr. Owen Geiger, who has been took place on Wednesday to Mr. Wil-
confined to his room during the past _son, of Goderich, when a number
week owing to illness, is improving of her friends very pleasantly sur-
at date of writing. 1 prised her and presented her with
Mr. Pedwell, of Thorn'bury, is in eight handsome water goblets,
town this week assisting Mr. Thos. very dainty lunch was served to
' guests.
Presentation at Cannel Church
Memoriam
It is with deep regret that
name of Mrs. Wm. Douglas, Bruce
field, was omitted in last week’s
issue in the presentation of Carmel
Presbyterian church of two oak flow
er pedestals. These pedestals Were
s. 1 Sunday,
spent the week-end i -Api'H 23rd by Mrs. Wm. Douglas,
aunt ^Irs- Martha Harvey and Mrs. Annie
I Logan in memory of their parents
the late Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Hud
son, of Hensall.
I. O. O. F. Lodge No. 233 Attend
Divide Worship
The services in the United church
were well attended on Sunday. At
the morning service the choir sang a
beautiful anthem, soloists Mrs. G.
i M. Drysdale and Miss Ruth Brook.
and son Lorne, of
on Sunday with
and daughter Miss
Lloyd Hudson, of
London, visited on* Sunday at the
home of the former’s uncle Mr. Wes
ley Coleman,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Cook, Toron
to, visited over the week-end with
the former’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
C. Cook.
Mrs. Grace
been in good
been confined
month’s rest.
Miss Mary Fee attended the An
glican W. M. S. in London last week '
Harpole, who has not
health recently, has
to her room for a
Welsh in loading a carload of lum
ber for shipping.
Mrs. Bertha Bell has returned to
her home after spending several
weeks with her sister, Mrs, Jean
Cawthorpe in Tavistock.Mrs. Thos. Hudson is visiting for. |
a few days at the home of her son-
in-law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. I
Earl Mitchell, Usborne. J •" ’•"T’W’/' ’ -Mr. and Mrs. Alger Brown, of,®^ace^ iu tie church on
Oxford, Mich., s—’ < April 23rd by Mrs. Wm.
with the former’s uncle and
Mr. an’d Mrs. Fred Corbett.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Parkins
week-end at the home of
and daughter, Mr.
Flynn in London.
Mrs, E. L. Mickle,
spent the week-end
spent
their
andt'
s$i-in-law
Mrs. 'Cline
Mr. and
and Betty
the former’s parents, Mr. and
Geo. T. Mickle, of Ridgetown.
A meeting of the Hensall Bowling
Billy
with
Mrs.
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Club will be held on Friday evening The bretbren of the I.O.O.F. Lodge
_ X nt O n in All tlmsfl ' .__ . ___ .... . ____at the club house at 8 pan. AU those (■
interested are invited to be present. '
IMrs. R. D. Bell spent a few days
last week visiting with her son-in-
law and daughter Mr. and Mrs. Elgin
Hayter and young sori in London.
Mr. Joe McCully and daughter
Miss Grace McCully, of iBrucefield,
visited on Sunday with Miss Han
nah Craig, Messrs. John and Wm.
Craig.
Mrs. Lorne McNaughton and dau
ghter Ruth, of Hibbert, visited on
Monday with the former’s father Mr.
Wm. L. MacLaren and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy MacLaren.
Mrs. Mary Willert, who has been
ill for several weeks is much im
proved in health and is visiting at
the home of her daughter Mrs. John
Kydd at Exeter.
The annual spring anniversary
of Carmel Presbyterian church will
be held on iMay 28th, when Rev. J.
MacKay', of London will be the
special Speaker.
Workmen are busily engaged in
the erection of two new houses on
King street on the property of Mr.
James Patterson and Mr. William
Foster.Quite a number from here attend
ed the 'Masonic “At Home” of the
Leb an oh "Forest Lodge A.F. & A.M.
.No. 13§’'hhid,’iri the Exeter Arena
on Wedrieriday Evening,
Mrs. Albert Beii arid son Mr. Har
old Bell B.S.A., visited in London
and Dorchester on Tuesday with
Rev. Beverley Fai*r, former rector of St, Paul’s Anglican church here’
who was married recently,
Miss Sadie Fletcher, who has spent
the winter months with her brother
inMaw and sister Mr. and Mrs, Ed,
Fink returned to- her home in
Moorefield last week,
Mr, arid .Mrs. A. W. E. Hemphill,
.Alias Lillian Fulton and' Mr, joo
No. 233 attended the evening ser
vice in a body, it being their one
hundred and twentieth anniversary.
Rev. R. A. Brook delivered a 'very
fine sermon on “Love Supreme’’ The
choir sang a very appropriate an
them and a mixed quartette com
prising Miss Florence Welsh, Mrs.
Geo. Hess, Mr. W. O. Goodwin and.
Dr. I. G- Smillie sang. Miss , Greta Lammie presided at the orgah.
Hensall Woman 82, Vetoes Modes
Now
Mrs. Nicholson Horton celebrated
her eighty-fotirth birthday quietly
at the home of her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Pat
erson. Mrs. Horton is the former
Miss Agnes Wren, and was born on
the Wren farm east of ChiselhurSt.
With her husband ahd family she
Resided on the homestead farm for
Spears, then lived in Seaforth for fif
teen years, and for nineteen years
has lived here. Her late husband,
Nicholson Horton died about twelve
years ago. Mrs. Horton has a fam
ily of Six children; also twenty
grandchildren and four great-grand
children. (Mrs. Horton has spent
several winters in California and
visits the members of her family
iri the West frequently. .She has de
cided opinions and lias no place
for girls smoking and drinking, as
sjiieh practices were little in vogue in
her earlier years.
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A man home on leave from a part
of Africa' generally held to be un
healthy Was recounting his experi
ences.“There’s nothing the matter with
the country,” he said. “All it requir
es IS a better type of settler and a
decent water supply,”
“If you come to think of it,” re
marked one of Ills listeners, “those
are the only drawbacks to Hades,”
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AH citizens who wish to have rub
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same in .containers and on the streetj
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Half holidays will commence on
Wednesday, May 17 and continue to
September 39th. „ S
Mr. and Mrs. Mose Faist and Le
wis and Miss jNola Faist attended the
funeral of the }ate Mrs. Gus. Wurtz
at pigeon, Mich. Mrs. Jacob Haist
returned with them for a visit,
“Father and Son” banquet will be
held in the Sunday School auditorium
of the Evangelical Church on May
29th, This will be another splendid
social function of the Dorcas Band
and C. I. C. classes. The fathers .and
sons of the Evangelical church and
community are cordially invited.
Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Hendrick visit
ed on Sunday in Detroit,
Those receiving prizes at the su
gar draw Saturday evening were;
Wm. Watson, 50 lbs.; Wm. Wein 25
lbs.; Eli Sims 15 lbs. and Alex Hod
gins 10 lbs.
Mrs, Charlotte Brown is visiting
this week in Kitchener.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Griffith
son Harry, of Toronto, spent the
week-end with Mr, and Mrs. Fred
Kerr.
’ Rev. W. F. Krotz, of New Sarepta,
Alberta, is representing the North
west Canada Conference at the Cen
tennial Conference held at Kitchener
this week. Rev. Krotz preached
very acceptably at the Evangelical
church 'Sunday evening. He gave a
fine presentation of the work in the
Canadian West from the geographi
cal and historical viewpoint,
Rev, A, E'.’ Pletch is attending the
Conference at Kitchener this week.
There will be no services at the
Evangelical Church next Sunday,
May 7.
and.
Ladies’ Aid
The meeting of the Ladies’ Aid
was held at the home of Mrs. Cliff
Hill on Tuesday evening. The Presi
dent Mrs. D. Fink'beiner took charge
of the Devotional Period. The roll
call was responded by 15 members
and 1 visitor, Thb members present
reported three calls, 41 sick visits,
22 treats, 13 cards, 5 bouquets and 1
plant were sent. The business of
the meeting was then transacted. The
W. M. S. Convention
at Stratford and Mrs.
is to be the delegate,
took the chair for
which opened with a
chapter in the Study Book was given
by Mrs. Hy. Kuhn which was follow
ed by a number of choruses. A read
ing by (Mrs. M. Faist after which a
sing song was heJd.'^Reading by Mrs.
Hugo Schenk. The meeting was clos
ed with song and the .Lord’s Prayer,
after which a very dainty lunch was
served. A vote of thanks to
lunch committee and the hostess was
given by Mrs, Emmery Fahrner.
DASHWOOD *
Dr. W. p, Bryce, L.D.S., D.D.£. •
DENTAL SURGEON *
At office iu Hartleib Block, Dasb-
wood, first three days of week and
at office over the Rost Office, in Zu
rich. last three days of week.
Miss Onieda Restemeyer R.N., of
St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, spent
the week-end with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. 0. Restemeyer.
Dr. and Mrs. R. H. Taylor spent
Sunday in Detroit.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Edighoffer and
family, of Mitchell, were Sunday vis
itors with Mr. and Mrs. E- R. Guen
ther.
Mr. and Mrs. Warren, of Chicago,
spent a few days with Rev. and Mrs.
Roppel last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Eugene Tieman, of
Halifax, spent a few days with his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Tieman.
Dr. Tieman has been transferred to
Kingston and left for there Tuesday.
Rev. H. E, Roppel is attending
Conference in Kitchener this week. ,
Dashwood Memorial Band held a
very successful Band Concert in Tie
man’s Hall on Sunday evening with
a large crowd in attendance. Num
erous numbers were played by
band under the leadership of
Harry Hoffman.
Mr. and
Teddy were
Mrs. Reid.
Mrs. Reid
ford and Chatham last week. .
Mr. R. Armstrong and family and
sister Miss Lottie Armstrong, Lon
don, were Sunday visitors with Mr.
and Mrs. P. Mclsaac,
We are very sorry to report that
Mrs. Hamacher, who has been con
fined to her bed nearly all winter is
very ill at present.
Death of Mrs. George Koch
Mrs. George Koch, formerly Miss
Anne Schroeder died at her home
here in her 78th year. She had been
ailing for some time. Her husband
died about a year ago. She is surviv
ed by one sister, Mrs. Henry Kraft,
of Dashwood; a son Milford, Utica,
Mich and seven daughters, Mrs. Jos.
Doerr, of Laird, Sask.; Mrs. Elmer
Thiel, Hay Township; Mrs. John M.
Dale, Wilton Grove; Mrs. Clarence
Tuscany, Mt. Clemens, Mich.; Mrs.
Russell Pitt, Thorndale; Mrs. Arthur
Weary, Kulkmout, Pa. and Mrs. Jack
Attanborough, Windsor. A private
funeral service was held at the resi
dence on Monday at 2 o’clock fol
lowed by a public service at Zion
Lutheran Church, Dashwood, with
Rev. T. Luft officiating. Interment
Bronson Line
Lutheran cemetery.
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Rev. C. James’ father from Walk
erton, spent the past week at the
rectory.
■Mrs. Maud McLennan,-of St, Marys
visited with her sister Mrs. Mary,
Allen last Tuesday.
Mrs. Truman Tufts spent part of
the /past week with Mr. and Mrs. H,
Tufts, in Toronto.
Mrs. John Sawyer is holidaying
with her son Dr. Glen Sawyer in Pt.
Stanley.
Mr. and Mrs. C. F. Marshall and
daughter Betty, of Hamilton and
H. C. White, of St. Marys, vis-
with Mr. I. N. Marshall Satur-
number of young people from*
the vicinity motored to Benmiller on
Saturday on a fishing trip.
Miss M. Jaques, of Zion, spent the
past week with her sister Mrs. Wrm<
Moore,
•Mr. and Mrs. Robinson and family,
of Varna, were Sunday 'guests with
Mr. and Mrs. J. Cluff.
Borne of the farmers in the vicinity
have started seeding. j
GRAND BEND
Miss Mary Yeo visited in Sarnia
over the week-end.
Ml’, and Mrs. Abner Mollard and
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Holt visited' in
Bridgen and Sombra on Sunday.
• Mr. McLaren, of Kirkland Lake,
has moved into the property he re
cently purchased from Mr. Latimer
Grieve. We welcome them to our
Village.
Mr. and Mrs. SOI. iPollock is visit
ing in Lansing, Mich., for a week.
Mrs. Bert Holt, who has been in
i Port Huron, the past week with her
sister, who has been sick returned
home Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Martie , Burk, of
.Saskatoon, returned to their’cottage
where they expect to spend the sum
mer,
Mr. Oliver, of Sarnia, is visiting
his daughter Mrs. Gib. Statton at
present.
Mr, Percy Atkinson, of .Woodstock
visited his parents ever
end.
Mr, Burton Greene, of
at home after attending
that city,
I
the week-
Sarnia, Is
school in
'' CENTRALIA
Mr. and iMrs. George Cook and
family, of London and Mrs. Mollie
.Ratcliffe, of Edinburgh, Scotland,
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. B. Cook,
Mr. Ed. Willert, who has been ill
in St. Joseph’s Hospital, London, was
able to return home on Sunday.
Miss Lucille Luckner, of Shipka,
visited with her sister Mrs. George
Baynham for a few days last week,
Mr, and Mrs. J. Pollock visited
with Mr, and Mrs. Leonard Ravelie
at Grand Bend on Sunday.
■Mr. and Mrs. Carruthers, London,
were Sunday visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. George Banyham.
Mr. and Mrs. E. Beaver returned
home recently from a holiday in De
troit.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. .Boyle, of Tor
onto, visited with relatives in the
village on Monday of this week.
The services in the church here
were in charge of the pastor Rev. J.
Falconbridge. The evening service
was a young people’s service. Music
was provided by a young people’s
choir and the address for the even
ing was in the form of questions and
answers. Two members of the un
ion asked questions which were very
ably responded to by Rev. Falcon
bridge.
The April meeting of the Home
and School Club was held in the
school on Friday evening, of last
week. 'Guests for >the meeting in
cluded the Shipka and Winchelsea
Home and School Clubs and several
friends from Goderich. Mrs, Penwar
den presided and the meeting open
ed by singing the Home and School
song followed by the Lord’s Prayer,
Reports were given by the Recording
Secretary the treasurer and the cor
responding secretary, The musical
part of the program was put on by
the visiting clubs and consisted of a
solo by one of the members from
Shipka and a piano duet by ladies
from Winchelsea. The guest speak
er for <the evening whs Mrs. Wark
from Goderich who gave a very in
teresting Report on the Convention
held in Toronto Easter week. *The
meeting was brought to a close with
">God Save Our King followed by the
Mizpah benediction. Ice cream and
cake were served.
THAMES ROAD
Seeding has begun with cold north
winds drying the land and making it
better for the horses.
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Miller, Wood
ham, were visitors with, his parents
Sunday and attended service herd.
Mrs. Parker has returned to Chis
elhurst for the summer after spend
ing some months with Mr. and Mrs.
Darrel Parker.
Local followers of Isaac Walton
went on a fishing trip returning with
165 fine fish. They certainly
good.
Frost appeared Sunday
where ice was to be seen on
ing water in the morning.
Mrs. L. Shier, of Bryanston, spent
a few days with her parents return
ing home on Sunday.
Rev. Hr. Peters, of Varna, was a
visitor at the Manse Tuesday.
Next Sunday morning Mr. McDuff
Copeland will be the soloist
church
tasted
night
stand-
here.
Allen - Ballantyne
marriage took place
on Saturday morning
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at
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Manse
a.m. and solemnized by Rev. William
Mair of Jean, eldest daughter of
Mr. John Ballantyne to Mr. Lorne
Allen, son of Mr. and Mrs. George
Allen, Kirkton. The bride was attir
ed in pretty 'Suez chiffon with match
ing accesories. The bride was attend
ed by Miss Beth Ballantyne, of Lon
don, attired in blue chiffon. The
groomsman was Mr. Earl Allen. The
wedding luncheon was served at the
home of the bride. Our best wishes
are extended to the young couple.
KHIVA
Shower for Bride-Elect
On Tuesday evening April
about 6'0 neighbors and families ga
thered at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Arthur Willert in honour of Miss Ila
Mason, bride-elebt-.of last week and presented her w.i^ a miscellaneous
shower. The rp?h^4vas tastefully de
corated in mfabVe and yellow. One
of the pleasing features of the even
ing was a mock wedding in which
the part of the bride was taken by
Mr, Melvin Stade, the groom by
Miss Aldene Eagleson, bridesmaid by
Mr. Lloyd Eagleson, groomsman by
Miss Grace Willert and the minis
ter by Mr, Alvin Walper. The wee
ding march was played by Mrs, Wm.
Stade. After the ceremony to the
tune of ‘“Here Comes the Bride’’ a
gaily decorated wagon heavily laden
with many useful gifts for the young
bride was drawn into the living room
by little Shirley Guenther and Billie
Willert dressed as bride and groom.
An accompanying address was read
by Miss Jean Willert. The gifts were
then opened by the bride-to-be after
which she highly expressed her* ap
preciation. The remainder of the ev
ening was spent in playing bingo.
Later a dainty lunch was served af
ter which they departed for their
homes wishing Ila much joy and
happiness.
The following is the address:
Dear Ila,—
Having heard that a very happy
event is about to take place in your
life, which will take yon to another
community we thought it fitting to
show in a small way our apprecia
tion and expressing our good wishes
to you, in this new path of life . We
all join in wishing that each of these
drops in your shower may ever bring
back fond memories of your associa
tion with us. We also hope that all
your troubles may be little ones, and
so when cares grow limited, remem
ber the way mother used to correct
you, then you won’t lay the shingle
on too heavily. We ask you to ac
cept these gifts as a token of the
high esteem in which you are held
among us and that you will have
many happy and prosperous years
wedded life. Signed on behalf
your neighbors and friends.
of
of
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TOWNSHIP FARMER DIES
in
many
Prominent in farming circles
McGillivray Township for
years, Eslie Hodgson died at his
home near Clandeboye early Monday
morning in his 76th year, following
an illness of several months during,
which he underwent an operation.
He was one of the leaders in St.
James Anglican Church at Clande
boye. Besides his widow, he is sur
vived by five daughters and four
sons: Mrs. Cline Webb, of Edmon
ton; Mrs. Charles Summer, London;
Mrs, M. Trevethiclc, Toledo, O.; Mrs.
R. McAlister, London; Mrs. S, Jack-
son, Toronto; Robert and Fred, De
troit; Burdon, Flint and Murray at
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The Car For You
M Deep Thinking People have watched the
\ Willys-Overland
carry 6 adults on Continental trips over mountainous and
bad roads saving their owners $200.00 per year in Opeiratien
cost over any other full-sized car.
Our 1939 0verland JsJhe Car for You
Just imagine saving money enought to build a Concrete Silo,
Fix Your Stable Floors or Walls, or put a Water-
Pressure and Bath into your home
See Otir Agent
J. E. H U G I L L
or Rhone 34-616 Clinton* Now, Reverse Charge
Your Present .Car Handled and Terms Given