The Exeter Times-Advocate, 1939-10-05, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES-ADVQCATE THURSDAY, OCTOBER f»th, 1980
HENSALL
Miss Helen Dick had her tonsils
removed last week at the office of Dr. D. G. iSteer.
Mr. Daniel McNaughton still con
tinues seriously ill in .Scott Memorial Hospital, Seaforth.
Mr. Harold Bonthron is in Tor
onto this week writing examinations
at the Embalming School.
Miss Dorothy Farquhar, of Tor
onto, spent the week-end with rela
tives in and around Hensall,
Master Bobby Bell visited at th®
home of his uncle and aunt, Mr, and
Mrs. Roy MacLaren this week.
■Mr. John Tapp spent the week
end visiting his son Mr. James Tapp
Mrs. Tapp and babe in Ottawa.
Miss Emma Johnston attended the
funeral of a relatiye Mr. Robert
Nicholson at Wingham recently,
Mr. and Mrs. Vincent Sissler and
babe, of Denfield, visited on ’Sun
day with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Parkins.
Mrs. Geo. Hess and Miss Jennie
Murray are in Galt this week at
tending the W. C. T, U. Convention
as delegates.Mr. and Mrs. Cline Flynn, London,
^visited over the week-end with the
latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas.
Parkins.
Mr. and Mrs. S. L. Pepper of St.
Thomas, spent the week-end visiting
with Mr. and Mrs, E, L, Mickle and
family.
Mrs. (Dr.) Smith and children, of
St. Marys, visited recently with the
former’s parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo,
C. Petty.
Mrs. Eva Stapleton and family
moved last week to the farm dwell
ing of Mr. Alex Stewart on Highway
No. 4, North.
Mr. A. W. E. Hemphill is having the dwelling of the late Mrs. W. C.
Davis repainted, which presents a
fine appearance.
Mrs. Lawrence Baynham and fam
ily, of Exeter, visited this week with
Mrs. Baynham’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Peter Moir,Mr. and Mrs. Jas. MacMartin, of
Barrie, visited recently with the lat
ter’s mother Mrs. Robt. Bonthron
and Mrs. Lou Simpson.
Mrs. Russel Love and babe, Kin
cardine have been visiting for the
past week with the former’s parents
Mr. and Mrs. John R. MacDonald.
Mr. Robt. Passmore who has been
holidaying with his parents Mr. and
Mrs. John Passmore has returned to
resume his studies at Toronto Uni
versity.Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Patterson, Mr.
and Mrs. J. W. Ortwein, Mr. and
Mrs. G. M. Drysdale and Jack visited
on Sunday with Mrs. Brenkolt in
Kitchener.Quite a number from here attend
ed the High School Field Meet held
in Seaforth on Friday. The local stu
dents are to be congratulated on the
prizes they received.Mr. Fred Corbett received the sad
news of the death of his brother-in-
law, Mr. P. H. Devlin in Stratford,
last week. The deceased was in his
75th year and dropped dead with a
heart attack.Mrs. A. L. Case, who underwent
an operation foi’ the removal of hei’
tonsils and throat treatment in St.
Joseph’s Hospital, London, last week
is improving.
Mr. Peter Moir is making exten
sive improvements to the dwelling
he recently purchased from the es
tate of the late Mr. Richard Blatch-
ford. The work is being done by
Mr. James Sangster.Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Lee, Fenton,
Michigan, spent the week-end at the
home of the latter’s brother Mr. F.
Corbett and attended the funeral of
their brother-in-law, the late Mr. P.
H. Devlin, who dropped dead in
Stratford last week.
Rev. C. L- Mitchell, B.A., B.D,
Conducts Services
Rev. C. L< Mitchell, B.A., B.D., of
Vernon, Ontario, conducted services
in Cannel Presbyterian Church on
Sunday and delivered very fine ser
mons. The choir sang two beauti
ful anthems with Miss Irene Hog
garth taking the soprano solo.
Plan to Organize Red Cross Society
The regular meeting of the Hen
sall Senior Women’s Institute will
be held on Wednesday evening, Oc-
Carmel ’Presbyterian church met on DASHWOOD
Monday evening in the church to pr-
ganize for the coming year. Mrs. A. | pr, D. Bryce. UD.S*. D.D.fi W. Kerslake presided over’ the open-j y M M *
ing of the meeting A hymn was sung followed by prayer by Miss Hannah I
Murray. The Scripture lesson was1
read by Bobby Cameron, The busi
ness was discussed and Allen David
son presided over the election of of
ficers as " .............
Hoggarth let Hyde;Campbell;urer, Mr. _
Miss Margaret Dougall garet pell and Miss
tDENTAL SURGEON
At office ih Hartieib Block, Dash
wood, first three days pf week and
at office over the post Office, in izu-
i rich, last three days of-week, I
! Mrs. Betty Tailor is visiting with
her brother in Port Dalbousie.
I Mrs. Miles, of S^ynia and Mrs,
Falkhaufer, of Toronto, are visiting
■ with Mr. John Bender,
Dr, Lome Tieman, of Unionville, N, Y„ is spending his vacation with his parents Mr, and Mrs. D, Tieman.
i Mrs, George Bullock has returned,
home from St. Joseph’s'Hospital in
, London, where she has spent the
past few weeks, We hope for a
speedy recovery.
| Miss Viola M ui’i e Vincent has ac-
septed a position at London,
Master Ronnie Garvey entertained
, t, ■ a number of his little friends to aThe W. M, of Carmel Presby- birthday party on Tuesday afternoon,
tenan church entertained the Home! Mr> and Mrg John gchwaim, of
Helpers at their regular meeting held gehwaing} Mrs, L- Valjett, ofon Tuesday evening in the church, j and ^nna jjess, of Zurich
Mrs. Jas. Patterson presided over the • were viSitora with Mr, and Mrs. Hy,
following program which opened by Hoffman on Monday,
crin rr r» lvNrvrtYi r 11 rvxxrorf hxr ! * ' , ' *» « ...... _ ,» _____
by "Mrs. Wm. Bell.
las. The minutes of the previous] Mr< ajld -vIra. .SpCa*o, uf
meeting were read and adopted. The pontjac Mich., are visiting with Mrs.
roll call was answered with "Peace’ p Mclsaac as the text word. The business was| ’ Mr> and MrSt Len< Hopkins,
discussed and the offering received .bridal couple, of Ottawa and Mrs.
after which Mrs. A. Logan led in ~v, p;iU,lifXO v;pr_
prayer, Mrs, John Cairns favoied ors wjtbi Mr. and Mrs. S. Gottschalk
with- & vocal solo* 'Mis, (Rov.) Q& Tuesday,
C. Hill and Miss Jeclcell of Exeter and jjrg ]sjorinan Vincent and
were guests and Miss Jeckell gave aa family visited with their daughter address on 'Work of Home Helpers . and son_in.law> Mr. and Mrs,-. Harold
Another hymn was sung followed by pramce, of Thedford, on Sunday,
a guitar selection by Miss Emahe response to a special request,
Hoskins. “ -----
topic on
— _____„followed by prayer led by Mrs. Hill.
Dainty refreshments were served.
(Intended for last week)
The W. C. T. U. met in the base
ment of the United Church Thurs
day afternoon with Mrs. C. L. Jinks
presiding over the devotional .part of the meeting, A hymn was sung fol
lowed by the Lord’s Prayer in unis
on. Mrs. John Passmore read the
Scripture and sentence prayers were
given by the following: Mb's. Hedden
Mrs. Elder, Miss Murray and Mrs.
McQueen. Mrs. Hedden and Mrs. Hess
sang a beautiful duet, “Have .You “jy," 2 - -y -5- ,; . d _* -jf.Been in the Garden with Jesus” ac- 01 tnAvll_lag® 01 on
companied by Miss Irene Douglas on’
follows: President Miss I.
; vice-president, Miss Vlo- secretary-treasurer, Mr. G.
, assistant secretary-treas-
Bobby Cameron; pianist,
'I. Miss Mar- |MI ... .. ULI Violet Hyde
were appointed delegates to attend the Presbyterian Young People's So
ciety Convention to be held in New
St. James Church, London, October
6, 7, 8 and 9th. After the closing
hymn the Lord’s prayer was repeat
ed in unison and the Mizpah bene
diction pronounced.
AV. M. S. Entertain Home Helpers
A number of relatives from heresinging a_ hymn followed by prayer C
----- — The Scripture attended the funeral of the late Mr.
lesson was read by Mrs. Wm- Doug-. John Ziler ip parkhill on Monday.. The minutes of the previous | and ^rg. Harold .Speare, of
Hopkins, of St. Thomas were visit-
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Vincent and
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.- Harold
alection by Miss Emane Iu response to a special request, Mrs' ,ci!s Hudson gave the ■ Rev. H, E. Roppel Will attend the
- What Indian Village Lite ^ooth anniversary of the Willoughby
Needs. A. closing bymn was su.^s, Evangelical' Church____w____ __ _ i near Niagara
Falls, Ontario, next Sunday, October 8th. This was* Mr. Roppel’s first
charge after his seminary gradua
tion in 1918. So the opportunity to
assist there again on this historic
occasion is one of rare distinction.
. Rev. Mr. >S. Peachey of the Minnonite
I church will conduct services here
; on Sunday as supply in the pastor's
absence.
The Dashwood Evangelical chprch
is busy planning and preparing for
the 44th anniversary of the building
of the present church which has now
graced the roadside at the approach
j way No. *83*for nearly half a century companiea oy miss> irem] The anniversary will be observed on
of Sunday and Monday October 15th Hess presided ovei thes lemauidei of and Rev_ E Burn, of Milver-
the meetino. Miss Jennie Mui 1 ay, ton, Ontario, will be the guest speak-
*’aY® an„ er at tlie Sunday services and anipeiwnTnnnnPe™hn «nn^p illustrated lecture with colorful Mrs. 01 aw, of IMClx.il! Op, W11O SP0K6 ninvin0* will ho ffiven Moil~in the interests of the organization. | f1 {
Hess a^!ai7ed7cT& an
S01mte^T d tnt6h^ hekl > evening of good wholesome enter-
Galt/(^tober^rlT’to'stlf6 J*10 ”eneral I)uWle of
was sung and the benediction closed tlns community.
the meeting. . ’ Death of Mrs. Thomas Keys
I Mrs. Thomas Keys formerly Mary
. Elizabeth Sharpe died on Sunday
1 morning at her home in .Stephen Tp.,
, where she had resided for the past
___ „____. .1 . ___ ; l her 81st
year and was born at Scarboro. She
is survived by a daughter Pearl at
home; two _sons Ernest and Albert,
Mrs. Wesley Johns,' Crediton , and
| A private "funeral service was held]
at the residence on Tuesday after-1
noon followed by a public service in
Shipka United Church. Interment
was made in Exeter cemetery.
KIRKTON
Mr. J. A. Graham, of Huntoon,' ^ty years. JjShe was in
Sask., visited with her niece Mrs. R.
Morrison. ____, ___ ___ ______
Mr?-. Chester Hazelwood and son of Stephen Township and two sisters
Edison, Mrs. Wm. Hazelwood and Mrs. Wesley Johns, Crediton and
son Bill, of Detroit, spent part of last, Mrs. .George Shepherd,, of Parkhill,
week with. Mr. Walter Hazelwood. ‘ ’ ““....
Mr. and Mrs. I. N. Marshall, Mr.
and Mrs. Ross Marshall and daugh
ter Marilyn, were Sunday guests with
Mr. Fred Lankin.
Quite a few attended the annual
Anniversary services held at
Paul’s Church on Sunday.
St.THAMES ROAD
Heavy frost Saturday night made
CENTRALIA
Mr. George Hicks left on Thurs-1
day, of last week on a trip to the
West.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Mugan, of Lon
don, were week-end visitors with
Mrs. C, O'Brien, Mrs, O’Brien return
ed with them tor a few days visit.
Mrs, John McFalls is visiting with
relatives in Ducan,
Mr. and Mrs. M. Haskett, Lucan,
Miss Velma Haskett and friend, of
London, were Sunday visitors with
Mrs, Clara Abbott.
Miss Gladys Hutchinson is work
ing in London. Mr, and Mrs. Brock
! have gone to Lucan to spend the
wintei* months with their daughter
Mrs. Hutchinson.
Miss Mildred Elliott left on Sun
day for Sarnia to train for a purse
in the hospital there.
Mr, and Mrs. Lome Hicks enter
tained at dinner at their home on
Saturday evening in honour of the
former's parents Mr. and Mrs, An
drew Hicks on their wedding anni
versary.
Mrs. G. Hennissey and Mary, Ber
nice and Eunice spent Sunday in
Goderich.Mrs. Frank Conlin spent a couple of days last week in Ingersoll as a
delegate to the C. W. L. Convention.
Mrs, Margaret Sullivan, of Viking,
Alberta, is renewing old acquaint
ances in the neighborhood.
The president and a number of the
members of the Centralia Home and
School Club will attend the Regional
Conference of Home and School
Clubs in London on Thursday of this
week,
Mr, M. Sleamon and sister-in-law
Mrs, E. Calfas visited with relatives
in Windsor over the week-end.
Mr. Gerald Godbolt was in Tor
onto over the week-end.
Mr. and Mrs. O. Brown
nice visited with relatives
iton on Sunday.
Miss Beulah Skinner is
with relatives in Toronto.
presentation
The members of the Truth Seek- EE
ers Sunday School Class gathered at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Murray ~
Elliott on Monday evening of last
week in honour of their daughter ~
Mildred who was- leaving for Sarnia j—
to train for a nurse in the hospital «
there. The evening was spent in
playing crokinole. Just before lunch
was served an address was read by zzz
Greta Pollard and Margaret Cook
presented Mildred with a wine moire j ==
satin evening gown. Mildred express- | s=:
ed her appreciation for the beauti-
ful gift. After lunch all joined in izs
singing “For She’s a Jolly Good Fel- sx
low.” EE
Home and School Club
The Home and Scnooi Club held ~
their opening meeting in the school ==
on Friday evening with a very good
attendance. Mrs. Penwarden pre-. ~
sided and the meeting opened with I
singing a hymn followed by prayer
by Rev. Mr. Falconbridge. The min-} :==
utes of the last meeting were read »i and adopted and "the treasurei’ gave olil
| a report. Mrs. Alvin Essery and Miss
| Greta pollard favoured with a piano
duet. A vocal duet by William
Skelton and Greta Pollard was great
ly appreciated. Several business mat
ters were dealt with. Dr. Cowan, of
Exeter, was the guest speaker and
he delivered a very interesting ad-j '■'Xljoe
9
WINCHELSEA
Quite a number from here attend
ed the Kirkton Fair on Friday. !
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Davis, Saints-
bury, spent the week-end with Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Fletcher.
Mr. and Mrs. R. E. Pooiey, Mar
ion, Irene and Dorothy and Bobbie,
■Miss Ella Francis visited on Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Bean, of London.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Brock spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. R. Brock
of Kirkton.
Mr. and Mrs. James Calder and
.... ------------- ---- ,son Gordon, of Ingersoll, visited ontober 11th at the home? of Miss G.,Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. John Del-
bridge.
Miss Hazel Johns, of Elimville,
spent Sunday with. Miss Ethel Pool
ey.
Mr. and Mrs. Sherwood Brock and
Beryl visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Wes. Heywood, Elimville.
Mrs. Ben Elder, of Hensall and
Mrs. Jess. Case, of Toronto, called
on Thursday with Mr. and Mrs. G.
Davis.
■Mr. and Mrs. Harry Bailey visited
on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Alf.
Collier at Kirkton.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Batten and
John spent Saturday with Mr. and
Mrs. Jas. Robinson, of St. Marys.
Mr. and Mrs. Freeman Horne and
Kathleen visited on Sunday with Mr.
and Mrs. Hal'ry Ford, of Elimville.
Quite a number from this com
munity attended the travelogue giv
en by the Toll Bros, held in James
Street United Church, Exeter, Mon
day night.
Mrs. Tanton, a nurse of*Passmore. --------- - - — ,Dr. Grenfell in Labrador, is to be
the guest speaker and Mrs. Harold
Jackson will give the demonstration
on "Health.” Everyone interested is
urged to attend this meeting, as
plans are to be made to organize a
Red Cross Society.
Mrs. Gauld Guest Speaker at
AV. M. S. Anniversary
Mrs. Gauld, former missionary of
Formosa, China, for forty years, now
of Toronto, addressed the congrega
tion at the W. M. B. Anniversary in
the United Church bn Sunday morn
ing. A large congregation was pres
ent to hear the very fine address ol
Mrs. Gauld, who is well known in
this district. The choir sang a very
appropriate anthem. Rev. Mr. Pen
rose, of Exeter, conducted the evening service and choir sang a beauti
ful anthem. Rev. R. A. Brook conducted anniversary service in Cred-
iton United Church Sunday evening.
Young People Elect Officers
The Young People’s Society of the
WANTED
OATS, BARLEY, MIXED GRAIN, FEED WHEAT AND
SOYABEANS, AT THE HIGHEST MARKET PRICE.
At present we are paying the following prices:
70c per bus
48c pci* bus.
Oats ....... ............... 340 per bus. Wheat........
Barley ................. 48c per bus. Buckwheat
Mixed Grain $1.00 per hundred
Picked up at your farm. All weights must be standard.
If you have grain to dispose of, it will pay you to get in
touch with us*
ROE FARMS MILLING CO.
ATWOOD, ONTARIO PHONE 55
and Ber-
in Cred-
visiting
EXETER LIONS CLUB
EXFTER ARFNAJLui A aTa<Lm4JL W
w
EXETER BAND WILL BE IN ATTENDANCE
Benny Palmer’s Orchestra
WITH NEW AND OLD TIME JITNEY DANCES
GIVEN AWAY FREE
Each night a draw will be made and the holder of the lucky ticket will have the choice of
A Boys’ or Girls’ C. C. M. Bicycle
or $50.00 in Merchandise
from the store giving out the lucky ticket. Holders of tickets must be present to secure
these prizes.
In Addition to the Above There Will be
SIX DOOR PRIZES EACH NIGHT OF $10.00 IN MERCHANDISE
From Merchants in Hensall, Zurich, Dashwood, Grand Bend, Centralia^Crediton Exeter
Those attending the frolic should deposit coupons in box of their trading area.
Big Draw Friday Night
Who will get the trip to the World’s Fair, value $200?
IN ADDITION THE FOLLOWING PRIZES WILL BE GIVEN AWAY
Sparton Radio, value $79.95; C.C.M. Boy’s or Girl’s Bicycle, value $35.00; Lady or Gent’s
Coat or Suit, value $25.00; also One Ton of Coal, Set of Graniteware, value $10.00; All
Wool Single Plain Blanket, 100 lbs. Sugar, 20 Gallons of Gasoline,
Hot Point Iron, $5.00 in Merchandise
Holders of the lucky tickets will be allowed to purchase these prizes for 25 cents.
Admission: Adults 25c; Children 12 yrs. and under, 10c
The Lions Club appeals to you for your support in their work for Crippled Children
havoc in our gardens—so now we _ ^an^_x.du®p
can clean up for fall and look for
ward to bulb planting.
Mrs. Cephas Pym is very ill at her
home.
Sacrament service was held Sun
day with a large attendance, eight
young men being received into full
membership. The pastor's address
was on "Rebuilding the fires of En
thusiasm”. The choir rendered an
appropriate number.
Mrs. ‘ /
gation was buried on Monday after
noon.
Miss
spent
Dalrymple of Roys congre-
Beth Ballantyne, of London,
the week-end at home.
ELIMVILLE
Mr. and Mrs. Norman Routly
children, of Gravenhurst were
cent visitors at Mr. Wm. Routly’s.
Mrs. Wilson Hawkins, of Seaforth
visited a couple of days at Mr. Chas.
Stephens.
Mr. Wm. Elford and Miss Flor
ence Bell sang a pleasing duet at
Sunday morning's service. Sacrament
was administered to a goodly num
ber.
The W. A. are sponsoring a play
"■Simple Simon Simple” on Wednes
day, October 11th. This play has
been put on about forty times. A
chicken supper will also be served
the same night. Remember .the
date October 11th.
Mrs. Lewis Johns has some Cit-
j’Ons grown last year which are quite
firm and free from decay. They have
a fine flavor when preserved.
Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Cudmore
and family from Seaforth were Sun
day visitors at Mr. Jno. Brock’s.
Mr. and Mrs, L. Johns and
ily were visitors on Sunday
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Smith in
duiph.
The Mission Circle
The Mission Circle held their meet
ing at the home of Doris Elford on
Saturday last. Margaret Miners add
Doreen Coultis took charge of the
meeting which was opened with the
hymn "Sing to the Lord of Harvest”
The Lord’s Prayer was repeated in
unison,The roll call was answered
by twenty-one members on a verse
from the Bible beginning with S. A
hymn was sung, Ethel Pooley read
the Scripture lesson. A Stofy from
the Missionary Monthly "Our Friend
the African” was given by Hula
Herdman, Doris Elford read a poem
"Let us smile”, sentence prayers
by Margaret Miners Leona Coward*
Irene Pooley, Meeting closed with
a hymn and benediction by Margaret
Miners.
and
re-
fam-
with
Bid
CREDITON
Rev. Harrison Becker, of Illinois,
■ called on friends in the village on
Sunday.
| Mr. Fred Kerr, Miss Walker, Mr.
, A'.jzo Culbert and sondress on dentistry. Bernice Brown ■ Frederick are spending a few days and Jane Sleamon favored with a j at Boat Lake, near Wiarton.
• m . 2 j . The meeting was then |
brought to a close by singing "0 J tieth
Canada” and all repeated the Miz-
pah henediction.
WOODHAM
Anniversary services will be
in Woodham United Church Sunday,
October 8th at 11 a.m. and 7 p.m.
The guest speaker will be Rev. G. C.
Wilkinson of Hickson, who t.lL
preach at both services. j
A large number from here attend-,
ed the Kirkton Fair last Friday af- ’
ter noon. |
We are sorry to report that Mrs.,
Gorby continues quite ill.
Mrs. __....... ' ____., .
Washington, spent a ,few days last
week visiting at her parents’ home
here and also with her sister Mrs.
Laverne Stone at Kirkton.
Special services marked the seven-
l anniversary of the United
Church here on Sunday, October 1.
Ideal weather conditions prevailed
and a large crowd was present at the
morning service, and listened to a
very practical and inspiring address
by Rev. Mr. Copeland, of Exeter. All
seats and aisles were filled in the
evening when Rev. R. A. Brook, of
r v Hensall, who was pastor when the
will1 Present church was erected, was the
| speaker. Mr. Brook chose as his
held
WHALEN
Miss J. Finlayson and Miss Maida
Morley spent the week-end at the
former’s home near Kippen.
Miss Elsie Robbins, of Hensall,
holidaying with Mrs. F. Gunning.
Mrs. Alice Gunning, of Exeter,
visiting for a few days with
Wilson Morley.
is
is
Mrs.
Mrs. D. A. Johnson, of Grand Bend
spent a few days during last week
with Mrs. Thos. Gunning.
Hydro was installed in the United
Church last week the work being
done by Mr. J. Tomlinson, of Wood
ham.
Rev. Mr. Gill, of Wellburn will be
the speaker at the church service on
Sunday afternoon next.
BOYS AND GIRLS
his
‘With Christ Through the
and delivered a very forceful
address which was listened to with
rapt attention by an appreciative au
dience. The local choir rendered ^^nders^on1 and-Shirley of two anthems at each service and the .. h. Ancteison.ana-bmuey, oi Rey. BrQok and Wg daughter
Ruth, sang a very pleasing duet in
the evening. Service was withdrawn
■ in the Evangelical Church in the
evening. Rev. Mr. Pletch and his
congregation were in attendance,
Mr. Pletch assisting with the service,
i
| An Appreciation
j What greater record could any
I man possibly leave behind him when
he "Crosses the Bar” than the reali
zation on the part of those who
knew him that in his passing a use
ful life had ended. We refer to Mr.
Henry Motz who died suddenly last
Wednesday morning. A devoted hus
band and father, who lived up to his
family responsibilities with loyalty; a worker in a life’s vocation that was
$2.00 Door Prize; Admission 50c well marked by his faithfulness to
’ the interests of his employer. The ’.impressive funeral service on Sunday
' was conducted by Rev. A. E. Pletch,
who paid tribute to the life of the
departed. We pass on to the be
reaved our sincere sympathy in their
darkest hour.
Women’s Institute
The regular meeting of the Crediton W. I. met in the Town Hall. The
meeting opened by singing the Ode
and repeating the Lord’s Prayer ill
unison with the president occupy^
in the chair. Roll call was answer- I ed by showing "My First Photo.”
;Motto: "Deeds are mightier than
words”. Mrs. L. England took the
chair for the program which was as
: follows: "Maple Leaf Forever”. Miss
J. Mountain gave a paper on "His-
ory of our School.' Instrumental duet
' by Mrs. G. Morlock and Mrs. K.
(Fahrner. A talk by Mrs. Walker of
i Exeter on Red Cross work and the
organizing, which proved'•interest-
’ ing. Guitar duet by Miss A. Skinner
’ and Mrs. R.
by Mrs. 0. Haist ___ .i "O Canada’’ was sung after which a
i reading was given by Mrs. L. Wein,
, "Thanksgiving”. The National An*
1 them was sung in closing. Hostesses,
Mrs. L. England, Mrs. D. Finkbeiner,
Mrs. A. Smith, Mrs. L. Wein. A Vote
of thanks was given by Mrs. E. Law-
son seconded by Mrs. Telfer,
....DANCING....
DUBLIN
to WILLIS TIPPING and his
Grand Bend Casino Orchestra
on
FRIDAY, OCTOBER 6th
FOR THE
Middlesex-Huron Regiment
The Regiment is appealing
to the young men in Exeter
arid surrounding Villages and
County to stop and think of
the duty which is ours to per
form as British Subjects*
Local training will be held at
Exeter in the evenings* This
will not interfere with your
present position,
A high physical standard is
being maintained. Apply at
the Exeter Opera House 7 p.
in. to 9 p,rn.
LIEUT. J. L. McKNIGHT
Officer in Charge
which proved '•interest-
King. A paper was given
‘ ' '"The Creation.”
I
WANTED
TO JOIN THE JUNIOR BRIGADE
THE FOLLOWING HAVE ALREADY JOINED
Elmer Willis, Leonard Wells, Billy Moise, Mac and Don.
Grant, Jimmie Wilson, Ken Cudmore, Ted Han
nigan and Helen Davis
FIRST PRIZE
1940 Bicycle, Boys’ or Girls’
to Fit You
SECOND PRIZE
A Beautiful Wrist or Pocket Watch
JOIN UP TODAY* AT PRESENT THERE ARE MORE
PRIZES THAN THERE ARE CONTESTANTS.
YOU CAN WIN!
COME TO THE HEADQUARTERS OPPOSITE THE
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