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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1940-02-15, Page 5THE EXETER T1MES-ADVOCATE grr:H7/-i?r.=S/=F-==F----r---,;j=™===^= 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 purppse of testing eyes and fitting glasses. Difficult cases and those that have not been properly fitted, specially recommended to con* suit me. Hours 10 a.m, to 6 p.m. Phone 16 Hensall for appointment THVBSDAY, I KBKLAliY 15, 1H0 HENSALL forMrs. Chesney left last week an extended visit in the West. Mr. and Mrs, David Kilpatrick vis­ ited in Kippen and Brucefield, on Sunday. The Senior Women’s Institute was held at the home of Mrs. James Pat­ terson on Wednesday evening. Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Karting and babe, of London, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Colin Hudson, Miss Margaret Schwalm, London, is holidaying at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. P. Schwalm- Mr. Lloyd Hedden has been con­ fined to his home for the past sev­ eral days suffering with cold in his leg. Mr. and Mrs Geo. Gould, of Clin­ ton, visited on Sunday with the latter's parents Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Walker. Mrs. Wm. Consitt has been ill during the past week with pneu­ monia but is improving at date of Writing. Mrs. Hannah Workman and Miss Mabie Workman visited with Mr. and Mrs. Herb, family of Dublin. Mr, and Mrs. Cline London, spent the week-end at home of the latter’s parents, and Mrs. Jas. Parkins. Mr. and Mrs. Rothaernel and Reg and Mr. and Mrs. Kennedy were Sunday visitors at the home of C. Hedden and family. Mr. and Mrs. Ted. Taman, of towel, spent the week-end at home of the latter’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. Chas. McDonald, j on Sunday andBritton Flynn,of the Mr. son Mrs. Lis- the following a heart attack. His wife,! tributes were very beautiful showing formerly Miss Marie Foster and a the esteem with which the deceas- family of small children survive, i ed was held and included wreaths The sympathy of the community is and sprays from Mr. Ed. Geiger and extended to the bereaved. > family, Dr. Wm. Geiger, Mr. and Rev. Wm. Weir conducted servic- Mrs. Oliver Geiger, Mr. Rory Geiger, es in Carmel church on Sunday to'Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Geiger, Fisher large congregations at both services.; family, Kitchener; Mr. Zwicker and The choir rendered two beautiful n/r.. a/t..,. anthems “The Heavens Declare Thy Glory” and “Lead. Me Loyd/’ Mrs. W. A. MacLaren Dougall presided Sunday evening service of song special music by Euchre . Lady's or Gent's DASHWOOD Mr. and Mrs. Orlando Ireland and family, of St. Thomas, were Sunday visitors with Ireland, The ladies Evangelical World’s Day of Prayer Bend last Friday. Mrs. E. Bender, who spent last week with Mr. Bender home. Mrs. friends Mr. twins, of Port Frank were Sunday visitors with Mr, Jonas Hartleib and Lavada. Mrs. R. Baker has returned home after spending a few weeks with her daughter in Windsor. Mrs. Reid has sold her house and property to Mr. Louis Rader of the 14th concession. Mr. George Kellerman, who is on the sick list is still in a very serious condition. Mrs. Percy Weido, of Waterloo, was on Sunday last rushed to the Kitchener-Waterloo hospital, where she underwent an operation. She has now recovered sufficiently to return to her home. The Dashwood branch of the Red Cross Society is pleased to be able to report again on the splendid work done by the ladies of Dash­ wood and vicinity during the past few weeks. The following articles have* been made up and sent to Ex­ eter for shipment. 50 pairs of socks, 12 sweaters, 14 pairs wristlets, 11 suits of pyjamas, 6 hospital night gowns, 9 quilts and two girls dress­ es. Word has been received here of the death of Mrs. Adam Schroeder (nee Emma Hartleib) in Pittsburg. Interment took place in that city. FARMERS, THEIR FAMILIES AND FRIENDS ARE CORDIALLY INVITED TO ATTEND OUR McCormick Deering Power Farming Entertainment TWO BIG FREE SHOWS: WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY 21 Afternoon Show starts at 1:30 p.m. sharp in my warehouse. DASHWOOD ; Evening Show starts at 7:30 p.m, sharp in the Town Hall, ZURICH See and Laugh with us as we witness the fine performance of “Alf and Tommy” in feats of sleight of hand and ventriloquism. /See and hear about the new Farmall family — four new streamlined McCormick-Deer­ ing Tractors with many revolutionary features designed to provide maximum power requirements for any farmer at lowest possible cost. Don’t miss many interesting new sound moving pictures, in­ cluding “Helpful Henry” the city boy who goes to the country to show how farming should be done — you’ll laugh at this one. See a new sound movie of the visit of the King and Queen to this coun­ try. There will be many other fine pictures and never a dull mo­ ment in the whole show. If you have any problem in connection with services on any farm implement or tractor, bring it with you—International Har­ vester Company factory trained engineers will give you free and helpful service. Bulova Wrist Watch Mrs, Tiernan and Mrs. of the W. M. S, of the church attended the at Grand jAl VUllt-llVU } A VJLJL , UUU family, of Crediton; Mr. and Mrs. E. Patterson, Royal Bank, Clinton; United church, Hensail; staff of Bank of Montreal, Fenlon Falls; Rev. Roy and Mrs, Geiger, of Wel­ land; Reeve and Council, Hensail; Mr, and Mrs. Noah Geiger, Mr. and > Mrs. Amos Geiger, Pigeon, Mich, and J spray, Lodge A.F. & A.M., of Fenel- ■ on Falls, Ont. Those attending from out of town were: Mr. and Mrs. E. . soloist, Mrs?. Mac- at the organ. On February 25th will be held with the choir. and Dance A euchre and dance was held in the Town Hall on Wednesday Geiger and daughter Mary, of Lon-ing under the auspices of the Red dw; Dr aJld Mrg, Wm Gei and Cross Society and was largely at- (family of Waterloo; Mr. Roiy ex­ tended with about forty tables play-' ing euchre. The ladies won by first Mrs. R. Y. MacLaren, Hensall, second, Mrs. Ross Broad­ foot, Kippen, consolation, Mrs. E, Norminton, Hensall. Gent’s first,' Mr. Irvin Ruekert, Hillsgreen, sec- oio ond, Mr. Richard Taylor, Kippen,' consolation Mr. J. E. McEwen, Hen­ sall. The Steve Dundas orchestia,' of Lucan, furnished excellent music for the dance. W. M. S. Meeting a er, Phm.B., of Kitchener; Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Geiger, of .Fenelon Falls; Mr, Sidney Geiger, Gore Bay; Mr. Amos Geiger and son Edward, of Pigeon, Mich; Mr. Noah Geiger, Mich,; Mrs. Haus, of Bridgeport; Messrs. Harry Fisher, Sam Fisher xi win Fisher, of Kitchener. Telegrams of sympathy were receiv­ ed from Judge J. G. Stanbury, St. Catharines; Mr. Wm. Golding, M.P. and Mrs. Golding, Seaforth; Mr, Jas, Ballantyne, M.P.P., Cromarty; Mrs. The regular meeting of the W. M. Jas. Gardiner, Thames Road, mother S. of Carmel church was held on j of Hon. Mr. Jas. Gardiner and a Thursday afternoon In the school message from Dr. Witwer, Kentucky, room of the church with Mrs. P. I Manson presiding. The opening hymn “Quiet Lord My Forward | Heart” was sung followed by the, Bible lesson, Psalm 122 by Mrs. ( Rev- Frank Farquhar. Mrs. Hannah Workman led in prayer and the of- 1 fering was received. The minutes I of the previous meeting were read and adopted. The roll call was an-1 swered by “Peace.” Mrs. J. W. Bonthron sang a pleasing solo “When I’ve Gone the Last Mile of the Way.” Mrs. Manson gave the, prizes were CREDITON last week spent the son Fred- A. E. Pletch and Arthur Gaiser spent a few days in Kitchener. Miss Aldonna Wuerth week-end in Brantford. Mrs. Aljoe Culbert and erick, of Lucan, are spending a few days this week with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Kerr. Mr. Harold Pletch, of Kitchener topic on “The Christian Church in and Miss Myrtle Pletch, of India,” which was very interesting. | ton, spent the week-end 1 “O Love That Casts Out Evangelical parsonage. was sung followed by the, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Fletcher I ed Tuesday after spending Hamil- at the Hymn Fear” Lord’s prayer in unison. Young People Hold Valentino Social months near Ridgetown. The Young People’s Union held a!. missionary program was given Valentine Social in the basement of iu the United Church Sunday School return­ several interesting Missionary by Mrs. J. sung by the United church on Monday even- 011 Sunday last.. An ing and opened the program by sing-; reading on Christian ing hymn 309 followed by the Lord’s work in China was given prayer in unison. The chairman’s Galloway. A duet was address was given by Rev. R. A.Phyllis and Edith Hill. Brook. The following program was j The young people of the Evangel­ well presented: A reading by Miss ical church have received a frater- Win and Tnhn Pannpr nf Gladys McKenzie, solo by Miss Mabel nal invitation to meet in conjunc-Messrs. Wm. and John Feppei, of ,.ooA4„„ k,, ivn«00« i„„ a? h.,.Fairburn and reading by Misses Dor­ 's Buchanan and Elaine Beer; Guitar selection by Miss Margaret Schwalm, duet by Misses Patsy Mc­ Donald and Ruth Hess, reading by Miss Kay Drysdale, fallowed by the collection. A girls’ quartette was very much enjoyed and Mrs. George Hess gave a humorous reading, a ; guitar selection by Miss Margaret near Hensall, attended the funeral . • of their aunt, Mrs, Wm. Pepper at1 Mitchell, on Saturday.. Misses Helen Flynn and Edith Parkins, of Exeter, spent the week­ end at the home of the latter’s par­ ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Parkins. Mrs. E. Broderick, of Exeter has been spending several days at the JX to the mness’oi ita was foDowed by an Inter- °™r. sMt flireoted Olande Foster and Mr. Rae Foster attend­ ed the funeral of their son-in-laiw, the late Mr. Charles Hart in Toron­ to, this week. A canvass of the town was made this week for the Canadian Legion War Services Educational and Per­ sonal Service by Messrs. Fred Beer and Harry Horton. Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Higgins, of and Mrs. Orville of Thames i and Sixteen Prizes Will be Given Away TO SUBSCRIBERS OF THE EXETER TIMES-ADVOCATE on Saturday, Feb. 17 Grand Prize-Lady’s or Gent’s Bulova Wrist Watch Second Prize $5.00 FIVE PRIZES OF $2.00 EACH TEN PRIZES OF $1.00 EACH (FOUR COUPONS Will be given for each year’s subscription, one coupon for each 50c paicl.) Draw will be made Saturday Night at 9 o’clock Subscription $2.00 a year We Club with all Papers and Magazines in P. in and and Mrs. Archie Toronto has returned Fassold is visiting with Ingersoll. Mrs. D. Meerburg and 3 THAMES ROAD & ROYS Remember the date and plan to be our guest at this big POWER FARMING SHOW AND ENTERTAINMENT. You will find the program interesting and educational. V. L. Becker, Dashwood ELIMVILLE Mr. and Mrs. Wes. Johns and Mr. Wm. Johns visited with Rev. A. E. and Mrs. Johns in Hamilton. Mrs. Wes. Johns is re­ maining for a two weeks’ visit. Mrs. Sam. Brock is at present confined to bed at the home of Mrs. Geo. Hunter in Exeter. Her friends here hope for a speedy recovery, Mr. Lloyd Bell, who in Decem­ ber passed his examinations for the R.C.A.F. was called on Saturday and has gone to London to report. Mr. and Mrs. P. Passmore visited Mr. and Mrs. B. Venner last Satur­ day. Miss Dorothy Johns spent the weekend with Miss Mary Gardiner at Farquhar. Mr. and Mrs. W. Hunter, of Ex­ eter and Mr. Norman Perkins from Saskatchewan, visited at the home of Mr. Everett Skinner recently. The W. M. S. observed the World’s Day of Prayer at the church last Friday afternoon, Rev. Mr. Mair gave an address. There was a fair attendance although quite a few have been indisposed with colds. Miss Joy Whitlock, of St. Thomas spent here. Mr. home don, where he had treatment for two weeks. Mr. Jno. Brock and Mr. Charles. Stephen attended a hockey match in Toronto recently. Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Willis and fam­ ily, of Stephen, were visitors at Mrs. John Johns on Sunday, The -Annual Congregational meet­ ing of this church will be held here on Thursday night of this week. The W. A. held their monthly meeting on Thursday of last week at Mrs. Wm. Bradshaw’s. They are sponsoring a play in the church on Friday night of this week. over Sunday son vis- Pat- who GRAND BEND Mr. and Mrs. Milton Webb and family and Mr. Tom Webb are vis­ iting in Detroit at the present time. Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Turnbull* Miss Gertrude Amon and Mr. and Mrs. Norman Turnbull visited with Mr. and Mrs. Sol. Pollock Monday. Mr. and Mrs. Tom Love are in London visiting with their Lloyd for the week, Mr. and Mrs. Wellwood Gill ited with Mr. and Mrs. James ter son on .Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Oliver, have spent the winter so far in St. Marys, returned home on Monday. Miss Ella Mousseau, who has been on the sick list is able to be up each day for awhile. Mr. Lloyd Taylor sports a new Chevrolet and Mr, Bruce Eagleson, a new Dodge. The ice on the lake has not frozen solid enough to allow the fishermen a chance to go far out to fish for anything but suckers. There are a few of those being caught. While some are coming quite a distance to the prayer service at the different homes each Wednes­ day evening there is still room for more. Mr. Stanley Grill, who enlisted in the Royal Canadian Air Force some time ago was called to London on Wednesday for a medical examina­ tion. /Stanley is a son of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Gill, Lakeview House, Grand Bend. ton with the Young People of the United Church at the latter place on Thursday evening of this week. Mr. Henry Eilber has been quite ill. We are glad to report that he is improving. The Rev. Lawrence H. Turner, B.A., minister of the Crediton Cir­ cuit of the United Church of Can­ ada comprising Shipka, Brinsley and Crediton announces his sermon theme for next 'Sunday Requisites for Citizenship in the Kingdom — “IPoor in .Spirit -but Rich in posses­ sions.” Worshippers are requested by the minister to submit in writing or by telephone the number of favorite hymns they desire to have incorpor­ ated in the service. These hymns will constitute the song service. The hour of services are as fol­ lows: Shipka 10.30 a.m.; Brinsley 2.15 p.m.; Crediton 7.0-0' p.m., Sun­ day School follows the Service’S at Shipka and Brinsley. “I Gave My Life For Thee, What hast thou done for Me?” A hearty welcome awaits at this Temple of Prayer. Thaw Clears Ice A welcome visitor to the district on Monday was the thaw. After a siege of old fashioned winter wea­ ther and treacherous, icy roads the thaw came over the week-end to clear away some traces of ice and give pedestrians and drivers alike a was a visitor M. Gardiner C. E. F. sta- • Blowes. Games were played, direct- I ed by Miss Kilpatrick and candy was served at the close. | Prayer Service Held in St. Paul’s j Anglican Church The World’s Day of Prayer Ser-* vice was held on Friday afternoon in St. Paul’s Anglican church and. was largely attended. Presiding I were the president of the W.M.S, I Miss Mary Fee, of St. Paul’s church; Mrs, Colin Hudson, president of the W.M.S. of Carmel church and Mrs. IC. Ballantyne, vice-president of the W.M.S. of the United church. The, theme was “In quietness and in con­fidence shall be your strength.” Fol- | lowing the call to worship the open­ ing hymn “O, Worship the King” Exeter, and Mr. Beavers and family, visited on Sunday with Mr. and j Mrs. Ed. McQueen. Miss Mary Ann been confined to her room for the past few weeks suffering with an at­ tack of sciatica. Her many friends hope for a speedy recovery. _ _ . Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Douglas, of, was sung followed by prayer in uni­ Hyde Park, visited on Sunday with.son. Responsive Bible reading was the latter’s mother, Mrs. John j read followed by a moment of silent Johnston and sisters .Miss Margaret | prayer and hymn “Breathe on me Johnston and Mrs. J. Parke. - -• Mr. and Mrs. Henry Harburn and. were read from John 15 verse 1-4, daughter, of Staffa, visited on Sun- 5-11 and 15-16. Hymn, “O God, i i < * -r-r_4___1 A * *• Hoggarth Rd., has j Breath of God.” Bible readings I day at the home of Mrs. Harburn’s. Our Help in Ages Past” was sung parents, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Datars. ' _ ........... ‘ . Rev. R. A. Brook conducted ser- er led by Mrs. Jas. Simpson and re­ vices in the United church on Sun- sponsive prayers by day to large congregations. The Mrs. McDonald, Mrs. choir sang two beautiful anthems; Workman and Mrs. “’Lift Up Your Hearts” "Z, Praise the Lord.” Uy dxxx6xxxS . A three-act play entitled “Lena A very interesting devotional ad-j and a period of intercession of pray-new‘sense of security. Evangelical Mission Circle The Crediton Evangelical Mission Circle held its meeting Monday ev­ ening at" the home of Nola with an attendance of fifteen uucc-cwu pw cxxLiuxcu -----------a ------------ — , bers present. (Several newRivers” will be presented in the j dress was given by Mrs. (Rev.) M. i bers joined the Circle. The presi- Town Hall on Friday evening, Feb­ ruary 16bh by Ailsa Craig cast, sponsored by Hensall branch of Canadian Legion. The handsome hooked mat that was raffled by the Exeter-Hensall branch of the Canadian Legion was won by Mr. Sam. Dougall. The draw was made at the Bingo held in the Legion rooms, Exeter on Thursday evening. Mr. and Mrs. A. W. E. Hemphill left on Sunday for Rochester, Min., where Mr. .Hemphill will treatment at the hospital of the famous Mayo Bros. The friends of Mr. Hemphill hope to see him return much improved in health. Mr. and Mrs. A, Foster received the sad news of the death of their son-in-law Mr. Charles Hart, in To­ ronto, who passed away this week Mrs. Logan, Brook, Mrs. Goodwin. A and “O, - prayer in time of war was followed by singing “Unto the Hills Around.” receive many was closed is on’ the Clyclamen Faist mem- mem- A very pleas- dent Alma Ratz was in charge ofA. Hunt, of Exeter. A very pleas- dent Alma Ratz was in charge of ing duet “I Heard the Voice of < the devotional part of the meeting Jesus” was sung by " and Mrs. Middleton. was received and dedicated followed by singing “We Thank Thee Thy Church Unsleeping” and diction. Funeral of Mrs. Geiger The funeral of the late Mrs. Geiger was held in the 1 church on Thursday afternoon at 2 p.m. following a short service at the home conducted by the pastor Rev. R. A. Brook. Mrs. Lee Hedden and Mrs. Geo. Hess sang a duet “Sun­ rise To-Morrow.” Interment was made in Bronson Line Cemetery, Zurich. The pallbearers were nep­ hews, Messrs. Roland Geiger, Josiah Geiger, Blake Horner, John Gascho, Zurich and Ray Fisher, Zurich; Ed. Geiger, of Pigeon, Mich. The floral Mrs. Goodwin The offering That bene- , Owen United FROM ALL STATIONS IN EASTERN CANADA Going Daily Feb. 17th to March 2nd, Inclusive RETURN LIMIT — 45 DAYS TICKETS GOOD IN COACHES at fares approximately 1%C per mile TOURIST SLEEPING CARS at fares approximately 1 % c per mile STANDARD SLEEPING CARS at fares approx’iy l%c per mile COST OF ACCOMMODATION IN SLEEPING CARS ADDITIONAL BAGGAGE CHECKED. ASK FOR HANDBILL SIMILAR EXCURSIONS FROM WESTERN TO EASTERN CANADA DURING SAME PERIOD Tickets, Sleeping Car Reservations and All information as to Stopover Privileges from Any Agent T-28 CANADIAN NATIONAL -» which took the form of a candle­ lighting service concluding with prayer by Rev. Mr. Pletch. The finance committee had charge of the program which consisted of a Scripture reading; a chapter from the Study Book and a Valentine reading. A Valentine contest was conducted. A Valentine lunch was served by the hostesses, Mrs. Ross Krueger, Alma Ratz, Dorothy Ratz, Mrs. Maurice Beaver. United Church IV. A. The February meeting of the W. A. of Crediton United Church was held on Thursday, February Sth. Mrs. G. Zwicker, the president, taking the chair. After the customary devo­ tional period, minutes of last meet­ ing were read and a goodly number responded to the roll call. Reports of the different committees were read and the business transacted. Hymn 140 was sung and Mrs. Telfer gave a reading. Ways were discuss­ ed for making mo’tojr. Penny bags were given out and plans made for a St. Patrick’s supper to be held on March 14 th. Rhena vored the meeting mental. Hymn 92 *” meeting closed with A Social half hour Mrs. G. Zwicker and Mix. Fred 1“ served a daVntv b nrh United C’ "wh Y. P. U. The regular meeting of the Cred- *ton United V. P< u. was held in the basement of the church on Februa)‘y 5>th. The meeting was opened by singing hymn 267 followed by the T ord’s Prayer In unison. Minutes of the last meeting and roll call were Yearley then fa- with an instrn- t ■mug and U'C c '■ benediction, war spen* v’en •i* home with year. Wein read. Business. It was moved and seconded that the convenor of each meeting get the games and decorate the church when the Evangelical League visits our League for a Val­ entine Social on February 15. Aud­ rey Hardinge, convenor of the Chris­ tian Fellowship committee then took the chair. The devotional part of the program was opened by singing hymn 231 followed by the Scripture read­ ing by Ted Wright. Edith King then led in prayer followed by the topic ‘"Our Quest for Truth" by Audrey Hardinge. Hymn 2>84 was sung. The program for the evening was openecl by an article taken from the Read­ ers Digest by Jack Galloway. Har­ vey Lovie then rendered a guitar, solo followed by a reading “Musical Heritage” by Lilian xFaulder. Piano solo by Grace Hill and Current Events by Sidney Brown. Hymn 241 was sung and the meeting was brought to a close by the Mizpah benediction. Mrs. Frederick Gaiser Succumbs Mrs, Lydia Gaiser, wife of Fred­ erick Gaiser, of Crediton, died on Thursday of last week at her following three weeks’ illness a heart condition, in her 75th She was formerly Miss Lydia and was born a half mile north of 'the village, a daughter of Mr. and Mrs., Gottfried Wein. She had liv­ ed in Crediton for the past 13 years, going to the village from Shipka. Mrs. Gaiser was a member of the Crediton Evangelical church. Mr. and Mrs. Gaiser celebrated their golden wedding October 25th, 1938, Surviving are her husband; two sons Ernest Gaiser, living on the Blue ■\yater Highway and Lloyd Gaiser, of Crediton and two daughters, Mrs. William Decher and Mrs. Ferdinand Haberer, both of Zurich; also two sisters, Mrs. William Bowman and Mrs. Paul Schenk, both of Crediton. Funeral of Mrs. Lydia Gaiser The funeral of Mrs. Lydia Gaiser wife of Frederick Gaiser, Crediton was held from the Evangelical Church Sunday afternoon. The au­ ditorium was filled. Interment was made in the family plot in Crediton cemetery. Few women in the vil­ lage have received as great a tri­ bute as was paid by citizens from Crediton and other points through­ out the district. Rev. A. E. Pletch delivered the funeral sermon touch­ ing on the unselfish life that char­ acterized Mrs. Gaiser’s service in the home, in the church, of the consecrated life she had led; her no­ bility of character and her courag­ eous faith during her illness. “Her life,” he said, “remained a challenge to others and a beautiful memory to those who were left behind.” Services were held first in the home where Mrs. J. Woodall and Miss Hazel Woodall rendered a very ap­ propriate duet then the remains were taken to the Evangelical church where the choir was ill at­ tendance led by Freeman Morlock. During the service, favorite hymns of the deceased wore sung including “The Old Rugged Cross” There’ll be no Disappointment in Heaven” and a duet “God’s Way” was rend­ ered by Arthur and Ada Gaiser. The floral bearers were: Edward Schenk Orland Gaiser, Elsie Gaiser, Ortha Gaiser, Ruth Ratz and Ar vis Hab­ erer. The nallhearers were; Rod­ bey Bowman, Arnold Gaiser, Lome Gaiser, Carl Decker, Hugo Schenk ?nd Karl Haist. Those in attend­ ing from out of totvn were: Mr. ind Mrs. Ed. Sitter and daughter Pauline, iwr*’. Kooltzow, of B'*roit and Miss Beatrice Schenk, Of Milton. Our deepest symnat.hy goes out to the bereaved family. The World’s Day of Prayer was observed Friday in the church by the W. M. ,S. The president, Mrs. P. Stone presided. The program for the day was carried out. Mrs. Mair gave a paper on Prayer — “A Pray­ er a Day” was her theme. Mrs. Gol- lings and Mrs. Parker sang a duet “/Garden of Prayer.” Mrs. S. Co­ ward gave a reading on present conditions in China in relation to missionary work as seen by Rev. Arnup. Mr. and Mrs. Earl Johnson, of Zion, visited with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Cann. We learn that there is a little improvement in Mr. Cann’s condition. Miss Dorothy Johns with her cousin, Miss for the week-end. Mr. Les Barnes, of tioned at Stratford, spent the week­ end with Mr. and Mrs. W. Stone. The 'Lumley school Friday. Mr. Whitmore sick list. A beautiful white adorned the rostrum at church Sun­ day morning in memory of Rev. H. Taylor a former minister, who pass­ ed away five years ago Sunday. Rev. Mr. Mair made a fitting tri­ bute to kindness of thought which prompted the action. Mr. and Mrs. Will Green, of Kip­ pen, were Sunday guests with Mr. and Mrs. P. Passmore. Mr. R.. Williams has been chosen superintendent of Thames Road Sunday School, Mr. Moodie having resigned after many years of faith* ful service. Box Social A very successful Valentine box social was held Tuesday evening in the basement of the church under the auspices of the Y. P. U. Crokin- ole and Chinese Checkers were the games. During the intermission Miss Marion Hodgert sang a solo, Messrs. Arnold Cann and Orland Squires gave a musical selection on the mouth organ. Mrs. John Hod­ gert and Miss Mildred Hodgert gave a piano duet. Some very pretty creations in boxes were sold up to $1.15. * KIPPEN heart wish Irma the week-end with relatives Teddy Johns from Victoria has returned Hospital, Lon- been taking THe Times-Advocate draw Will made Saturday next at Si p.m. We are sorry to learn that Mrs. Joseph Dayman suffered a attack on Thursday last. We her a speedy recovery. Miss Mary Westlake, Miss (Ferguson and Mr. A. Gackstetter visited on Sunday with Miss Esther Price, of Dashwood, W. M. S. Holds World’s Day of Prayer The W. M. S. of the United church- held their meeting on the World’s Day of Prayer at the home of Mrs. John Henderson with a good at­ tendance and was presided over by the president, Mrs. Allan Johnson. The meeting opened with the call to worship “Be Still and Know that’ I am God.” .Hymn, “0 Worship the King” was sung. Mrs. Johnson led in prayer followed by the re­ sponsive reading. “'Breathe on Me Breath of God” was then softly sung. The Bible readings were taken by Mrs. E. McBride and Mrs. W. Meilis ahd Mrs. T. Workman. Mrs, Johnson then led in prayer fol­ lowed by responsive reading. Hymn, “O Fount of Light Unfailing” fol­ lowed by responsive reading and prayer in unison. Hymn, “O God our Help in Ages Past.” Various Prayers wore taken by Mrs. A. Mc- Mnrtrie, Mrs. John Henderson, Mrs. H. Jones. Mrs. Chandler and. Mrs. a. Monteith, was the w. . , and Mrs. J, B. McLean favoured. with a duet Hour P^ay- ’ er.” "We Thank Thee that Thy Church Unsleeping” was sung fol-: lowed by the benediction in unison. ’ A dainty lunch was sotted by the committee in charge. 1 “Unto the Hills” -'•ne. TM topic taken from Study Book was given hv Mrs. Coop'r. M**. Tohn Hendowm MOUNT CARMEL Miss Evelyn McCann, of Wallace­ burg, spent the week-end with her parents Mr. and Mrs. B. McCann. Mr. Hubert McKeever spent Sun­ day in London. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Bedard, of Zurich, spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Joe Glavin. Mrs.- John McCarthy, of London, is spending a few weeks with her mother-in-law, Mrs. J. McCarthy. Mr. Jack Morrissey spent week-end in Detroit. Mr. Dave Geromette spent day in London. Mr. M. Doyle and son Jim, don, spent Sunday with Mr. Mrs. Frank Coughlin. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Dietrich family and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Carey and family spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. L. Dietrich of Shipka. Mrs. D. Bedard has returned to her home in Zurich after spending a few days with her mother Mrs, A. Morrissey. Mrs. Jack Morrissey and children have returned home from Detroit after spending a couple of months there. the Fri- Lon- and and I CREDITON EAST Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Wareing and two children, of Exeter, spent last Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Eli Sims. Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Heatherley, Mrs. Frank Scheiding and Mrs. S. Kelly, all of London, spent Sunday with Mrs. Catherine Motz. Maxine, the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Eldon Merner, who has been ill with bronchitis and kid­ ney trouble is somewhat improved. Mrs. Blake Heathe has returned to her home in Windsor after a week’s visit with her parents Mr. and Mrs, H< Kuhn. 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