HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1943-06-24, Page 5THE EXETER TIMES-ADVpCATE, THURSDAY MORNING, JUNE 24th, 1943
HENSALL
re-
Mr. and
Pic-
R.
EVERY
NIGHT
the staff
is enjoy-
London,
with his
Smith, of
with Mr,
few
and
Mr,
and
of
(Fred Heer, of London,
week-end at his home
daughter,
Miss Emma Johnston visited
cently with relatives in Delhi.
I’te. Leonard Noakes, pf London,
week-end at his home
A. Ford; Miss I
Mrs. Thomas
with Mr. and
Mt, and Mrs.
EL1MVILLE
and Mrs. Edwin Chesney,
THAMES ROAD
Sunday School Anniversary
The S^iday School Anniversary
\ Rev,
Mrs.
- Alex
' with ! ST..
of Winchelsea, with
Mr.
F. Skinner and family,
spent the
here.
L.Cplv
spent the
here,
Mrs. Nichols, of parkhill, spent
the week-end with her
Mrs. Ken Hicks,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry ‘
London, visited recently
and Mrs, Fred Beer.
. Mrs. Catherine Hedden returned
hone after spending a week with
friends at Dashwood.
Mr. Harold Bell and mother, Mrs.
Bell, of London, visited on Sunday
With Mrs. Victor Fee.
Miss Alice Dougall, of Toronto, is
visiting with lier parents,
Mrs, Wm. Dougall, Sr.
Pte Elgin Johnston, of
visited over the week-end
another, Mrs. Johnston.
Miss Margaret Glenn, of
of the Bank of Montreal,
ing a two week’s vacation.
Miss Elizabeth Slavin spent a
days last week visiting with Mi',
Mrs. Ed. Stewart, in London,
Mrs. Mac Rosser, of Blenheim'
visited on Friday with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Russell.
Miss .Patsy Steer visited during
the week at the home of her grand
mother, Mrs. Brazier, in London, I
Mr. R. MacLaren, of St. Cathar-,
ines, spent the week-end at his'
■home here with Mrs, MacLaren and 11
Donald,
Mr, Kenneth Hicks, of the R.C.
A.F., has been enjoying a leave at
his home here with Mrs. Hicks and |
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Shepherd,
of Toronto, visited recently with
Mrs. Shepherd’s parents, Mr. ani'
Mrs. Jas. Smillie. 1
Dr. Wm. T. Joynt, Dr. Harry
Joynt, and .Mrs, Joynt and daugh
ter spent the week-end with their
mother, Mrs. Alice Joynt.
, Pte. Glenn Love, of Toronto, visi
ted this week with his sister and
brother-in-law, Mr. and Mrs, John
McEwen and Mrs. Mina Love.
Miss Margart Hobkirk under
went a serious operation in Clin
ton Hospital on Monday. Her many
friends hope for a speedy recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Pfaff and
daughter, Shela, of Niagara-on-the-
spent the week-jend at the
of the former’s mother, Mrs,
and
“Largo by Handel” Amaryh
Jis.” “Adagia hy Pathetique” was
played during the offering by Miss
Greta Lainmie on the violin*. Mr*
Carey Joynt, of Western University
London, sang a solo entitled “The
Holy Hour.” The choir sang two
anthems entitled, “God Who
Toucheth Earth witn Beauty,” and
“The Gates of Praise.” At the eve
ning service Miss Lammie and Miss
Sells played two instrumentals “In
a Monastery Garden," and “Pomp
and Circumstances” and during the
offering Miss Lammie played the
violin. The selection being
manre’ and “Fans Paroles.”
W. 0. Goodwin and Mr. W, A,
Laren sang a duet entitled “I
Lift Up Mine Eyes,”
sang an anthem ’
Place.” Both services were largely
attended,
“Ro-
Mr. |
Mac
Will
’ and the choir
“Thy Dwelling
CREDITON
Don’t forget the Community
nic of the Crediton Public School
on June 30 on the school grounds.
We ask the ladies to bring a picnic
basket and their own sugar.
Mr, and Mrs. Martin Morlock, of
Kitchener, are spending their holi
days with relatives.
Mrs. Garnet Baker, of Toronto, is
visiting with her sister, Mrs. Everett
Fahrner.
Mrs. Walter Hoard, of Toronto, is
spending a few days with friends.
Mr. Calvin Fahrner, of London,
was home for the week-end.
Sgt. Lloyd England, of Chatham,
is home on two week’s leave,
! Mr. Roy Fiifkbeiner is making a
fine recovery following an operation
on his eye.
Members of Stephen Council made
a survey of the township roads on
Tuesday to determine the amount
roadwork that will be necessary,
Mrs. Johnston, of London,
slightly improved at the home
her sister, Mrs. T. Trevethick.
Miss Laura Woodall, of London,
spent the week-end with her par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Woodall.
Mrs. John Haist, while ascending
the cellar steps on Saturday, suffer
ed a dizzy spell and fell backwards.
She is confined to her.home in con-
Her many friends will
around
Mrs. Milton Lavery and
St. Catharines, spent a
this week visiting with
Sunday School Anniversary t zjon
........ ' TJto Sunday School picnic wasELIM VILLE UNITED CHURCH the school grounds on Tues-f
SUNDAY* JUNE 27th day evening with a very large at-. Sunday was well attended,
tendance. A ball game was held;a. Sinclair, Blyth, was guest
$prvibe at 11 conducted by ' and tha sperts were as follows: j speaker for the day and bis services
Rev. W. T, Cleave, Grand Bend racei under 6, Jane Dyke-(were much appreciated. The child-
j *. rz oa j *. j l ,hian, Elaine Hem; children 6 to Siren’s choir in the morning and the
and at 7,3Q p,m* ^Qnducted by years, Marilyn Hern and ’Marjorie (regular choir at the evening service
Rev. A* B. Irwin, Exeter • Dykeman; boy’s race 9 and under,‘under the leadership of Mrs, A.
. Bob Hem, r.......... ' “ '— Special Music by the Choir Dykeman;
-------- -- . i - ■ ■■■....-. i t paaIpv and Kathleen Johns;
Keith Hern and Paul Morgan, rendered music which was
girls to 14, Dorothy enjoyed by .all, Miss Hogarth, of
. -r boy’s Exeter, was soloist jn "the children’s
’ 9 to 14, Jack Hem and Ray Jacques; > choir in the morning and Mr. Carey
young ladies, Hasel Hern and Ruth! joynt, of Hensail, at the evening
I Torn; young men, Gerald Heim and service.
, Ken Hern; married women and men, I Sunday visitors in the community
Mr, and Mrs, Lloyd Hern, Mrs; R. E. jwer.e as follows: Miss Winifred Mc-
Pooley and Ward Hern; men kicking | phail, of Roys and Mr. and Mrs. J.
I the slipper, Ken Hern and Gerald Coward,
Hern; three legged race, Gerald and Mrs, Robert Duncan*
Hern and Hazel Hern, Ken Hern add Mrs. — — - -
Marjorie Johns; clothespin race, Ken: Elimville, Mr, and Mrs, Rundle and
Hern and Anna Brock; jelly bean'family and Mrs, Harding, of Exeter,
race,
Gerald Hern and Hazel Hern; eating Teni McCurdy
the soda biscuits, James Earl and
Mrs. Ward Hern; tug of war, Ward
Hern’s side, After the sports Arthur
Hern and Margaret Jacques were
presented with identification brace-’Mr,
lets from the community. Wellington Exeter*
Brock read the addresses, In the‘Allison;
absence of Margaret,
< Norman took her place.
is in the Navy and has signed for 1 Passmore, of Exeter,
overseas duty. Arthur leaves on'Mrs, A. Passmore;
Friday for Quebec, Later lunch was I and
served.
There will be no church services
held in Zion church on Sunday as
it is Elimville anniversary,
Miss Hazel Hern spent the week
end with Miss Ada Gaiser, of Shipka.
Mr, and Mrs. James Earl spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, O. Cann.
Mrs, L. Kyle spent last Wednesday
with friends in the community.
Mr. and Mrs. Allan Jacques, Elma
and Ray, Marjorie Earl, and Anna
and Irene Brock spent Sunday with
spending nine day’s leave at his Mr. and Mrs. P. Passmore,
home,
Sunday School Anniversary ser
vices will be held here next Sunday, j with their aunt, Mrs. James G’owett,' and
The annual Johns reunion was held ' and the former’s brother, Mr. and
at the home of Mr. Gilbert Johns on Mrs. John^Hern. j
Saturday, June 19th, with about' j
sixty present. Races and a ball game, Harry spent Sunday with Mr.
were enjoyed. A sumptuous supper ; Mrs. Charles Jacques, of St. Marys,
was served on the lawn. Mr. Delmar.
Skinner was elected president for!
the coming year and IMiss Doreen'
Coultis, secretary,
will be Philip
Etheleen and
picnic will be
Mr. H. Ford.
of
is
of
Lord’s
by the
sequence.
hope that she will soon be
again.
The Sacrament of the
Supper will be administered
minister at Shipka, Brinsley and
Crediton next Lord's day.
The teacher and pupils of Room 2
of the Public School staged a salvage
drive for papers and fats and in
that, way have contributed to the war
effort.
During a recent electrical storm
a bolt of lightning entered the home
Lake,
home
Pfaff.
Mr,
family, of
few days
Mr. ad Mrs. Carl Passmore and Mr.
and Mrs. Thos. Harris.
Miss Edith Parkins, Mrs. Wil- of Mr. John Gaiser and destroyed
fred Klopp and Mr. and Mrs. Cline seme electric fixtures and the radio.
Flynn, of London, and Mr. and Mrs. The walls of the room
Robert Flynn, of Exeter, visited on
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. James
Parkins. J
Bride and Groom Honored j
About two hundred neighbors
and friends of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Schroeder gathered in the
town hall Hensail, on Friday eve
ning and presented them with a
chesterfield suite. The address was
read by Mr. Clarence Reichert. The
groom made a fitting reply of;
thanks. Dancing was enjoyed to |
music furnished by Murdock's Or-,
chestra, and refreshments were ser-1
ved. i
Women’s Institute Meet •
The Senior Women’s Institute'
held their annual picnic at the
home of Dr. and Mrs. Bell on High-' Mrs. Wm. Smith; sports committee,
way No. 4. Owing to the rain, the Lawrence Wein. Ross Krueger, Ray
amusements were held in the spa- Morlock, Carman Whitmore,
cious rooms of the home. Chinese
checkers were enjoyec
showed some
he had taken
to the
iments
were dis
colored coming very close to the
curtains. Had they taken fire there
might have been a serious blaze as
no one was at home at the time.
On Wednesday evening of last
week Mr. and Mrs, Lawrence Wein
were host and hostess to the mem
bers of the Evangelical church choir,
together with their wives and hus
bands. The first part of the evening
was spent in playing crokinole.
During the business session officers
were elected as follows: president,
Freeman Morlock; vice-president,
Fraser Brown; secretary-treasurer,
Alma Smith; library committee, Mrs.
Ross Krueger, Mrs. Lorne Morlock;
social committee, Mrs. Lawrence
Wein, Mrs. M. Faist, Mrs. Emmery
Fahrner, Mrs. Freeman Morlock,
The Stratford District Christian
and Dr. Bell1 Education Rally was held in the
interesting pictures Evangelical church Tuesday and
during his travels (Wednesday with a splendid attend-
different countries. Refresh- --
were served.
Arnold Circle Meet
June meeting of the Arnold
of the Carmel Presbyterian
1 was held on Monday evening
home of Miss Jean McQueen,
the president, Mrs. Melvin
presiding. The meeting
singing “Dear Lord and
Mankind,” after which
Hoggarth led in prayer.
Psalm 33, 12:22
25:33 was read by M
' ance. Mr. W. H. Edighoffer, of
' Zurich,, presided for the opening
I exercises Tuesday afternoon. Age
group conferences were conducted
by Mrs. M. Tiernan, Dashwood; Rev.
C. B. Heckendorn, Zurich,' and Rev.
E. E. Pletch, of Stratford. In the
' evening Crediton Young People
| presented a drama “Somber Shad-
■ ows”. Rev. W. F. Krotz, of Tavi
stock, gave an address, his theme
being “White Fields”. Morning,
| afternoon and evening sessions
,g< j held Wednesday.
The
Circle
church
at the
with
Moir,
ed by
er of
Trene
Scripture
Matt. 6,
Farquhar. Hymn “Blest Be the Tie,
That Binds” was sung followed by |
the minutes, business, offering and (
roll call. The topic on “The Ukra-|
Ilians” was very ably taken by Miss (
Sally Manson. The meeting conclu
ded by singing “Lead on 0 King
Eternal” and the Lord's prayer in
unison. Refreshments were served.
Anniversary .Services Well Attended
Rev J. R. Mutchmor M.A.D.D.,
of Toronto, a graduate of Toronto
University, who took his Master De
gree at Columbia College, New
York, and took up theological work
at the Union Theological College in^
New York conducted »the services an* delivenod most inspirlne mes- “,week-™,<’ v,s.,tor witl’ M,s’
sages at both services, la his most Wm. Moi Iey;.. ................. .
eloquent manner, He holds the posi
tion of Secretary of the General
Board of Evangelism and Social
Service in the Viiited church. At the
hioriiiiig service, Miss Greta Lam
mie A.T.C.M,, presided at the or
gan and Miss Katherine Sells, Of
London, played the piano, playing
Wednesday.
■were
WHALEN
Irene Heller, of Waterloo,
Roy Barker,
Miss
and Mr. Roy Barker, of London,
were week-end visitors with Grafton
Squire.
(Mrs. John Morley, of Woodham,
is visiting for a few days with Ml'S.
E. Squire.
L.A.C. George Cummings,, of Ala
ska, and Mrs. Cummings, of Toronto,
were recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Geo. Leckie.
Miss Shirley Squire, of London, is
holidaying this Week at her home.
Miss Jean Morley, of Lucan, was
Mr. and Mrs. Eari Johnson and
family assisted with the music at
an entertainment at Prospect Hill
on Friday evening,
Mr. and Mrs. GeO, Squire and
Harry attended Thames Road Anni
versary1 on Sunday and spent the
day with Mr, and Mrs. N, Squire,
Bang! off we go!
DASHWOOD
Miss Zefa Nadiger, R.N., of How
ell, Mich., spent a few days with her
parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Nadiger j
Mr. and Mrs. Otto Restemeyer
visited with friends in London on
Sunday, !
Mr. ,and Mrs, Harold Kellerman
spent the week-end in Fergus, j
Miss Jean Cole, of Exeter, spent I
the week-end with friends here. i
A.C.2 Lorne Kleinstiver, of Toron
to, spent a few days at his home
here last week.
Ward Kraft and friend, of Lon-’
don, spent the week-end with his |
mother, Mrs. Kraft. j
Mr. and Mrs. George Thompson,
of Detroit, are spending their vacat-l
ion with her parents, Mr. and
Baker.
Mr.
Egmondville, were guests of Mr, and,
Mrs. John Brock, on Sunday. j
Mrs. Ed Johns and Hazel are visit- (
ing the former’s sister, Mrs. Alice. Reihm, of Toronto, this week. j
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Ford and ■
family visited with Mr. and Mrs.
Newman Baker, near Wellburn, on
Sunday last. j
Sgt. Clarence Ford, of Jarvis, is.
Phil Hern and Ruth Torn, j with Mr. and Mrs.
and
McCurdy, of Exeter,
Gib, Duncan;
Rohde and family, of Mitchell,
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Rohde;
and Mrs. William Allison, of
with Mr, and Mrs. John
_T. ' ........ Miss Margaret Dougall
her brother,' and Harry, of Exeter, with Mr. and
Margaret Mrs. C, Miller; Mr, and Mrs. W.
with Mr, and
A. Passmore; Mrs, J. Craig
granddaughters Margaret and
.Joyce Craig, of Blyth, with Mr, and I Mrs. A. Gardiner; Mrs. Fletcher
! and Marie, of Exeter, with Mr. and
Mrs. S. Coward; Mrs. F, Willis and
Miss 'Florence Davey, of Centralia,
and Mrs. Wm. Hodgert, of Exeter,
with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Coward | Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Rodd, Mr, and
Mrs. Albert Scott and Audrey, of
Woodham, Irene Brock and Marjorie
’•Earl, of Zion, Mr. and Mrs. Allen
Jacques and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Wm. Quinn, of Exeter, and Mr, and
Mrs.
Mrs. George Jacques and Mrs. L. Mr.
. Kyle, of Exeter, visited on Sunday, anci Mrs, James Earl, of Zion, Mr
... Taa
Bert Venner, of Exeter, with
and Mrs. Percy Passmore; Mr.
STARTING
SATURDAY
June 26
"Musical Patterns by Patton”
Sports committee
Johns, Ronald Elford,
Eileen Johns.
held at the home
Mrs. Joe Dayman, of Kippen.
and Mrs. Newton ‘Clarke, of
Winchelsea, with Mr. and Mrs. Or-
about?~ Mr."and Mrs. Norman Jacques and j vilIe Cann; Miss Lila Pym with Mr.
anj and Mrs. E. Pym; Mr. and Mrs. Alex
‘ MacBeth, of Brucefield, and Miss B.
j Clarke, of Winchelsea, with Mr. and
j Mrs. A. Hunkin; Mr. and Mrs. John
Hodgert and Winifred, of Exeter,
with Mr. and Mrs. Robt. Cann; Mr.
and Mrs. Andrew Hamilton, of
Exeter, with Mr. and IMrS. Robt.
Kydd ,Mr. and Mrs. C. Miller, Staffa
i
The'
of
KHIVA
Shower foi’ Bride-Elect
attractive miscellaneous show-1
AND HIS
DIRECT FROM A
ORCHESTRA
SUCCESSFUL SEASON IN
TORONTO and BRANT INN, HAMILTON
Admission 50c
SUNDAYAn
er was held at the home of Mr. and "(th*mT*‘and"Mrs? J, Hodgert? Mr.
Mrs. Dan. Weber * '
• ing when about
! friends
i Aldene
school \eek-
, chair
decorated in pink and white,
i rounded with vases of pink and white
peonies. The address was read by
. The gifts were
j brought into the living room on a
. gaily decorated wagon drawn by
i
WOODHAM
and Sunday
withdrawn here last ■
to the anniversaryi
at Kirkton United i
goodly number from here
gathered
Eagleson,
She was
under anThe church
services were
Sunday owing
services held
church. A awu-ij xiCAnuv..
attended and many of them spent ■
the rest of the*day with friends. I ---: ----. \
The Sunday school picnic which I - ,
on Thursday even-
35 neighbors and
in honor of Miss
bride-elect, of this
asked to take her
arch beautifully
sur-
■ and Mrs. 0. Jaques and family, of
Cromarty, Mr. and Mrs. C. Watson,
I and family, of Science Hill, with
Mrs.
Thedford Brass Band
was to have been held at Stratford ] httle J°an Baker and Donna Eagle-
Park last Saturday was
for a week and will be
Saturday June 26.
Mr. Graydon Caiam,
Bay, visited at his home
a few days and left Tuesday of this
wee'k to join the navy.
Mr. and Mrs. Ira Shier and child-|
ren, of London, were week-end visi-' Marlene visited in
tors at the home of Mr. and Mrs.! Sunday.
Frank McNaughton. !
Miss Evelyn Camm, nurse-in-1
training at Stratford Hospital,
a Sunday guest at the home of
father, Mr. John Camm.
Mr. and Mrs.
gether with Mr.
Anderson and Shirley
day visitors at the home
Mrs. Laverne Stone,
Friends of Mrs. James
be pleased to know that
ting along as well as can be expec
ted, having been taken to Victoria
Hospital, London, last Thursday
for an operation for appendicitis.
Mr. and Mrs. James- Squire at
tended a party held at the home of
Mr. and
pen, on
seventy
sembled
Arthur Hern, who the week before j
received his wings -s a navigator 1
at Crumlin airport. A very pleasant evening was spent. Arthur was pre-!
seated with a lovely suitcase and aj
sum of money. Mrs. McLean took I
the chair and very ably conducted
a program consisting of solos, in-;
strumentals, readings and a grand
address by Mrs. McLean on “Fede
ration.”
postponed ■ son which held many pretty and
held next! aseful Sifts. After the gifts hadJ been opened and admired the bride
of North ! expressed her thanks and appreciat-
here for 'ion- A.11 joined in singing “For She’s
| a Jolly 'Good Fellow”. Later a
i dainty lunch was served.
Mr. and Mrs Lloyd Lippert and
Melbourne on
30 MUSICIANS
JULY 1 st HOLIDAY
is
J.
BALL GAME
7 o’clock r
James Squire
and Mrs. Howard i
were Sun- •
of Mr. and j
I
Miller will I
she is get-)
Miss Mary Hoffman, of Zurich,
- — ' has returned home after spending
yas j a couple of weeks with Mrs. Leo
"er Dietrich.
I Pte. Henry Ziles, of Petawawa,
°'.i spent the week-end with his parents,
'Mr. and Mrs. Louis Ziles.
Mrs. Claude Gelinas and family,
of London, are visiting the former’s
mother, Mrs. L. Dietrich.
Mrs, Glen McLean, of Kip-
Friday evening last when
of the Earl connection as-
to do honor to Pilot Officer
i
and Mrs.
and Mr
and
and
Charles Glanville
and Mrs. Stephen
family spent Sunday
Mrs. Lorne Hayden,
William Hetlierley
of Lon-
and Mrs. Win Horney,
pent Sunday with Mr.
With Mr
Mr. Ken-
spent the
here,
daughter,
and Bend
. Hamilton
Neil and
of London,
their homes
:y Neil and
d home after visiting
and London.
CREDITON EAST
Mr
and son,
Glanville
with Mr.
at Birr,
Mr. and M
and Mrs. Frank Scheiding,
don, and M
of Kippen,
and Mrs. William Motz.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis and
son and Mrs. L. Wein and son spent
Sunday at G:
and Mrs. Aid
Mr. Murray
neth Kuhn,
week-end at
Mrs. Murn
have returns
in Brantford
„ , , . Mrs. H. Kuhn has returned homeTkfkFQ CflEI fimCI after a, month’s visit in Windsor
lllwlv Id will it lllllwain with her daughter, Mrs. B. I-Ieathe,
__ __ _—- {the latter and her son and datigh-
ter are visiting here for a time.
We still have some chickens and Pte. and Mrs. Howard Truemner
pullets for delivery June 20th to and son, of London, spent, the week-
July 23rd. i end with Mr. D. Truemner.
1
A few Leghorn pullets, immediate ' ----“““----
delivery.
O.A.C. and Purirta Feeds on
hand at all titties.
j SHIPKA
i In loving memory of their
; Mr. John Ratz, Mr. and Mi’s. Mat.
i Sweitzer and family, Mr. and Mrs.
I Milton Ratz and family, and Mr.
Simon Ratz, bedecked the communion
j table at Shipka United church on
Sunday morning with a beautiful
The Home of the Business Hen* display of peonies.
Lakeview Poultry Farm
phone 78
father,
■Mr. and Mrs.. W. Ferguson;
Harry Coates, of Eketer, with Mrs.
George Jeffery; Mr. and Mrs. Geo.
Squires and Harry, of Whalen, Mr.
and Mrs. O. Brown and Bernice, of
Centralia, Rev. Sinclair, of Blyth,
with Mr. and Mrs. N. Squires.
Miss Ella Robinson and Leslie
spent Thursday with Mr. T. Wheel
er, at Brucefield.
Mrs. John Fleming, of Melbourne,
visiting with her daughter; Mrs.
Simpson.
Mr. Russell Passmore, who has
been home on leave, returned to
Halifax this week.
Miss Margaret Allison and Miss
Anne Morgan, of Loncon, spent the
week-end at their homes here.
The Y.P.U. presented their play,
“Willowdale” in Granton Anglican
church Wednesday night-and-pre
sent it in Fullarton town hall, on
Friday night,
Mr. and Mrs. C. Miller visited
their daughter-in-law, Mrs. J. Mil
ler, on Sunday, who underwent an
operation for appendicitis in St.-
Joseph’s Hospital last week. We
wish Mrs. Miller a speedy recovery.
There will be no church service
or Sunday school this Sunday, ow
ing to Elimville anniversary.
We are glad to report that Mrs.
Thomas Allen and infant daughter,
who have been ill with the measles,
are well on the \Vay to recovery.,
Mrs. A. Gunning, of Exeter, is
spending
ter, Mrs. Percy
Those taking
recently
United
district
Harris,
gan,
Mair.
Mr. and Mrs, Roland Williams
and Mr. and Mrs. Earl Dixon, of
Centralia, left Saturday morning by
motor for Lake
the week-end at
turning Monday
Bob McCurdy,
pot, spent the
home.
A reception in
Mrs. Gordon Stone, newly weds,
was held in the Kirkton Hall last
Thursday night. A large number,
attended and a very enjoyable
time spent. The young- couple were
presented with a purse of money.
The regular meeting of the
Thames Road Mission Circle met
at the home of Miss Alice Passmore,
oh Friday evening, with a good
attendance. The president, June
Coward, was in charge of the meet
ing and opened with hymn 15, fol
lowed with pw^r by the president.
Scriptui-e;,;lessqn was read by Alice
PassmoYe,. The girls are planning
bn making ftn autograph quilt, the
I proceeds to gD to* the Red Cross.
■Gunning,
a week with her
Passmore,
part in the
in James
Exeter from
Mary L. Scott,
Grant
given
church,
were: J
Audrey Scott,
Shirley Thompson and
recital
Street
this
Ina
Mor-
Betty
Simcoe and spent
Alcona Beach
night.
of Manning
-week-end at
I
honor of Mr.
re-
De-
his
an d
Guelph vs. Exeter Lakeviews
Lakeviews, winners of district series—Guelph were victors
of the last game.
COME OUT AND SUPPORT YOUR HOME TEAM -
SUNDAY, JULY 4th
Tavistock Brass Band
I Tavistock Bugle
FRED FUNK’S FLOOR SHOW
(Details later)
Hymn 48S was sung and the pro
gram followed, Doris Duncan gave
a reading, Mary Borland gave the
Herald. The topic was taken by
June Coward and Marion Hodgert
favored with an instrumental.
Hymn 5 62 was sung and the meet
ing closed with the Mizpah benedic
tion. A ten cent tea was served and
a social time spent during the
lunch hour.
BRINSLEY
The Brinsley United Church Sun
day School will hold their annual
picnic on the church grounds, Satur
day, June 26th, beginning at two
o’clock.
Middle-Age — When a man ceases
to grow vertically and starts to grow
horizontally—at the middle.
njwnt
NOTICE
A change will be made in Passenger Train Schedules on
SUNDAY, JUNE 27th, 1943
AND OTHER SPECIFIC DATES
Pursuant to instructions of the Transit Controller, certain
sei*vices which it was proposed would operate during the
summer months will be withdrawn.
For particulars apply to ticket agent
CANADIAN NATIONAL RAILWAYS