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HENSALL PQN’T FORGET!
Reeve and Mrs. E, Shaddick and
family
day.
Miss
was a
Mattle
Mr. John MacBeath was confined
to his room last week with an at
tack of pleurisy,
Mrs. Cook, of Exeter, will be
hostess for the W.C.T.U, meeting
on Tuesday, December 13th,
The annual meeting of
visited in
Margaret
week-end
Ellis,
Goderich on Sun-
Grieve,, of Blytli,
visitor with Miss
the
W.M.S. of the United Church will
be held on Thursday, Dec. 14th.
Pte. Wesley Jones, of the R.C.
O.C,, London, spent the we’ek-end
with Mrs, Jones, Patsy and Larry.
Lieut, Sam Rennie, of Chatham,
spent the week-end at his home
here with Mrs. Rennie and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Casey Hudson and
babe, of Goderich, visited on
day with Mr, and Mrs. Geo. 1
son.
Mr, and Mrs. Cline Flynn, of
don, spent the week-end with
latter’s parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Parkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hudson.
St. Marys visited recently with Mrs
Nelson Blatcliford and Mr
Hudson,
The Wohelo Class meets
Sunday School room of the
Church on Friday, December 15th.
A full attendance is requested.
Mr. Charles Henderson, a student
of Knox College, Toronto,
ed the services in Carmel
terian Church on Sunday.
Mrs. Bawden, of Exeter
on Sunday with her son-in-
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. ’
quhar and Graham.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fishe:
on Wednesday for Toronto where
they will spend the winter months
with their son-in-law and daughter,
Mr. and Mrs, Thomson.
At a recent banquet given the
Hensail servicemen returned from
overseas, Miss Gladys Luker, presi
dent of the Women’s Institute, was
presented with a
the returned men.
Missionary and
vices were held
church
dresses
service
A. E.
Sun-
Hu d-
Lon-
the
Jas.
of
Thos,
in the
United
conduct-
Presby-
, visited
■law
John
and
Far-
left
gold locket from
Maintenance ser
in the United
on Sunday. Four short ad-
were given at the morning
by Mrs. A. Shirray, Mrs.
Munn, Miss Elva McQueen
and Mr. George Cowen. At the eve
ning service lantern slides were
shown on China and India. An in
teresting feature was
the school where Mr.
is principal in India.
Found Dead in
Mrs, Walter McCully, well known
resident of Hensail, was found dead
in her home on Monday by neigh
bors after failing to see her about
as usual. She was formerly Helen
Stewart, daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. James Stewart, of Tucker
smith. The deceased appeared to be
in her usual health and was down
town shopping the latter part of
the week. She was a valued mem
ber of Carmel Presbyterian church,
a life member of the W.M.S., and
will be greatly missed by a large
circle of friends. Surviving is one
sister, Mrs. (Rev. Dr.) Strang, Re
gina. Private funeral service was
held from the residence on Wednes
day at 2.3 0 p.m. Interment in Hen
sail Union Cemetery.
Hensail Men Welcomed Home
' From Overseas
Hensail Town Hall was filled to
capacity on Wednesday evening for
the public reception tendered nine
local men returned from overseas.
Mr. and Mrs, R. H. Middleton and
Mr. Geo. Hess decorated the hall
most artistically for
with flags. Mr. W. 0.
in a sing-song with
Lammie at the piano,
lections by Fit. Sgt. Ross and Sgt.
Carroll, of Centralia airport,
much enjoyed. A special number
was played for LAC. David Sangster
overseas. Dr. A. R. Campbell, presi
dent of the War Service Committee,
gave a brief address and called the
returned men to the platform,
namely Donald Walker, Donald Mc-
Kaig, Jack Taylor, Harold Hedden,
Ray Foster, Ivan Kipfer, Sgt. Ed.
Norminton, PO. George Sangster,
D.F.C., and Fit. Lt. Kenneth Pass-
more. Reeve R. E. Shaddick gave
the address of welcome and called
each to come forward where they
were presented with a gift. The
the scene of
Ben Smillie
Home
K
9 . 15th
Shipka School Concert
Best of Its Kind
Dialogues, Readings, Drill,
Quartette.
Religious Pageant,
Prayer,” Cast of
This pageant has
through the States
from ,a Bible College, (Well
while seeing).
‘‘Garden
15
travelled
with a
of
characters,
miles
•group
worth
A (75 minute) PLAY
“Pa’s New Housekeeper”
(by members of community)
Commences at 8.00 p.m.
Worth 35c Admission
“WELCOME”
CREDITON
Mrs. D. Mclsaac left on Friday
for Montreal where she intends to
spenq the winter with her daughter
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Young.
Mrs. Ada Kuhn, of Windsor, has
returned home after spending over
a week with her father and brother
Mr. -Chas. KJenzle and Bruce,
Mr, and Mrs. Roy Wolfe and two
sons, of Detroit, visited
week-end with Mr- and
Eilber,
Miss Mary Chambers,
over
Mrs,
the
Geo,
who
THAMES ROAD
Miss Thelma Parker, of Seaforth,
Hospital spent a few days with her
parents last week,
Mr, and Mrs, E. McIntyre, of
London, spent the week-end witll
Mr, nnd Mrs, Thos, Ballantyne,
Mr. and Mrs, Wilmer Ferguson
spent the week-end
Mrs. W. Ferguson.
An Aircraft from
pert made a forced
C. Miller’s field near the highway
Friday of last week about 5 p.m. in
DASHWOOD
Pte, Glea Walper, of Nova Scotia
spent a tew days leave with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. E. Walper.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Kellerman
are spending this week in Chatham.
Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Hopcroft are
visiting in Toronto this week,
Pte. Russell Tieman, of Camp
Borden, spent the week-end with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. A. Tieman. *
Ml and Mrs. Chas. Steinhagen
.............. _ {are visiting in parkhill this week,
the afternoon. No one was hurt, the giso attending the funeral of the
plane required somd repair work late Mr. W, Tait on Saturday,
but is yet grounded waiting fori
favorable weather conditions in or
der to take off.
The Federation of Agriculture
under the direction of Mr, Johnston
of Walton, presented various educa
tional pictures in the basement of
the Thames Road Church last
Thursday; in the afternoon for the
school children and in the evening
for adults. There was a good atten
dance both times.
The Farm Forums met at the fol
lowing places Monday night, Lum
ley School House and the homes of
Mr, and M'rs. W. Elford and Mr,
and Mrs, Ray Cottle.
Mr. James Simpson spent a few
days in Toronto last week attending
the Federation of Agriculture Con
vention. Misses Ruby and Annie
Simpson accompanied their father
and visited with their grandmother
Mrs. Flemming at Malvern, Ontario
Several from this community at
tended Commencement Exercises at
Exeter High School Friday evening
of last week.
•Sunday services will be at the
usual hour on Sunday. Church ser
vice at 11.15 a.m., Sunday School
at 1'0.15 a.m. and Mission Band
during Church Service hour,
Jack Duncan, of the R.C.N., who
has been serving
“Morden,” arrived
days leave with
week,
Allan Coward,
Mrs.
with the Army
London.
The Sunday
concert will be
Road church on Monday evening,
December 18th at 8.30 p.m. instead
of Friday evening as previously
announced. Adults 25 cents, child
ren outside of S.S. 15 cents.
The Christmas meeting of the
Thames Road W.M.S. met at the
home of M’rs. Wiseman on Wednes
day afternoon of last week with 22
present. Mrs. Gardiner, 2nd. vice-
president presided. Meeting opened
with a hymn followed with prayei
by Mrs. 'Gardiner. Mrs. Rhode read
the Scripture. Roll Call was taken
and minutes read. Mrs. Gardiner
gave the report of the sick visiting
and flower -committee. Business dis
cussed. Program consisted of, a
reading by Mrs. R. Cann, Mrs. Fer
guson gave a reading on, “Legend
of the Black Madonna”, a solo by
Mrs. Harris, a reading by Mrs. S.
Coward, a reading by Miss P. Dun
can and a hymn was sung and Mrs.
Mair gave a readin,g. Collection was
taken. Hymn 53 was sung and
meeting closed with prayer, Janu
ary meeting will be held at the
home of Mrs. S. Coward. A 10 cent
tea
was
with Ml’.
Centralia
landing in
and
Air”
Mr.
To Top Your
Christmas Dinner
I
Christmas Cake
was
taken seriously ill on Saturday is
somewhat improved. Her many
friends hope for a speedy and com
plete recovery,
Ml and Mrs. Lloyd Hey spent
the week-end
Detroit,
Mr. H. K.
meeting of the
Insurance Co., in Zurich on Satur
day.
Mrs. Martha Smith returned to
her home in Exeter after spending
two weeks at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. ■ Thos. Trevethick.
The United
Schoo) is holding
mas celebration
ember 18th at 8
tion this year will be in the form of
a Christmas party to which all the
members and parents are
A program will be given
different classes. Treats
provided and lunch served.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugo
Jeanette and Mrs. Herb
with relatives in
Eilber attended a
Hay Township Fire
You haven’t tasted Christmas calse till you’ve had ours,
The delicious goodness of a Christmas .eake just can’t be
beat for a good old fashioned holiday. They are made from
the choicest ingredients and will stay tasty and good for a
long, Jong time. Order yours today.
Mrs. 8, P, Currie is visiting with
her sister, Miss Christine McCrae,
in Exeter,
Mr. Jacob Gossman, of Port Hur
on, spent the week-enij with his
sister Ml and Mrs. Charles Rinker.
Mr. Louis Rader is spending a
few days in Toronto this week.
Mr. and Mrs. I"
anti Mr, and Mi's. Oscai* Miller and
family and Mr, and Mrs. Harring-1
ton Finkbeinei* and family were
Sunday visitors with Mr, and Mrs.
Herb Krueger, in Zurich.
Cpl? McLaughlin, of Grand Bend
Airport, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Edgar Restemeyer.
The Christmas program
Evangelical church will be
Sunday evening, December
The sacred concert, given by the
Hendrick Memorial Band and the
Lutheran choir on Sunday evening
in the Evangelical church, was well
attended. Cpl. Finlinson, of Cen
tralia Airport, was the guest
speaker. The collection
to $65.00 which will go
War (Service Board.
A play put on by the
lowship will be held in
school on
nights.
The following is the December
Red Cross shipment: 3 large quilts,
2 small quilts, 8 pair boys shorts,
8 combinations, 3 shirts, 2 layettes
of 7 4 pieces, I box used baby cloth
ing, 1 T.N. sweater, 1 pair gloves.
The December meeting of the
Evangelical Ladies’ Aid and W.M.
S. was held in the church basement
with Mrs. G. Wildfong in charge.
The theme for the month was
“World Friendship.” The meeting
was opened by singing a hymn fol
lowed by prayer. Mrs. G. Link gave
two chapters of the study book,
“West of the Date Line.” A duet
was sung by Rev. and Mrs. Burn.
Reports were given by the secretary
and treasurer. Five dollars was
voted to the War Memorial Hospit
al. Christmas boxes are to be sent
*to the shut-ins. Two new members
(were received into the society. The
(pastor, Rev. J. Burn presided for
the election of officers which res-
lulted as follows: president, Mrs. G.
Link, 1st vice-president, Mrs. G. IWildfong, 2nd vice-president, Mrs.
jH. Kellerman, recording sec., Mrs.
;C. Snell, assistant, Mrs. Art Haugh,
corresponding sec.,
Ladies’ Aid treasurer,
Currie, W.M.S.
Haugh, pianist,
assistant, Mrs.
meeting closed
the
IHenry Krueger I SHORTBREAD FRUIT LOAVES
This is the season to have
on hand plenty of these
goodies to treat your
friends when they drop
in. They’ll fairly melt jn
your mouth.
In order to get your
extra tasty fruit loaves
you’ll have to order early
as our fruit is limited,
They re full to overflow
ing with goodness.
Miss
the
A.
hope
presentation being made by
Gladys Luker, president
Women’s Institute. Rev,
Brook spoke expressing the
that each man returned would be
given a square deal so they would
not feel their sacrifices had been
in vain. The ladies of the five hun
dred club served refreshments. A
silver collection amounting tq, $100.
was taken for overseas boxes. The
reception at the hall concluded with
dancing,
chestra.
the hall
banquet
Sangster
the five hundred club.
Campbell, Reeve R. E
Rev. R. A.Red Cro“
of the -Women’s Institute.
Luker was the recipient of a gold
locket, ■ a gift from the returned
men.
Arnold Circle Elects Officers
The annual meeting of the Ar
nold Circle was held in the school
room of Carmel Presbyterian church
on Monday evening in the form of
a supper meeting served by the
losing side in the recent contest.
The president, Mrs. Melvin Moir,
.presided over the program follow
ing the supper. The opening hymn
“Holy Night”
by prayer by Mrs.
lake.
was
of
R.
Music by Murdoch’s or-
Prior to the reception in
the men were served a
at the home of Mrs. Jas.
assisted by the ladies -of
Dr. A. R.
Reeve R. E. Shaddick,
Brook representing the
and Miss Gladys Luker,
Women’s Institute. Miss
was sung, followed
Norman Stan-
Matt. 2:1-12
L. Baynham. ilci Qin cr ’ *
i
the occasion
Goodwin led
Miss Greta
Bagpipe se-
were
CASH
for
Eggs & Poultry
MacDonald’s Produce
Cromarty, Ontario
All eggs machine graded.
Purina and Pioneer feeds.
Have our truck call.
IMPORTANT CHANGES
IN TRAIN SERVICE
There Will be certain changes in
train service between December
23rd and January 1st.
Consult your local C.N.R. Agent
for frill Information,
Canadian National Railways
Church Sunday
its annual Christ-
on Monday, Dec-
p.m. The celebra-
Mr, and
invited,
by the
will be
in the
held on
17th.
Schenk,
Young
visited in Kitchener on Saturday.
The father and son banquet at
Zion Evangelical church was a
splendid success. Ninety-four fath
ers and sons sat down to the well
prepared fowl supper sponsored by
the Ladies’ Aid. Special numbers
from No. 9 S.F.T.S. and Milverton
were enjoyed. Rev. F. M. Faist, a
former son of Zion Evangelical
church,
theme “When
The proceeds
be used by
much-needed
the Ottawa. Valley district.
son
added to the program the
is a Man Grown Up.
from the supper
the Ladies’ Aid
medical supplies
will
for
in
on the Corvette
home for several
his parents
son of Mr.
Roy Coward, has
and is
last
and
upsigned
training at
Fifty-two times Merry Christmas
—that’s what a Times-Advocate
subscription will mean!
School
held
Christmas
in Thames
Finlinson, .<
was the
amounted
toward the
Youth Fel-
the public
Thursday and Friday
Middleton’s Bakery I
-~N
Christmas Suggestions
in the furniture store
A spring-filled mattress would be a nice gift for Christmas
?
The scripture,
read by Mrs.
“Hark, The Herald Angels Sing,"
was sung followed by a piano in
strumental by Mrs. Chas. Forrest.
A special number on the program
was the presentation of four life
membership certificates to the fol
lowing members: Miss Violet Hyde,
Mrs. Lawrence Baynham. Mrs. Geo.
Moir and Miss Jean McQueen. The
presentation was made by Mrs. Mel
vin Moir and the accompanying
address read by Mrs. Roy MacLar
en. The treasurer, Mrs. J. Farquhar
gave the financial report which was
very gratifying,
had a record
Laing presided
of officers as
president, Mrs.
dent, Mrs. Melvin Moir;
president, Miss Jean McQueen; 2nd
vice-president, Mrs.
secretary,
treasurer,
pianist, Mrs. D. E. McKinnon; ass’t
pianist. Mrs. Norman Stanlake;
I-Iome Helpers secretary, Mrs, Roy
Bell and Mrs. A. Orr; Welcome and
Welfare secretaries, Mrs. E. Fink
and Mrs. Chas, Forrest; supply sec
retary, Mrs. Hilton Laing. A com
mittee was appointed to select a
play for the coming year. The meet
ings were arranged and the meet
ing closed by singing “While Shep
herds Watched Their
Night”
unison.
the Circle having
year. Mrs. Hilton
over the election
follows: Honorary
H. Arnold; presi-
lst vice-
L.
Roy
Jack
Baynham;
MacLaren;
Farquhar;
Flo cks
and the Lord’s Prayer
WOODHAM
W.M.S. Meets '
December
was held
Wm.
By
in
the
of
meeting of
at the home
last Wednesday
members and one
The
W.M.S.
Mrs. Wm. Mills
afternoon with 19
visitor present. The' president, Mrs.
Fred Doupe, was in the chair and
opened the meeting with a hymn
and prayer and conducted the de
votional part. A few minutes was
taken in silent prayer in honor of
a late departed member
bur
Mrs,
the
the
Christmas story was read by Mrs.
D. Johnson. Several selections of
hymns were sung by the members
with Mi‘s. Ira McCurdy at the piano.
A reading by Mr, Wm. Mills and
a candle service by. Mrs. Johnson
with her assistants, Mrs. Frank Mc-
i’s. Geo, Wilson, Mrs.
Miss Louisb Hackney
Wilson. The meeting
usual way by prayer,
a dainty lunch
Mrs. Wil-
Wynn, Following the business
Delmar Johnson conducted
Christmas program taken from
Missionary Monthly. A lovely
SHIPKA
The Ladies’ Aid held their
ember meeting Thursday afternoon
December 7th at the home of Mrs.
Verne Sharpe with eleven members
and three visitors present. The
president, Mrs. V. Sharpe, presided.
The meeting was opened with sing
ing hymn, “O Come All Ye Faith
ful,” prayer by Rev. Trueblood,
scripture lesson by Miss P. Keyes.
The secretary, Mrs. M. C. Sweitzer,
read the minutes of the last meet
ing and the rOjll was called. Reports
I were given by the treasurer. The
business
dent. A
Mrs.
Sweitzer,
boxes and treats to the shut-ins at
Christmas. Rev. Trueblood then
presided over the election of offic
ers. The officers for 19 45 are as
follows: president, Miss Pearl
Keyes, 1st vice-president, Mrs. J.
Ratz, 2nd vice-president, Mrs. Geo.
Love, secretary, Mrs. M. Ratz,
assistant, Mrs. M. C. Sweitzer, cor
responding secretary, Mrs. C. Rus
sell, treasurer, Mrs. E. Keyes,
assistant, Mrs. J. Ratz, missionary
treasurer, Mrs. L. Finkbeiner,
pianist, Mrs. V. Sharpe, assistant,
Mrs. Geo. Love, flower comm., Mrs.
Roy Ratz, Mrs. R. Love, Mrs. A.
Finkbeiner, parsonage comm., Miss
P. Keyes, Mrs. E. Keyes, Mrs. M.
Baker. A short, program followed,
an instrumental by Mrs. Geo. Love,
a solo by Mrs, R. Love, a reading
by Mrs. J. Ratz. Everyone joined in
singing Christmas carols. The
meeting closed with prayer. Christ
mas gifts were exchanged and
lunch was served by the hostess.
Pte. Everett Russell, of London,
spent the week-end at the home of
his brother, ‘Mr. and Mrs. Cliff.
Russell.
Mr. and Mrs, Robt. Taylor at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Taylor’s
sister on Saturday
Bend Cemetery.
Miss Reta Ratz,
Military Hospital in
iting at the home
M
Dec
or
Occasional Chairs; End-tables;
Tables; Breakfast Sets; Child’s
Book Ends; Table Ornaments;
Chairs and many other articles found in a furniture store.
We have a beautiful stock of coffee tables ranging in price
from $5.00 to $28.50. We have a few Tri-lite lamps left. A
good assortment of Table lamps and Bedroom Suites galore.
Hassocks; Living-room
Cribs; Baby Strollers;
Baby Bathettes; High
Shop at E. R. Hopper’s
FURNITURE STORE, EXETER
L.
was taken by the presi-
committee was appointed,
Finkbeiner, Mrs. M. C.
Mrs. C. Russell to send
and Mrs. Jacob
last to Grand
of the
is vis-
R. N.-,
Ottawa,
of her parents,
Ratz.
CENTRALIA
Miss Marie Buswell, of St.
, spent the week-end with her
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Bus-
Thom
Benediction.
Mrs. D. Tieman,
Mrs. S. P.
treasurer, Mrs. M.
Mrs. M. Klumpp,
Ken McCrae,
with ' a hymn
The
and
ELIMVILLE
Pot Luck Supper
On Friday night of last week the
Adult Bible Class and Young
People’s Bible Class held a pot luck
supper in the church basement with
about forty-five in attendance. The
election of officers for both classes
was held with the following results,
Adult Bible Class:
Alvin Pym, Vice-pres.,
ner,
Ass’t Sec’y, Mrs. Will Johns, Treas
urer, Mrs. Horace
treas.,
Ruth Skinner,
........... . Will Johns, :Mrs. Beatrice Dixon entei tained ji Delbridge, \v uutun mr, av.
a number of neighbours to a quilt- B< Pooley, Mr. Chas. Johns, Mrs. J.
x , Woods,Corbett was taken Skillner
Hospital, London, peopie>s’
last. His many Besc.jp a speedy recovery.1
Wm. Prest spent
with Mr. and Mrs.
was served and a social time
spent over the tea cups.
Don’t forget the Sunday School
Social evening and Christmas tree
to be held in Brinsley United
Church basement on Wednesday
evening, December 20tli.
The rite of baptism was adminis
tered in Brinsley United Church
•on Sunday last by Rev. A. S. True
blood. The children of Cpl. Arthur
and Mrs.
and Mrs.
Roland Neil were baptized.
Mrs.
President, Mrs.
Ruth Skin-
Secretary, Mrs. Alvin Cooper,
and Mrs. Hodgson, Mr.
Jack Hodgson and Mr.
Delbridge, Ass’t
Mrs. Allen Johns, Teachers,
John Ridley, Mrs.
Johns, Mrs. H. Bell, Dora
j. William Johns, Mr. R.
phone 99
KHIVA
Teacher and pupils are busy
practising for their Christmas con
cert which will be held in the
school on Friday afternoon, Decem-
ber 15th. Everbody welcome.
Mrs. Wm. Mason and Gerald
spent the week-end with relatives
in. London.
Mr. and Mrs. Pius Dietrich were
in London on Friday.
Mrs. John Glavin and Joan, of
Mount Carmel, spent the week-end.
at the home of her parents, Mr. and.
Mrs. Louis Ziler.
Naughton, Mr
Jas. Squire, :
and Mrs.
closed
after
served
B.
in the
Which
by the hostess.
White Gift Service
White Gift service was
was
heldThe
last Sunday morning ill the church
auditorium, Miss Rhoda Thomson
read the Scripture lesson; a poem
by Kenneth Mills; a reading by
Miss Florence Kirk; a lovely solo
by Mrs. Kenneth Langford; a read
ing by Miss Loreen Jacques. The
Young Peopled choir sang several
beautiful anthems arid Rev, A. Laing
gave a special address after which
the White gifts Were collected In a
large white basket by four little
girls. The saine mowiihg a special
collection *was taken
Queen’s Fund, with
School donating ten
The Young People dud scholars
are’ busy practicing for. the Christ
mas concert Which is to be held hi
the Orange Hall M'ohday evening,
December 18th.
as.
parents,
well.
Misses Beatrice and Helen Essery
of London
ents, Mr. and
week.
Mrs. George
son, ivrr. and
Port Colbourne.
Mr, ‘ and Mrs. J. Pollard visited
on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs.
Ravelie at Grand Bend.
Mrs. Keil Hodgins attended
funeral of her uncle, the late
Mitchell, in London last week,
School Christmas
held On Tuesday,
visited with their
Mrs. W. Essery
par
last
her
Cecil Flynn at
Flynn is visiting
Mrs.
The Sunday
concert will be
Dec. 19,
Miss Margaret
loo, visited her
week-end.
Mr. and Mrs.
L.
the
H.
Cook, of Water-
parents over the
up for the
the Sunday
dollars.
Dunn, of Hensail,
visited Friday with Mr, and
Ray Lammie.
ML and Mrs. Kdn Hedging
family
friends
The ___ „
W.M.S. is postponed and will
members bring in their cent-a-meal
money in a separate envelope on
the evening of the pageant, E»eC.
24th.
spent the week-end
in Walkerton.
December meeting of
Mrs.
and
with
the
the
ing last week.
Mr. John B.
to St. Joseph’s
on Wednesday
friends hope for
Mr. and Mrs.
Sunday evening
Fred Fenton.
Major Baker,
Sunday with his
land Neil.
Mr. and Mrs.
St. Marys, spent a few days with
their daughter, Mrs. Wes. Watson.
Mrs. Marwood Prest spent a few
days last week with Mrs. Beatrice
Dixon.
The monthly meeting of the
Ladies’ Guild, of St. Marys Angli
can Church, Brinsley, was held at
the home of Mrs. Ed. Faulder on
Wednesday last. |
Mrs. Wilbert Sholdice entertained
a number of ladies to a quilting at
her home on Tuesday last. The quilt
being for Mrs. Kerr, of the Hostess
House of No. 9 S.F.T.S,, Centralia.
Mr. and Mrs. James Trevethick
spent Sunday with her mother, Mrs.
Hess, of Zurich.
Miss Mary Lee, of Exeter, spent
the week-end With her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Geo. Lee.
Mrs. Laura Blake, of London,
spent the week-end with her daugh
ter, Mrs. Cecil Hartle.
S. S. No. 6 McGillivray will hold
their annual school concert on
Thursday afternoon, December 21st
under the leadership of their teach
er, Mrs. Murray Hodgson, of
Cinndeboye.
Mrs. Margaret Ainos, of Wood-
stock, U
home here, u I ,
We are sorry to report that Mr. ma ,, Alex Greenlee is in very poor;" ’yU1’u
health,
The W.A. and W.M.S. of Brins
ley United Church held their regu
lar monthly meeting at the home of
Mrs, Newton Wasnidge Oh Wednes
day last With group four in charge.
Horace Delbridge, Delmar
and Will Routly. Young
Bible Class: President,
Johns, Vice-pres., Doreen
ot; Shipka, spent
daughter, Mrs. Ro-
Coultis, Secretary Leona Pym, Ass’t «
Sec’y, - - - -
‘‘jack Bailey,
■■
John Kennedy, of
Marion Murch,, Treasurer,
ass’t treas., Jim Sin
clair, Sick visiting com., Eilene and
Ethelene Johns, Social com. Doreen
Coultis,.- Ethel Pooley,
ass’t social com.,
Isabelle Cooper,
Dorothy
Shirley
Marion
school
held in the church next Fri-
A splendid program is
Christinas concert
Johns,
Coultis,
Murch.
The
will be
day night,
being prepared.
Congratulations to Ml*, and Mrs.
Howard Johns on the arrival of a
daughter on Monday.
KIRKTON
Rev, and Mrs. G. P. Parsons,
St. Marys, and daughters, called
a number of old friends in the vil
lage, Saturday. Rev. and Mrs. Par
sons were residents of the village a
number of years age.
The Young Married Ladies’ Sun
day School
ill Kirkton
day night, December 7th,
Of Country Kids”
the Avonbank Young People’s Soc
iety and Was largely attended.
Mr. Russell Morrison, of Camp
Borden, spent the week-end at his
home in the village,
Miss Joan Parker, of London,
spent^the week-end*- at "her the Week-end with her moth-
j er, Mrs, Geo, Hall,
of
on
class sponsored a. play
Aberdeen Hall Thiirs-
“A Pair
was presented by
i Mrs, Morman Jaques
• and family, of Elimville, visited
With Mr, and Mrs. Win, M6br this
week,
Miss Marion Francis
Ethel Blackleg
Normal School
the week-end at their homes.
and MisS
who are attending
in Stratford, spent
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