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Home My WebLink AboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1946-12-05, Page 5Support Church JAMES STREET UNITED Rev. 4, Irwin, J?,A. Lawrenpe A, Wein Organist and Choir Leader •’What Shall “Come Unto Helen THE TIMES-ADVOCATE, EXETER, ONTARIO, THURSDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5U>, 1946 Page S CREDITON Hear “The Davies” at (Centralia on Monday, December 9 th. See, adYt. Il a.m.—Worship. We Be?” Anthem: Me”—Bowles, Solo: Miss Shapton. ■3 p.m.—Sunday School and Class. 7 p.m,—Worship. Rev, Win. “A Great Mopent." Ladies tette. Mon., 8 p.m.—Y.P.U, .Citizenship Bible Mair,. Quar- CAVEN PRESBYTERIAN Rev. Kenneth MacLeau, ^Minister Miss Muriel Whilsinitli, Organist 10 a;jn,-—'Sunday School. 11 a.m.—Public worship. Thursday, Dec, 5, 8 nual meeting of officers of (Sunday day School room. Thursday, (Dec. 12, 3 nual meeting of the WJMLS, will be held at the home of Miss JeckeU.. p,m.—The an- teachers and School in Sun- MAIN STREET UNITED Rev. N. J. Woods, M.A., Minister Mrs. A, Y, Willard, Organist 11 a.m.—-Public Worship and Church School, the minister. 7 p.m.—A service of song—'the Psalms. Wed., 'Dec. 4—Midweek prayer Service in Trivitt Parish Hall. Thurs,, 3 p.m,—W.A. at Church. Tues., Dec. 10', 4.15 p.m.—Murray Mission Band. Tues., Dec. 10, g P.m.—Y.P. will meet at Hensall with Hensail Y.P. Remember the 'Cavalcade at CHhton this week. PENTECOSTAL TABERNACLE H. T. Kendrick, Pastor TueS., Wed., Thurs,, and Tri., at 8 p.m,*—:Sunday 'School teachers’ instruction by ^District Supervis or, Miss B. Smith, Sun., lb' a.m.—Sunday School. ;Supt. Mr. E. Cudmore. 11 a.m.—Morning worship. 7,30 p.m.—Song and Testimony. 8 p.m,—“Springs in a Dry Land.” TRIVITT MEMORIAL Rector, Rev. M. A. Hunt Organist, Miss MaeFaul Choirmaster, Esme Howard Second Sunday after Advent . a.m.—iSunday School. p.m.—Evensong and Sermon, “The Bible in the New Age”, p,m., Wednesday (tonight)—Un ion Prayer service in. .the parish •Hall, speaker, Rev. A. B. Irwin. p,m., Thursday—The ILadies Guild will meet in the Parish Hall fol lowed by social hour, 8.30 p.m., Tuesday, Dec. 17—The T.M.C, will meet in the Parish Hall. 6.30, Dec. 20—Sunday School sup per and Christmas Tree. 11 7 1 8 8 ZION EVANGELICAL •“■Springs in a Dry Land.” Crediton M. E. Reuber, B.A., B.D., Minister Mrs. F. W. Morlock. Organist a.m.—Morning Worship, •a.m.—Church (School. _____ 7.30 p.m.—Evening Worship. Friday, 8 p.m,—E.Y.F. 10 11 Clean Sweep at Christmas Fair *At the Walkerton Christmas Fair last week Mr, Preston Dear ing exhibited six Dorset Horned sheep and carried off prizes and first .prize This wound up a very season for Mr, Dearing been showing his sheep at many of the surrounding fairs as well as at the Royal where he carried off two championship ribbons. His list of winnings would be hard to in any class. ELECTION CARDS six first for flock, successful as he has beat TO THE ELECTORS OF STEPHEN TOWNSHIP Being a candidate for the reeve ship of Stephen Township, I would greatly appreciate your vote and support in the forthcoming election on December 9th. If elected I will do my utmost to serve you to the best of my ability. • , ROY RATE Mr. and Mrs. Jos. Maisli family, of Galt, and Mr. and Jacob Meyer, of Kitchener, spent the week-end with Mr. and Mrs. Lesume Desjardine, of Grand Bend and Mrs. WUERTH’S TO THE RATEPAYERS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN ILadies and Gentlemen: Your vote and influence is re spectfully requested in my contest for the Reeve of Stephen Township. ELMER LAWSON JUST ARRIVED ... A new selection of for own,\ brogue oxfords, ‘black kid oxfords. "(Greb’s arch directors). 1, 2 and 4 ibuckle and zipper over shoes in all sizes for men and boys. See our new plastic houseshoes for men SKATES SHARPENED Lengthwise or Crosswise Repairing promptly and neatly attended to while you wait TO THE RATEPAYERS OF TIIE TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN Ladies and Gentlemen:— Being a candidate for the first time for a position on the Municipal Council I am making an appeal to the ratepayers for their influence ■and support in my election. If elected :I will endeavour to serve the municipality to the best of my ability. WILLIAM STANLAKE Wnerth’s Shoe Store TO THE ELECTORS OF STEPHEN TOWNSHIP Being a candidate for the first time, I appeal to the ratepayers for their support on Dec. 9th to elect me to the Municipal council. If elected il will do my utmost to serve you to the best of. my ability. WELLINGTON HAIST Headquarters For Fine Pens A grand choice for a Christmas box is a fountain pen. Ask to be shown one from' our large stock of • PARKER “51’s” • WATERMAN’S ’ • SHAEFFER’S our Why Not . . • Drop In at Elson’s Lunch for a tasty home- cooked snack. The food’s good and there’s plenty of parking Space your car. ♦ Hot Dpgs • Hanibiirgs • Fish and Chips • Home-Made Fie • Soft Drinks When available for Elson’s Lunch Open from 0 a.m. till 7? TO THE ELECTORS OF STEPHEN TOWNSHIP Ladies and Gentlemen:— Being a candidate for the posi tion as Councillor on the Municipal Council, I am making an appeal' •to the ratepayers for their influ ence and, support in the fortbcom-' ing election on Dec. 9th. HENRY C. BEAVER TO THE ELECTORS OF THE TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN ' Ladies and Gentlemen:— Having served the Municipality for several years, I am -again a Can didate for deputy-reeve and solicit your vote and influence at the polls on Mtonday next. If elected I will continue to. serve you to the best of my ability. ’ * ARTHUR J. AMY Winter arrived in full ferae with the coming of Dec. comes It cocnib sthe realization that Christ mas is not far away. Our merchants have on display a fine line of holi day merchandise, a (great many ar ticles not to be found la the larger centres. You would do well to look them over (before 'going elsewhere, Next Monday will be Election Day. Thp contest promises to be keen, iSpeclal missionary services were held in the United Church on Sun day. Mrs, W, Ashfield told a very interesting story to the members of the Church School in the morn ing. The evening service was un der the auspices of the Women’s Missionary Society, Addresses were given by Mrs. Irwin, Mrs. Batten and Mrs. Pooley, of Exeter, and were very educational and inspir ing. Due to the inclement weather, the congregation was not as, large as it otherwise would have been. Mrs. Rodney Bowman, of Wind sor, is visiting at the home of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. E‘, Guetting- er Mrs. S. Wuerth has returned af ter spending a few days with Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Blackwell in Lls- towel. Mrs. D. Mlclsaac left on Friday for Detroit, where she expects to spend the winter, 'She was accom panied by Miss Dorothy Ratz and Mrs. G. Heideman who returned home on Monday. M'r. Lloyd Hey made a business trip to Detroit last. week. Mrs. Hey spent a few days visiting with friends in London. t Mr. and Mrs. Fred Ruhs, of Iowa, Ill,, returned home this week, after spending a few days with their daughter, Mrs. M. E>. Reuber and with it he realization that Christ’ Main Street Y.P. The regular weekly meeting waa held Tuesday night in the Sunday School room of the church, A sing song pf Christmas Hymns was fol lowed by *the Lord’s prayer. An invitation to join Hensail Young People Tuesday night for a crok- Inole party was accepted A Christ mas party ip to be held Pec. 17th at the home of Joan Crocker, “0 Come All Ye Faithfur’ "was sung by all the members. The Benedic tion was .read in unison lead by Rev. Woods. 1 i i and Rev, Reuber. Mr, and Mirs, W* Yeariey, at Windsor, visited last week with the former’s parents, Mr, and Mrs Thos, Yearley. Mr. Edward Schenk and Miss H. Hammil, of Kitchener, spent the ’ ' " ‘ : Mr, andweek-end at the home of Mrs. H. Schenk, Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence and daughter Betty Lou, of Lon< don, visited over the week-end with friends and relatives here. Young Married, Couples Meet The young married couples cjas3 of ‘the Crediton United Church held their -monthly meeting November 29 th at the home of Mr. and Mrs Jack Galloway, Mr. Ted Lamport presiding. The Rev, A. Trueblood led the devotional period and in spired all with his message ‘Christ mas—-What It Means.” Elections for 1947 took place with the fol lowing results: Honorary president, Mr. Ted Lamport; president, Mr. Jack Galloway; vice-president, Mr. Ted Wright; secretary, Mrs, Nel son iLamppr.t; treasurer, Mr. Rus sell Finkbeiner; class teacher, Ted Chambers. Various games contests were enjoyed by all ing the evening and lunch served by the hostess. The social meeting of the class willi foe held in January. Schwartz Mr. and dur- was next DASHWOOD Mr. and Mrs. Jack Rasclike, Bob and Donnie and Mr, and Mrs. Carl Roeck, of Detroit, spent the week end with relatives bare. Murray Wolfe, Of Toronto, spent the week-end with his parents. Mrs. McCrae, of Meaford, spent a few days with relatives here and in Exeter- Mr- and Mrs. Otto Schatz, of pe- troit,. spent a few days with Mr. and Mrs. Vern Schatz. Mervyn Tieman spent the week end in Windsor and Detroit, Mr, George Sheffbuch had the misfortune to (get one of his fingers put off while engaged in Klumpp’s Planing Mill, A large number of relatives' and friends 'from Michigan attended the funeral of the late Rev. Rudolph Albert Koessel, who was brought here for fourlal last week, The Christmas Program in the Evangelical church will be 'held on Friday evening, 'December 20th. it comes the realization that Christ Ring with her brother, Mr, and Mrs. R. Goetz. Mr. Bristow, wbo was suddenly overcome with a heart attack, is in. a very serious condition. - On Thursday night the members Of the Sewing Circle and their hus bands as niversary to Rau's enjoyable ing court follows; men’s and ladies’ high, Dr Hobbs Taylor and Mrs. Maurice Klumpp; second high, Mrs. Florence Webb and George Sheffbuck; con solation, Mrs. Earl Guenther and Sproule Currie. At 12 o'clock the 32 guests sat down to a beautifully decorated table, and served a delic ious chicken and goose dinner. Tho anniversary cake, topped with 20 lighted candles," was cut by Mrs. Hobbs Taylor, who served as presi dent when the club was first Organ ized. gnegts, celebrated the an- of the Club by motoring farm, near Bayfield. An evening Was spent plav- whist with prizes won as H »■ Hl TUNE UP YOUR ENGINE and keep it tuned up . . . for pavingsFuel Smooth Power Quiet Running Efficient Operation * Longer Engine Life • Sparkling PerfQW^W There's no other service operation that pays so great a divi- dend, at so small a cost. In tact, a tune-up often pays for it* - self in fuel and oil savings Chevrolet, Pontiac, Oldsmobile, Buick, Case Tractors and Implement Sales EXETER PHONE 100 &* Erroneous Report The daily press and radio Satur day morning announced that a Hen sail lady ha-d been burned to death in an automobile accident Friday night. The report turned out to be erroneous. The girl who was burned to death had a similar name but was from South Porcupine. Several of the United churches in this community listened to. a broadcast from Wingham Sunday morning when the Moderator of the United Church, Rev, T. W. Jones, delivered a very impressive sermon from the Wiugham United church. His theme was “Launch Out into the Deep?’ This year we have a grand display of toys and lots of them, too. The kiddies will go wild with excitement with the new toys that are now Dump Trucks Fire Engines Airplanes Mechanical Cars Caterpillar Trucks Steam Shovels Snow Shovels Games of all Kinds Noma Tractors Noma Trucks available. $ Bowling Alleys Chemistry Sets Kewpie Dolls Atomic Tops Jig Saws Stuffed Animals Sleighs Wagons Kiddie-Kars Guns Rocking Horses Doll Beds Blackboards Candid Cameras Aluminum Dishes Model Airplane Kits Wooden Blocks Cannons Guns Cannons Pressure Cookers YiouTl not only please the cook of the house, but the whole family will enjoy food prepared in these cookers. Wear-Ever Presto makes. ENAMEL WARE • Roasters • Preserving Kettles • Water Pails • Percolators • Cold-Pack Canners • Milk & Rice Boilers WEAR-EVER ALUMINUM WARE • Coffee Peres • Canner Pails • Preserving Kettles • Roasters • Puds • Double Boilers For a Bigger and Better Gift Selection Yes, folks! That man is here again with his bagfull of Christmas Gifts. We can’t stress too much the advantage of early shopping. It means better service and a wider choice. «£ % to the Ratepayers of THE TOWNSHIP OF STEPHEN Ladies and Gentlemen:-— As a candidate for Deputy-Reeve I respectfully solicit your vote and influence in any election. Having Served on the Council for the past year, if elected, I will continue to Serve ill the municipality's best interest. JOHN A. MORRISSEY Voter—“I wouldn't vote for you if yob were St. Peter himself?’ Candidate—(“If J were St; Peter you could not Vote for hie. Yoh Wouldn't be in my district?’ Above all don’t forget to shop in Exeter. Each store in town has made a special effort to obtain a grand array of merchandise. By keeping the money at home you make this a better place to live in and too, you’ll enjoy the friendly shopping spirit. ‘ • APARTMENT SETS • BREAD BOXES • STEP-ON CANS • WASTE BASKETS • COOKIE CANS Potato Kettles Tea Kettles Sauce Pam Sauce Pans Tea Kettles Frying Pans 35 & Suggestions * • HOCKEY EQUIPMENT • SKIS AND SLEIGHS • TOBOGGANS • PYREX WARE • AIRPLANE KITS • TOASTERS • IRONS • HEATERS