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Hensall And District News
Wins Venner Trophy
At the annual May trap shoot
at Kippen, Monday, for the
Venner Trophy, Lloyd Venn er, of
Hensall, won with 45 out of
50. John Ap'd® vs op, Thomas
Sherritfc and A. Gilbert were tied
for second with 43. There was a
large attendance with 20 shoot*
ers entered for the trophy, Ip the
Miss and Out for a large basket
of groceries, Bill Lumby,
Goderich, won, finishing at
yards.
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Carmel W.MA
The Women’s Missionary
ciety of Carmel Presbyterian
Church held its May meeting in
the church schoolroom Thursday
afternoon,
ranged by
Miss Dora
taking the
Mrs.
prayer, followed with the scrip
ture lesson read by Mrs. R, Y.
McLaren. Mrs. G. Walker pre
sented a report of the Synodical
held in Wingham in April. Mrs.
M. Dougal] gave highlights of
the Presbyterial meeting in Sea
forth. Miss M. Reid read the
allocation. Miss Alair gave the
topic from the study book.
The annual birthday party
will be held June 11, and invited
guests for this occasion will be
the Women’s Missionary Society
of Hensall United Church, the
W.A. of St. Paul’s Anglican
Church, Hensall, and the W.M.S.
of Caven Presbyterian Church,
Exeter.
So-
B.
The meeting was ar-
Mrs. G. Walker and
Alair, Mrs. .Walker
chair.
Edwards offered
Cliiselhurst W.M.S.
The Women’s Missionary
ciety of Chiselhurst United
Church entertained Societies from
Hensall United Church and St.
Andrews United Church, Kippen,
at a special program in their
church Tuesday afternoon, May
Harold Parker was in
The devotional was
by Kippen Society.
Brintnell introduced
Snell, of Exeter, who
So-
12, Mrs.
the chair,
conducted
Mrs. T.
Mrs. H. J.
spoke on the organization meet
ing held in Clinton recently in
connection with forming a W.A.
for Huron County. Mrs. Snell in
formed the groups that a W.A.
is being formed in each Presby-
terial of the London Conference.
Mrs. J. Glenn introduced the
guest speaker, Mrs. W. J. Moores,
of Thames Road, president of the
London Conference for the com
ing year, who spoke on the Lon
don Conference meeting held in
St. Thomas last week. The
speaker stated that keeping so
ciety clean and pure is necessary
for a Christian citizen. She also
referred to the United Nations
and said we should read and be
informed of the work of the
U.N. Science is being used more
and more for the good of all
mankind and we should have in
telligent understanding of World
Organization.
Mrs. R. Boyce spoke on “Al
cohol and Health”. Vocal solos
were rendered by Mrs. W. J.
Rogers and Mrs. L. Eiler, of
Hensall. Mrs. T. J. Sherritt was
accompanist. Refreshments
served.
were
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Carmel Church Notes
Large congregations attended
the one hundred and fifth anni
versary services at Carmel Pres
byterian Church on Sunday. Rev.
William Weir, B.A., B.D., of the
Presbyterian Church, Brampton,
former minister, was the guest
preacher for the day.
In the morning Mr. Weir de
livered a provocative sermon on
the theme “The Church". Mr.
Harry Hoffman, Dashwood, was
visiting vocalist.
In the evening, members of
the United and Anglican Churches
were present. Mr. Weir, delivered
another very forceful address on
the theme “God’s Love”. The
choir under the direction of Mr.
Nicol sang special numbers. Mr.
Harry Hoffman and Mrs. C. Ken
nedy rendered the duet
Thou My Hand”. Mr.
sang a solo entitled “Bells
Jordan”.
“Hold
Hoffman
Over
Personal Items
Amber Rebekah Lodge
sored a
baking sale
rooms last
some $55.
affair were
Mrs. A. McBeath,
ardson.
Rev. W. Weir,
family and Mrs.
Brampton, were weekend guests
with Mrs. James W. Bonthron,
Mrs. R. J. Cameron add son
Robert spent the weekend in
Windsor. They were accompanied
home by Mrs. Stelck.
Miss Lois Henderson spent the
Weekend in St. Marys and Niaga
ra Falls.
Miss Betty Mickle, nurse-in-
training, Victoria Hospital, Lon
don, spent
home.
Dr, and
Judith Ann
end visitors with Mrs. ,
Joynt.
Mr. and Mrs. Lome Elder
family, of Hamilton, spent
Weekend with relatives here.
Mr. and Mrs, Garnet Smalla*
combe, of Guelph were weekend
visitors with Miss M. Ellis.
Mr. and Mrs. A.
Spoilt the weekend
at Elmwood.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Traquair.
Woodstock, visited over
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Norminton and Ted.
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Hedden,
Linda and Sam, Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Hedden and Karen, of St.
Catharines, spent the weekend
with Mrs. C, M. Hedden and
Herb.
very successful
and tea in the
Saturday,
Conveners
Mrs.
W. I. Elects Officers
The regular meeting qf
Hensall Women’s Institute
held in the Legxen rooms up.
13 with an exceptionally large
attendancee. Miss Phyllis Case
and Mrs. W. Bell were hostesses.
The president, Mrs, G. Arm
strong, wns in the chair and ex
tended a welcome to their guests,
the Seafprth Women’s Institute.
Members answered the roll call
with children’s cute spyings. Mrs.
Paul Doig, of Seaforth, presented
an inspiring motto, “Teach Us
To Know A Trifle And Treat It
As Such”, taken
”A Man Called
announced that
finished and is
in Mr. George
Tickets will be sold and the draw
will be made in June. A thank-
you letter was read from Mrs.
Chafee, superintendent of the
Goderich Children’s Aid Society,
for knitted goods sent by the
Institute, consisting of 11 sweat
ers, 17 bonnets, two pairs mitts,
and one pair long bootees.
The next matter discussed was
the District Annual in Hensall
United Church Wednesday, May
27. Plans are well in hand for
this event. Following are the
committees: favors, Mrs. A. Orr,
Mrs. G. Schwalm; decorations,
Mrs. L. Mickle, Mrs. W. Spencer;
menu, Mrs. G. Hess, Mrs, M.
Drysdale, Mrs. R. Elgie, Mrs. R.
H. Middleton, Mrs. W. O. Good
win. Votiug d e 1 eg a t e s were
named: Miss M.
Shirray and Miss
addition to Mrs.
and Mrs. F. Beer,
dale gave an interesting demon
stration dealing with “Improve
ments and Short Cuts”.
the
was
May
from the story,
Peter”.’ It was
the quilt is
now on display
Hess' window.
Ellis, Mrs. A.
A. Consitt, in
G. Armstrong
Mrs. M. Drys-
Comments About
Cromarty
By MRS. K. McKELLAR
Miss Marguerite Duncanson, of
Toronto, spent the holiday week
end with her parents at the
manse.
Miss Margaret
last week with
other friends in
Mr. and Mrs.
Belmore, visited her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Will Hamilton, on Mon
day.
Mrs. Alex Ramsay
spent the weekend
town.
Mr. and Mrs. W.
and Mr. and Mrs. T. <
children,
Mr. and Mrs. ,K.
Monday evening,
Mr. Arnold Storey motored
Niagara Falls on Sunday-
Mr. and Mrs. H. R. Currie,
London, visited over the holiday
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Otto Walker;
Communion service which was
observed at the Sunday morning
service was well attended. Two
new members,
Wallace and
were received i
tion.
One of the <
Hibbert Township, Mr. John Mc
Lean, celebrated his ninety
fourth birthday on Wednesday.
Mr. McLean is enjoying fairly
good health.
Mr. John Ballantyne and Miss
Lillian Ballantyne, of Exeter,
visited last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Will Hamilton.
Walker visited
her sister and
London.
Nelson Hunkin,
and Patsy
at George-
N. Binning
Coulton and
of Mitchell, called
McKellar
on
on
to
of
Misses Shirley
Carolyne Walker,
into the congrega-
oldest residents of
Former Resident Dies
Mrs. Alberfa Simmons, widow
of the late Jack Simmons, passed
in, the Ruston Nursing
Mitchell, Saturday, May
seventy-second year> lengthy illness. Born
Township, she was
Alberta Vance. She resident of Hensall
years.
is one sister, Mrs.
away Home,
16, in her
following a
in Usborne
the former
had been a
fpr some 15
Surviving
Alvina Fraser, Hensall.
The body rested at the Bon-
thron Funeral Horne, Hensall,
where public services were held
Monday, Rev. W. J. Rogers
ficiating. Burial was made
McTaggarfs cemetery.
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in
Personal Items
Mrs. Carl Decker, of Zurich,
is presenting a recital in the
town hall, Friday, May 22, tinder
the sponsorship of the W.I. Mrs.
C. Forrest, Mrs. D. Kyle and Mrs.
J. Henderson were appointed to
form a committee responsible for
Juncli. Miss Phyllis Case is to
look after
Mrs. R.
and called
to present
ficers: honorary president, Miss
Phyllis Case; president, Mrs. G.
Armstrong; vice-presidents, Mrs.
E. Norminton, Mrs. W. Brown;
secretary-treasurer, Miss Gladys
Luker, assistant, Mrs. C. Forrest;
press reporter, Mrs. Maude Hed
den; branch directors, Mrs. M.
Drysdale, Mrs. R. Elgie, Mrs. A.
Kerslake, Mrs. J. Patterson and
Miss .Phyllis Case; pianist, Miss
Greta Lajnmie, assistant, Mrs. T,
Sherritt; card ‘ convener, Mrs. G.
Hess; district representative,
Mrs. F. Beer; auditors, Mrs, W,
O. Goodwin, Miss Mary Goodwin;
standing committees: agriculture
and Canadian industries, Mrs. J.
McAllister; citizenship and edu
cation, Mrs. R. H. Middleton;
community activities and public
relations, Mrs. A. R. Orr; his
torical research and current
events, Mrs. W. B‘. Cross; home
economics and health, Mrs. W.
Henry.
It was decided to hold the
June meeting in the Legion rooms
rather than to have a picnic,
arrangemests to be in charge of
the committee. Mrs. F. Kling, of
Seaforth, favored with two vocal
solos, accompanied by Mrs J. Mc
Gregor. Mr. John Alexander
showed an illustrated travelogue
which was a pleasant feature.
Miss W. Gray moved a vote of
appreciation to all.
Mrs. Grant Love, Cairo, Mich.,
spent the weekend with relatives
in Kippen and Hensall.
Mr. and Mrs. George Walker
were weekend visitors in Toron
to.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex McMurtrie
and daughter, of Toronto, visited
with Mr. and Mrs. John McMur
trie over the weekend.
Mrs. Glazier, Clinton, is a
guest at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Dayman. They spent
last Sunday with Kippen friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Peter McNaugh
ton and Robert spent the week
end with Mrs. McNaughton’s
•brother and sister-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Scruton, in Port
Dover. •
the advertising.
Elgie took the chair
upon Mrs. B. Edwards
the new slate of of-
Personal Items
Mrs. Robert Luxton, Clinton,
visited last week with her
mother, Mrs, R. M,. Kirby,
Mx*. and Mrs. William Lee and
Mr. and Mrs. Ron Moir spent the
weekend with relatives at Owen
Sound.
Mrs. Johns returned to the
home of her daughter, Mrs. Al
bert Shirray, after Visiting rela
tives at Exeter.
Mr. and Mrs. James Paterson
enjoyed a pleasant motor trip to
Ottawa over the weekend where
they visited with Mr, and Mrs.
Lloyd Ortwein and faxnily,Mrs. Anna Elder, of London,
visited oyer the weekend with
her sons and daughters-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Elder and
Mr, and Mrs. Harold Elder.
Miss Shirley Chapman, nurse-
in-training at Victoria Hospital,
London, spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Lome
Chapman.
Miss Phyllis Dougall, of Lon
don, was a weekend visitor with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. R.
Dougall.
Miss Marguerite McDonald, of
London, was a recent visitor with
Mrs. Pearl Case.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Traquair,
of Windsor, spent -the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. M. Traquair
and Mr. Ritchie Traquair, Exe
ter.
Mrs, Elsie Case spent the week
end with Mys. Mary Hennesey in
London.
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report
closed
Allen played
number. Mrs.
presented the
and Mrs. R.
the meeting with prayer.
A social hour was spent
Sunday School rooms
church. Tables were spread with
a lunch, the main attraction be
ing a two-tier birthday cake
which was flanked by candles.
Mrs. Alex McLaren cut the
cake and Mrs. Alfred Hunken
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Phone 136Cromarty Ladies
Observe Birthday
The Marian Ritchie Evening
Auxiliary of Cromarty Presby
terian Church marked its fortieth
anniversary at a gathering in the
church with more than 100
guests present from London, Mil
verton, Seaforth, Hensall, Forest,
Exeter, Thorndale, Mitchell and
Staffa. The program was similar
to that of the first meeting held
in 1913 with as many of the
charter members as possible
taking part.
Mrs. Calder McKaig presided
and devotions were conducted by
Mrs. Thomas Scott Sr. and Mrs.
William Drover, of Seaforth.
Mrs. J. Semple, secretary of the
department of Evening Auxiliar
ies i n Stratford Presbyterial,
brought greetings from the Pres
byterial.
A history of the society,
pared by Mrs. McKaig, was
by Miss Olive Speare, the
charter
ive in
Miller,
Society, re<iu me uuuulcs ui me
first meeting and called the roll
of charter members, 11 of whom
Were present.
A floral remembrance service
for former members who have
passed away was conducted by Mrs. -- - - - -- ■
Grace Scott,
been prepared by Miss
Campbell, Seaforth,
member, who was unable to be
present owing to illneSs.
Mrs. Marian Ritchie, Seaforth,
iyho was the organizer, and first
president of the society? was
guest speaker and brought a very
inspiring message. Mrs. Duncan
•McKellar and Mrs. Lome Elliott
presented Mrs. Ritchie with a gift from the society. Several of
the former members, Mfs. Wafd Allen, Mrs. Harold MdLoed, Mrs.
Goober and Mrs. Young, spoke
briefly, w Replies from former
members now living in Pennsyl
vania, Niagara Falls, Toronto,
Prescott, Lakeside, Saskatchewan,
Stratford, Seaforth
dale were read by Mrs. James
Millen, Mrs, Lloyd Miller and
Miss Wilma James.
Solos were contributed by
Darrell Parker and Miss Mar
garet Walker and Mrs, fimesh
spon-
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