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tl'HURSDAY, JULY 29th, 194
Addition To Ladies' Division
`Fall Fair Prize List
The following is a special
prize donated by mrs. Joe E.err,
which was inadwertently ()netted
from tae Pine Arts in section P
of the Women's .uivision or tae
East Huron Jean irair prize list.
(,,lass 4 Lirtliday Cur a lady
(value not to exceed $3.00)
1st prize Y.Jui $1.DU; ;ird.
CLIFFORD HENRY EPPS
—twee
ton, a \veil-Mama western oat-
resment, wee Saturday after-
.noon in Chilton. Public Hospital.
Mr. lepps was au ouLetaialing
riaawrity on flowers and wits a di-
rector of the Ontario Horticul-
tural Society. He judged flower
shows throughout the area for
many years. Mr. Epps was trees-
nrer or the Clinton Horticultural
Society.
lie was a past president of the
Clinton Lions Club and for several
years a town couecillor. He was
founder of C. H. Epps Manufactur-
ing in Clinton and for the past
nine years was dealing in sport-
ing goods.
Mr. Epp was a well.knewn
sportsman, noted for hunting
and fishing.
For the past eight years he
has been a weekly guest on.
CKINI,X., radio and TV, answering
questions about flowers.
Surviving are his wife, Mary
Argent, his father, Erliest E4pps
of Clinton; two bothers, Lorne
of London and Ellwood of Clin-
ton, one sister, Mrs. Mel (liva)
Clarke Of Seaforth.
Funeral services Were held on
Monday at 2 p.m. at the Bettie
funeral home, Clinton, Burial
:folloWed iii Clinton dernetetY,
(AANUIWOK
Service wiil be held. in
Church oe Sunday, lige at
the usual tune of 11 o'clock.
Fflotures Taken For
Centennial. Booklet
,ce well uttenued meeting of
1,..nua Charou was held on Mare.
day evening in tile church. Vic,
.Lures were taken by J. J. Akker-
nuis o1 iia,rriston, of the church,
manse, congregation, and cat-
ferent organizations. These are
to be included in the Centennial
booklet, along with a nistory of
the church. A sociel time was held
and reir,esliments were served u
the church basement.
IL1 s, Kay Fear, la1111.1,01.t,
and and Mrs, W. A. Sinndy, Los
Angeles, Cal. and Mrs. Muriel
Collett et Niagara Falls, called
on Miss A. J. Forrest last week.
'Tie ladies will be ,rentemhered
as the former Misses Norma,
Addle and Muriel Sparling, who
lived on the farm now owned by
Dick Bradshaw.. • •.
• Mr.. and nrs,.John. Perrie lett
Saturday on a motor trip to
points east. •
Ed.(i1essler • and daughter.
Betty, Fraser, Mich., spent 'a few
days in the village last week. •
;Mils: •Ulem Staffer is home from.
...a)i•ten-day stay in Goderich flos- 1tai.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Kuehn,
Conestoga, spent the , weekend
with .Miss Steiss and ..other,
relatives, and also attended the
Steiss - Quipp wedding in List
oweil on Saturday.
• Mrs. Stuart Evans is back at
work in Smith's store after a
week's holiday with her mother,
Mrs. Perdue, Goderich,
Mr. and Airs. Eiarl Dunn and
Joanne visited in London on
:2,1inday NvUti Mr. and Mrs. Doug
Whitfield and Mr. and Mrs, Bill
McNair.
Mr. anti Mrs. Alex Cameron
and Mrs. Calvin Cameron were
Sunday visito.'s with Mr. and Airs.
Donald li,uehn, Loudon,
Mr. and Mrs. Bob.. Eiteis and
tanilly Toronto, are spending a.
few days with Mr. and Mr. Alex
Cameron.
Evening Auxiliary
The Evening Auxiliary held
their July meeting in the church
and had as guests the Afternoon
Auxiliary and alL younger girls
of the church. The president, Mrs.
Leslie Knight, spohe words of Wel-
come to. all the guests. Mrs.
Stuart Stevenson 'presided' for the
Meeting. The call to worship,
Does God Know? was given by
Sharon Stevenson. Joanne Dunn
read the Scripture and the media
ta,tiori "Children are the hope of
the World" was given by Myra.
MeNtiU., Prayers were given by
Nancy Knight, Janis Smith and
Marie. Veitch. Shirley Smith read
a poem "Boy Jesus', and Sheila
Strickler a story "Seeing the
Queen". Several groups of girls
sang special numbers with Nancy
strickler at the organ. Following
the meeting a social time was
held in the basement. Joanne
Dunn and Marie Veitch each con-
ducted a contest and members of'
the Nveiling‘ Atixilary served
at.“ 111
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rionwraltu Lib reztu uy
lilUtf ..LJOLL1.111.1.14ll iJcty
by airs. stalliey ULM a
prayer oar otniatry uy sirs.
Allan Will Call „as answer-
cu WWI QuutaLnaug nuin-
inion. As in former years were
not be an August diluting.
An article tor a layette for the
bale is, to be roll call for, Sept,
ember. Mrs. Stuart iqc.4NOr will
be hostess. Mrs. Harold Smalicion,
Walton, sang a solo Follow
Hint" eccompenied by Mrs. Alex
Steins at the, piano. Thp Opic,
'.'Mission On Our Doorstep" was
prepared by Mrs. Wilfred Striekl•
er, and parts were taken by Mrs.
Mac Engel, Ma's. Earl Dunn, Miss
A. :Forrest, Mrs, Veitch, and Mill.
Stanley Fischer. The leader told of
interesting items on China where
a relative had worked prior to.
1925. A brief question and 4/15VP
er period was held and a hum-
°runs reading "The Village Choir"
was read by the leader, who also
conducted a contest on "Cities,
Towns and Villages in Canada".
Lunch was served by the hostess,
Miss Forest, Mrs.• Schnook and
airs. Fred Smalldon.
WALTON
(Intended for IaSt week)
Bride-Elect Honoured
Baskets of roses and fern,
and pink and white streamers
decorated Walton Community
Han on Tuesday evening, July 13
when a miscellaneus. shower
honored Miss Donna Smith.
THE UNITED Cl-lURCH
OF CANADA
Miniftri` Rev. A. M. Johnston
8.A.. UP.
Organieti, Miss Sharon Storey
Clpsed for the 'month of August
Combined Senvicee at
Melville Church.
PRESAY MALAN CHU i<CH
r4 CANADA
MELV ILLS CHURCH
Minister;
Rev. W. J. Morrison,
Y.A.
Organist:. Aerie Frank Thompson
AFICT
No Church School
11.15•,a„m. Public 'Worship
Combined Summer Service
Elveryone Welcome
ANGLICAN CHURCH
OF CANADA
Rector: Rev. ii.. L. Jennings
BA,. LTH.
OreanIst: Mrs. B. Elliott
ST. JOHN'S
11 a.m. Holy Communion
and Church School
St. Alban's and St. David's
ATWOOD
1):30 a.m. Holy Communion
irt;SLUIlelits.
Khox
th.
War.) twiti at Lite. PL
Alit 44.1gel ateihners uuu
two guests present,. 'tau leauer,
airs, Bare, hiulLeli, ()I/L:11e (I the
meeting wita a poem "Lagati , lie
bcpipture reading iras to unison,
followed by tile fueditatichi by We
• .10-1.-43.1.....CILd
Tile guest book Was in charge
of Miss Glenna Houston. Mrs.
hae 1-101iSt011, as master of cere-
monies, introduced the following,
program: piano duet, Carolyn
and Dianne Fraser; vocal duet
"Johnny and- Matilda", Mrs.
Emerson 'tVlitchell and Gail,
Traviss, in costume, accompani-
ed by Mrs. Herb Travis; humor-
ous reading, Miss Bonnie bider;
A pautomine depicting ivarlolus
stages of Domm's life, by the 6th
and 16 with lYfrs. Jan van. Vliet,
commentator, presented by Mrs.
Clarence Mastin (baby), Janice,
Houston (child), Mrs. Alvin Mc-
Donald (schooldays), Mrs. Geo.
McCall (teacher,) Carolyn Fraser
and Shirley Bolger as Donna and
Bob in courtship days. Mrs. R.
Houston, Mrs. K, McDonald, Mrs.
D. Fraser and H. Bolger assisted.
backstage. Miss C-lenna, Houston
was at the piano.
Solo, by Mrs. Neil McGayin
which she dedicated to 'Donna;
Comic Skit, by 17th and boundary
presented by. Ruth Ritchie, Linda
ftrivoiniftm•••%.0...ftwomftworoninmos z-varm?R...w.Ao
Johnston, Nellie Baal', Arlene
\einialason, Craig, Shirr.
ley Johnston, Lois 1.1 ilimILLSOili
,;,tine 111a.riOLL MC-
Canine, Mary Buchanan at the
Latino.
The guest of b.ob.our,, her
mother, Airs. James. Smith, and
the groom-elect's mother,
Percy Gibnings of Clinton, were
seated in decorated chairs ou the
platform and Mrs. Douglas Fraser •
read an address to the bride. Gifts
were presented by Linda Bryans,
Shirley Bolger, Jean Bolger, Car-.• •
olyn Fraser and Glenna Houston..
The bride-elect later displaYed air
hat made. •from the ribbons and, .•
as oat the gifts.
Miss Smith thanked everyone
for the lovely gifts and good
wishes and those who had arrang-
the evening, lunch was served
by the ladies of the- Sth, and 16th.
Mr. and Mrs. James McDonald,
Mr, and Mrs, Ken McDonald and
Mr. and Mrs. Murray Huether
were recent visitors with Mr. and
Mrs. Wallace Sholdice, Toronto....