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Refreshments were served by the hostess and a soc- ial hour enjoyed, Sunday yisitors with Mr, end Mrs. E. Jacklin were Mr. and Mrs.. Frank Ctrahatn„ Mr. and Mrs, Earl Baker and sons, all of FOrdwich, Mrs. Willard Michaelrepresenting Wroxeter Women's Institute, attended the Achievement Day for Junior in- stitutes held at Clinton on Saturday. ••••.••••••;....• Father's Day Service A. Men's Choir of 30 voices led in the service. of praise at United Church on Sunday last, when the annual Fath- er's Day Service was held. Hymns chosen were psalm 630, That Man hath perfect blessedness and Fight the good fight. The choir contributed an anthem and a quartette, with Mes- srs. G. A, Wearring, Gilbert Howes, Arthur Gibson and Vern Hupfcr. Rev. J. L, Foster spoke from the text, He that sent me is with me, the Father hath not left me alone, John, chapter 8, verse 29. Lovely spring flowers in basket arrangement added to the brightness of the service. Women's Missionary Society The June meeting of the WOinen's Missionary Society, United. Church, When you are in WROXETER SHOP AT DOBSON' General Store We have a full line of GROCERIES FRESH FRUITS and VEGETABLES We have BOOTS and SHOES f or the whole family; also Glassware, Crockery and HARDWARE Our stock in DRY GOODS is limited, but we will have a new stock in shortly. SPECIAL — OF — 14 Chesterfield Suites Rich Figured Velours, good Soft Springs, ,All designs AT THE • 41 oral ouot /t Telephone 47$ T Wingham DRAPERY AND SLIP-COVERS DRAPES Macle-to-Order,--Floral, Stripes, Damask All 'Types of RODS and DRAPERYFIXTURES Venetian. Blinds Picture Framing GIFTS FOR ALL OCCASIONS - C. C. McKIBI3ON rangement had been completed to have the church basement re-decorated on Made to have a bee at the church thi0 Tuesday, June 17th, The meeting was closed with the benediction, Lunch was served. Mrs, Alex Maiming of Blyth, visit- ed with her sister, Mrs. Clarence Cox, on Tuesday. Mr, and Mrs, C. Cox visited on Sun-day at the home of Mr. and Mrs.. Don- ald Sprung of Hallett. Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Campbell and thildren, visited on Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Bob Good of Goderich, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Snell, Miss janetta, visited on Monday with gr.. and Mrs. Jasper Marion of Goderidi, H. C. MacLEAN, WINGHAM A. W. KEIL, GORRIE Representing— PILOT INSURAKE COMPANY SEE OUR FINE ASSORTMENT OF MAYFLOWER CRYSTAL WATER GLASSES GOBLETS. FRUIT JUICES TALL SHERBETS LOW SHERBETS A LL PRICED AT .80c plus tax The Wallpaper Shop 311or ,i1 ,....,,7, , L„py / ,,p,". DETROIT'S "FIRST" IN CONVENIENCE COMFORT • QUALITY . • In the heart of the downtown, office, theater, and shopping area. Friendly, courteous service to make your stay in Detroit a pleasant memory. The Teller Coffee Shop or Cafeteria for excel- lent Food modestly priced. The Hotel Tuller, Detroit's largest, is the place to stay. 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Rush orders Also available are STAMP PADS, !Nit% AND VARrOUS SUPPL188 FARR AND- ONE-THiRD FOR THE ROUND TRIP Good going all day Monday, June 50,until 2 pan.Tuesday, July 1St. RETURN WIT: ',Cave deStlek. tiatiOh .plot latte titan 12 o'clock Midnight Wednese day, July 2nd. standard IMO 6ftsdi any eanadiao PaeP Railtea,y Apo 11.11111 MILDMAY FURNITURE STORE. FREE DELIVERY 1 J. F. Schuett & Sons Mildmay aod Mt. Forest 11, Part of your business will be appreciated By R.J. SCOTT irot s Wit+14 V Nag IstAto, DttI44 taatts,Artt ' intosxstv 0E, ot41.4/ it41111 . WORT.0 IN146 Sfat,v40,,A, VikeU4141.0, .... MOH A,Nytpik. WROXETER Mr. and Mrs, Thos., Nichol. Mr, jack Nichol and Miss' Dorothy Nichol, all of Montreal, spent the past week with the former's' brother, Mr, :Eldred and Mrs. Nichol, Miss Dorothy Nic- hol leaves Monday for Algonquin Park where'she will be Counsellor at a girl's Camp for the holiday season. Mrs, James Harris left by bus on Tuesday for Western Canada, visiting several points enreate, Mrs, Harris hopes to ,arrive in Calgary early in July, where she will attend the wedd- ing of a niece, Ur. and Mrs, H, V. MacKenney spent the week-end in Toronto, where they will attend a Banquet and presen- tation of Railroad Telegraphers on Sat- urday evening, Mr.. Elmer Bellamy of Fordwich, is a new corner to town having succeeded Robert Dingwell as first man on the C.P,R, Section. The Wroxeter ball team journeyed to Listowel on Thursday night and were• defeated. Better luck next time boys. Mr. and Mrs. Wm Wright Mid Miss Winnifred Munro spent the week-end with friends near Gravenhurst. The Wroxeter Community Associa- tion held a very successful Dance on Wednesday evening last. Wilbee's Orchestra provided music. Hot dogs and chocolate milk were in keen .de- mand, Committee in charge were, Chairman, Harvey McMichael, Reg Pacey, Gilbert Howes, Ira MacLean, Elmer Bellamy, Mrs. Freda MacDon- ald. Mr. and Mrs. Kinky ,MacNaughton and Miss Mary MacNaughton, were London visitors one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Archie Millar and daughters, were Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Ira MacLean. ' Mrs. D. W. Rae spent part of last week with her daughter, Mrs. Edgar Wightman of Belgrave. Mr. Thomas Shearer and Miss Beat- rice Shearer spent Sunday with friends at Clifford. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Mactlaughton, were Mrs, W, E. Hain- stock, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Connell and Marjorie, all of Fordwich. Sympathy is extended to Mr. R. B. Hunter, who was called to 134rt Perry last week owing to the death of his father. Mr. Green of Wingham assist- ed the local bank staff in the absence of the manager. Mission Band The Buds of Promise Mission Band held their June Meeting on Monday evening in the United. Church school- room with a good attendance. The President,Marilyn Maclean presided. The meeting was called to order with soft music.. Evelyn Anger at the piano. The openitig hymn was Now the day is over, all repeated the Lord's Prayer Donna MacLean favoured with a solo, "When Mothers of Salem". The Mis- sion Band Purpose was repeated. Sec- ond hymn chosen was "Can a Little Child Like Me", followed by repeating the 23rd psalm. The business period was followed by a game, "The Farmer in the Dell's'. Mrs. Carl Smith told the story, Father Shanto tried to fall, the 5th chapter of the Study Book, "Shera of Punjaw". The hymn, "We thank Thee, 0 Our Father," and the benedic- tion brought an interesting meeting to a close, Lions Frolic August 14th At a business meeting of the Howick Lions Club held last week, plans were Made to hold the Annual Frolic on August 14th., in Wroxeter. • Fun and entertainment for everyone is the aim of the Club. Funds raised are used to Make our Community a better place in which to live. Keep the date open, August 14th. •••,,•••••••••••••• St. James Guild The June meeting of the Women's Guild, St. Jame,s, Anglican Church, was held on Tuesday afternoon last at the home of Mrs. H. V. MacKenney, who presided and opened the meeting with the Lord's Prayer. Plans were made to make two quilts, one on which tickets will be sold to raise fandS. Members planned to complete dresses for the girls of Mohawk Institute also a complete set of linens for a bedroom at the Institute, The Guild mernbees plan to co-operate with the church board in sponsoring a play, "The Ar- rival of Kitty" on June 27th, to he Put tin by a group of players front Harris- ton and Clifford, Rev. Mr. Calcy ex- SCOTT'S, SCRAP BOOK WAS held in the church parlours on Friday afternoon, The meeting. was called to order with quiet music, Mrs, A, Munro presided and gave the call to worship, In Christ there is no East or West was the first ity,inn followed by prayer by the president. The scripture lesson taken front Proverbs, chapter 11, verses 1-14, Was read by Mrs, G. Howes, who had arranged the meeting, From Greenlauds Icy. Maintain, Bishop Hebers Missionary .Ityina was sung, During the business period, glans were made to send One or more boxes to a Missionary in ja- pan, following up the visit of Miss Herd, who was guest speaker at the Easter Thank offering some weeks Ago, The members and any others who are interested are asked to eon- tribute any of the following articles, soap, knitting wool, flannellette, print, underwear, adhesive gauze, reed, sup- plies, candy, sugar, raisins, cocoa, chocolate bars, kerchiefs, .Donations are asked on or before July 11th, when the W.M.S. members will pack the boxes. Cash donations for the postage will be gratefully received. Mrs. Gil- bert Howes had charge of the last two chapters of *the Study Book, In- dia •at the 'Threshhold. Dealing with the Co-operation through Christian Council, and the Church in India, The hymn Come let us sing of a Wonderful Love and the benediction brought an interesting meeting to a close. W. Community Association The Wroxeter Community Associa- tion met in the Bank on Friday even- ing, June 13th. The main item of bus- iness was plans for a July 1st. cele- bration. An Exhibition Game of base- ball will be an attraction also a dance. Financial help will be given to Wrox- eter Public Library. The Association will also provide Swings, and Teeter- Totters- for the small children in the village park. Next meeting will be announced. President Hector Knight was in the chair. Secretary, Mrs. H. Durst presented minutes. Miss Frances Wylie and Miss Helen Sawtell will leave shortly for Toronto, where they will take summer short courses. Robert Dingwell of Dundalk was a week-end visitor in town. As• Miss Audrey Higgs of Toronto, is spending a week with her sister, Mrs. F. B. Millward. , Mrs. Robert Gibson is visiting in Detroit, where her mother is very ill. Mrs. Charles Lawrence is in To'r- onto, visiting her daughter and son-in- law, Mr, and Mrs. Jerry May. Mrs. Porter of Saskatellewan is a visitor with her mother, Mrs. Wm. Kaake, and other friends. Mrs. Porter is the former Lyla. Kaakc. • Mr. and Mrs. W. Lauder and young son, Billy, also Mr. William Smeaton, Jr., of Toronto. were week-end guests with Mr. and Mrs. Dane Draper. Mr. Arthur Evans, Toronto, is spen- ding a vacation at the home of Mr. and Mrs. F. B. Millward. Mr. Herbert Tressider, Ottawa, was a recent visitor with Mr. and Mrs. H. V. ;McKenney. Mr. and Mrs. Roxburgh and Eldon, of Belwood, and Mr. and Mrs. W. de St. Aubyn, Edith and Wray, of Laurel, were Sunday visitors at the home of Mr. and Mrs. H. Townsend. WESTFIELD ,IVf.r. and Mrs. Arthur Brooks of Toronto, were recent visitors at the home of Mr, Ind Mrs. Maurice Ros- man. Smith of Whigham, spent the week-end with his son, Mr. Gordthi Smith and Mrs. Smith, Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Stackhouse and Miss Eva, of Bruceficid, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Norman McDowell and Mr. Win. McDowell. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Carter of Clinton, Miss Joyce Carter of London, were guests on Sunday at the home of Mr, and Mrs. Frank Campbell. Mr. Cecil King of Goderich, visited on Sunday with Mr, and Mrs. Gordon SnArixtrh, , Norman McDowell was a Lon- don visitor on Tuesday. Mr. Grant Snell and Miss Laura Snell .of Loiidesboro, visited on Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Elwin Taylor and family. Miss Ila Taylor spent a couple of days last week with Mrs, Sani Pletch of Belgrave. The monthly meeting of the W.M.S. was held on Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mrs, Wm. McVittie, with 19 present, The programme was in charge of Mae Wightinam who gave the Call to Worship. The opening hymn was "Pass Me Not 0 Gentle Saviour," with the Lord's Prayer re- peated hi unison, The Scripture les- son on If you have the blues, was read from Ps. 27, by Witinifred Campbell; If your pocket book is empty, read Ps. 37, 'by Mrs, Chas, Smith; If people seem Unkind, read John 1, chapter 15, Mae Wightmatt; If , yon are discourag- ed about your work read Ps, 26, by Mr. Marvin McDowell; If YOU cannot have your own way, read James, chap- ter 3, by Stanley Cook. Readings were given by Mrs. Chas. Smith and Mrs, Norman McDowell, Mrs, Stanley Co.*, The life history of Fanny Cros- by was given by Mae Wightmatt, The bittiness was charge of the ?reg. Thursday and Vriday, and plans were dent, Mrs. McVittie, The minutes were read and approved, Roll was eahl d, cult one answering with a verse of scripture, A card of appreciation was read front Mrs, Harold Suctl, The president informed the ladies that ar, DO4V151( Sil'ARKS AVE,Htto BortES 11(.,tIK &KELVIOHS, St1H4 dAterliA4t. usto 4.6 fun 014 Lbitt? • *MEL, 'co CcrOON I1U lit A elPtWat•ftft Blami is woute l'AttE Eirr/ C9APS t:POP:11,:•to Wti 01 A Telephoue 34 ADVANCE-TIMES whigham