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THE WINGHAM ADVANCE-TIMES
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111111111111111411111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111111•111111111111811111111111111•1111111111111111111111111111M on: the East Wawanosh side.
Mrs, N. Perdue has returned to her
home aftbr spending the winter with
her family in Wingham and Toronto.
Mr. Charles Manore of Port Huron,
student at Western University, his
Canadian Navy, and Mr. Walter Smith
brother, Jack Manore of the Royal
of Clinton, were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Lawrence Vannan and Mrs. A.
M. Perdue,
Mr, and Mrs.Walter Black of Rip-
ley, were recent guests of Mr, and
Mrs. ,T. C, Procter. '
Mrs, Jack Wilson and gale, are
spending a few days with her mother,
in Woodbridge,
Mr. Ross Procter of the 0.A.C:,
Guelph, was home for the week-end,
Mrs. Baker and Miss Annie Baker,
• • • • • are spending a few days with Mr. and
Mrs. Howard Wilkinson,
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. MacKenzie and
family, Mrs. Yemen and Bill, spent
Sunday in Bervie,
Mr. David Scott is under the Dr's.
care at his home here,
Mrs. Jack Walker of Wingham, was
operated on for appendicitis in the
Wingham General Hospital last week,
Mrs. Fred Logan of Blyth, fell last
week sustaining a broken shoulder,
She was taken to the Wingham Gen-
on and later she returned to her home.
eral Hospital where a cast was put
The A.Y.P.A, are rehearsing a play
which they expect to present in the
near future. The play 'is "Welcome to
Meredith Arms," a three act play dir-
ected by Rev. Mr. Henderson.
The National Film Board showed
pictures in the Belgrave School on
Tuesday morning.
United Church
A reception and Communion ser-
vice was observed in Knox United
Church on Sunday, April 25th, when
twenty-three members were received
into the church. Rev. \V. J. Moores de-
livered a special message to the young
people. Three members were trans-
ferred to the church by letter, these
were Mrs. Clifton Walsh and Mr. and
Mrs. Jos. Holmes. The young people
were: Muriel Anderson, James Ander-
son, Keith Anderson, Lloyd Ander-
son, Muriel Cook, Nora Cook, Fay
Cook, Gladys Campbell, Ivy Camp-
bell, Ronald Campbell, Kenneth Dun-
bar, Ross Higgins, Edna Higgins, Eil-
een Holmes, Marjorie MacKenzie,
Margaret Procter, Irene Smith, Amy
Smith, Frances Walker and Charles
Wilkinson.
Next Sunday Rural Life Sunday
will be observed with special eervices
conducted by the young people. Clar-
ence ,McClenaghan will be the guest
speaker.
Sunday, May 9th, will be Mother's
Day with a. special baptismal service,
Anglican Young People Meet
The A.Y.P.A, meeting was held last
Friday evening at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. C. H. Wade with a fair at-
tendance, The vice-president, Audrey
Bradburn conducted the meeting, It
was decided to present the play in the
near future, The next meeting will be
held in three weeks, with Donna Van-
Camp, and Joan Brydges in charge of
the programme, and Frank Nesbitt is
to prepare the Log Book.
Mr, 'Henderson gave a most inter-
esting talk on the origin of the Prayer
Book. Norma Brydges read a very
= humorous Log Book. Beverley Neth-
--111 ery and Tommy Brydges sang a duet,
I accompanied on the piano by Norma
Brydges. Audrey Bradburn gave a
ki reading, and Frank Nesbitt conducted
a few contests. Lunch was served,
bringing the evening to a close.
Miss Audrey Bradburn attended the
Junior Farmer's Conference and Camp
Reunion at the O.A.C. in Guelph last
=-.L week-end.
P! • Women's Institute Hold Annual
U The annual meeting of the Beigrave
Women's institute was held the
regular date at the home of Mrs. C. R.
Coolies with a good attend:we.
The president, Mrs. Stewart Procter
was in the chair and opened the mect-
ing with the Institute Ode and the
Lord's Prayer.
The business included the discussion
of raising the fees and it was decided
to vote to leave them the same. As
the season is busy it was deeided not
tures at present.
to have. the showing of the vowel' pie-
1a79
It was voted to pay the Secretary-
Treasurer five dollars.
Mrs. Fred Cook and Mrs. R. J.
MacKenzie will again look after the
cemetery flower bed. It is hoped that
=▪ ,-enongli red geraniums will be tlonated
= to fill the bed this year. The flowers
• be left with the committee when
Ili time to set them Out.
j Reports of standing committees
• were given ;by Mrs, C. R. Coultes,
Le: Mrs, Norman Walsh, Mrs. John M.
Coultes, Mts. Harold Procter and
Mrs. C. Procter.
= The Roll Vail was answered by, 1111 •-=-= House-cleaning Hints. Mrs. Oster of
Blyth presented the Short Courses
available and the -choice was left over ,
until next month. Mrs, j. M. Coul-
tes contributed two piano numbers.
Mrs. Oster then conducted the eke-
lion of officers which resulted as -fol- •
lows: President, Mrs. Stewart Procter;
Sec.-Treas., Mrs. Kenneth Wheeler;
Assistant Sec., Mrs. Harold Vincent;
District Director, Mrs. Earl Anderson;
Branch Directors, Mts. John Ander-
son, Mrs. Jesse Wheeler, Mrs. C. R.
Coultes; Pianist, Mrs. 3. M. ;Coultes;
Programme Convener., Mrs. R. J.
Mackenzie; Auditors, Mrs. Moores,
Miss E. Procter; Conveners of "Coal.,
Agriculture and Canadian Industries,
Mrs. Earl Anderson, ,Mrs, Albert.
'Coultes; Citizenship, Mrs. C. R. 'Cold-
teS; Historical Research, Mrs. Jas.
Michie; Home Economics, Mrs. Wade,
IT1111111-11131,111811,41111111111111111111r111IIIMMIR3101111411111111111111111111111111118111a Mrs, McGuire; Social Welfare, AftS.
Mildred NIcClenagliatt spent the week- leave the Wingham. Hospital en Wed —found it well on the way to comPlet-
end with Toronto friends and relatives. ft.esdtty last and spent a few ~tars with ioo, with tenders out for the 1,:niithig
Mrs. Robert Purdah was able to ;;lier daughter, Mrs. Gordon Riatoul,
b - 1 • — 1 •
of the outside and with the installing
of a new furnace planned. T3te com-
mittee received the pr mist et a par-
tial grant at present.
Mr. and Mrs, tii ,r4bm au.t,,r-
ed to London last Friday and livou,•
their little girl. Kay home from Ile::
Chiltlren*s Memorial Hospital. Mr. :nut
Mrs, Ben Naylor of Luckm,w accomp.
aided them and Mrs. Naylor, who has
been losing her rye-sight, staved
be with her daughter, Airs. 1.4,4-
Gee,
Mr. Robert Ross spent a
last week at his borne hove
the funeral of his mint, Miss
Ross.
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Mr. Fred Moss and Mr. and Mrs.,
Harry Moss and baby of Bright, spent
Sunday at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Ben McClenaghan, and
Miss Faye McClenaghan of London,
spent the week-end there.
Mr. and Mrs, Bert Breckenridge of
Ripley, spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs.. Walter Lott.
Quite a number of the children are
laid up with measles this week also,
Frances Henry, Jackie Coultes, Paul
Groskorth, Angus Sutherland, Jimmie
and Harley Gaunt.
Mrs. George MeClenaglum and Miss II
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Mr. Price Scott has purchased a
home on Frances St., Wingham, and
'he and Miss Velma will move tl.ere
the first week in May.
Mrs. Roane celebrated her seventy-
ninth birthday nn Friday and Mr. and
Mrs. McKagne of Teeswater, spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Mein-
ids for a family gathering on Sunday.
Miss Matilda Alexander spent a few
!days last week with her former neigh-
bour, Mrs. Michael Cummings, West
NV;twanoslt,
I The play "Dark Was the Night"
'will be presented this Friday night in
the Mildmay Hall.
4 Mts. John Falconer of Caledon has
;been visiting with Mrs. John Harkness
;of Treswater, since the passim!. 0
,Mr. Harkness last w.?ek, And Mrs.
I liarkness, Mrs. Falconer cut Mr. jos.
!McInnis visited on zi.lunday -it the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Falconer.
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Pution and
4;:children of larckm.w, visited on Sun-
„day last at the home of nis sister,
Mrs. George Tiffin of Las..tside.
Dr. Kirkby of Walton has been en-
gai..1,e41 by the F. Wawanosh Federa-
!lion of ALriculture to innoculate al
!the heifer calves. He has been working;
!at this during the past week, :ant I as
lilone over three limulred of them.
lMany arc pleased to see Dr. KiAby i again going the 1"011111iS rn Wawartosh
rcecds.
Preparatory service vas hell is 111,'
:Presbyterian Church on Frkhy cacn-
IIeh..; and .Communion Service held on
„Sunday. This church started
time on Sunday. The United clmrcn
will start at '2 p.nl. fast time next Sim-
day. This will continue for May and .
,fhe seryicp will change UN morning. at
10.80 fast time.
!Falconer families received word last •
week of the death of a cousin, Joseph
Calvert of Thamesfor41.
The 11temorial Hall •Conpuittee:
gathered on Thursday at the Hall.
When Hon. 3. A. •Carrell, Supt. o
Community work in Ontario and Mr.
John Hanna, were present to
inspect the Memorial 'Halt here. They
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to :mg:nil
Catharine