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George Johnston was at the organ.
The United Church Sunday School
picnic will be held on Thursday of this
week to the Seaforth Lions Park,
Miss Audrey Bradbutn has returned
from Wingham General Hospital after
having her tonsils removed.
Congratulations go to Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Walsh on the birth of a son,
to Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Blair, a son,
and to Mr. and Mrs. Jack Taylor, a
daughter. •
Mrs. Harry Adams attended the
Canadian National Exhibition,
When school let out it ruined the
three R's for mom—rest, relief and re-
laxation.
WROXETER
Miss. Morley I3oundy of Brantford,
spent last week with Miss .Margaret
Jardine,
Mr. and Mrs. L. F. McLaughlin,
Oshawa, spent part of last week with
friends here, Mrs. Gavin Davidson,
who -has been S. guest of Miss Mae
Davidson, returned with them to her
home in Oshawa.
Mr, Laurie Vanvelsor,
Was a recent guest of Mrs. W. R. and
Miss Rona Vanvelsor.
Miss M. Sardine spent the week-erid
with Mrs,' Mae Jackson of Goiric.
Mrs, Jackson left thin week to visit
her brother and sister-in-law at Park-
hill,
Mr. and Mrs, Stewart McKercher
of Saskatoon, spent part of last week
with Mrs, W. S. McKercher, Mr.
McKercher, during the past year was
appointed a 'judge and is 'cnroute to
his home in ,the West from Montreal,
where lie attended a convention.
Mr. Robert Gibson, who recently
suffered a crushed finger, while work-
ing in his sawmill was taken to Wing-
ham General Hospital last week where
it was found necessary to remove part
of his finger, Bob's many friendsihope
his injury will give no further trouble.
Mrs. Frank Sanderson, who is stay-
ing with her daughter, Miss Eleanor
Sanderson in Toronto, underwent a
minor operation in Toronto General
Hospital last week. We are pleased to
report she is making a good recovery.
Mr. and Mrs. Allen Munro and Miss
Winnifred Munro returned on Friday
from an enjoyable vacation with Cleve-
land relatives, Their cousins, Mr. and
Mrs. Allen Schott returned with them
and are visiting the Munro families
and other friends.
Miss Norma Brandon, Torontd, was
a week-end visitor with friends here.
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Moffatt and
family,'spent the week-end at Goderich
Beach.
A number from this district attend-
ed the Harvest Home Supper in Ford-
wich on Thursday night which was
sponsored by the Women's Institute
in aid of the Community Hall Fund,
Malcolm's softball team from Listowel
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abundance of good things to eat, and
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old-time costume were a highlight with.
Mr, and Mrs, Sam Timm providing
music and David NellSOTI, caller. A
guest artist, Mr. Jih Eastman of Tor-
onto, gave g clever step-dance number
and was given the honor of presenting
the flowers to the ladies. Reeve John
Winters on behalf of Howick Council
congratulated and encouraged mem-
bers of the W. T. and Community
Club, on their effort to provide a suit-
able place for local entertainment, Mr,
Parsons, Station Agent for C, P, R.
at Fordwieh, held the lucky ticket on
the bicycle, and generously requested
it be auctioned for the benefit of the
Fund, Auctioneer T, S. Schaefer came
to the rescue and the bicycle brought
$42,00. Approximately $400.00 was
realized by the Women's Institute,
will donate the entire proceeds to-
wards the Building Fund. Members
of the W,I. and the Community Club
'who ably assisted are to be congratu-
lated on the success of the evening's
entertainment,
Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs.
Erie King (nee Esther Adams), who
were married on Saturday at the home
of the bride's parents,
Mrs. Archie MacDonald and dau-
ghters, Catharine and Mary, were hon-
oured at a picnic arranged by mem-
bers of Molesworth Women's Institute
at the home of Mrs. Watson Brown.
Miss Nell Doig read both addresses,
Mrs. Alex. MacDonald and Mrs, Wat-
son Brown made the presentations.
Grace Simpson and Jeananne Doig on
behalf of the Community presented
gifts to Mary and Catharine. Mrs.
MacDonald and daughters are staying
with the former's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. Sangster in Wroxeter. Mrs.
MacDonald will teach the primary
room in Gorrie Public School the
coming year.
Mrs. D. P. Hainstock and Miss
Helen Hainstock, Toronto, spent part
of last week with Mr. and Mrs. D. S.
MacNaughton,
Mr. J. H. Wylie will bcguest speak-
er at the September meeting of the
Women's Institute and his subject,
"How to Make a Will and Why."
Mrs. Lyle Brothers will be hostess.
Members kindly note date of meeting,
Sept. 8th, at 2.30 p.m.
The theme of the September meet-
ing of Women's Missionary Society
United Church will be "The Fields
arc white unto Harvest." Mrs. D. W.
Rae and Mrs. Allen Munro will be
in charge of Devotional period. Mrs,
Cronhielrn will speak on China. The
Roll Call to be answered by a Tem-
perance Fact.
Area Convention Sept. 1-2.
On Wednesday and Thursday of
this week delegates from Bruce East,
North and South, Halton, 'Waterloo
North and South Huron East, Perth,
North Wellinotgn, North, South and
Centre will gather at Memorial Hall
0,A,C., for their annual convention
of Women's Institutes. The theme for
4048 is "Working together we grow
'in understanding and accomplishment.
Guest speakers will be Mr. I), Cough-
len, probation officer, Wellingtoi.
County, Juvenile and Family Court;
Mrs, J. R. Futelmer, Woodstock, presi-
dent. of F. W, I, O., Miss Anna P.
Lewis, Director Women.'s Branch and
Nome Economics Service, Miss Trent,
McBride, Women's W. I. Branch, Mr.
W. R. Reek, president O,A.C., min
give the address of welcome 'I !tree
!.delegates will attend front Wroxeter,
Mrs. G. A, Wearring, Branch Dele-
gate, Mrs. II. V. MacKentley, Brandt
President and 1st. Vice-President of
the District and Mrs. D. S. MacNatt-
gluon, Correspondent for ConVenti.,n.
Mrs. Dan McTavish and Miss Mar-
garet McTatish, Tor,..too, mere ;;nests
at the wedding of their niece, Miss
Ester Adams on Saturday.
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ing concluded with an Home Talent
concert. Ward Schaefer, chairman of
the committee, introduced Rev. J. L.
Caley •as Master of Ceremonies. John
Gamble and his Orchestra provided
music. A group of Young People led
in community singing with Mrs. Dev-
itt at the piano. Allen 'Cooper favored
with solos, Mrs. Jack Wilson and
Miss Stinson also Ward and T. 3.
Schaefer favored with duets. Readings
were even Miss Marlene Schaefer
and :Mrs, D. S. McNaugliton, The
satiate dance specialists in complete
Copeland home.
Guests of Mrs. W. E. Vanvelsor
and Miss Rona Vanvelsor this week
.are the foriner's niece, Mrs, John
ltlet.ure, R. N. of Henry Ford Hospi-
tal, Detroit and her son, John.
Mr. and Mrs. Wtn. MacLean, But--
Mrs. Jack Wylie, and his aunt, Mrs.
fah, were week-end guests of Mr. and
Wylie, Sr., all were Sunday guests
of Mr. Frank Douglas at Clifford,
Rev. U. E. and Mrs. Cronhielm
and children are expected to return
from their vacation this week. They
have been holidaying in Northern Ont-
ario.
Mr. Jesse Wheeler, con. 5, Morris,
has sold his farm to Mr. Latigridge,
just recently arrived from England.
They have three grown sons, two
already in this country. This makes
the fourth' English family to locate in,
this neighbourhood. Mr. Wheeler is
holding an auction sale on Sept, 115th.
A very successful dance was held in
Forrester'S Hall, Friday night in
spite of the very warm' weather. This
was in aid of the Rink Building Fund.
Dances are being held regularly every
two weeks until December.
Rev, W. A. Townsend, former mitt-
ister here preached in the telgrave
United Church on Sunday. Misses
Marlene MacKenzie and Donna An-
derson sang a duet, 'Calling". Mrs.
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