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Home My WebLink AboutThe Wingham Advance-Times, 1953-08-12, Page 3attend the A. C. W. W. convention be- ing held in Toronto. Personals Mr. Lou Procter,. of Halifax, renewed old acaualntaneea in Bluevale last week, Mr. and Mrs, James Masters and Mrs, John Hall of Allea Craig, visited on Wednesday with Mr, and Mrs. Gor- don Hall and family, of I3luevale, Mrs. Edward Waddel and family are spending their holidays with her sister, in Thornclale. Mr, and Mrs. Jack McVetty of Flint, Mich., are visiting their uncles and aunts and cousins, Mr. and. Mrs. Jas. Elliott and Mr. and Mrs, Chas, Mathers and other friends. Mrs. Henry Owens and Mrs, Fred Hooper left on Tuesday for Welwyn, Sask, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Hall and two sons, Billy and Douglas, leave next week to visit their brother and sister, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Groves, in Akron, Ohio. They expect to be away two weeks. Most farmers are through cutting their grain and expect to thresh soon. Miss Flora Stewart, who has spent some weeks at her summer home here, has returned to Toronto. Dr. John Coultes, of Philadelphia, is holidaying with his, sister, Miss Mabel Coultes. Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Marshall and children, of Listowel, were Sunday visitors with Mr. and Mrs. George Thornton. Mrs, P. S. McEwan, is visiting Mr.I and Mrs, Thos. Strachan, of Brussels, this week. Mr. Richard Johnston and Miss Emma visited Meaford friends on Sun- The Wingharri Advanee-Tinies, Wsdne , . BLUEVALE ay, ,Angnst 12, 7..953 Page TO JUVENILE INSURANCE mom' policy plans designe4 is serve your ohildrenos needs, C/QNSIXT-e, SEE THE GRADS WRIST WATCH Knox WKS. Mots Twenty-five ladies attended the Presbyterian W,M,S. meeting at Mrs. R, J. McMurray's home on Wednes- day afternoon% The president Opened the meeting With call to worship after which minute silent 'prayer was observed in memory Of the late Miss Olive Scott. Mrs. Raymond Elliott, had charge of the devotional period and introduced the study chapter "African Education, Old and New." Mrs. McKinney gave the meditations. A sing-song of famil- iar hymns was led by Mrs. 0, Moff- att at the piano, The topic on Africa was given in the following divisions: Old methods of education, Mrs. B. Moffatt; new methods, Mrs. Felker; Christian liter- ature, Mrs, R, Henning, Life history of an African writer, Mrs. J. McTav- ish, Bibles in Africa, Mrs. Smillie. Mrs, O. Moffatt favored with an instrumen- tal "The Glory Song with variations," Mrs, Levi Parr Mrs, Levi Parr, the fernier Winona Simpson, died in Wingham General Hospital, on Tuesday morning. In her CRAWFORD & HETHERINOTON Business and Professional Directory $7.95 HASELOROYE'S SMOKE SHOP siXty*feUrth year, she was born at Jamestown, the daughter of James and Jessie (MacDonald) Simpson. Fol- lowing he marriage to Levi Parr, they farmed two and a half miles south of Jamestown, Since her hus- band's death Mrs. Parr has resided in Brussels. She is survived by one son, Gordon, of Stratford, Mrs. Mary Willis, Loon Lake, Sash., and Mrs, Frank (Dora) Wright, Wroxeter, and a brother, Os- wald Simpson, of Jamestown, Mrs. Parr was a member of Brus- sels United Church. A private funeral was conducted on Wednesday after- noon by Reverend Andrew Lane, at her late residence, Interment took Place in Brussels cemetery. Personals Mrs. Joe Nicholson is spending some time with her sister, Mrs. John Fraser. Mr. and Mrs. Jack Snell and Larry, are enjoying a week's vacation at the beach. Miss Patricia Vanstone is a visitor with Mr. and Mrs. Hen Morris. Miss Laura Plant, St. Marys, and her sister, Mrs, Simpson, were visitors at the home of their brother, Law- rence and Mrs, Plant. F. C. HOPPER 'I REPRESENTATIVE Barristers, Solicitors, Eta,,, Wingham, Phone 40 J. IL CRAWFORD, R. 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Higgins gave a very interest- ing account of a service she attended I Phone 366-J Wingham E. at the large People's church in Toronto, where the membership is around 3,000 1-7411.1111110111101111111111Intimmusinammunnonounximamomtamourneik- and a choir of 120 voices, Mrs. H, Robertson and Mrs, Gordon Gregg sang the duet, "Coming to the Saviour" which was composed by the Rev, Oswald Smith, minister of the People's church. The president, Mrs. Nichol had charge of 'the business period. The secretary, Mrs. Felker read the minu- tes of the previous meeting and Mrs, H. Robertson gave the financial re- port, Mrs. Lamont gave the dedicatory prayer, A special collection was taken for the good cheer fund. day. and Hughie and Miss Isabel Miller During the lunch hour Mrs. alev.) Rev. M, Bailie, of the Presbyterian were recent guests of Mr. and Mrs. . Hann, of Waterloo, favored with the Church, is taking charge of the union G S. McIntyre and Donald at Brace- solo "Bless This House." services in the United Church while bridge. They were accompanied home A special vote of thanks was tender- Rev, R. A. Brook and Mrs. Brook are by Miss Anne Todd who had spent a ed Mrs. McMurray and her assistants on holiday. few days at Bracebridge, for their hospitality. ' A, D. Smith, D. Strachan, M. Scott Mr, Charlie Stuart has returned to W. A. and W. 14. S. Meet and George Greenaway visited at Clif- Regina after a visit at his old home The Women's Association met in ford and other points on Sunday, here. Sockliciotts as tiou shop. so convenieot to take/lune - ST, HELENS When shopping hours lengthen out, it's important to refresh yourself now and then with a Coke. And take a carton home . . . young folks love it; Mr. and Mrs. T. .1. Todd, Wayne the United Church on Thursday after- Mrs. W. J. Johnston entertained Mrs. Donald McDonald left last week fo , r a month' s visit with her noon, the vice-president, Mrs, James more than thirty relatives and friends brother Mr, GeorgeGinies, in Sas- Johnston, presiding. Reports were re- on Saturday evening, to meet Mrs, ceived from committees and routine Will Johnston, of Swan River, Mani- toba. • katchewan. business discussed. Mrs. W. J. Peacock Mrs, D. Todd is holidaying at Bruce read the Scripture, A very satisfactory treaurer's report was given by the treasurer, Mrs. Alex McCrackin, The W. M. S. met on Thursday after- noon, also, with the president, Mrs. Milton Fraser in charge. The roll call was answered by quot- ing a harvest verse. A special meeting for September 10th was discussed and Mrs. J. Hor- ton, Miss Emma Johnston and Mrs. W. J. Peacock were appointed a com- mittee to make arrangements. Mrs. Carl Johnston had charge of the study program, the theme being "Untrodden Ways." Mrs. Snarling Johnston gave a reading on the topic, "Christian Stewardship.' Leave on Western Trip RECOVER CAR FROM RIVER oration to carry out paving program, Mrs. A. D. Smith and Mrs. Harry but came to no decision. 0 15-X Elliott, of Bluevale, and Mrs. Hugh Services of a diver and a large To do the planned work, which in- cluded sections of King, Albert and Queen streets would involve expendi- , ture of approximately 320,000. Feeling of council members was that though the completion of the work is desirable, it might be necessary to submit the question of a debenture issue to the ratepayers of the town. Since the contractors, Peel Constru- ction Company, desired a definite ans- wer by Tuesday, it win not possible to proceed further in the discussion as readying a by-law for submission to the voters would require several down the bank and was considerably weeks. inumaimmiumiximinommumaniancaunnisimw 11111111011111111111111111111111 damaged by the impact as well as suf- The streets in question have never fering major damage by water.— been given a permanent surface treat- Southampton Beacon. ment,—Kincardine News. Beach with Mr. and Mrs. Nuly Todd and children, of Stratford. Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Todd and Andrew and Mrs. McAuley, of Soutn- ampton, called on friends here on Saturday. Miss Lois Webb is home from To- ronto after successfully completing her summer course. She accompanied Miss Caryl MeCroster and Miss Dor- othy Gammie who spent the week-end at Streetsville. 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IbAZO RIZ " 0 DOZEN DOZEN no SIZE, 1 GO to METAL DELAY ACTION ON PROPOSAL TO PAVE KINCARDINE STREETS 3EiR 2 RUBBER In special session on Saturday night, Kincardine town council gave consid- JAiit, LE GS CROWN OR CORONA GLASS MEDIUM DOZEN TOASTED WHEAT CEREAL wrecker, with the aid of several men, were needed to recover a motor car from the Saugeen River. The machine plunged down the steep bank at the Allan Eby Cabins on Monday night and landed several yards out in the river. According to reports the machine, owned by a Detroit visitor, was being towed to the main road when the tow rope broke and the car took off over the bank. Fortunately no one was in the machine. The car struck a tree in its wild ride Berry, of Brucefield, left on a motor , trip to the West last week, with Mr. Ross Smith, who was returning to Vancouver. Mrs. Smith and Mrs. Berry will go to Seattle and Mrs. Elliott to Saskatoon. 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