The Signal, 1935-10-24, Page 5•
FREE METHODIST CHURCH
MaeKay Hall, Sunday, Oet. 27th
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J... S. R. ltcCMING, Minister
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At'I)UItN, Oct: 22. --Mr and Mrs.
''tarenee -tor-'of-iVitfte,
vieitors It thr ;home of Mr. anti, Mrs.
W. J. Dobie recently
Mrs. J. flunking and Mrs. 'M. Mug-
ford received word from iondon on
Saturday of the andden death of the
tormer's daughter. Sirs. Wm Long-
man. of Loudon. and lilt for the city +
at once...,..- i
Mrs. Stanhury and hale. of Ilulnn4- .
vllle. are visiting her parents. Mr. and
Mrs Amos ital'
CARLOW
CARLOW, Oct. :51 -Tette Florid
Seat4Nte put on a concert In the Cult
church on the evening of the 15t
which was muco enjoyed by the larg
audience.
There was uo cornice In the United
(•h•x V-wpAnodY , hast, as there wet
r+iotdetWaaatterasry services la
Willer, when Rev. it. T. Turner, o
Duugauuou, uecupttd the pulpit In th
wonal�ug and took for his subject "Th
mule Fuugdatltm 1 (rexi'` ilei>vok
of the eouataat ehuugea takiug plan
lu !milieu history, but God endure
forever. In the evening Rev. Hugh
R'Ilson,
of-Aubafv, was the preacher,
and spoke from Grit. 18:32-"1f ten
lei found, I'a'1H not destroy the city,"
"dr agpuagar iu a consecrated
minority. The choir gave special
movie and in the morning Mr. Sidney
Town sang a solo. In the evening
Miss M. Stewart of Clinton rendered
a solo. 'and Messrs. Brown, Long and
Fisher a trio, all of which were much
appreciated and need helpful. The
church, whkh was beautifully decor.
ated with plants, was tilled with large
coneregatlous at 'beth services.
3Ir...d Ys)uiv Mrj i1eA�e£ ,sad
Mr. and Mrs. Treble vislttd',at lir
Wm. bong's on Sunday.
Mr. audltrs. Garvey, of Ktngsbridge,
visited with Mr. and Mrs. W. I«
Young on Sunday.
The Y.P.S. held a wlwthlg In the
-buri•h on Thursday night, Rev. G.
Wylie preakiigg. Miss Iloreen Web-
ster gave a paper on Tennyson, his
ire and works, and Mr, Wylie read
ate of hi+ Ias•un:. The anniversary
of the Young Peoples Society will tie
10141 on Sunday evening -October 27th,
hon the of vers of the Huron Y. P.
Yesbyterial will be In charge. A
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Mr. and Mrs. T. Wilson and faintly
visited relatives at l'arkhill on Sunday,
The seventy-fifth anulversary-- .of N'
Kuux Presbyterian church will he 1
held In AuM►iese-N wemb:ss, fOt7�
11th. when an old-time service will -be
.-,ta t.s1 io ReT i f.. Budge. of
lac
Mager -stale On the followiz)g Oven- � NILE
Ing the annual fowl snap r will be l
held•.
[TLE, Het 21. -Mr. end Mrs.
Nixon visited on Sundae at the hom
of Its:-netW---lMrw-Hervey Fuller,
Jhwderleh township.
Master Donald lfchlin, underwent a
operation for the remdval of tonal
last Saturday In the Goderteh hoaplta
Mr. Edgar St►epperd visited sea
Harriston on Sunday. -----
-•„Ml _Marr . Bo t th! week
sad--erith her sisters -Mrs_$ e
of Goderieh township.
Dr. .7. and Mrs. Jaeksoa, of Siete
visited on Sunday .It the home of Mr
John McPhee.
The Ladies' Ald of Port Alber
United church held a social evening
at the 4ilj i pgytonage last Frida
evening. After many games wer
played theAlforale a short program
condst regdfngs by Ethel Mao -
Kenai*, etlreit'hv Mr. Wm. Sage, and
setl/rese t3an el a pyrex ple plate
fn s fever eontatnee- to Mw and
Mrs. Earl Bogle. by the choir of Port
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WESTF ELI2_-
WESTFIELD, flet 22. -Miss Ada
Stackbnase, of Myth, spent a few
day, last week at the home of Yr.
Wm. McDowell.
Mr Wr . MUDoweil and Mrs. 11111
McDowell weer London visitors- oa
Saturday.
(tare Burned in Feet Wawano,b.
- While 1111, Witt at- Mr. blob flarrl.
son'-. ekh concthajpp, Ober *$lano.h,
on Monday. a spark from the engine
started a fire In !1 straw -tack, and:
owing to the high wind, the barn was
soon In flame. Farmers rushed 'to
the scene, and everything was done
that was possible for human hands
to do, but It was Impossible to save
the bare, straw shed and pig pen.
The threshing machine, owned by a
aynlfeate of the vftnity, was ter e&
as was everything that could be saved
the barn---It-.---*aa_--feared the
house worild be burned, but both It and
the driving abed were saved, although
the heat made it necessary that they
alt wateboil for *oras time.
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DUNGANNON, Oct. R1 -Mr. John
Marshall, of Ciluton, is a guest with:
his nisee, lira. Arthur Culbert, south
of the village.
Mr. and Mrs Chas, Alton are spend-
ing a few days In Toronto this week.
The Young People's' Uuluu wet last
wMwfepeerenenr•"y aisohtine--t3aMed
church. Mlaa Marjorie McDonald
was in charge of the weetiug. After
the op sting exercises Miss Winnle Me-
r'tnrl'..v teak- Bite---4oplo...a6
FlwIi One to Ills ()wn Work," which
brings best results and makes things
smooth for everybody. Marjorie Mc-
Donald gave a report on the Y. P. con-
vention and reed a paper on "('hris-
tian Culture." Games were pleyed
and the meeting mss then closed with
a hymn and the benediction. Thio
week Woo W. McClure, the citizenship
convener, will be In charge. Miss
Margaret Faltott reads the Scripture R!!>0. H. )LARLATT
lesson. There will be a discussion Pastor of the Free Methodist Church
on the difference between a -good of Goderleb. Residence Victoria St.
citizen" and a "Christian citizen."
Mrs. 1). Sickle and Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar Htekle, of Hamilton. visited
with Mrs. A. Pentland and family' on
Sunday.
r: and- 'Uri, rutin -Finnigan have -
:noted t0 their new farm un the lith
conces,ton of West Wawa nosh.
Mrs. J. W. Richardeou and Mr. and
Mrs. T. C. ltk•hardsou, of "Fergus
Fur Farina," visited re•eutly with Mr.
81)11 Mrs. Jaek Richardson.
Mr. and Mrs. A. Cttlbert and Mr.
and Mrs. Saw Swan attended the fun-
eral in l.neknow', on Sunmtev, of the
lute 31r. Wesley 11oNlcrs.en.
MI's Rebecca Tbompeon, who ha
been engaged with Mrs. S..7. Craw
ford, but has nut becu eujoying th
best of health, returned• to her. bade
lu West Wawanosh Monday night.
3tr:-.ttfred Heffern and--two--suss,
of Toronto, are visiting with his ads
ter, Mrs. Arthur Roach.
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. Irwin „attended
the funeral of Mr. Wesley Hender-
son In Lueknow un Sunday.
Mise Laurette Met'lure, of Toronto,
GODERIC ONT.
with the president. Mrs. Jas. McWhln
hey, In charge. After a hymn was
sung Mrs. Itobt. )bore led in prayer
$_program was prepared t!7 Me. R.
A. McKenile asfiYtrs ('-rTra-Irefh)atul:
Mrs. D. A. Ftfwh•r. Mrs. Bert Brad-
ford and Mrs. Lillian Campbell gave
readings and Miss UarJorle McDon-
ald a nolo .4 ten..-ut Ica was then
served and a social. honr was spent.
Mr. Wm. Elliott i, building a harp
on the premises of Nis Ella;beth u.
huff, sod )I r. Milford t'entland Is put-
ting a ut•w' store tr, oz) rhe R Y
uuug
• store, where Pen.) Pinlgan bad his
- workahup. -- -:1
e M1aa lturuL of Lurkgjw•- is engaged
to assist with tbe. bonsehuld duties at
the home of Mrs. ti(iaheth craw -ford.
i Rev. Get/ Wylie ,f Henmil► K
011 ed pulpit. iuZlw T'nitsd"eIInrch
tot the mornlnj serrii , on Sunday.
Rev. T. R. Turner preached annleere.
ary serylees at Renroiller.
A Dlaastreus Foe. -Mr. George
Ttsitil$ her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
w. McClure.
Born -On Sunday. October -
Mr. and Mrs. Robe. Henderson (nee
Agues Touug), a son.
✓ Mrs. K. Feliman, guest dt Mrs.
Rhoda Sproule, with Mlss Nettie
Sproule visited Mr. and Mrs...>Rabt.
Wilson, In loderlrh, on Suadaf.� - _ -
Mr. and Att'a. Bert Roach visited
r, Mr. and Mrs. R. Brewer, IIY.Oodericb,
s. on )Sunday:
The Women's Association dt tis
t United church met at the home oft
Mrs. Sam Swan on Friday afternoon.
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Albert rhweh. Atter the serving o
a dainty lunch -�aatenjoyable even)
was brought taiga` close.
Vlslbori in Goderich township
Alarm- t Are 1i1:
and family at t home of Ler fat
Yr. Thos. Sowgrby; Mr. and Mia.
Fdgat DOuaherty..*ith her sister, Mrs.
Johnston, and Mr, and Mrs. Clifford
McNeil at the home of her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. E. Sowerby.
Yeeng People Meet. -The Toting
People's Society held a business meet•
ing last Friday peening, following the
fellowship group dlseussion period
which was conducted by Rev. D. W.
Pnmerol. It was deelded to accept
the Invitation to present the play,
-"The 2Nd Heine Place," in Rhtte-
ehureh ot,November 1st. std. also to
begin preparing a new play. It wig
also (twitted to apply for sets of lan-
tern Jfl4so which are being sent out
by the Vonng People'. Missionary
Education Committee - In - Toronto.
After discnsslon of several other items
of bnsinesr a couple of gasses were
twj.lrer-I and the mertkto t- eoaght tsar
close.
Anniteraary Ebtertainment.-The
nnniversary fowl mapper and enter-
tainment held tart Wisineselny even-
ing In Nile rbur.-h was n decided stet
4'e.. and surpassed all records of the
poet tew -`ears-- The entertainment
t'niiti*te'* of -ist)tIliiRtt-14-Mta. Witeon-
of (iodcrieb and Mims Melba Fow-
ler of. Dungannon, hong- by the male
quartette of Victoria street 'tlnitel
ehnreh, selections by an orchestra' led
by Mr. Geo. 'Ryan of Godericll, duets
by Mrs D. Fowler alul Mr. A. Culbert
of leingannon. sotoe by Miss Velma
FInnignn of Nile,' and several other
selections by local talent. The en-
ertalnment was brought to a close
fah the singing of the National
ethem.
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ST. HELENS, (►,•t. 21. - Mr and
Mrs. Joe Mcltltush, of Vineland, xitt nt
the weekend with the lady's paredts,
Mr. and Mrs. D. Todd. Mrs. 'I'osid re-
turned home with them to male a
short visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Torrance Anderson
*4'41 __LL , - f Toronto, silent the
weekend with Isis pareativ-libr,and
Ma. Joe Anderson. - -
Mr. and Mrs. Jas. Douglas and tam-
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with Mr. and Mrs, John Cameron.
Hiss Dorothy Douglas, of Luekuow,
a former priueipal of St. Helens school,
and who leaves this week to resume
her duties as principal of the Girls'.
Training School at Tawsut, Formosa,
was the guest speaker at the meeting
of the Y.P.S. on Sunday evening. Miss
Douglas gave a very interesting story
of the missionary work In Formosa.
Dick Weatherhead read the Scripture
lesson, '.aurin,. Miller contributed a the presentation. In his reply. Ted
story of Grenfell, iFU odor, and
thanked the young people ou behalf
Gurdon Millar fiavo%d'wltb'a solo, of his bride and himself for their gift
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I�ud M•Ted Rice of an occasional
alr. The address was read by Mr.
Stanley' Todd and Harry Swan made
be administered In the United church
next Sunday at 11 o'clock. Prepara-
tory service on Thursday evening.
1 -Trove who atten
Institute convention in Godork'b last
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week were Mrs. Wallace Miller and
Mrs. Ted Rice as delegates; Mrs. R.
J. Woods,. Mrs. D. Todd, Mrs. Jai.
Gaunt. Mrs. W. J. liumphrt'y, Miss
'LIN Iiumphrey and Mrs. R. K. Miller.
1._. Mrs. Andrew Gaunt, who has been
I as invalid for over is year, was aide
'to attend church scrvh•t• on Sunday.
Mr. Nonnau Hamilton, of Galt. u
-representative of the untarbi Temp•r-
ancr' Federation. gave- a stirring- :JO
dress In the canoe of temperance,iu tt,
rnilod ebnrch on -Sundae nioraing.
Mr. and Mrs. John Webster. Miss
11Oreett--and Ytss: lean-Wrbst,r
recent visitors with` the' former'
brother-in-law, Mr. Y, harbour. et
HIUsburg. . .
Y. P. 8, Social.-Vleltors from White-
church, Auburn and Lueknow helped
to make tbe Y.P.S. social un Friday
evening a succeed. Wbilechurch so-
ciety a care of--tIi deotluual
period with Mise Muriel Watt in the
Dodge, on the 4th c.n.ssion et {Vest I
; Wawanosh. suffered a big Rise Last
Friday afternoon, b= having his barn +jf
year's grain burnt. A steam out•
at was Just going to osemwenee thresh.
Inc and a spark from the englae was chair. Mrs. ('has. Gillespie led la
the cause of the disaster. When In prayer and the Scripture lesson was
two different places the ere was I read by Miss Lettle Fox. Miss May
thought completely glamped out, Only
a short Ltaaater It broke out in the
barn. and__i toe far advanced for
help to be raallered. Ttisitranc? partly
covers alae loss. This is ogiy one of
a aeries of misfortunes Mr. Bodge has
bid, as only In the spring he lost a
le work Gorse and about forty pigs.
Wightmaa-titre the Worship Talk, and
Mr. Carew* 3ieCienashes dealt With
-13Ihie and MJaaiuna '
It1.1111 fr e4 Watt favored with a hum,
Drops reading, and Misses Anna May
Carrick and Agnes Gillespie conte(.
buted a vocal duet, An Interesting
variation was the presentation to Mr.
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