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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Exeter Times-Advocate, 1926-9-9, Page 9SUPPLEIVIEN g y q p ���!'y i< + 3 Pd'�Ir�ka ";d� "p t Q�cfi q• a `. a 0 I Il' i ll giiil:��llr��:.;�'� ailllP7. Mrs, ' Mary Bedford liae l c<: .,Jd/IIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIMIIIMIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIIII �Id?a����rl i ,clil�Cllif�tlY�. iAlii1111111 4klI 6 very, popily and her many Aeon, wish her a speedy recovery. `= Mr. 1rurray Boltzmann, of Le - -....:=7...= troit, spent the weekend with his «..- mother Mrs. Leah floltzmann. e6 i -� Mr; Russel Eilber, of Detroit, is 6 . = spending his holidays with his par z?13 "� "� J' enis Mr: and Mrs, Ghas, Eilber. Mr. and Mrs, Joel Matz and dau- ghter Vera, of Loudon, spent Sun- day with Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Sims., 1'Ir. and Mrs. McDonald, of D6=" ' "7trait, spent the week -end at the i ...7--.....:..... home of Mr. and Mrs. Herb Fahner. nMr, and Mrs< Herb Brown, of To- re:.+. ionto, were tbe guests over the nail.. day?with Mr. B. Brown Jr. and f m.- .. ily, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Moir and Jeen, a. Many things, and things of vastly varying 'characters, are used for of Detroit, were the guests of Mr.psychotherapeutic purposes; the main criterion being that they possess and Mrs. Geo. Either, over the heli day. the quality which will make a,person forget himself. In this way many Mrs. Chas. ?'wither end son Grr people, tortured beyond belief by overwrought, nerves, shell -shock, etc., aid have returned home alter vi:ait- linia.141 have been ledback to normal and are enabled to resume their ordinary ing with Mrs. Mary" Rath, of Neer Hamburg. ;` made of living. Miss Marion Dowde I, of London, '�" = has returned home afer spending the week -end with Mr. and airs. Finkbeiner. Mr. and Mrs. Cook, of Detroit, have returned home after visiting with relatives accompanied by Mre. y Chas. Roeszier. =1 Miss Pearl Motz and Mr. Frank . =� Scheiding, off' London, spent Labor IDay with 'the former's parents Mr. and Mrs Henry Moth. =I Mr. and Mrs. 'White and Mr. War Salisbury and children, of London, were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. Cockwill over Labor Day. Mr. and Mrs. Wileon and t- ers Gladys and Birdie and Mr. olin Fern, all of Peteolia, spent Labor Day with Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Moth. r,-"'" Miss Mary Holtzlnann, who has been visiting with her mother, -lir,. = Leah Holtimann and relatives for two weeks has returned to Detroit. Mrs. Ann Collingwood and two sons and Miss Louise Richardson, of Hamilton, spent the week -end with the former's sister, Mr. and :,ars. W. Motz. Mr. Fred Mangos, of Detroit, and daughter Freeda, of Saginaw, Mich., spent Sunday with Mr, and MI Wna, Sweitzer. Mr. and Mrs. G. Fischer and ':.,.au- ghter, Edna and Mr. and Mrs. L. ' Wilds, of Dashwood, spent Sunday with . the fornier's son, Mr. and Mrs. WM. Fischer. Mr. Fred Eilber, of Detroit, whe The AJ e • has been visiting over the holiday R. S. & Sons �Co. � ' � ` with Mr. and Mrs. Albert King line returned, accompanied by his mother ` Mrs. Albert King. 145 Yonge � street, , o��t© `,� ugMand Mrs. W of London, and It 2 ° daughter Thelma, London, and Mr. Clifford Van Buskirk, of De- merara .= troit, spent Sunday with Mr. and glllllllilMill MIlIllI1III11I1lliIl11I1Ill1I111IIllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllllIlliMll1IIIIIIIIIIIIIIEIIIIIiIIiiiIlllllllllElliial?gi:1w M The Annual °Fowl Supper •rf Zion HenryMr. and Mrs. Ball, of Detroit, Evagelical church will be held in the spent a few days with Mr. Wm. H.. evening of October the 7th. Keep Brown. that date open. All roads lead to Crediton on that date. Dr. and Mrs. J. W. Orme and fam- . The Ladies of the Friendly Bible ily have returned home after epende Class of the Evangelical Church ing the week -enol with relatives in spent a happy'social evening on Mnn- Toronto. A. day night last at the home of Mr. THE EXETER TIME -Ap v OCAT E UI DAY, S:r4;VTJ M;13ER Q, 192 ) Amsmais ecanen lrasam .A. rather breath -taking word, isn't it? And it has a meaning just' as big, We looked it up in the dictionary and found this definition: "method of treating diseases by mental suggestion." taak Ulnae len Ismsom nelogif anamoon wastes Cramuya What could fulfill this purpose better than music? What is there with a greeted power for drawing a person out of himself? Nor do'we have to be "mental cases" to feel the therapeutic benefits of Music. After all, it is rather difficult to draw the line between a normal person's day dreams and fears and the so called "delusions of grandeur or of persecution" of the insane. The difference is one of degree not of kind, for fundamentally they are the same. Wouldn't we all• do better to think less of ourselves and more of others and of Life as a whole? We all feel, or should feel, the need ,of music to make us forget our petty cares and grievances and to make us more tolerant of others. A Band would fulfill this need, and would fulfill it admiral) y. Just as 114'usic is the most beloved of the Arts, so the Band, among all the other forms of music, is the most universal in its appeal. For everyone from the very young to the very old instinctively listens appreciatively to bandmusic, and is consciously or unconsciously benefited thereby. Why not have a band? Twenty men would make an excellent start. Surely there are many times that number who would like to play in a band. Soon they would be able to entertain the citiaens upon all public occasions, would establish a stronger"tommunity spirit, and would in time bring honor, distinction and fame to your town just as other bands have done for their communities. Upon request we will gladly send information regarding the forma- tion of bands, experiences of other bands, band contests, etc. • An Editorial Advertisement inserted in the interests'of more and. better bands by the era spent a few days with friends at Ex - Local News - eter and Sexsmith lately. Mr. A. Sheere and Mr. Murphy, of Mr• Ed. Taylor, of Glencoe, spent Detroit, spent the week -end with the the holidays intown. former's mother, Mrs. M. Sheere. Mr. and Mrs. Alvin Baker have 'Mr. and Mrs. T. H. Elliott and been holidaying in Detroit. children and Miss Ina Harding me - Mr. Harold. 'Wood left Monday for tored to Sarnia for the week -end. Toronto to attend Pharmacy. Mr: and Mrs. Ulric Snell, Misses Mr. Verne Roulston has taken a Verda Rowcliffe and Greta Harness position in Mr. W. S. Cole's Drug- motored to Toronto for the week - store. end. • Mr.... Wilfred" Allen, of Windsor, I Dr. and Mrs. Harry J. Browning spent the holidays under the parent- attended the District Medical Meet - al roof. ing at Goderich on Wednesday of Mr. Harold Kuntz, of Windsor, last week. spent Labor Day under the parental Miss Marguerite Aldworth, of Cen- roof. tral Business College, Stratford, Mr. and Mrs. Walter Dearing, of spent Labor Day with her parents at London, were visitors in town this Sexsmith•_ week. Miss Winnie Sholtz, of Kitchener, Dr, W. E. Weekes, wife and little spent the week -end with her uncle son are holidaying in Guelph and and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. A. Wiidfong, Hamilton. of Sexsmith. home from Windsor after spending ited with Mr. , and Mrs. Jack 'Kaiser Mr. and Mrs. J, 'L, Le.wis and • Mr. and Mrs. Elmore Tuckey and her holidays there. .— over Labor. Davy. Thelma spent a few days at r'oron- two children, of London, spent Sun- Miss 13. Martin has returned after Visitors at ithe Evangelical par - to last week. day and Monday with Mr. and Mrs. spending the week -end with her sonage. over th ,, week -end were Mr. Miss.Vivian Collingwood left/Mon- C. E. Tuckey• parents at .London. and Mrs, Andre' Filsinger, of xlyton , day for Washington, D. C., to train Miss Dorothy Armstrong and Miss l iss Cora Edwards spent last week Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Bender and Laura Hicks spent the week -end at for a nurse. in Ingersoll visiting with Mr, and children, of T ionto, Mr. and Mrs. Misses Charltolis, of Toronto, the home of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mrs. Thos. Edwards. J. IL Bender, Roy Bender and L spent the week -end with Mr. ,and Bowes, at Sexsmith. 1Mr. H. Rapley, of Marietta, Ohio, Bali Bender, , 1 Listowel. Mrs, J. L. Lewis. is visiting at the home of Mr. arid Preparatory /and Quarterly Confe,. Mr. and Mrs. Thos. Jones, of De- • Mrs. Francis Clarke. ence Sevice w, ill be conducted at the troit, spent the holidays with Mr: ( Mr. and Mrs. E. McAlpine, of Ail- Evangelical rehurch on Thursday ev- t' Mrs. W. Ward, of Detroit, visited and Ids. J. Schwartz. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Alonzo Mr. and Mrsi Edgar Horney,.axl Hodgins. a sons, of Stratfo.. d, and Mr. and M Mr. John Appleton is able to be Wm. Homey and daughter, of Kip - out again after being laid up for pen spent Sunday with their sister, some time.Mr and Mrs. Wm. Motz. Miss Myrtle Wiliert, of Detroit, 1 Mfa, and Mrs. Thomas Ecl•vards spent the weekend with friends Aud and family,. of. Ingersoll, spent Labor relatives. to -Day with relatives here. Miss Cora Mr. and Mrs. Ezra Oestricher; of ' Edwards, who has been visiting in Windsor, visited with relatives over Ingersoll has -returned home. the week -end. j Mr. and M• s. Wesley Breen, Mr. Mr. Roy Wolfe, of Detroit, visited and Mrs. Cha. Martin, Mr. and airs with his father Mr. Charles Wolfe, Hilbert Hanr a, all of Detroit; Mr. over the holiday. A. Wickens, b1 Tuscon, Arizona; Mr. Miss Ila Appleton has returned H. Herb Gu6nther, of Buffalo, via- CREDITON • and Mrl. Thos. Elliott. • sa Craig, spent Sunday at the home ening at 8 ;o'clock, Let us have a of Mr. John English. full atten Lance and a complete re - Miss Clara Fahner has returned presentat',11on of the Quarterly Board home after spending the week -end The Sac;hament of the Lord's :sup - with friends in Toronto. per will/be observed at the Evan, -e - Miss Addileen Geiser has return- lical cll•,lzrch next Sunday morning ed home after spending a few days and eviening. The gosp?l subjects with friends in Toronto. will be/ in keeping with the occasion Mrs. John Snell returned home Miss Iua Brown is visiting with Tuesday after spending some .weeks relatives at Toronto. in, Sarnia and Windsor. Mrs. Ezra Heist is visiting at To - Dr. and Mrs, G. F. Roulston have ronto, for a few weeks. returned home after holidaying for Mrs, Blake Heath, of Windsor, is two weeks in Muskoka. visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs. H. Mr. Lewis Aldworth, of Bayfield, Kuhn. •,