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•HENSALL •
mfr., E. Knipe recently 'purchased
a new Star coupe.
Mr. Charles Lodder, of Exeter,
was .in town on Monday.
Mr. Milne Rennie, of Seaforth-
visited in town on Monday.
Miss .Gladys Slay, of Sarnia Is vis-
iting for a few days with Miss Greta
Laramie, .
Mr: Archie Sparks, of Detroit, Vis-
ited ! over the -week-end with his
lather here.
ADr.) Knapp returned on
Saturday from a visit to her home
at North Bruce.
Mr. .Tack Horton and Mrs. Archie
itoweIfffe are visiting this week with
relatives in Detroit.
Mr. Floyd Smith, of Stratford Busi
rises College visited over the week -
at his home here.
A number from Henna attended
the Fowl Supper at Zurich on Wed-
itaesday evening Test.
'Mi. Bert. Horton, of Detroit, vis-
• '-ited over the week -end with rein-
4Ives in and arand Hensel.
Mr. Robt. Higgins, of Hensall, has
received the appointment of Elect-'
ion Clerk .for South Huron.
Mr. Win. Stone who has been in
- the west for the past two months
returned to Detroit on Sunday.
Mr. Sam Rennie, who has spent
the past three moInths in the west
returned .honie Friday evening.
Miss Helen- Hefferman, who has
been visiting her father and sisters
Mere, returned to Seafortli on Mon-
day.
Miss Eleanor Fisher
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OltANTON "
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A 'bazaar will be held in Abe base-
ment, of the Anglican church on Sat
nrday, November 27th. Tea, will be
served. •
The services In the 'United church
on Sunday were largely* attended..
Rey. A. Sinclair preaching at bath
services.
Mrs. T. C. Joynt, who underwent
an operation in a London hospital a
couple of weeks ago returned home
Saturday evening.
Mrs. T. W. Palmer, who.. has lieen
confined to her room throegh ,ill-
ness for the past few weeks is able
to be around again. ' •
The Voter's List in Hensall will
be split in two, one part voting in
the council chamber and the rest in
the reading room of the Town Hall.
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Mr. Wm. Cositt was in London,
on Friday attending a meeting of
the conservative candidates and oV
ficers of Conservative Associations'
of Western Ontario.
• Polling day will be December 1st.
Polls open at 8 a.m. in the morning
and will be kept open till 7 o'clock
in the evening so as to give ever -
one who wants a chance to vote: -
The sale of home-made cooking
held in the Town Hall on Saturday
afternoon last under the ,auspice of
the Young. People's League of, the
United church was a great success:
The proceeds amounted to $60.,00.
Mr. J. Passmore and Robert Bell
retnrned Saturday evening from a
hunting trip up north, and report
the deer very scarce in the, vicinitY
they visited. The wolves are gett-
ing very numerous on Manitoulin. Is-
land and are chasing•the.der. to re-
mote parti.
The nomination meeting will be
held in the town hall, Hensall,:
Saturday, November 20th from 12
till 2 o'clock to nominate candidates
for the coming provincial .election
for South Huron. Returning officer
•Govenlock, of Eginendvilla. will be
hi .cltarge„ Atter the nominations
close a public meeting will be -held
whenethe candidates and others will
address the gathering. A large
crowd is expected to be present, as
interest in the election is beginning
to warm up.
The meeting of the Young People's
League of the United church was
held on Monday evening. The meet-
ing was in charge of Mrs. Lee Red-
den and presided over by Meg Elva
Shaddock. The meeting -was opewee-
cd by the singing of a hymn, after
which all repeated the Lprd's Pray-
er. The scripture lesson was read
by Miss Mildred McDonald. A solo
by Miss Nellie Boyle, instrumental
by Miss Lillian Stacey, instrumental
duet by Miss Eleanor Fisher and
Miss Irene Douglas, and a reading
by Miss Gladys Slay, of Sarnia, which
were all well rendered. Miss Marion
Casemere gave a verge interesting
topic. ' 4
The Literary Society of the Hen -
sail Continuation School held its
meeting on Friday afternoon No- •
vember igth. Miss Johnston took
charge of the meetingwhich took the
form of electing officers for the
coming year. Grace Manson was
elected president, Marie Bell for sec -
D. D. 44. M. VISITS
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,. • large number of the Masons
Hensall and the dittrict on Monday
night enjoyed the official visit of
Wor. Brae Meyers, of Mitcaell:
dietricn deputy grand master; to- Zu-
rich Lodge, No. 224„of Hensall. The
D. D, G. M: was accompanied by a.
number of brethren from Tudor
Ledge,, Mitchell, The officers of
the local lodge exemplified the ini-
tiatory degree hi a manner that call-
ed forth much praise from R. W.
Meyers. Following the lodge work
the brethren enjoyed an oyster sup-
per at l, F. Jackson's restaurant and
then returned to the lodge roorns
where a splendid program was car-
ried out, % Past -Master J. G. Suth-
erland acted as toastmaster and ad-
dresses were given by D. D. G. M.
Meyers, W. Bros. Robinson and He-
witt, master and past master, re-
spectively, ,of Mitchell Lodge; W.
Bros. Pryde, of Exeter, Rey. Mr.
Chidley, past master of Exeter Lod-
ge,. and Alex IVIcKenzie, Rev. A. Sin-
clair, Rev. Mr. Naylor, C. 'Milliken.
hackle and Dr. Tt. 1. Dougall, all of
Zurich Lodge, BensaU. A solo was
given hy Bro. Bloares, of •Mitchell
Lodge, and a reading by W. Bro..
McKenzie, of Hensel]. Lodge.
Dashwood
Dr. H. H. Cowen, L. D. S.
- D. D. S.
• DENTAL SURGEON
At office in Hartleib B1ok, Daih-
wood. first three days of week and
ar- office ever the Post Office, in
anrtee, last tame days of week.
Miss Louisa Graupner, of Farm-
ington, Mich., is the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Clayton Pfile.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Wilfong
and Mrs. Hamacher, of Detroit, were
week -end visitors in town.
Mrs. Chas. Steinhagen visited in
Parkhill last week.
Miss Flossy Kleinstelver, who
spent the past month with her par-
ents returned to Detroit on Monday.
• Mr. and Mrs. Stadelbauer'of Lon-
don, and Mr. and Mrs. Victor Hey-
wood, of Exeter, spent Sunday with
Mr. and Mrs. P. Kraft.
Mise Selo, Rader is visiting in De-
troit.
Miss 'Elva Richmond left for her
home in Myth op Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. D. McIsaac, of Cred-
afen spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs.
0. Restameyer.
• Mr. Beavers, of Exeter, gave a
very interesting address on temper-
ance in the Evangelical Sunday
School on Sunday morning.
lar. Lorne Pfile, who has been
visiting his parents returned to De-
troit.
Mrs. E. Tiernan had the misfor-
tune to fall Monday fracturing sev-
eral ribs.
Mr. and Mrs. May, of Kitchener
and Mr. and Mrs. Schoellig, of Wis-
consin, Mich., attended the funeral
of the late Frederick Kehl on Tues-
day.
DEATH OF FREDERICK KEEL
The death took place in Dashwood
on Saturday last of Mr. Frederick
Kehl who passed away at the age of
71 years, 11. months and 5 days. Fol-
lowing an illness of but a short time.
He leaves to mourn his loss his wi-
dow and one sister. The funeral
took place on Tuesday afternoon to
the Bronson Line cemetery. Rev.
Bruer offaciatinge,
PLA.Y AT MT. CARMEL
The young people of Clandeboye
will present "The Little Clodhopper"
at Mt. Carmel Hall, Mt. Carmel,
Thursday ,evening, Norember 25th.
This is a very entertaining play. You
are cordially invited.
retary and Scott Welsh for Treasur-
er., It was unaminously decided that I
CH!SELIIURST
the members be divided ; into four
groups to take turns in preparing the
Mr. Samuel Gill and family mov-
meeting. It was decided that they
e
'would -be held every second Friday ed this week to Mr. Robert Stewart's
afternoon in the School. The meet -
farm on the second of Tuckersmith
ing then adjourned. •
McARTHUR--IVIalaeaelLL
An interesting event took place at
the Metropolitan church, London, church. They finished up last week
on Saturday, November 60 . when the quilts were sent away to char -
Miss Jean E. Maxwell, daughter of itable institutions.
S. RnViaxwell, of St. John, N.B. be- Mr. and Mrs. William Kinsman,
came the bride of Sidney Ellis Mt- who has been out.West for the past
Arthur, of Hensel', Ont.,- •The cer,,..past two yearswith their sons 'came
emony was performed by Rea. J. home last ;week to visit with their
Bruce Hunter, pastor of the church. see ',Earn •
Only immediate relatives of the George Parker, William • Venner,
bride and bridegroom were present. ,,Williaxn Cole and. Percy Harris 'was
The bride wore a smart coat et steel down to, the pinery last Thursday,
shooting wild geese.
where he is working the farm.
Miss Violet Gill, of Seaforth, vis-
ited friends here Sunday.
The Ladies' Aid have been having
a number of quilting bees at the
blue trimmed with ..grayaleir, with,
dress and hat to 'Match..., After the
ceremony Mr. and Mrs., MeArtheir
left on a motor trip to varibus.pointe
in Ontario 'returning last weekto
take uti their resiclence in town, in
the !Leese o1 Oxford street, recently
occupied -by' Mn. and IVfrs. Arm-
strong. Both Mr. and • Mrs. Mc-
Arthur -are well known in•this.com-
munity and a host of good Wishes
follow them into married life.
ZURICH
Miss Leila Siebert left on Twill -
&lye morning for Detroit.
. Messrs. Milton Hey and R. Allan,
of Detroit, are..epending a few las
at the former's home here.' •
Mr. Nesbitt Woods, of TorontO,
Speht the week-ead et Zurigh and'
. .
Bayfield:, , . •
,
M. and 1Virs..RenrY VdIlands,.of
Tuelceremith, were Stinday aisitora
with, Mr. and Mrs. Lenin Sehilbe.
Mr end Mrs. W. re Brant eand
•
'ceaaPorest, Spent Sunday at
the home of Mr. WM. Lament.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Thiel; Mrs.
George Thiel and Miss Plegsick Web-
er spent the Week -end at Kitcliener
and Waterloo,
JOINT
• Liberal -Conservative
Meeting
WODFP\M
at 8 Inni.
Friday, ora 26th
.spia4mins
H. C Hockerl
• McCausliiieLvine
candidate tor S. Perth •
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• Alex. Neeb '
Candidate for South Huron
And Others
EVERYONE INVITED
THURSDAY, NOVFoallikIn. fat,
Crediton
M. and We. HarrY Nuhn have
purchastid a radie.'
M. and Mrs. EclWard Fahr
Spent. Sattirday in Lendoa,
M. and Mie. WU1 Sweitzer. pent
one day last week at Lendon.
Mrs. Esli Heywood spent a feW
daas with Mreand IVIre. Edward. irau-
net.
,
• Mies, Marguerite LairiPort tasare-
Me-veered atter her recent attack .of
:appendieithe
Mr: and Mrs. Frank Taylor, of
Exeter, spent Sunday, witit Mr. and
IVIrs. Wilson Anderson.
Mr. Dan Treemzier, of near Zu-
rica has inoved to Mr. and afro. A.
Wein's to spend the winter.
'Mr. and Mrs. Alf. Clark, of Strat-
ford, visited at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. P. W. Clark, this eveek.
The Crediton United Sunday
Scheel will hold their Christmas
entertainment on Wednesday Dec.
22nd.
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Davis, Jr., and
son Billy, of London, spent Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Hy. amith, of
the Goshen Line,
Mr. and Mrs. Wm. Dal/Naar. who
spent a few days with lVfr. and Mrs.
Hy. Smith, of the Goshen Line, re-
turned to their home in London
Saturday. *
Miss a‘ydia Sweitzer, Mrs. Martha
Hewlett and son Gordon, Mr. and
Mrs. Matthew Sweitzer and fatally
spent Thanksgiving day with Mr. and
Mrs. Wm. Sweliser.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pope and daughter,
of London, and Mrs. Haylock and
son. Lorne and girl friend from Lon-
don spent Taaksgiving at the home
of Seethed Sam Wein. -
Mrs.iaaufela, of Detroit, has
been visiting with her mother Mrs.
Matthew Morlock for some time, had
a misfortune last week when she
fele and broke her leg. We hope
for a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Ernest Guittinger has under-
went a serious operation at St.
Soseph's Hospital, London and is
convalescing very favorably. The
members of the family as well as
her many friends are very glad for
the speedy recovery of Mrs. Guit-
tinger.
Next Sunday morning the subject
of discourse at 'Zion Evangelical
church Is "God's Victorious Love and
Providence Toward the Children of
Men." At the evening service the
pastor gives part III in the series of
"The Youth that will Rise and
Win."
Under the • anapices of the Wo-
men's Institute, on Teesday Novem-
ber 30th, a bazaar will be held from
4 to 6 and from 7 to 9 o'clock pan.
in the evening. Moving pictures
will also be shown in connection with
the bazaar. As this is in connection
with community work, a good at-
tendance will be appreciated.
The Young People's Rally held at
the Evangelical cliurch last Sunday
was a very enjoyable event. The
pastor preached a sermon to the
young people in tiler morning and
had the privilege crf being a guest
and listener at the evening- service.
Three messages were given by Miss
Nola Geiser, Mr. Irvin Finkbeiner
and Miss Clara Moriock respectively
on the subject of "Stewardship,"
"The Generation for Which we are -
Responsible," and "The Bible in all
the World, How it is sent forth and
what it does." Mr. Fred Feist act-
ed as chairman. A quartette was
rendered by Leonard Wein, Fred
Feist, Earr Heist and Charles Hoff-
man, an instrumental duet' by Free-
man, Morlock and Emery Fa,hner, a
vocal solo by Beatrice Heist. The
choir also sang a beautiful anthem.
The leaguers acquitted. themselves
very creditably.
The Crediton branch- of the Wo -
mens Institute met on Tuesday af-
ternoon. The meeting opened -with
Mrs. H. K. Eilber in the chair. Af-
ter singing the Institute Ode, the
Lord's prayer was repeated in un-
ison, business old and new being dis-
posed of. A program followed con-
sisting of instrumentals by Bernice
Eilber, solo by Eugene Beaver, Mrs.
J. H. Holtzmann spoke on the com-
ing election and 0. T. A.- Miss Mur-
ray, of Exeter, then gave a splendid
report of the W. C. T. U. Conven-
tion held in Hamilton which was ap-
preciated by all present. Mrs. G. G.
Maynard demonstrated,. the dystal-
izing of lamp shades. The meeting
closed by singing the National an-
them after which a dainty lunch
vies served by the hostess Mrs. H.
K. Eilber, Mrs. H. Beaver and Mrs.
G. G. Maynard.
Clandeboye
MISS ELIZABETH GRUNDY
DIES AT CLANDEBOYE
Miss Elizabeth Grundy, a resident
of this district foe 70 years, died at
her late residence here on Monday.
Mise Grundy was born at Unionville,
Ont., in 1846, coming to Western
Ontario in 1855. She was a mem-
ber of the United church. She was
secretary and 'a life member of the
local Women's Institute. The fun-
eral was held Wednesday to the
United church, followed by inter-
ment at Nursery cemetery.
'Aneemown
Have Your Eyes
Examined To -day
• There is nothing to be gained by
delaying that eye exaVination.
There is much to be lest.
Each day that runt eyea are under
a strain makes'it more difficult for
your Optometrist to give you satis-
factory glasses
You will be surprised ate the thor-
oughness of our methods -and v.•111
be pleased with the Masses.
' Cali 0(10, and learn the triith
about your eyes.
John, Vrard
cutttornAcrron a OPTICIAN
MAW ST, EXETER. ONT.
^31'" PlIGE 74
Mrs. Henry Bosnell is quite ill at
tinia ot Writing,. liar Many friends
.11000 tor a decided improvenient very
Soon. Mr. Bosnell who was much
worse a Week ago is feeling much
better at Present.
Master Earl and Hite Miss Doreen,
Coieltie are much iraproved alter hav-
ingheavy colds,
Howard, the little son of Mr. and
•Mrs. Alvin Pym has also beeneen the
'Ala. list belt is recovering.
Mee Gladys Johns is confined, to
her bed at tire of writing with a
bad 'cold.
We are very sorry to learn that
Miss Lena Pym was taken quite 111
again last Monday and was removed
by ler. Fletcher to his hospital in
Exeter where we hope she will im-
prove under treatment. •
Master jack, Miners who has been
•sick with pneumonia is recovering. -
• MARRIAGES •
rionags-GRAx.
A quiet but pretty wedding was
solemnized by lieli. Mr. Capper at
Trinity churgh, Mitchell, of Mary E.
• daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Gray
i of Staffa, to Sohn Forbes, Dublin.
The bride was winsome in a gown
Iof poudre blue satin -faced crepe and
=Tried a bonquet at Columbia roses.
She was attended by her sister, Miss
Mabel Gray, gowned in rosewood
canton, with bouquet of baby mumss
and sweet peas. The briaesgroom
was supported by Mr. Phylnier Wee -
an, of Detroit. The bridesgroom's
gift to the bridesmaid was a brace-
let set with rubies, to the grooms-
1ian, gold u n s. After the
ceremony a wedding dinner' was
served at the home ofn the bride's
parents, and later in the afternoon
• the happy couple left on a trip to
• Niagara Falls and Buffalo. Ori their
return they will reside near Dublin.
JACKSON--H0l)GSON
A pretty house wedding took
place at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Sumner, London, when Miss
Mabel Hodgson, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs.„Elgie Hodgson of Clandeboye,
became' the bride of Mr. Samuel
Jackson, of Toronto, formerly o
Paris, Ont. The ceremony was per-
formed by Rev. William Lowe be-
neath a white arch, a -wedding bell,
baby 'mums and streamers, and the
wedding music was played by Mrs.
Charles Sumner. The bride, who
was given in marriage by her father
-Wore a dainty French gown of or-
chid georgette, and carried a col-
onial bouquet of pink baby 'mums,
yellow roses and lilies -of -the -valley.
There were no attendants. Follow-
ing a buffett luncheon, served from
a prettily appointed table done in
pink and white, Mr. and Mrs. Jack-
son left on a wedding trip to points
east, and on their return they will
reside in Torontca For travelling,
the bride donned a charming blue
frock with touches of silver, hat to
match and Hudson seal coat. Her
accessories carried out a grey note.
It was also the occasion of the
christening of the bride's niece, baby
Barbara Jane Sumner, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs.' Charles Sumner and
of her brother, Murray Hodgson.
Mc&MIR-MAXWELL
The home of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Maxwell, Birr, Ont., was the scene of
an interesting event recently when
their eldest daughter, Miss Minnie
Edna, was united in marriage to
James Chester McComb, son of Mr,
and Mrs. George McComb, of Den-
field, Ont. Rev. Wilson Vance of-
ficiated. To the strains of the wed-
ding music played by Miss Eva
Maxwell the bride entered the room
on, the arm of Ler father, • She was
smartly gowned in «white georgette
and cut velvet with _tulle 'veil and
coronet of orange blossoms and she
carried an arm bouquet of Columbia
roses and white carnations. During
the signing of the register Miss Max-
well sang, "All Joy be Thine." After
the ceremony a wedding luncheon
Was served by four Of the bride's
girl friends. The rooms and tables
were prettily decorated with white
chrysanthemums and pink and
white streamers After the reception
Mr. and Mrs. McComb left on a
wedding trip to Detroit and other
points. The, bride travelled ir a
wine colored, satin faced crepe
dress, with a brown needle point
coat and black and rose hat The
bridegroom's gift to the bride was a
cabinet of silver, and to the pianist
an ivory dresser deck. On their
return Mr. and Mrs.McComb will
take up residence in EIghifield, Ont.
CRONYN-MaLHARGEY
A lovely autumn wedding was that
of Miss Gayle Mellhargey, daughter
of Mrs. Win. O'Conner, Hamilton,
and Mr. Charles Cronyna son of Mrs.
Ellen Cronyn, McGillivray, which
took place recently,. in St. Patrick's
church, Biddulph. . Rev. Father,
Hogan perfornied the ceremonyand
sang the nuptial mass. Tire bride,
wile was given In marriage by her
uncle, Mr. James Mcllhargey, look-
ed very pretty in a gown of radiance
georgette, a tulle scarf with touches
of black velvet, and large black hat.
She wearied a shower bouquet of
Sunset roses' and valley
bridesmaid, Miss 'Rota Dorsey, cousin
of the. bride, wore a pearl gray gown
and large picture hat. Her pouctuot
was ef pink roses. The groom was
attended 1»' his brother, Basil, 'of
St. Peter's Seminary, Landon.: Fol-
lowing the oeremony, a dinner was
seined at the Mcllhargey home,
Clandeboye, only the immediate
famines being present, owing to the
recent . death . of the brides grand-
mother, with whom she 'lived. The
groonds 'gift to the bride was a pretty
dinner rang and. to the bridesmaid
and Organist, silerer compacts. Mr.
and Mrs. Croiuyn left sliortly after-
wards by motor for Detroit, Hamil-
ton and intermediate 'micas, the
beide travelling in a smart attire ef
roses dreeg, blue needlepoint tool,
lynx trimmed, and gran • gold hat.
On their return they. will reside near
Centralia.
THAMES ROAD
The glonthly meeting of the
710010 Road W. M. S. was held at
the twine of Mrs. Dan. Onward, Pa
November 4th With a good attend-
ance of members and visitene. Plans
were discuesed for the Weal. thank-
offerixig Sunday, also the other usual
badness part of the meeting, ...arbe
program was given tensisting of a
duet by Mrs. John Hodgert arid 11irs.
'Jas Cottle. The topic be Jesuit
elliesionaries" was taken by Mrs. Nor -
Man. Wiseman, At the dose the
meeting lunch was served by the
'hostese and leer assisting committee.
WHMEr
The W. M. S. zneeting held at the
borne of. Mrs. Win. Marley on Thurs-
day afternoon was well attended.
Mrs. David Johnson, Mervin and
Earl were in "Londen on Saturday
seeing Mr, Johnston -who is improv-
ing slowly in Victoria, Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Millson
and family spent Sunday with the
former's parents Mr, and Mrs. Geo.
Millson.
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Squire and
family spent Sunday et -Exeter with
the •latter's parents, Mr, and Mrs. N.
Ogden.
Mr. and Mrs, Prank Gunning and
Flornce Pullen spent Saturday in
London.
Mrs. John Stevenson. spent Satur-
day afternoon with her mother, Mrs.
Jas. Swallow, of Granton.
CENTRALIA
The Sacrament of the Lord's Sup-
per will be observed in the United
church here on Sunday morning
next. In the evening the pastor's
subject will be "That Dangeous
Steer." All welceme, all seats free.
Mr. Edward Willert is quite ill
at his home here.
Mrs. W. R. Elliott spent the week-
end with friends in London,
• Mr. and Mrs. Rd. Hicks and
family, of Flint, Minh., visited with,
relatives here over Sunday.,
Mr. and Mrs. Geo. ,Hay and family
are moving from the Township of
Stephen into the village. ,
Mr. and Mrs. 0, ,Powe and baby,
of London, were in the village over
the week -end. Mr. Powe being 'cal-
led to Exeter owing to the serious
illness of his father,- Mr..W, Powe,
on Friday last., '
e,
!Melvin' ^fialaai
Raidiantyne,
•EranCia, ellfter
lie laallant
Clarke, Dorca'llY
70, Jr. La-Betie
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MeCieray.
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S. S.. NO.
The following is, the report ef the
'Senior atotun of,S. S. No. 6, Usborne
for the moxithe of September and
October. Pupils were examined in
alb sxJjects,
laine Canine 80, Olive
Prance 75,
Jr. V, --Dorothy Camin 90, *Hazel
Heywood 79, Harold Denham 74,
Earl Hern 73, Morris 'leen 73, *Lille
Heywood 71, Pearl Bacon 70, Thos.,
Hern 70
Sr. IV. -Alien Johns 85 Helen.
Murch 82, Leola Johee Deelarelorenee
Bell 73, Mae Coward. 72, Audrey
Prance 72, Hegel Heywood 69, Dor-
othy Bacon 66, Lille Heywood 85,
Dorothy DeIbridge 60.
Sr. M -Margaret Johns 81, Lorne
Elford 74, Olive Johns 71, Vinetta
Routly 70, Maisie O'Reilly 70, Greta
Fletcher 68, Laverne Skinner 61,
Bernice Murch 60, Thomas Coward
551, juPhviilnie CHoeol.pater56,Ralph60,itasseiClormnilisit.
47.
Taking part of the course. Num-
ber on roll 31, 'average attendance
29. t
L. MeCuIlooh, Teacher
S. S. NO. 2, USBORNE
Report of S. S. No. 2, Vsborne for
the month 'cit October. Names in
orodhede_rof 3herit:
Sr. IV -Lyda Stewart, Marguerite
R
Jr. IV. --Bernice Gollings, Arthur
Rohde, Isabella. Chidley, Howard
Johns, Pearl McNicol.
Jr. III. -Jean Chidley, Jessie
Monteith, Jean Duncan, Bert Bor-
land, Ruby Penhale, Willie Stewart,
Sr. IL -Marjorie Stewart,. Mary
johns, Lorean Borland.
• Jr. II -Clifford Allen, Noreen Mc-
Nieo1.
Sr. I.-Wilhelnxine Ferguson, Rus-
seU
Passmore, Elle McNicol, Evelyn.
absent
; Jr. I. -Billy Coward, Anna Rohde.
Primary Class -Lester Alien, Or-
ville Snell, Marion Chidley, Norman
Ferguson.
' A. Baxter, Teacher
CLANDEBOYE
Intended for last week
,
Dr. W. A. Shoults, director of the
food division of the Provincial
Board of Health, Manitoba, paid a
short visit to boyhood friends in
Clandeboye last week._ Dr. Shoults
was elected president for the ensu-
ing year of the International Associa-
tion of Dairy and Milk Inspectors at
the association's convention, held
recently . at Philadelphia. Mrs.
Shoults and son Milton accompanied
the doctor.
A recent very attractive shower
was given at the home of Mrs. Lois
Kilmour in honour of Miss Gayle
Mcllhargey, popular bride elect of
the monthA musical program was
enjoyed during the early part of the
evening and later a daintily -decked
carriage was drawn into, the living
room by little Doris Kilmer and
Master Emerson Hodgins, dressed as
bride and groom, asfillere Comes
the Bride" was played by Mrs. Jas.
Paton. The carriage was filled with
many lovely gifts to the bride-to-be,
who was taken completely by sur-
prise. She responded with a few
words of appreciation. A luncheon
was then served, after which the
guest formed in a circle with the
guests of honor in the centre and
sang "For She's a Jolly Good Fel-
low" and "Auld Lang Syne." About
40 guests were present. The hos-
tess was assisted by Mesdanes
Maguire and Brooltaand Misses Oney
Brooks and Florence IVIcRann.
&hoot Reports
The follownig is the reort of the
pupils of S. S.'. No. 3, arsborne for
the past two months.
Sr. IV. -Mary Gardiner 93, Ella
Clarke 90, Roy Ballantyne 78, Ger-
ald Neil 70, Colin Gilfillian 68. Jr.
IV. - Wesley Ballantyne 80, Bert
Gardiner 78, Elsie Heywood 69, F.
Brock 68, Laverne Stone 68, Doris
Simpson .68, Violet Stone 38. Sr.
IL -Evelyn Routly 73, Jean Ballan-
tyne 65, Wesley Neil 52, Jr.II.-
"Father' thought
something serious
had happened!"
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• evening, Father got 'a milt
shock," said a school teacher
to her friend.
"His first question was -
you well, Jean?' When 1 re-
plied Tine,' he explained how
surprised he was to hear. the
Long Distance operator say
lankville calling, please hold.
the line.'
'.:You know my home is ninety
miles away and 1 haven't paid
Father a visit since the winter,
but in future I intend to talk
to him frequently."
Instead of using Long Distanc.:
only in .emergencies, many
telephone users are making it
ba. habit to call friends in far-
away places on pre -arranged.
'nights and at frequent inter-
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