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411.PURN► A;ug, lt%:- 1 lss Iiel'n
Merra11, 'oro Oto, is visiting her
'aunt) 1411$0117m. Iteherton.
Mr*, J, Choiiint '.t'orputo, is heli-
1aYi g ''with, her .parents, Mr.; and
Mrs. j, Q. Stoltz, '
• NM. i'. Ross rand Donald are
visiting the former', brother, Mr,
E. 0. Duff`, and Tars, Dttff ext Jeaw-
in,gton, , .
Airs. Roberton, 'Mrs. 1'V P,
clril1gr Lix� 'j`husz, McNall and Mrs.
liueeshaw •attended the district Wo-
men's institute picnic at tloderich
last "week. �.
There will be a - special service
in Nnox . United church under the
auspices of the SttuditY school next.
Stunlay at 8 o'clock pan. rte%. 1Vni,
Fingland; D.D., of Niagara Falls,
•*ill be guest ',speaker. Westfield
ethic choir will provide special
Inusie. •
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Dawson, of
Detroit, called '-on forluer acqua nt-
ance,s here last weep. 111x; Dawson
is the son of the late Mr, and Mrs.
Jag.. Dawson.
Peach `ol: Mrs • Johp eta y
aE )
Death has:claimed d a rlected resi-
cieut • in the person of Mrs., John
Raithby, who passed away in erode-
rich hospltal-' on Monday morning
after a lingering illness, MrS. Raith-
by was eighty-one years of age.
She was formerly Matilda. Lansing,
`thrtightes of . t iic late--1)ai i1
Margaret Lansing, formerly of Pic" -
Ion. Subsequently they moved to
Hnliett township, to .the farm now
occupied. by Sidney .'L:EpsAng. After
her marriage to, John Raithby some
fifty-eight. ',years ago they •• farmed
in this community until, Mtheir 're-
tirement to• the village. r.'Raith-
by• passed away ten years ago. Mrs.
Ttaithby, while health permitted,
was asi' active and devout member
of thea• Baptist church and Ladies'
Aid. Surviving- are two- sons mid,
one daughter. Earl, of (ioderich,
Frank, of Auburn, and Mrs. Stanley
Johnston, of Auburn. -
elft ivaq...�. bothi
wartime taxes
trade-marks''(mean till same thing. and orders. -
Authorized bottler • of Coea-Cola under` -contract ivitit coca -Cola Ltd.
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..„ �<, -„p : .14t111ia; a Aug:x:24'=Thresh'in'g• le -the:
order of th'e'day in, this community.
• It 14 -hard to get a , machine and
.when you do it somethnes, happens
that -two come_ - a -t -once, __and_ _ thio
mikes it hard to get bands,•'wbich
are scarce at any time
Church se vice will be
usual tittle xt Sunday, with R g ,
,well and .Alvin Derr. There., were
fourteen flower -bearers to :Carry the
numerous • and lovely,hewers.
.Nephews and_cousins acted in his
capacity., Mr. 'and Mrs. Albeit
Thayne and Mamily,l)f'Tordnto,• were
-up -to attend- the funeral of Mr.
Girvin, also Ernest: Girvin -of Tor -
.onto.. Mr. Chtirles Girvin, son of
• d could not be located
KINGSB1 IDGM, ;Aug, g4.-7eers.
'Williams,• Mr.s. James Bowler, Mss.
T lizabeth Bowler, And:firs. Eeley,
all of Toronto, are Yislteis with Miss
-Stella Dean, fol; a. few 'days,
MTV. Cavell -Hansford attended
the funeral of n, .r:ein,tiye iu $trat
ford on Saturday.
Mr,,- and Mrs, Tons Drennan .of
Goderieh are `visiting • with .Mr. a•xd
•.•e nan. ,
Mrs; . Ed: Reynolds of Ialxiilton is
visitixtg- with Mr. and Mrs. Nuke,
Martin.
Joseph I.' Sulllkan and 'Mr.
Walter Dalton of. -,Detroit and
Tui Joye attended , the' funeral of
the late Mrs,. Thos. `Garvey,
Messrs. Thomas'and Frank Q'Con-
nor of Detroit are visitors with. Miss
Stella Dean,' u' ,
:V:lrs. P. Vogt and• Mrs. Art Riber
of Detroit are holidaying with Jelin
And Frank Sullivan.
Miss `Catherine Kenney of De-
troit is visiting friends ,in.. the vi1;
lager•.
Messrs.;:• Antbrose aacl Frilnli
Hoglan. and .Pert Martin of Hainilton
were here for the •gl}rden, party on
Monday.
The funeral of Mrs: Thomas -Gar-
vey,,, on Saturday was largely . at-
tended; ,showing the high esteelii in
which she' was held in the . corn=
Wally to the,,_sorrowing relatives.
Successful Garden Party. — The
garden party held on the churhh
grounds .on Monday. evening was a
decided success, from both a social
,fiance a financial point of view. With
the wholehearted co-opei•'ation of
the parishioners and -the Mile man
agement of Rev. Patrick Sheridan,
it wag an evening to 'be well re-
membered 'is a . pleasant one.
CREWE
'CREWE, Aug. `?3. ---Miss Norma
Sherwood is visiting with friends
Marian Ross • of Lucknow spent
the past week with Norma .Sher-
wood.
Mrs. Will Alton and Wendell, of
Winghtim, • were week':end visitors
with Mi;, and Mrs. C Grolier.
Misses Joanne McLaughlin of D,e--
troit and Aiiiie G'hamriey.,of •Be1-.,
fhb ,decease '' ta�re.espen-t S.}turdlty with Mr and_
Funeral: of 'Roy Girvin.--One of 'as he, left about `two weeks ag�to .Airs. „It. 'Finnigan. •
the stiunnrals-- ee•n f -or -many- :o-salii�ng-fibe--sympnthy--of--the -Miss Shirley,Sherwood; who spent
-ears 'in. this section Was that' of -eoinm nt1 r is ex-tend'ed -a to- the „the last two: month's --in Goderich' at..
., -" -..l, ., ,e .... ... .:: e ... ,
oy Gir'�in; who tvas killed in a ieiea�ed ft[ Il;�• "111 tifi1S veryk °And toe Ventis, rettifileiT'hifi�Se-S"tittidfiy`"
car accident• at Brucefield on Tlnirs= affair. Mrs. Girvin, who was fir 'evening.
day of hist week. • The funeral .ser- the car with her r husband, is -still ' Airs,' Marie Gran'at•�'of Hamilton is
vice- was conducted by' Rev.. C. W. in the hospital in Se;iforth •. in . a visiting this week with her brother,
Cape Of North street -United church, critical condition. Their daughter, MI G. A. Durnjn.• ,
Goderich, in the absence o- Blue- .` S. i't`s: ' Soh es lake- 11ir-.. nni-_A1
-iIsabell., also IS rs._ Jack., (nrran..a
PORT IM ILL
PQklit'S HILL .A . 2$,•:--l'be
Cbmmuuity Club • held its August
meeting at the, home ' of `Mrs,' Arlie
Lockhart on . Wednesday last,t h'
a °'fair attendance.. Mrs. J. A. Tor- .
ranee, president, was in. charge, It'
was de4icied to piece a 'quilt for Sale,
and, Also to "have' an afternoon tea
alW1, bake .rale on Wednesday after,
noon, August, . 25, at the horde of
Mrs. . ;John Torranee.4 After the
meeting -Was brought to -a close a
delicious lunch was served by the
hostess. •
Mrs. Jas. Lockhart spent a feW
days at the homes of 11i!r, and Mrs
Glenn• Lockhart, Clinton,, .and: Ur.
and Mrs. It: E. Bowden; liolmesv'Ille,
Lois Rowden returned,.. with her
grandmother for a few hedictfiys.
HaLMgSVILLE•
, HOLMESVILLE, Aug. - g4.—Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Pearce, Brantford,
called on friends in the village,last
weep,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Wilson and
family moved to,their newhome last
weep,
Mrs.: E. C,* .Ross, Goderieh, and'
her sister-in_law, Mrs. L. Symonds,
anad'Wayne, of Toronto, were guests
of Mrs. J. B. MacMath on Thursday.
Miss . Eileen Glidcloj spent - the
week -end " with friends of pit.
Brydges.
Rev. and . Mrs. S. Mine and
Ethel, of Fords -with, are visiting Mr..
E. Hayward who -wasy aw.en_ boli- • in'the hospital with broken ribs and family were-unday evening visitors'
held at the days: The pallbearers were ' Geo. a' badly bruised' shoulder. Mr. with Mr. and Mrs. Min Gilt ran of
ev. Rutled e Hei'.b. Stothers, 'Reg. ;Westlakegot off with only a few- St. Iielens.
S. E Hayward in charge. Ryan, Henry Matthews,- Will Cald-'bruises: Pen -pals -Meet.--Miss Eci,.na-Rivett
:•.__, 4 -met '•helpen-•pal;- i -i , Do•reas--Sillery
'And 443. '. Trowi tMa. "
d[r. and Mrs. pharles Oudzn re,
Wha have spent the past fow weeks
Tor"ontot, 0.allefl on flriends byre.
On Sunday.
Mks'.. (Dr.) 331.ben'Alexauder, 'Knox,
Vi11G, ,Tenn.,,ls visiting Mr. and Mrs.
.. W, Trewartl a, Clinton, and other
relatives in this vicinity,'
11f rS. Smith, G.04,erieb, who spent
the past• few weeks with hey ,niece,
miss Dell Finlay, Tetirrned home on
Saturday. ,
The many friends 'of Mrs. 'wm,,
-Mepliuehey alae -so rn site:
has been -ill; but hope she will soon
be••feeling better:
IMNMII+LER, Aug. 24,r --The Wo-
men's Association will,: hold. their
regular monthly meeting' on Septern-
bber 1. Airs. S. Vanstone, Mrs...
Girvin Young and Urs. A.,Iran-'
stone are hostesses. .
Sir, and Mrs. J, Huller . and Mr.
and Mrs. adkin of I3olmesville
visited • on' Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. C. A Vanstpne.
: Mrs: Walters and 'FioSrd• spent
last week with. Mr. and.; Mrs:,. Leslie
'Jervis, -Iolmesvilie, •
The young '.people's class, with,
Mrs. Durst, Mrs. Dunbar and Mr.
Rpss Fisher as leaders, conducted a
well prepared serViee on Sunday in
Benmiller church, with the choir
.as'sisifng in the service of song.
Mr. and Mrs. P. Kilpatrick had
`guests from Toronto at- their Sum-
mer
um-mer:home in Benmill'er "iiver- .the
week -end. •
Mr. and Mrs. Sieheg of Windsor
called on their relatives around Ben=
miller .recently. .�
Rev. S. E. and Mrs. Hayward. have
returned from their holidays and
Mr;,Hayward will conduct the ser-
vices next Sunday as usual;
Mr; and Mrs. ,i. Goocl and Gloria
and Mr. and :1lrs. Fred. White and
family spent Sunday at Grand Bend.
Rev. S. E. and Mrs. Hayward have
AA-. from their holiday.. they_
report leaving bad a' lovely time on
Lake Erie, holidaying. at Port Stan-
ley,.Amherstburg, Colchester, Kings-
ville, Point Pelee 'National Fark;
Leamington, etc. , Mr.. Hayward will
be in-charge'.of- the services op the
'Nile-Benlnilley charge 'on Sunday,
August. 29th.
The -pi'tblic life of any nation ' de-
pends-upon-thexpri hate -•Lives. -of -:those..
who run it. -- -
of 1~;seter, who with her sister Alma
called to see Edna last Sunday and
visited i -1 h r,for twoilay-s: .2zhen•
Edna went, back with thein td' visit
at Auburn and Exeter for tile rest
of the _meek; ��w ;..r
•.,5, .Meeting.—The • ladies of
Crewe •W:1LS. held their 'Apgust
meeting at the, 'home of •Mrs. J:
Sher wed ortthe ;everiin;'cif._Yh ttst
12, with -an attendance .of seventeen
ladies and girls. The program ,NNP
_'in.' charge of the president, Mrs.
.7.inii, and after the devotional, period.
readings were given by Mrs. Berger,
1+'alna Rivett, Mrs. Gladys •Rivett,
Mrs. H. -Treleaven, Norma Sher-
wood and S,ttzanna Fines. 'Instru-
mentals were rendered • by ,Nornia
.'he rwood. Mrs, Alma-Fines--a-ntl Mrs.
J. Sherwood. There wer so re-
- - ports- from 41l1 the heralds .n
temperance readingby Mrs. S. Kil-
patrick-. --The-ttreetti'ig' closed with
a :hymn and the benediction by the
..president.
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