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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Goderich Star, 1935-12-19, Page 4yt pu•."A,%.� ' • • Countless Gifts for young end. old. ;40K-At,tiama gas-M-erchan- dice has been displayed throughout the store, making it easy to choose' Gifts for the family at IBJ3ERT? rtons of Social intex t, aro �In vltecf : by 0e, Star,, When you`, have guests, .a Pbo ' call; tip: N ., aiVITIC the,tr names and where they cozoe fret, Will he apprecii,„,, ted, Should . you • bb' leaving to- a n , „ oxo A visit o tr;p, ' your friends - would interesttd, .1 .ery 'per- 84X1 O the.' Per anal Colunr a in .06 town n paper -We there. fore want all the pe onaal .or social Items we can get and. thaank 'you. 'In :advan a for tell1rag - us anything that will help.. +,�fMia,n�/�}J Josie tund�e'r$ - has returned from Toronto. oj. t . Mrs. X• Doug* Brown way at Ter- onto P r- onto dna �.t visit, - lrs, , George' 1acVicar suffered a painful injury on Friday afternoon when she 'fell down a flight of steps, at her home and broke 'her left wrist. . Mrs. MacVL;.ar ' walked up town to receive _medicaL_attention. Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Hazen, of Detroit, last week were guests . of Mrs. Hazen's parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. McLean, Elgin Avenue. Mr. Frank Fellows. of Sarnia, was a Irecent guest of his parents in town. Mr. Fred Fellows, who had a recent tonsil ,operation in the local hospital. is suf- fering at his home from an attack of pleurisy. The many friends of Mrs. Hugh A. Luxton, sister of Mrs. John A. Harrison, Britannia Road, will be pleased to learn that she is on ;the road to recovery after an attack of influenza and pneumonia. - She had just • returned from a five weeks' visit. with her sister. Mr, and Mrs. _'Albert_ - Strau$han� of Oklahoma and Texas, are making a visit with Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Munnings !after an absence of 23' pars. The visi- tors belong to Colborne Township, Mrs. Straughaan • before, her me 'ridge being Miss Jennie Edwards. For :the last 30 Years hri Strr ban„ bias beta engaged• in the . ,oil business, on an extensive scale, in the south. They will likely reatain in town until the new year and will spend Borne time with Mr. Straugh-" an's,sisters tat Clinton, Mrs, Wm, H. Hall and Mrs. George Farquhar, before re turning to their home. Weddings SHOP EARLY! SHOP OFTEN! orrortAttiomot .Make Your Wife Happy The Gift of the Year GIVE A COFFIELD ELECRIK WASHER Call FRED HUNT, Hardware Store, phone 135, .and 'i salesman will call and explain . our easy payment plan. ;Also Good Used Washers at'Low Prices. ....rar.m.1t a FRED HUNT 'Hardware Phone 135 . Aazu-tgaAkAam-Nkouff---Ar;46-og- LOYAL Miss Helen Clark President W. M. S. MIas iii McIlwaio is st Vice. Other Officers.lected - REV. WM. STODDAET DIES Loyal, Dec. 19.—=.A joyous and bles- sed Christmas Season to The Star Staff and readers. The annual meeting of the W. M. S. of the United church was held at ,Mrs. W. J. McIlwain's last Thurs- day. In the absence of the president, and vice.president, through illnehs,- M'rs. Henderson presided, and the programme was, Mrs. John Young and Mrs. Allan Wilson, leading in prayer and Scripture reading with explanations by Mesdan es Tibble, Mcllwain and Stoll and Ruby Young; _ Mrs._ sang sante _a T solo very sweetly. The roll call vas answered by a Christmas message. Reports ;from the secretary and treasurer, showed an- interes`ing and progres- sive year, the recdipts being $15 in advance of 1984. Miss McIlwain took the chair for election of officers and friends who are left to mourn his passing. The Y. P. S. held their regular meeting on Sunday night. Wilmer Hardy presided, and Douglas Faegan read the Scripture lesson, and Rev. Geo. Wylie showed lantern slides of the birth- and life- of -Christ _ DRENNAN--MOIf RIS A quiet wedding was solemnized on Saturday when Mary Isabelle Morris, daughter of Mr. • and Mrs. Albert Morris of Colborne township, was united in marriage to Russell Elwood Drennan, only son of Mr. and Mrs. �Tennant Drennan, Bayfield Road by 'Rev. F. W. Craik • at Victoria St et parsonage. The wedding took place at noon. The .bride wa' attired in a blue crepe dress with silver trim- mings -and wore -silver shoes anti hat. The bridesmaid, Miss Evelyn Dren-. nati, the" groom's sister wore a brown fiqured crepe dress and a burnt or- ange hat with velvet trimmings. The groomsman was Mr. Edward Scruton of Clinton. The bride's mother was dressed in blue figured crepe while Mrs. Dren- nan wore. D, kown_ wept, dressmw.it °•TBE 0»EI STAR cording' 'to; 4 fellow -worker at the ` ,i O E' RICH TO Western Canada Vow Mi11s,, where : he was. employed.' Wh the pian was • 'i4111t1 tx "rl .. pr'# seen to 1b !Iii;:teowira.„1.4thfhorettohi:a$,6duid, C �*! !i .. ri' • , at , •Orahatn•M � ,1-.ite1�.,y�. jfox'seailiec; � �' � , . raXr�o d 'romp the carr. Dr• 'f "#- '. at ho of ►1ti. I r „ .Gurdon Callow# , droner, i ►vel Ligated, , grid " i declared that an - *nque8t would not er ezds y ! tea W,M.&t , ., 'W on ; Wednes y' afternoon at. 'Al ,necessary, . *' ' -. • : Mr:. Gordon: Orr's, •'wltn 14., present. 'The unfortunate ° man; re: eua ivied bto�, , 'w, c ndu,�t.� a d_ . . , � „�+4yr �. . 1!�f t - ,.. �+'1f!�:R�4�.MGd ,t�M� 1�3�i'M" b-- bit. wife, forrwerly Mies : 1. ra~ncei i A '# '. e�rrCises, 10� ,,'ti'X!i' �%'�'��"' itzsimmotrs of Clinton. and an ins" with the err, �'T .. st Lesve ►lr rant 'oma 'The ,couple *ere married:i �e,'"- fb red to, .prayer.. "The this year. • Bia Parents, and a sagter, ' ecriuture � Cast. x e' 2:820) was Mrs Milton, Fit er also survive, The read by Mr! t ;Phillips. Thehymn funeral will be held this afternoon ;1 "igilen►t. Night . - Holy' Night,. wsa' snug. from the resider►ce•.of :his. mother,. on Mr., Iy, read aneartiele, "' rlstmas Regent Street, at 2 o'clock -. I to . , Bele"" by P. ; W. *velum,: : maent• .will be made' in Maitland Cenv. i :gave tre r'a - report. tery. , ' . shunting receiptai 'WA, Mrs. J. B. ► , Orr* reported for the!lower, fund; bal MR. ARCRIBALD- C., 'JACKSON ante on. hand $3.49;-•, Airs., Gordon Residents. of Godericb were shock- Or r gave the seeccretary"s report, twelve ed. on Tuesday, to hear of the .sudden meetings., -fourteen. members, two mem' death of Mr. Archibald Currie Jack- : belts ` attending every meeting. The son, at his home on Britannia Road.,. election of ,ofneers for 1936 followed, Mr. Jackson was in his 76th year and Pre ident,- Mrs. Forest M Clure; 1st had been in. fairly good health, hav° inng carried on his -usual wily activi- ties when the fatal heart attack set in about noon. , Born in Hullett township, near Auburn: the son of Mr. and Mrs. -John Vice, 14 rs,` M. Phillips; 2nd Vice, Mrs: A:�'ichborne-�'reasurer; Mrs. --Geo. Mc- Dwain; secretary, Mrs. ' James Young; Temperance secretary, Mrs. A. Tieh- borne; Christian Stewardship and Fin- ance Sec'y, Mrs. Cr. Harwood; Strangers' 11U0 .*Ar, »EOEMO, n j9,, l�,s; ' . a Last Mrinute `Ci , .. A f� iii(l'our.SOloctiiiiin iVieu'i 414, o 'now I THE -TiME To SECLJRE YO s .AT - REDUCED ACES ° W 1 N,Ap M�EtI's Sly and r -. • tial ' Rayon �'�s, a. wide assortment pi: patterns•.rto choose from, priced fro-'R'�� • ,, ♦ • R� • R 29c to w V -i"I - <. EN,S !�7 c'' 1�70C�.]►�7 Men's Socks, newest stripes and. -dia. 69c gonal weaves, priced from. • .a Jackson formerly of Scotland, he wit 'y, R. .MaAliaier; ..Mit a butcher in Auburn for a number of sibnary Monthly Secy, Mrs. 4. lx.--,Orrt; years, later .operating a :chopping mill in that village. He ran the chopping mill for seventeen years and then went farming for nine years previous to his removing to Goderich, eight years ago. In 1890, he married Miss Mary Etta Govier, also of Auburn.' Mr. Jackson was an active member of North Street United' Church after coming to Coderich. Previous to that of the meeting, which opened with the he~--hadu;linen_,.,an _ ardentworker hyla i� 1 shepherds-: -Watched .Thei ocks By Night," followed by the Lord' Prayer. The scripture lesson (Psa 11) was read by Nora Sowef'by. The h , "Silent Night, Holy Night" was sung. The topic was read by Mar- jan, �C- &Ewell, followed by a' discussion on hdstmas=by�--'Rev: F. W Craik. -It was decided to donate $19 to the M. 8& M. Fund of the, church. Maurice Harwood and Erb McAllister ' entertained on vio- lin anti, guitar. The hymn, .Joy TO The World" was sung. and the meeting Closed with the Mizpah benediction. There was a .good-sized congregation present at, Union on Sunday, when Rev. F. W. Craik delivered an interesting ad- dress on the subject, "The Christian With a Generous Soul" from the text, "And when Saul was come to Jerusa lean, he, assayed to join himself to the disciples; but they were all. afraid of him, and believed -not that 'he was a dis- ciple (Acts 9:26). Next Sunday will be Christmas Sun- day, when a special. Christmas service read' will be held at Union: Sunday School The officers for Y the coming year at 2 pm., ureathing service at 3. are: Advisory president, Miss E. Buchanan; president, Miss Laura Johnston; vice-president, ,Miss Helen Lane; secretary. Miss Annie Straugh- an; treasurer, Miss Gladys Brownlee; press secretary, Miss Marion Mathie- son; supply secretaries, Misses Mary Buchanan and. Edna Driver; strang- er's secretaries, ". Misses Roberta Johnston and Evelyn 'Comer; pianist, Miss Jean Price. Press '+Sec'y, Mrs. G. Harwood; Finance orrimittee, Mrs., --0. Orr, fibs. E. John- ston;` Auditors. Mrs. Robt. Mcllwain, Mrs.- Cleo Falconer; Organist, Mrs. G. Harwood The meeting was closed with prayer. Lunch was served by the hos- tess, • The regular meeting . of the Y. P. S. was held on. Friday evening With 17 pre- sent. -Everett -Mrflwaih' was in charge in the Methodist Church, at Auburn, and was superintendent of the Sun- day School for that church. A few months ago Mr. Jackson was present- ed with a life m,entbcrship by ° torn- •ing Star Lodge at_Carlow, of which he—was-a--member.--- He e -waits-- znbers :,• He is survived by his wife and three children, John, of Port Dover; and Misses Lottie and Laura Jackson, at home. The funeral will be .held on Friday from his lrie home, to Ball's Ceme- tery, Auburn. MISS LAURA JOHNSTON- ° PRESIDENT MISSION CIRCLE The Mission Circle of North Street United Church, met Wednesday, De- cember 11th, at the home of Miss Gladys Brownlee. During the busi- ness part of the programme, the re- port of the Nominating Committee wasand .adopted. The quarter`ly� communion service will be dispensed at Union on Sunday, Dec. 29. The annual trustees and ratepayers' meeting .ol Union School will be held. in the school house this Thursday. Miss Elva . Elliott, student of the Stratford Normal School. was at the Union school_ all thit week. Your correspondent wishes the editor and staff and all the readers of The - Star a Merry Christmas. Miss Olive Forrester gave a hunt- ° orous reading, and everyone present was most_intero� a ink ,-yelynL . MBERS BIBLE SOGIi TY ooper's talk .awn accessories. The wedding on her trip to the Old The first Christmas concert was { breakfast was held at the bride's Land and to Paris. - held,on Monday n' ht_in the hall, put, home and later the couple left for on by No. l'schbel, under the manage- Toronto, where they spent their tent 9f Miss Doreen Webster, teach- honeymoon. The bride's traivellin er. The' different numbers showed p costume was a wine colored dress careful preparations and were well. - with silt' received by the large audience. Mrs. I The r e and Root. Ban was accom it»ist and groom will reside in Goderich. About 1? twenty'guests were present at the MR. ROBERT BISSET Rev. G. W. Wylie, afternoon, man. wedding. HEADS HURON CHAPTER On Sunday afternoon, the members of the United Church Sunday School brought their "White Gifts" to the 01), the collection to Rev. Mr. Moss of Northern Alberta and distributed to I MIL ISAAC GEORGE REID needy families. A former residentlbof Ashfield passed Another pleasing part • of the eve- ning's programme was the presenta- tign by Miss Helen Lane, on the part of° the member of the Circle, of a er trtmmrngs br'd gift to Miss Olive Westbrooke• service, and there was a goodly ar- ray. These will be sent along with , away on December 17th, at his home in Boissevain in the person of Isaac George NILE --- � Roid. _ The.._ deceased,...a--ton-_of __the.--late- ._.___r�... Abigail and Elizabeth Reid, who spent Nile, Dec. 18.—Mr. Rutz of Kitche- ! his early life in Ashfleld, went west net has purchased .the 200 acre bush„; about 35 years ago, -settling In Boisse- _ vain. Man. He passed to his last rest belonging to "Mr. R. Wilgon of Sara- after a year of patient sufferhig and was toga, con. 2, W. Wawanosh, "and has buried from St. Paul's 'United church, of A gang et men cutting logs and which he,„yas a member. Surviving are wood. They are John Tabb, Henry his widovr formerly Elizabeth Carey of the following. were elected: Honorary presidents, Airs. J. A. Walter, Mrs. Matthews, °David Cantwell, Wilrner Sheppardton, three daughters arid twe Allan Wilson, Mrs. Henderson; presi- Rutledge. 4thristie MoGratten, two sons;.. also two sisters, Mrs. Oeo. Baxter Sproul boys and Harvey McPhee, all . of Colborne. and Mrs. iki•thur Baxter, dent, Miss Helen Clark; 1st vice, of whom are Nile boys, gone to join East st., ooderich and three brothers Amelia McIlwain; 2nd vice, Mrs. W, was •.•�.... a.a dfi l c� u, spent W. Walter; see., Mrs. A. Stoll; treas., Miss Ruby Young; secretaries, tem- -perance-, Mrs. W. Walter; Chris Stewardship, ail Finance, Miss -Clark; Atis. Monthly, Mrs. Mellwain;• - Program, Ruby Young; Press,, Mrs. Supply, Mrs. Mellwain; Social, Mrs. MortisT Strangers, Mn. McManus; Organists, Amelia McIlwain and Mrs. T. 'Wilson. After the singing ed with prayer. The next meeting win be held at Mrs. John Wobble% and the watch word --"A message for the New Year." Word has been received by Mrs. lake Pisher of the death of her bro- ther-in-law, Rev. William Stoddart, in rowa, tr. S. A. Mr. Stotklart who the crew. Others applied but were William of Canwood, Sask.. John of not fortunate enough to get a job. • Vancouver. 13.C.. and Manson, of (lode - Miss Jessie Matheson of Goderichi.riaL _ sehord, under the supervision of Miss . MRS. GEORGE SNELL Velma Finnigan at .Cedar Valley. At a regular convocation of Huron Chapter, No. 30, Royal Arch Masons, sisted by Rt. Ex. damp. Hugh Hill E. e as r ncipa s, instal- D. Brown, treasurer of the Bible led the officers for the Coming year, ! Society. Rev D. J. Lane, pastor of as follows: Z. Ex. Comp. Robert Bis- Enox Presbyterian Church, of Which Mars}ra. Brinswseetil,issumpemriennitebnedrenatndofMsra. it: _sett; IL_ Ex, comp, garenee- Mke--- ford Sunday &boor sPOlte of the Donald; J., Ex. Comp, Nelson Hill; achievements of -Mrs. Bisset and. her S. E., Ex. Comp. W. G. McMillan; S. family in the community and coin - N., Ex. Comp: H.. B. X. Tichhorne; mended them for their arduous work. P. S.,.onip-. John Pease; Treas., Ex; Mr. 'William Bisset replied fittingly Comp:. J. H. Vrooman; S. S. ComiL) on behalf of his mother and the fain - 3rd V, Comp. Alex. Smith; M. of 1 To Correspondents. HONORED BELOVED LADY Mrs. Samuel Bisset. beloved 'resi- dent of Saltford, on Tuesday even- ihg, was presented with a life, mem- bership to the Bible Society on behalf of the local body for the zeal and un- stinted efforts she has put forth for the furtherance of its work. The Bis- set family have done the collecting in Saltford for the Society for many years. The presentation was made by Mr. After the installation„ a light lunch I Next Wednesday being.' Christmas, was served and a fi-w short speeches Tlie 8tar will be published on Tuesday. were enjoyed. ' kill our torrespondents. kindl3r get DS Much of their copy hi next Itfpnday as If 370U enjoy The Gederich Star. "tell your friends." possible. Advertisers' are also asked to Mr. Gee.' reagan'a new steel tirlize. -S!„rngliiDA DV& 1.1,031—The.., death, hi, ceturred Thursday,. Dea..5th. at- herr las"6cimPlauiekte:diy.•41ron-6_ ,h___oinhes, to? 34.0a, ferinettessraictotnoi34.. ftsitatawaoil after Mr. Wm: Watson secured the "vi' George zftell. She had been for flvU contract. weeks. Her pa,ssing will be keenly felt Mr. Frank Wilson, is still holding in the, :emmunity where she was dearly dawn his Job weigliino• gravel and loved end respected as frierut neighbor keeping time at the Contity gravel and mother. pit wtst of Dungannon. Jane Bradford Mas 'the dattghter Of The entertaitimerit and Christmas Robert and Mary"Ann Armstrong Brad - tree of the Sunday school is to be ford, and was born July 20. 1558, at Ash - held on Friday night. 'Come and en- field. where sh,.? Lived for amne years, joy the Christmas spirit with the bein educated at the Ashfleld ret.r. 1.'31.4to. r Young taking advan- ried ta °cone Snell., After the:r mlr- a nit carry ttge , of the good sleighing, and is ridge they lived at ` acknOw and tangs. life there, tied, field a successful' air• , p drawing gravel for his drive Nvay. i In 1005 the ni�ze:I tl Londesboro and 'Toronto, Bonar Presbyterian churchfrom, . ante u Quite a few of the young people at- there in ism to thMr ;sre eat Win but .enctnt of his ministerial tendid the dance at Mr. D. McGuit• in r~ kt waws,n3sh. Mr. Snell loused work was done in the ironed States. ten's last Thursday, also one at Mr. sway in .tune, 103,x. A family of seven Synrpathy,goe� out to the family and R. McTnt Yre's on Monday night. ' s�trv;r;,, Mrs, .Min �4:D�well. lits: El- °.,,.•. Miss Vesta T abb, nurse -in -training ivIn Taylor and .R lzert f3. Sne31, of rast ,��W5wanash; • John A.. or , Wirld10"; Min" at the London hospital was home, , but has gone' back to finish training , n•e. George and Jame.. at, Mire; a s1s- The eiderfc i• P'iren i I1 Dry ''ROMA kt0i'4. 060 lift, ' Contrite„ and , t+ Your Well ,rat the Gederieh hospital t 'i4w. M.' es Tli"ii>;y on. of Holvroo 3 �'taalsidertatGle • rntclrst, and goad ; ani tat'© ir"""rs, 'qt urge n'afard 61 natured rivalry, has been shown ', t oderieh. and Itenry Bradford, or± flea, }utel n + , ttii I'. if Nile 'int-' cap'" ba er .stn Tbese.,a sre--.14. childpen. `Tilt lir r:ei "dru held mop ' ted (lira dt it's the 'fount of a contort tl telae ate' ffariitlyR I dcnce t Bal .:' to moo' Wluelr"of`-the 4 chosen groups q �as i could get up the best programme. a cl>liar a rand s} kcr fr�nti .Cohn t4-2, "1 A The chosen eaptaltis were, Edgar . " MIss< I ut n tZt pr�p�arr a pier t: for yoct Shepard, Velma Finnigan, Oral. Fin -1 gtressu lran yang., "'In Tho Cl rden" nig441n- and '' %111nee� , lltledgt. 'Owing Tlie" 1.464 irsis=,' raid© 'Cos ltrUsl _i;esiing'. to the feet that n st of those taking, 'gland w ILTOIsits. +c amo ttIoxn . *Uteri part inthe last banded group were cannelly. Marks Smith. fierbert Pont- pi`acticaHv ill juveniles at the work land and Williten fey. tl ienada were as+aigued to them, it was 'a surprise, present at the funeral train liolyraad, even to the Budge himself; at the way G6zietticlt, Lackuoty sand Wingtt m tb j. e ductrfLth .. po --I a ..,.-,,----'--.- Vire r - it!' -Cho!'- �' �...��.x. _,, .,�, W _ ��s fretcould not di) otherwise, but de. t RVAL STEEPP , e'lar the latter greed the winuerla. Orval St�cep« wellkknown °citizen of The losing sides are to cntertaiiy the odei�ielr riled On Monday night Y. Pi. nett Monday night. " milt #o e1' k, to a' thihi!tering . 4 to hi self, a doter of strry� e. r d . vely a:it'err .rune laa t.onq i4sxe• .Steep* win WAS .an his, 37t,yh� Year ha! 'all' batt lII,itie r 1 �'cl,. t,l,irg,. been rn,.:a . -*sitter despondent nin .a,,:.i'�,^.-., .d, t.,.. .,,. ,N Sky: sYlri..{fry%:l.. —. ...,-.i.#'+da:. ,,..:..-. 4:41(.f"w. 1 y;;.gtote ,;e' y" �' '"-t e, For �:-:, MEN'S SCARFS' V.►-a.R ' Men's All- oo Scarfs, Tie Sets, assorted -Tartans. .Priced at, per set .95c to $1.50 WISI-HNG YOU ALL A VERY,�MERRY CHRISTMAS. n Phone M. ROBINS Agent for 'Tip Top Tailors For Your CHRISTMAS DINNER Dine At THE PARK HOUSE Speciai Chriatm. as Dinner Served Arrangq your party Make Reservations Come piepared for an enjoyable time Home Cooking, Homelike Atmosphere, Canadian Hospitality Phone 575 The PARK HOUSE West St. t.0:20-101,70-2 xmleirrA014 The DE FOREST CROSLEY Has just received' -a-new like 611936 models of adios Rep them on dig.play next' Sefiaefees. We have Tubes OIL hand for all makes of machines. Liberal trade-in allowance on your old machine. Ask. about our Easy Pay- ment, Plan. De FOREST CROSLEY STORE -Next to Sthiz fees Dry Goods Store mosiOvaiwataiktaltifhatiaikaeocarsoimevoce SATIN 14111XED or GIROCERW n. M. 1 GOLDEk MEM • lehipso*Large2e 350 GARDEN" PATCy eel Tins PEAS - 2 .17 °um 'Inc AVLMER TOMATO fitapolOge ,pts..27t, .P.E.4#11E8--- tilt 196 ° Tinge Pique fifagive tar Olys.-Thursday - -Frill Satuedayo Mendaraud Tuesday*