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villt�. The latter couple are newly-'
weds and the bride is a, ni, e of Mr,
Mate whose mother was the funnel'"BYBODYS
Leila Blaine', a the Illlatl-i;t? settlement
kn Ashtit.•ld township.
The Late Bei. Tharnias Etbaks.—Rev.
Tlruflras Hicks, retired Church of Eng -
The Salvation: Army latutl minister, died on -September 10th
at Victoria Hospital, Luuclun,° after a
o Help thespurt : il�ues:s. lie was in his seventy-
third yt.ir., �1ioyn county,
Helpless'
fit•. stirs$:° ons rector art snt, in -
al
pari*bes preNiotls to•hi• retirement, 111
c'ludilrg ltttugaunun.ta During-. the last
respond �L'�dC'y'(7ldSaf� few-y,,,E'all,�s he substituted ill numerous.
(1111rt lies t llroughuut 'the 1)1(leei,e t of
to the Plluruu.Surviving are- one' tion, John,
'ofc,'I'urontu, and two dalttglill'1's• Alta?.
F. $. Fletcher, of Merlin, and Miss
Aura hicks, of London; two brothers,
Andrew, of New Westminster, 1L(-'.,
rand Henry,. of La 1?leelie, ';: ask. The
funeral servid was held on Satlu'dUy
This splice donated,by in St. James' (Westminst-er ) Anglican
church, Interment was in Woodland,
cemetery.
Former Residents of Dungannon.--
1{t,latiles liere have Beard of the pass-
ing .of \1r. l:riiest: \launiug at St.
Thomas, whose • widow Ls t he former
i•:tlit Bowers, a 'native of lrungauuuit.
The funeral ‘''vas held from his late
ilolnr in St. Thomas on Monday last..
Relatives who visited the home on
Sunday were \1r. and Airs, W. 11. 31Lc•;-
('litre, Mrs. Arthur Elliott and sun'
�� Harold of Dungannon, and Airs. Ro'bt,
RED SHIELD
APPEAL
FILSINQER'S,
JEWELRY
a, w
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DOINGS OF DUN ANNON •
Wilson, of Uodelich„ .. Another
i1l`tlw liney j1
'•()n " {f Airs.
"nlle lJaspeas r Walkout,
°- who since removing ftLoal thisplace
y)1'1(i'AN_LON, Sta11t. '1,.--M.rs. Jas, 0„ ;'Faith," wiih mashy clear and inter- over thixty years ago -had lived at St.
est lug- points to remember. -- Marys. Mr. and Mrs. Walkout kept
Mr. -How:lid Godfrey, of the 2nd a gt'iit'ral stole in the stand nl)w oc-
uoll''t'-s1o11 of West \\ a11\'allt•(Sh, is mak- envied as the sel_\'ie(' station and,
Mg steady progress to recovery at garage operated by Mr. Robt. Stothers.
(;oderich hospital, lifter several weeks Mrs. \\'alkum passed away in Stratford
of tCt'atlnl'nt since suffering a broken General Hospital .on SehtE`Illbel' 3rd_in
le;; in a ri'utd accident 'war Dungan- hes' severity-sisthdyear. She Was pre -
.,„.„,.41. Montgomery is on the -sick list and
under the doctor's (are. filer daugh-
ter, Airs. \V. J. Collins of Preston, who
Is a registered .nurse. has conte for
a while. Reports are that Mrs. 'Mont-
gomery- is showing some improvement.
_Mr.' Percy Horne arrived Loam. fro111 non. It ,is reported that he is ;able to decense(l by her husband about ten
Goderich hospital last week and for be (111 0tett et.P.0 get 0iolltl(1 :1 little on years ago.
a while' is boarding .at the tome o crutches 1111(1 will he able to 1'e
31rs w R. ndI'ew turn to i' t'. LEER d../*Rl,
Rev, S, T. Dunk and 'Airs -Dunk are Visitors with Mr. and Mrs. -\hnel•
Spending •1 week It points in \fis•liieau.! �1,Urri• on Sunday were ;Mr., :ut(1.
• \iia. - 1,1•:I:ltl'lt, Sept. lti,:—Alis Audrey
with members of their family. t InLeonardnu•Chri.stilav• and (Hilt ter Smith, teaching at Ilessou,. spent the
Sunday, 'the' (11111(11 services in the Leona, of "Nile. a
United churcllesrof Dungannon, Crewe i \lr. Hos, Errington visits:d his par- week -end wit: her pattgents, Air. and
and fort Albert vera conducted lid Mr. eat', Mr. and \1•r,, \'ictus 1'?r111I,,tun. Mrs. \\'ilfred Smit11.
Art\. Smith, R110 gave a tine attldtrt'ss tttla ucen s�iu(•f \\`est \\'atwallu h• Mr°stud Airs. II. J. \\'heatoil, -\Ir. and
I R.Ts- -is attenttting -''\1-uncal St1wul at C
SI rat ford. 11iss (;wen '. Finnigan,
WI tighter .of AIS. 11147\ trs: Everett Pill-
nig,iti. also is•a stndeut,there.
Tl1( 1►rniaonnon branch of the Wo -
.men's s institute �w-ill held the -regular
r,''
monthly' meeting, Alrs. \V. . V Icl un-
Hell's on Wednesday,. September • -Ith.
Mr. 'anis' Airs. \V. 1'. Reed of St,
\1:tt•y• -stent a few days this \veek with
\lr,. ',Melvin-,I{eed and. attended the
fun(raleof their si •ter-in-latw, Mrs. It:•
1.. Reed (formerly Alley Cunningham)
of Port :Albert
Mrs'.. \\'. Shields, who said her house
to Mrs, .10”. A. Ii_iltongll, gives pas=
session i11 1 It•toht'1' and has purchased
the }blue of Miss Ferns Jtobb, who i and Evelyn visited their mother, Airs,
i.t 1 s:(1(' of hunsehold Nelson Graham; ill Loudon,.
Cemetery
Memorials
(formerly,Ccnning:lam & Pryde)
Clinton, Exeter, Seaforth
• Write Box 150, or phone 413,
Exeter
a nd we shad .be' pleased.- to
call. . .
Mi I'reii .Cl tii�ft. tial :\Ir:`" Itiid Mrs
A. 1I. Martin, all of London, spent toe
week -end 'with Mr. and Airs. A. Bogie.
- Mr. and Airs. Horace Crawford spent,
Suudav 111 \V'iau•tuu.
Mr. and Mrs. ('laareni•e 'llbblc of
.Joliet, 111.: ,,Saul Air, and
Thompson and daughter. Mary, of - Seat
forth, visited' on Sunday with their
cousins, A1r. and Mrs. 'Terence hunter:
7\1r.- and Airs. Wm. Stoddart and
WI children, Kenneth and Mary, ..of
Lions idea(, 'are visiting Mrs.. Stod-
dart's sisters. Mrs. Andrew Bogie andMfrs. Frank •Shields. ()n • Monday Mr.
and Alts. Stoddart, Mrs; Andrew Bogie
is• 1(11' iu:: .111011(1t
tt( (1s oil 5:itnrd:ty of this week.
AV"t'e},-(•nil visitors with JIt•. and Alrs.
.lolly gild Bernice were \Ir. and
Airs. I: ,,est 11e4lttit' (.t1 ,Itelmutlt i1Ud
Air. :curl Airs. 1)ou_las _\0gle of I)iilu-
t,
AI 1'. and Jlrs. 1'. Alelaady and family,
of Loudon. acre "vi'iting the lady's par-
ents. Alt'. and Airs. Thus. Chisholm.
\11•. 1'red (;lidElon returned on Tries -
day 1111(r liickillg peaches the '.past two
IISI'-ESS
by
Offhand you might say that
there is no.I:onnection be-
tween having a hobby and
Heid; successful in your
work..
..But all of its need, the 're -
lasing effect of a hobby o
counter -balance the strain of
hard work.
"Fun is . tonic," says Dr.
G. S: Stevenson, eminent
mental hygiene authority. "It
refreshes us when we are
tired or bored with our,rou-
tine tasks — gives ,,us •new
strength and enthusiasm for
the business of .living:"
If you have no'particular
hobby, such as.fishing, gar-
dening or photography; you
will be well advised to choose
one. Or if you, indulge in a
hobby' only rarely, you ought .
to 'devote time to it more
regularly.
As a result, you'll be hap-
pier and probably healthier.
And you'll surely do a better"
job!.
P.S. An acquaintance of
mune made wooden trays as a
hobby. They were so hand-
some that many of his friends'
wanted to'buy therii diad soori
he had a flourishing f all-time
Such cases are riot
uncommon.
You'll enjoy life even more
with the peace of mind that -
life insurance brings. It has
provided for the ,future se -
AsH i ihta"lL 9 :Jam A.a...
L O . Now AND i UNGANNNON
tet
Tl!II�1E8 >t� , SEIPTEMJ'' R 18tm, 1SN'I
The September nneetiug of --the
field W.M.S. was held in the base-
ment of the Ashfield Presbyterian'
church. The W.M.S. ladies- had as
their guests the members of the Luck -
now and Dungannon societies.
The president, Mrs. Is bel 1\ttle-
Kenzie, gave the visiting ineulhera a
warm \Telt ome anti' after a review of
the Augui t meeting and some other,
business, A rs. \\'mu. 1)ouglais ,president
°(]f Luckno\ \\',M.S.;.t,x,ly‘(1Utrge 01. the
program. •,
duet, "Take the name of Jesus
w'it4 you, was sung by \la's. (Rev.)
('has. Mcl)uuald and Airs. Robert
Douglas, accompanii-d by Mrs. Agile\\,
The Bible study was taken by Mrs.
1{usell. '1'lie title, The ('Butch of the
1.i%11114 Uo(l,vwas given by Paul and
includes all redeemed members. "\\'e
should ,all .have hive and respect for
U(xl'ra church," said Mrs. Russell. She
made mention of the wul•tllw•liilelless of
the Bible.
A solo followed, by Mrs. Philip
Stewart, accompanied by Mrs. C.
Agnew. ""
Airs. ,(Dr.) Little -took the topic,
"The ('hurt;h Takes' Root in Ipdial,."
The church faces dire opposition in
India, it takes strong conviction to face
it. Sympathetic understanding means
1110(11 to .the Moslems. Katharine
Agnew favored with a solo, "Fairest'
Lord Jesus," accompanied by Mrs.
Agnew.
Airs. Huston gave -11' reading entitled,
"Whitt Ain I` 'to 1)n "" "\\'e ofttimes
leave,, undone the many small kind-
nesses we could do to mg fellowmen,"
Miss Mary MacLeod in giving the cur --
rent events for the months of July and
August made mention of the latest
Miers from Miss I), I)ouglat-t;, Miss
Dickson and Revs. Mr. Mc`Kny in their
various mission fields.
The meeting came to a close with a
hyitui and- the benediction. The Ash-
field ladies • served refreshments and
it Happy social Ilitit' s;as enjoyed.
T%ti LOIS-COATES .
• 1:XI:TEI{,---A pretty wedding took
plaice at the ,,bride's linin( whets
-1'LuxellcL 1:latin:•, Lt111 ll:ttighter of,' 1,1
and Mrs. Toni_ Coates. Exeter, was
united 111 marriage to villiaul .Baden
Taylor, only :son of Mr. and Mrs. S. F.
Taylor, Vancouver, B.(":".Ilev, L. C.
Harvey, Byron, officiated, assisted by
Rev; Melvin I 1elnen, Los Angeles, Cal.
Given in matrriage_,,by her .father, the
bride wore. an embroidered Swiss net
go\vn with long train and 'a •veil trim-
med.
rim-
,
She , , he carried
.' 11(.1 1111rri�.
X15 1
( 'with t
m td
I
• l it white 'Bible and sweetheart rpseS.
. curity.of millions of Cana- J
Alis; .1.1ice Taylor, Exeter, as ba�Sdes-
dians since 1847. -
W-227
weeks at Stoney Creels.
Mr. IIugh. ('I11sl1ol)n Qf 'Sarnia was
a recent -visitor with his mother, Mrs.
.Jars. Chisholm, sr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Meyer.
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SALTFORD
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maid, wore a floor -length blue "flowered
silk with net. She carried ai nosegay
of roses.. Richard SSimmons, R.('.A.F.,
Vf 'Toronto and
Trenton, nto
n,
attended
the
groom. -,The •• wedding music was
played by Mrs. William' Street, •of
l'enetang, Who also sang: After the
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with-the'young couple was ,the bride's
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1.1.1.G011.6.1.12.11•14 4..10 -9_99
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honeymoon to Toronto the lIride chose
ai
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1
e('sories. Mr. and Mrbl
Mrs. Taylor will
live. in Goderich.
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• LAST YEAR
aiodrorCtdans wre motor:-otp°d by rho per-
sonal
servkSalvation Armya al The
Maternityin iPa , ,
Oral Hoato a Homo* Old Folks'
Ntintos • Pelson and Police
Cour, We,I( • Chiidron'
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Feiendi Sna • Miaaine
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Phone 765
I. A: SULLY, •
Chairman of Salvation Amy Reds Appetit
for Godoripli 'area. • '