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he,zewi ,stindoolc--olk- Iapan.. -was
wepared by • Mrs. L. --Areliarobault
ancTread by her,. 'Mrs. Wilfred
Plunkett -favored- with an instru-
mental on- thepiano. Mrs. Fred
Toll gave an interesting message
an ,Christian Sflwardship. She also
informed the •ladies, that -the mis-
sionary for:praYer-tbii-Year is Miss
Qretta L. -VAIGauld,, RN, • Tainan,
1 Formosa. Md. George.,Millian gave
interesting facts on temperance.
Mrs. Hiltz informed ,the ladies that
---the-gorean.awernen niake good use
of worn gut nylon hose. She
-would 'like the ladies .to save them
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-Webster; finance 00intnitteerMrs
Fred.Toll, • Mrs. Webster,
0.0orgo Nirs,,, Gordon
McClinchey; community friendShip,.
Mrdr*JOhn. Durnin, Xrs.* Gtir.Cun-
ningham; Mrs...•__LChartq .StraUgha •
c'StipPly ,e0trInlittke, Mr's. William.
Straughan, ,Mrs. James Craig, 'Mrs.
James Jackson; temperance, Mrs.
Guy Cunningham, WS. George
illlanc,• soda. -c-b.lbinittee, cM1.0:
-Bert Craig, Mrs Elliott Lapp, Mrs.
Kenneth, 'McDougall, Mrs. John
Durnin, Mrs. Bill Dodds, Miss Viola
Thetripsen; pianists, _Mrs. 1/4-. J.
Craig, Mrs. S. McClinchey; music
committee), Miss Sadie Carter; Mrs.
W. J. Cr 'Mrs 'IreClinehey,
WS. S. 1VIcClinchey; Mission Band,
Miss 1Vlargaret R. Jackson; assist-
ant, Mrs. Arthur Grange; Junta'
Band, Mrs. Maurice Bean; Baby
Band, Mrs. Leonard Archambault;
flower cOnimittee, Mrs: W. T. Robi-
son, Mrs. William Straughan; mite
boxes, Miss Viola TICOmpson; preps
secretary, Mrs. R. Easom.
, Farmers Union 'Meeting. — The
first meeting of the year for ,Huron
County was held- in the agricultural
board TOOM, _Cdintan_Qn January
2. In spite or a stormy evening,
ther was a od attendance. Mr.
•
Shareholdersng of
'
'fOriner xesklent,orthe - Nile
,area andr-19tOwn, Mrs. llobert
•:Luutily passed-,4way, reCently at
StreetSVille in her 83rd year Pre-'
decease -4'. by laishap4; Bev.
Robert: Lundy, .111rd. Lundy was 4
member Of 6treetsville
Horticultur-
al „Society, the Women's Institute;
and, past president.of the Streets -
Ville United Church Woman's Aux-
iary. 'Tile late Mrs. Lundy was
a well-known 'writer of books of
pioneer days. •
Celebrate Stith -Wedding Anniver-
"lary.-Mr:- and "Mrs -J. C. -stout
quietly -celebrated their 59th -Wed-
ding .-anniversary last Saturday,
January 11, at their hone 'here:
Many friends and neighbors, called
during the afternoon and *ening
to extend best wishes on the oc-
gasion_ Refreshments and tea Were
served the guests •by their daugh-
ter, Mrs, Marguerite Chopin, of
-Wingham,' and Mrs Fd Ross.
The best wishes of this district go
to this esteemect couple. .
At the recent annual school
meeting, the following trustees
were installed: Mr. Edward East,
Mr. Robert Turner and Mr. Keith
Arthur.
The skating rink is now in oper-
ation and the wee folk are having
a wonderful time.
Mr and-Mrs:-IIL Wilkin, of Gode-
rich, visited last Sunday"with their
teringavr,-Mrs7George--litVil-
kin, Robert, Patsy and Mary.
James Muir declares ' Electors .1
---and Gornmenfjointly
• reipoiisi414 -with -' Business and,
Labdur in curbing inflation
Creation Of new financial ,institution suggested
to fill need for nigre adequate long term
, et -port financing. Time ripe for Money Market'
to titsume More positive functiOn.
. _
Although the round-robin ofa cost.' 1
and price rises is undoubtedly' an I SMALL 'BORROWER
inflationary factor,, even- the best NOT ,NEGLECTED
-.intentions on the part of., both
__,Generally--sPeaking, banks_
labour and- .cinnot --take care f
long esi..st an inflationary environ-
ment created by .excets.spending,
through errors or inefficiency ,,.of
monetary, and fiscal management;
declared James - Chairman
and President of the Itoii Bank of it ere has been a -great to-do
Canada in his addrels at lie-hOltl- --abotit•seareity--of-credit for this
annual meeting In' Ittiritreal sector of our economy,' and goy,
Thursday; ,JantiSry- 9th. such , a elluAleAtt authorities have ap-
parently become exercised, abOtit-
dt. Frankly, r am baffled when
I read Of these things and I
cannet..eseaDC• Tito -impression-
• that the whole case must be
grossly exaggerated, or that,
perhaps without realizing it, we
may be witnessing an evolution
in ' 'It May -be -that a
ftiridanieMaI -change is taking
-:p- bee in our econOiny and .that
the Small mershant is experi-
encing something that credit
cannot help: "Mere is some
,evidence not only that- sales out-
lets, are becoming more and
,
more -• concentrated, but •that
taleS' and, prothietion„ units are
•developing an increasingly close
relationship With one another. ,
"From- the inception . Of the
tight money policy, ''your bank
has made it clear by •.word of
mouth and by repeated written
communications- to all of our
.branches they Were still
,_*.guired to deal sympathetically
with VOlications for -personal
and Small business loans. .
" "In Spite of our lending policy
there has been a reduction not
only in the number of borroW,
I ers but a substantial reduction
,las well in the amount borrowed
this particular field: As far
as this bank is .concerned„the.
Credit faeilities have been avail-
able), OtteilitanagersAnrve-knoivit
this policy -and :Yet it would
lee* that small borrowers have
not taken advantage of their
opportunities to obtain-
other than rigid; exchange. controls,•- '
_
to the elier'ehaugittt. f01, fem. enOrOver a period, of yearS. However,
for eqUilibritim Canada s when the exporter considers his
national accounts. "It is sonletintes own .financing, we have no &Vie°
argued that the' investment within thiS country suitable to his
covers our, trade defleit,'! said Mr: riet6,- • • ,
Muir* "ght that aq., stoppage Of - • A -
thig:Ilow,30104,AeAlsrotretis, But "What he- requires is the dis-
we reineinber -dist that a eotiht** of 14110E-Atlattiffia tritot
largelyairtsourtitat,-ItnpOrts are the pried years. r a term loan for
result of . the of • investment -sinOtr4Perr secured by t1ntt
funds, and„ second, that, shOUld ''PaPa;•-c4,-Durilig a period •.o tight I itorket in Canada. -"Such....a rear-
..fdreign, investment Mid" invest i JlioneX; the Chartered banks -de not tket," he said, "did come into being
niett4iitaneett'irotobrtsyteitOiti.onr: et.:01414able..'' in any cinerai0._ about six Months later. ?We should,
Ilexible exchange " rate' Provides ti fts for *ROO;• The result I- believer now studY 4he Poss11)11--
• antomauk. device', for adjuSti,hg. hat -.,beetr•-that Some of our Can- ities Of broadening the base p1 Our,
defieit ientaitting-in--PILLtrade: a4ign- eortio gins have, had to go .money market. now, the
goodslii .bervicesimith e outside 00010.--1h0r.. country---40-••=ang0 onlytMitrumenti,aVailable,fOr use
world?' • 44 tloircredit re Weenie/its with non- Within thia-inarket are Government
• - Canadian bank .• We have actually Treasury ;13ilis and Overt/10411V
eett cases in '41,011 ,absurdity bonds with a,, maturity not exceed-
, ar S
• , titditftrfratlHetta
Mr. Muir Phinted out that desert,- ed to lend its customer money particularly mind Its a study of
businessmen Seeking` export witch he, in turh, deposits 'with a possible steps to achieve the sta.,
Inarket,s_my„...be. ,hariverelLzby onitanadjan . --to facilitate ture of a. real Money Market, that
adeciate,••eXPOrt financing 'oompar- that foreign, 'lending °Per- is, a rirarket-that vould-7,ittchttl
ed- with that fitallgole to,: Their atter%) . 'Conithercial parietal' the form of
foreNii competitors.. _vA$ natters like-to-tsitggeSt that a bankers! accepfatiaS, tTheful
stand at the,atiordenti"-te- tonhOltintk Of '-'04ttadiatt, banks, our Present -money, market is, it
0,4, '..two have an absurd Situation. -Canadian efilititera, and. perhaps believe, be Worthwhilejp
leanadian'indiistrytAr exemple; other interestorsuouia:CMvider the determne 'whether Or not it ' is
btaing an order ,frOin -abroad, term tion of eOnitiane'Vtii. Dowel' ready by AO' time to outgrow its
ginounting to, Millions of 'tlislitirg •ted !ehininetOtat, paper bei,;. swaddling clothe' and boogie o
and 60...ogort Credits ,tosurgfice, thelchtitAt 1.0.1ifk•terin. export More lusty and incregaltiglY ih-
Ca' oration ''''IgniirOntees: to , AO- traliattetiont. %Welt I htt‘te here dependent part of OW' finantial
ender per de4e,ritio-41):Yt system." ,
are posiuon to
the legitimate needs • of all.
:break:WO-thy small to Moderate
borrowers," Mr: Muir .• "In
tile past few months, however,
situation, wages would rise even
without trade unions_ to press for
them,"- saicl Mr. Muir --"The -em-
ploYer -finds that to increase pro-
duction in 'response 'to /rising, de.;-
mands, he must 'bid for 1060 at
a higher price. He inay often -find
necessary- to raise .prices, ,._ but
these higher_ prices can he Paid*only
because_the original inflationary
environment 'makes it possible for
his custoriferS1O-pWiliem. Under
these conditions, wages and profits
rise together, but they are sYmp-
toms rather than -fM, cause of
inflation..
.."However,..„ once r the circle is
broken, by effective monetary and
fiscal policy, mutual restraint is
clearly hi order: 'Profits fall, first
and unions might well at this point,
temper the wind to the shorn lamb.
In -fact, if we are to obtain not
merely*" 'full i , employment and
growth, but stabilitY, as well, the
exercise of restraint ,in making
demandtmi)stibecojne the
respons-
ibilityinet only, of labour and busi-
ness, but of -electorate and ‘govern -
merit asoNVell.", • • ' ,
FREE EX,C.Hm40E-- RATE
r. MU* inentiOned that anion -0
stabilizers"t of the
economy is Canada's 'free -foreign
exchange rate, -and pointeii (*too
in the absence 'Prtce
levels and ''',witIrltaz,40oiri.e.stfiOCal
policy geared to 'full employment,'
the_finatiAg-egoe rate
the old %Canis' 'a s mac
Total _Assets -
have now passed
$3% billionmark
K. M. Sedgewick," 'General Man-
ager, noted that not enly had the'
assets of the Royal Bank reached
thelinposing total pf $3,760,544,617,
but •that mortgages under the
National Housing Act had increas-
ectby more than $30,000,000, reach-
ing a figure of $216,590,000 which
represents approximately. 38% of
the total for all Canadian banks:
Sedgwick repelled the
year's net profits at $13;919550, an
increase of 11.6% over the previous
.
year, and .that capital funds vow
and . at more" than $202,000,600.
'Vile Valente: Sheet- confirms- that
the cash position of the bank is
strong,'' he said. "Assets in this
form, coupled with 'Canadian Gov-
ernment Treasury Bills and Day4o-
Day Loans represent'22.'5% of the
•hanles_aggregate_liabilities_to the
public." . •
"Because of the period of so-
ealled-digestion through which we
are now passing," remarked Mr.
SedgeWick, "we look for no par-
tienlar, increased.demands_from in-
dustry as a_whoIe, but we wish to
emphasize that the reals needs Of
our credit -worthy ,customers,' small
Or large, are of concern to us, and
are needs which will be satisfied
within the limits of our ability."
#
o ay or presi e . s
Nesbitt, lady director, gave g re-
port of the activities of the direc-
tors for the last three months when
two executive meetings were held.
Bob Taylor was elected as a direc-
tor. The guest speaker was Gordon
Hill. At the close of the meeting;
Mr. Reg. Meyers, chairman of ,the
Wheat Board, arrived and gave an
informative $addreSs on the Wheat
-Marketing 4Scheme.
.The Ida White Group of Knox
Presbyterian Church met in the
Sunday School room last Saturday
afternoon •with the new president,
Marilyn Daer, in charge. Flag -
bearers were Marion Youngblut
and Margaret Youngblut. A prayer
was 'given by :Eileen Schneider.
The. minutes of the. previous meet-
ing Were read by the secretary,-
Jannett Dobie: The new study book
on Japan was introduced by Mrs.
Wilfred- Sanderson:- The election -
of officers resulted a§ follows: pre-
sident, Marilyn Daer; past Presi-
dent, Marie Leatherland;• 1st Vice -7 -
president, Margaret Haines i secre-
tary,'I Jannett,,, Dobie; assistant,
Eileen Schneider; treasurer, Bar-
bara Sanderson, assistant, Barbara
MacKay. The leader, Mrs. Donald
Raines, was in charge. -
Mrs. A. G. Broadfoot.—A
well-
known former resident of this corn-
munity, Mrs. A. G. Broadfciot, pass-
ed away last week in Egmendville
in her 75th year. She Was . born
at Auburn, the daughter of the
late Mr. and Mrs. • W. D.. Wilson
nd -attended school at U-.S.S. No.
5. The fernier Bertha Wilsonlived
in this district Until 1906' when.
she was married- to Mr. A. G.
Broadfesot, who. predeceased her
in 1'923 'She was a , member of
Egmondville United Church. For
the last few years she made her
home with her daughter, Mrs,. W.
McLeod, of Egmondville. • SurViv-
ing are two sons, Clifford, of' Sea -
forth; Wilson, of Goderich; and one
daughter, Mrs. E. (Greta) McLeod,
Egitiondville, -also- four sisters, Mrs.
'George Hamilton, Auburn; Mrs. W.
'Chapman, Mrs: A. pepper, and Mrs.
,A. Routledge,_all of Egmondville,
and one- brother, Lorne, of Bruce -
field.' Interment took place in
Maitlandbank .cemetery, Seaforth.
Mrs, Ilainilton attended her sister's
II •
re
Discussing the bank's extensive
building and renovation program,
Mr. Sedgewick reported that the
ank now operates a systera. of 821
branch -es in Canada and 82 abroad'
total of .903, representing an
increase of 31 during the past year:
Included among -new branches was
one ,established at Frobisher BaY,
the srganadian bank to be open-
ed- the Arctic Islands,
ROYAL BANK ABROAD - •
-
"Due ex,perienee' gained in
nfore than 50 Years since our first
branch was established a ad, we
are Well equipped to den ith the
peculiarities of international bank -
said, Mr, .*$edgewiek. Itefer-
ing to the !British -West 'Mies area
where important constitutional . de-
velopment§ are,takingplade Mr
, •
Sedgeyvick mentioned that the bank
is playing a part in assisting in the
.eeonomic growth of this newly de-
' Moping -member of the Common-
wealth family, He -also spoke of
the 'unusual - opportunities which
exist, for young men -with the apti-
ttide and desire for 'a career in
international banking, -pointing -ou
that there are Openings.m the bank
for a select number of such young
men each: year. • • •
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BROADER MONEY MARKET
Pour years ago,„ Mr. iluir-recall-
ect-leliad Mentioned that It.,might,
be worthc.whiie to inVestigate the
possibilities of a short-term money
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*,t4Ftfi.liazUwoitseTeMulrbik•
Corporal P ItleIverr,b4tame
corporal , ' •
This 'bringS-X00 strength lip to
12 corporals, two sergeants and
three .flight sergeants. - '*
The •Air'Cadet Christmas party
lielcratIlacKay Hall was, according
to reports, a huge success. Movies
we shpwn. along with other enter-
tainment, and refreshments were
served
The Christmas draw netted a
profit, of $140, and Cadet Gates; Of
Clinton, sold the most tickets. The
*inners -of the draw wereB. and. Barry Culbert, both
of cGoderich. -
The first parade 6f the new year
was held on January 7 P/0 W.
Anderson, squadron adjutant, com-
mented an the need for a better
turnout to parades by squadron
inemberl• „ •
0 0 0
,
ings n ge
Grace Churcl
On10; Of Mxg.
Presklentt
the' meetthg.
on ledin
and the top'
towerb
treasurer,* 1,A
adopted. 1019,1011*..ox
ed 1464 -with
joining. Aot „
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tier narrA,
ficriptUre
en hy Mr.
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nd
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ti.010.',•the'•no
•can and -travelling on,
'OppAct sotritax1,4.. mil
s.heA4'werel .0400 -of, the 'Oros-,
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neon. !Tim
ent
in 1958 empiiyment Ln th Ca
`an; manida
reached' n'Tee
in the Year Abe in Btryr 0
Ott in wages and. sa1aij
1 spent $i1,7 - biljQIl for pi
Woe .
ti •
• Matvgi,pt:4"': etix llad, the 15tpi
r.nment- go
wheir,:g„ameither'..eleete
tlY net at 4,10lifax,:
Drennan ,ancl,amily on the .death -
.. ..
KINGSI3REDGE, Jan. 13.—Sym-
pathy is extended to Mr. Thonias
of his brother, George, which oc-
curred on Saturday at, -the Drennan
omestead.. -Mr and:MrALINlic,kotas
Perry; of Detr it, and Mrs. T. J.
• ' derieh;-spent--
weektend with the Earl Drennan
family, and,will attend the funeral
on Tuesday afternoon.
Miss Niargaret Kraemer, who
spent Christdas vacation in New
York City, returned to her home
'PORT ALBEItT, Jan. 13.—Christ after spending the week -end with
Church ,Women's ,Guild held, their her si§ter, Mrs. Gene 'Frayne, and
Monthly. meeting"at •the- horne--of family. -
Mrs. Elwyn Petrie on Wednesday Mr. Wm. Van Osch, of Toronto, '
of last -week. Mrs. Forester presid- and friend, Miss Anne Jans, of
,ed. Mrs. Foster read the Scrip- Montreal, spent the week -end at
ture. Mrs. Hodges, secretary, and the John Van Osch home.
MrS. Petrie, treasurer, •read their Sympathy is also extended to the
reports which showed a most spc- family of the late Gus Kinahan,
eessful year4. Rev. H. L. Jennings whose. funeral took place in St,
then took the chair for the election Augustine R.C.•Church during the
of officers for 1958. They are: pastweek with many relatives from
honorary president, Mrs. H. L. Jen- this community attending the Re-
nings; president, Mrs A..Forester; quiem Mass.
vice-president,- Mrs. A. r oster,' sec- Mr. • and Mrs: ' Victor Green, of,
retary, Mrs. M. Hodges; treasurer, Cantina, were Sunday visitors
-MTS. R., Petrie; press secretary, here. -.
,Mrst.,W.- Tiger4 flower committee, Nir. Fergus Dwyer visited with _
itilts7 E. Draper; work committee, his sister, Mrs. Don Frayne, dining
Mrs. Petrie,- Mrs. Tigert, Mrs. the .1:last week. His mother, Mrs.
'-etister, Mrs. Graham and Mrs. T. Dwyer, returned to Kinkora with
(Draper; -, chancel guild, Mrs. R. him for a week's visit there.
Petrie,: Mrs. E. Petrie, Mrs. M. ' Mrs. Jack Kinney and -
Hedges and Mrs. W. Tigert. The Sinnett, of Detroit, spent the week-
-various reports were read and ac- end here. .., - • -
cepted. Mr. Jennings commended On -Sunday afternoon ' at 2.30,
the Guild for their splendid work special services. in • honor; of -the
throughout the year. Mr. Jennings Feast of the Holy, .FaMily were.,
Closed the meeting with prayer. conducted in St. Joseph's Church
hostess served served an enjoyable by Rev. H. Van Vyilekt., In ad-
- dressing the 'children, Father Van
TheIunc h
Twenty-five friends_and relatives Stressed the importance of each
enjoyed a bountiful turkey supper child practising and cultivating the
at ,the home of Mr. and Mrs' David virtueofobedience to parents,
Martin on January 6. The occasion teachers and superiors. Each child
was -1411-:•--Martiff's- --80tit birthday, --*WAS_ given 2 _medal by the C.W.L.:.
Congratulations! ,- : and a -special . blessing by Rev.
Mr.' and Mrs. Arthur Forester Father Van Vynckt, followed by
'visited last week With their daugh- Benedietion of the Blessed Sacra -
ter, Mrs. Francis Glossop, and Mr:- ment, and a final visit to the Crib.
Glossop, in London. before it was dismantled- for an -
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. MeBricle,, of other year: The following children
London; visited with her parents, with -their parents were Present:
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Tigert, over Leo Courtney family, Desmond,
the week -end. ' - Helen, Michael, Ursula and Sharon;
, Congratulations to Mr. and Mrs. Thos. O'Neill family, Mary Ellen,
Harold Adams on the birth of a Edward and Peggy; Fred Vassella
daughter on January 9. family, Linda and Diane; Gene
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crossett Frayne family, Danny, Jimmy and
and family, of Sarnia, were Sun- Paul; Dennis Dalton family, Alice,
day visitors : with Mr. and Mrs. Roy Maria and Brian; Don Frayne fam.
Petrie. ' ty, Peter and Margaret; Jos.
Mrs. Archie- Granier has been O'Keefe family, Mary Ann, Jos. and
under the doctor's care. We are Nancy; Norman O'Connor family,
glad ' to report she is improving Patricia; Jos. McIntyre family,
funeral. '
, slowly. , ' . '' ' Marilyn; Louis Hogan.family, Ray. -
Knox. Presbyterian W.M.S. met .1' Mr. aticl. Mrs. Victor Green, of mond, Francis, Kathleen, Anita,
last Thursday - afternoon l!'iat, the-- Sarnia, spent the week -end at their Leona, Janet and Lawrence; Edwin
a--good.attehdance. The. president, -0 0 0 ' Meyers family, Ronald, (Bernadette,
home of Mrs: Herbert G.ovier with home here.
Mrs. Wes. Braffnock, wasiu,charge. •
Kenneth, • Colleen, Edward, .Janet
Prayer was given by Miss Miniire and Gregory; John Austin family,
Wagner. Mrs. Fred Ross, was in ---:- OBITUARY
I . , Jos: and Ralph; Earl Drennan ,fam-
charge Of the devotional period .• ily, Patricia, Mary Lou and Denny;
An interesting reading was : given ,
. ROBERT REID Frank Doherty family, Kenny and
bY Mrs. • J. Mutch. The minutes Mrs. ,Mel Stewart, Cameron Catherine; Fitzpatrick faiily,
gn
Kenneth; Ray Dalton f a m i I Y
of the previous - meeting were read street, Was bereaved by the sudden ,
the secretary, Mrs. AlvinLierman family, Peter and Diane;
' death of her brother, Robert Reid, Danny, Terry, Cletug and ICathleen;
by
the study Wok was read by Mrs. of Luckiiew, pn December ,28. awn
Wilfred Sanderson. Mrs. Robert Reid was 33 yearsofage and was Peter and Jim. . . ,
Martin family, 'Patricia Ann, Teddy,
.
Leartherland.. „The first chapter of
Phillip's was accompanist On the a son_ of the late Mr; and Mrs. n
John Reid, of Ptingarinifii. ...._ ._,. 0
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The Ladies' Aid -he • lallieff,4-e-et ' He is survived by his wife, the Ontario, lie south of the 42nd de -
Point Pelee and Pelee Island,
harp.
ing after the WM.& with the presi- and two mall children as well as
fernier Eunice Reed, of Lueknow, gree et latitude,Nvhich is the no
i
The minutes were read by the see- three brothers and four sisters. fornia. •*".'-':-.-7
2 ern boundary ef the state Of Ca -^
dent; Mrs. Ed. Davies, in charge. 'S
report, a summary of the year's 40',:,:,:,..= '" * '" - -----!--: - :•.''...:';"-::''' - - • *-7—
-t- . rommonsaits. ,
rotary, Mrs. Roy Deer, and ap-
p?oved. 'FolloWing the financial ' - * - -
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Work was reviewed by jMirs. Davies.
•-.A...- vote -of thanks' was given to
Mr. Gddon. .Dobies3 for the cup-
boards that hetliareW4n the base-
ment of the church recently., - A,
beautiful artificial bouquet of
.flowers was purehased for rtlir
auditorium._ Thank -you notes for
.the Christmas boxes sent to shut -
was served by the hostess. --,,--- - *tt'M
shut-
ins were read. A delicloug-lunch
Auburn-Annettes held a pot -luck
supper at the horte of the assist-
ant lead -6r, Mr4. Ed. Davies, on.
ida1arma4AL-: ..- -.E. ' • f it
wool skirts was the business o
the eveeing. Mrs. Gordon Mr-
Dottgall, 'presiaent, opened the
ting: vital -prrangements --f
•thievenient Day, to be held in I
inghatn- on February ilth were
made. This Club is ti:i. have an ex- To
hibit and' comment on "A Wool
Skirt and its Companions." . The„
president thanked the leaders „tor ' JEWELLER ,
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ON TliE SQUARE
, Mr. Vatritaittibp *ill 'be guest
,spoaker and will WIMP his pictures A ' •
of a regent trip to the-I/Aiken Ter-
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