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USSELS, ONTARIO, WEDNESDAY, , 'UNE 19, 1929
Field Day
Celebration
COMMUNITY PARK
• MONCRIEFF
Tuesday, June 25th
1
AFTERNOON
) Base Ball Tournament
8 Mens Teams 4 Lades' Teams
t" Races for Everybody
EVENING •
The McGregor Old-Tyme
Concert Company
Will supply an A 1 Program
Admission 50 and 25 cents
Dance will follow Concert
Music by Nigh•class Orchestra
A SALE OF
Homemade
Baking
Consisting of Bread, Buns
and all Isinds of Fancy
Baking
Will be held In the
A. 0. U. W. HALL
W A LT O N
Saturday June 22nd
Under the auspices of the
Ladies' Guild of St.
George's Church
LUNCH SERVED
MENU
Strawberries and Cream .. . IOc
Bread and Rutter or Sandwich, Cake
or Pie 15c
Doors open at 3,30
New Advertteen.entu
For tale -Nee. Charlotte Thomson
For sale -Edward (`villa
halt—N Hayden ot Sats
Coal -Humphries 84 t o
(iaal Brussels Wariness' etch
(hattaeu na at S'a(o,tb
Itooalnti t iI, ,x Kh,a Bros.
(garden Nervy 196oe1 Preabyt •rfan ('bnrolt
Rale of Baking -St Georges ('ti., Walton
Gabasher's Remedies -H. B. Allen
Wheat and bats -(9r over (9111
examh,atlon aUpnlias-M, IL Smith
ne.Unlon-S. S. No 1, Grey
Hans Rasmussen and bride of
London, spent friday in the village
before leaving for a motor trip to
New York,
1 Continuation School Report: --
CAR OF
SALT
ee�rgtgteta:fttKeJrett;t3'h'I"t" »'Cie°5?t±"6�i�2.r
(granbrook
rartyLTHE1 Garden°
ON JULY 6 c4 Will be heid
45c per cwt.
'
Thursday ev' ,June2O
N. Hayden & Sons
ETHEL A splendid entertainment
ii will be given by the 4
Lower School Report—Marks assign- , iS
ed are the averages in % for school , "One Step." Two of deceased's s, Colonial
year:—Form 1—Roth McLennan 75 favorite hymns were nags "Why oR
Marjorie Waller 72; Noonan Hull
70; Doris Musgrove 65; Maud Milt Should I fear the (Wisest hour"; and t
'Safe in the Arnie of Jesus.' In- . OF LISTOWEL
gan 03 Hilton Newton 63 George ,P,•,nant was made in Mount Pleasant ea
'Jacques 56; Iva Gallaher Form
Orchestra
Brown b • k'lorenaP Hull nr ^ marst t mete y, Ethel. Floral tributes !
!II—MarjorieBrown 753 leah trete beautiful including Gates Ajar t Tea served trom 6 to 8
f 1 aebancd and family spray and '.f te
Stocks 07; Mary Franck OG; Lyle :bit d sisters;
fi
Davey 68; Blanche Weir b8, Hive wreath, mother, bt•otli(rs end sister e'
c3
-Fitch 64; Robert Bennett 63; Senn spray, Henry and This will be the Treat of the Season
Milligan 50. Jessie V. Johnston, spray, Ed. and Mrs. Collis and fain ^e
i Principal; Lorna R A t t Gly; spray, L'eintter family (Buffalo) Rain -or Shine
fi3
Everybody Come
Raymer, ssrs :an .
casket, Frank and '4Ir. Pabst (Bel- 5 aA
fa10), aP'ray, J. and Mrs. Demure;. t§ Mn. t41:tc. Engel, Mn. Dan, Mader ci
CRANBROOK (Flint); spray, J. N. and Mrs. §? Secretary-, 1 ,!c•,t, eti
Neal Duncanson is still .staying at Knowles and family (Winnipeg). k' • h C , e'1
rho home of Inc sister, Mrs. John sutay, from neighbors (Chat, and
Wortley, who has been confined to i
aee.e.. e.e.ee» enols«w; , ;,e see seee,.e.,aees, eeee;«:•e ,',a .eease:ee eeee;«»,..ew,.S ;»;: Iter- bed. Her many friends hope she
r I. will. soon take a turn fur the better.
�r } .. Card of 'Thanks—We wish to take
The Surrounding .District , thi,s opportunity of expressing our
+ thanks to• the many friends and
K„«: tetee«'«5 eat S•'H»•eoso•Se,te,H;;+4 „t;3„y„y4,4e,;eteessee eee ss .;«,ele,e4 ;»;.>»;a neighbors for the kindness and words
VVROXETER Miss Raymort left for her home in of sympathy during the illness and
Stoacille on Saturday. death of wife and mother, also for
Miss Elizabeth Sanderson is home floral tributes and for those who so chocee, being 0
Arthur Wearying and family, Lon- kindly loaned their cars. -J. Gorsal• ars, two of her husband's brothers girls from LIoncrielf, Lillian r Hail le N+=w Band recently formed at Boa pies. C ,u:t , Y Uhiettgo, is visiting
from Markham. t the village on l } } on Iconic Harrr.on Myrtle
G
Dickson,Toronto, on, f } Th^ B ted twill wear the kill- with her ei.ter 11i,e Met z e�
Noel and Mrs.a — ter zi i 1 Areabei W rlhan y
- Archie can Sail them
Special Services
AND
Garden Party
Presbyterian Church
Ethel
Sunday, June 30
Rev. W. J. West, Atwood, will
preach at 1 1 and 7.80
Special Music.
Monday, July 2nd
Garden Party on the
Church Lawn
Cold Meat Supper served from 6 to 8
GOOI) PROGRAM
. L. XsERR, Proprietor
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Admission 50 and 25 cents?
EVERYBODY WELCOME as
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eleila±01C1d'Btere' eit.1: tetinClatliMt. eta,
Roe's Church
Garden Party,.
Under auspices of ladles' Aid
Po
friday Ev1'g, June 21st
Supper Serveit from 6 to 8 P
Kinlough YoungP eople will A
`East l ,0,
,ast Lynne �
Musical Selections between Acts
Admission 50e and 25c
A REAL TREAT ASSURED
Mn, l., i •v. Ret. D. M. Guest, tit
President. Pastor.
a—(
present the 5 -act play
Mrs. '4Zuerengesser, Lawrence tun MQNCRIEFF
r ,ut the 1'tiit,.d'
and Mrs. Knight, J. P, and lies. Me. of the work of the Primary I P C. _are., Monerietf, will hod their
Intosh, Jos.. and Mrs. Long). -Flower ment and then Mrs. jus.Bremner' led um lel garden hart on Tuesday Personal Paragraphs
bearers were Irene Dunt, Winona. the meeting in to round table confer- it targe July Lac}. ylCeeli the date LLL
Frain, Edith Keys, Margaret Pride, ,ecce in which she dr a u .sed and an- at vent. Further particulars next ! Aikss
Myrtle Locking and Alice Rock. The swered many vital quart=ons dealing Hi•lup is visitnh in 5t,
with Sunday School work and eapee- w.P}c. 1 \larys
pallbearers were of deceased's own Archie Mann has had a special in- ! H+ilry Kirliy, cf Lnndnn, was in
twof her own broth- idly Junior problems. Four of the• • v,tatinn to become a member of the
\Vednesday.
•Mrs. Querengesser, Mrs. 'and George
Menzier, Otto and Mee. •Schnook, Jas, ) Ti,. Ladies Aid of
don, were visitors in. itz and family. and two ,-rot ter -tan- aws, namely; ort t. is a
Doroth • Mann,_ rave an inter- a grand skirl en ' H. L ar:d lits, .J trkson mere c}siC•
a ltngenng f g and Henryv, \\ J the bag pipes, he also plays several cis in Loudon h: t '1'hueeday afterun-
Sketf Robinson, New York was from Toronto where she spent sew- there passed awayon June 14th the Bible 1s( song. Rc other musical ittetrulnents.
on,
It,cent visitor with his sister, Firs. J. era} weeks. Saul Barlett. Friends wore presets'£
Annie lv'eabel, beloved wife of John from P,ran<lon, Man., C alts Stratford tilaues, w^ho was al o prevent, ad- D9isa Qtn•eeu Chu; rhi?1 pt ant tbu
R. Wendt. Miss Georgina Lackie, London, ds 1 J. Gorealitz. Mrs. Gotsal}tz was
dressc,d the meeting. '1'Ite tueoting . yceek•encl with her greuid-mother, at
James Stewart and hiss Agnes Listowel, Elmira, Gowanstown, Leb ; wa1 closed by the singing of the MORRIS BluevnlP.
Steuart, Windsor visited old friends visiting her grandmother, Mrs. Jno. !hone
•on Feb. 14th, 1873 being in anon, Brodhagen, "God 1 r 57th ear and lived all her life ' hymn God be with you till we. meet Alex. and :firs. Elliot and family,
Miss Pinketr, of Clinton, is assisting
of Ftieter visited at the home. of Postninetet Bell in his work at the
1)' k T tv
Sunday. 1
th • will ae, ned Galled to Her Reward:—After Conrad and Dane este mu,trti number, the books of
:hent Saturday in c g Miss Maty Harris. has rater Illness o eight months, ear • Gors:ilttz, Pd. Collis and r
in this vicinity last week. bt
]l i• y
orrlson. e
Mrs. Sproal, Detroit. Perry and Mrs Paterson and cjti child- .` withexception of 5 years on the Slue has gone and the grave has re- again' and prayer by Rev. D. .
Geo. and P visited relatives here 12th con. of Grey. On Sept. 28th, ' ceived her, !Guest. A social hour was much en -
parents
a hew days with the font as- von of Niagara v . son 11805 she was married to her now , "fwas Jesus that called her away; i joyed and every one went home feel
parents here. Miss Marr et uro ac- rets week. NiagaMrs. ra
Patter
companied them on their return. returned to Niagara with them. I bereft is n nion oOscarxJohn, ofoShe has gone, the Lord has redeem- ;ing:afternoon
ai rno n had profitable
on spent. ent and helpful
born
Flint, Mich., and Rose Edith at home. From night to the splendor of day. I lies. Stanley Wheeler (atelia}wed
• She is also lataesurvived by two r,grand- ; Dear friends do not sited a tear, 11 few of ill}Ss FlorendS ence Olivereitly i wheng n
1 children, Dclrnar and Richard, honor
t flint. Mrs. Goisalitz was the: first1I am not dead, but sleeping, {a very pleasant time was spent by
break in her own family of cloven
Bourn not for ane, nor sorrow take, all. "Coming ovens colt there
children, six boys and five girls, 1 But love each other for my sake• shadows"
namely: Gabriel, of Gull Lake, Sask. ! e lits.
1 Daniel of Grey Township; David of
Ec
That Make the Dollar
Last Longer
Ginghams ,
Free
with every uur-
At Sharply chase print an
Reduced Prices ;Agatha Percale
Patter n show-
, ing how t o
i• make a new up-
to-date apron
from only one
yard of mater
ial. Limited
Splendid assortment ' number of pat -
of patternsto choose l terns so get
, from. i yours first.
Regular 30c
special 25c
{ Regular 25c
special 19c
Dark and Light
Crums
s
Prk is
The Famous Eng-
lish quality.
Dark Reg. 30c
special 26c
light Reg. 28c
special 24c
Pure Linn
Lunch Cloths
tadies
Data
I
Regular 1.15 ` to clear ata Big Re -
Special L'S duction in Price
of 1 Ladies' Plain
Special Quality Clearing line
Colored
We still have a fete
Splendid as-
sortment of
Magog and
PottersPrints
Fast colors
Guaranteed
25c to 39c
Ladies' Silk
Bloomers
All shades at
special price
98c
Ladies' Pure
Silk Hose
All sizes and colors. Some
have fancy embroidered
Clocks, Regular to $1.50
Special .59
Sons
With fancy
stamped border
Reg, 4Dc for 39c
MEN'S WEAR
In order to reduce our stock of Men's Shirts we are offering
three special lines. Some Shirts have collars attached, oth-
ers with separate collars, and all exceptionally splendid value
at prices listed below—
Lot No.1 Lot No. 2 Lot No. 33
590 $1.19 $1.49
{
Splendid assortment of patterns to ehoose from and all sizes
in the lot. Be sure to see these special lines at these greatly
reduced prices.
J. Ferguson Co.
One Price Only
Phone 24 - Druseels Always the Lowest
1 Robb and daughter, Miss
GREY Robb, R.N., who have been visiting
I the fotmer's brother, John Proadloot
I
Brandon,` Mie.; John of Queens
Charles and Mrs. Pollard on Sunday. Poet:fence.
Miss Mary Pollard visited friends Gordon Best returned to Detroit,
in Clinton' on Saturday. , hast week after his vacation at his
'John and 1lrs. .McNeil, accompan-tonne here,
it'd by Henry and Mrs. Bender, son . Ida. and }bits. Farrier. of White-
and
were visitor's( with Chas. and
anal daughter, all of Detroit, war re- MA,..Zelitky.
cent visitors with the former': par- lits(zPoige Thomsnu, of Long A. II. and Mrs. McNeil 5th line. Reach. Catis cisittrg her daughter, Winona Frain has resigned airs ('1-ve.• Rnek r
as teacher of Barrie school where ties, Bit, (in, of Petty bol c, is mak-
tlt has been tcavitin for the part ingatl •xteuded visit wilh IdissLort,
three years, having acrepttd a posi- ' To eta t y t nut 1h.
tion on the school staff in the town I Sv,'u n y I;allantyr'P who has been
z• Exeter•. 1 t, clliot. at Clore Bay returned last
Valleys iron.; Henry, of Saskatoon, Percy and firs, Tvermnn and Miss anal son Walter, +_or the past two ., were for the hrlydays.
Sask.; Conrad, of Wallace Township; Winona Frain visited in Listowel on 1 oaths exp+•(8 to l v fo' then Alta . tee Low, y, ,f 1'reter. was
Mr'. R. Barnes, of Galt, Ont.; Firs. $ i
ETHEL
R. Case Winnipeg; Firs. M. S. Saturday. env r rottag( tet 1 tyfieid and a er„I t . W meek with her grandfn-
y, Alex Nichol has moved on to the 1titer aspect to 'maks their }tuna' in \li J H. Davidson, of 'Montreal,titer, Jas SAillinmsnn
Knowles, Winnipeg; Mrs. Saul Bcr- farm recently vacated by hilt Lowe Victoria, B. C. t:. visiting her sisters the Misses Rite
i to Z mere and Miss Tillie 7.tm•
t , Lebanon, O H father, t1 far ten Be pure and e, the play I.
! }u
let Le anon ant. Her
a er, to c t;,"East :ant, neer, ,f l,rt:nio, are visiting with A.
yWe are pleased to •hear that Firs Lytmee" at Roe: Gatd,•n Parte an John Pearson has tx:h.it i'u 0 and `Tis i i, Dims,
sears ago and her aged mother is ' w C'Iteveare Seden ut fora Pontiac. I 'PhDs. Dm i, Edmonton, and 81,11
Dark from GAB smut. the weekend
late Conrad Neabel passed away 20
William
Fultn is fairly well agau Friday night. It i'. r port,d astet_ ane
after a long sickness cause ,y t +Free+ my ever ate:epee, es elle.,er •
still living at the rape age of 8G g d ale nacrl
years. Mrs. Gorealitz was a great p fro•tr here attended with the Dark family.
home lover, always busy trying to t Ju P'ar•oen on
make every comfort for her home
and family, never thinking she was
doing much, but always helping those or}tat Hospital.
that needed help and a real help- Harvey and Mrs. Hulley, F.Paw-
mate to her husband who will sorely }- i tl
feel her loss. The funeral took place P
Monday afternoon, June 17th, pray
er being held et the house Service
was held at . Knox Presbyterian
church, (iranbrook, by Rev. W. A.
Williams, pastor of deceased, the
text being very appropriate, namely
flu. entertainers rs .,nd the h nl g Quite vv•
i ou_h Yourv. ut n a 1rs,Tius. Htt etoft, (f Houtilinn,
Hiss Viodet Cooper R.N. hits re- 1 People have a reputation for this tee barn raising Pe
arson's
home after sl,(nd;ng :1 ,,i.i M011'nt •avenin • la -t. \ I is i ,.ie and wilt it shltl .r.rne tltue with
•
k}ncd of work. on.( sear}y and bring q 1 Iia'Irit returned herein ort {Hiss •Rudd, ,ir,bn st.r, Pt.
weeks in speeialing in Listowel :dem ,sol one with vusi k Jim anti tits Lowry and rhitdren,
CAR EACH OF
ut Stove
and Alberta Coal
Expected Shortly
ane ' • .cat i ty rite pending u. Few days
Dan Cameron of Winnipeg, visit- art \.:-1- of 1„1?v, N. •Y., with ]ti.ofCiucag,,.atecisitingwith the for.
ed last week with his e•vu stn .. the . son\I .,. and Sirs. Howlett. lir. and \I! s Clarke and' tli Lueil-
Strwhatt Brothers, e is so vial , , \I. J, �e n d Si who le e ]tresent }e, of Hnd ilmn, spent d't wee t•en
ler and LIG. Dalton of to r nr t, ; He ills° a t T t d
spent Tuesday evening with Wm. with his staer, Mrs. Edwin Abra, at ' f. ' S}netair.
and .Firs. Bell. teaching near liitch(nor h s ]t((tt ;wit R'., M. and p a
A. E. anti Firs: Westover (pea Owen Sound. A number of hie old engaged 'es Principal of ItLivetton \V, T. and ells, Hooter, of O -haws,
Edythe Dane) of Niagara Falls. (trit•nas and school malt's had the
Public School, were visitors for a few docs with
spent a few days last week with Airs. • pleasure of meeting }tint and recall- + :1 ladies scarf was found in the 'Brussels and 8 attl,i ook frier•cla.
A. E. Dane 8th non. ling old time:. It i 11 years since C htucit on June 1Gtn. Owner may i p1rs. Alex. Ander=on i it lirouto
Mrs. And'. Jarklin t'.ho has been Dan tett thc•s„ pass, He is a son bare same by .applying to H. W. I where she is undergoing an operation.
of the late Want. Cameron v£ Brut- Tier many friends hope for a speedy
helping to wait on Sits. Wortley fur Love, Ithele rernverv.
the last week or more returned }torte i sets• i \1 11 Every one says that they are
golly, Will LI
i Friday
e ”tDowell is heule for a few
Mr• s. pl
Wortley is some better we are On Friday night last .\. r. il:t to hoes
Church on night. , days and is lea
Engagement AnnoUnced ts- Mr the modern equipment of an up -to. I "Eitet 1.y1111,. Be sure to reinten- [summer months.
ving far l'oronto where
cased to say, i Rei icer an ityed iia truck n,t1 sll goad garden party' ani a ..00d play he Lots accepted a position for the
t I•
and Mrs. Charley L. Cleaver announ. date travelling bus and P, rth,d up
dao1„ r the day, Friday.
T. G. and Mrs rebuke of L.•,
.a Angel.
e
i their• •*]iter on the seat with about w 111
-5 young BOARD OF I1EALTH--Thr Lv.a1 es, Cal., tuevtsitirig !at the'htatueof
ca rite eti�a6emunt u „
Roxy 12nbenia to John Alexand(r belies of the will (4,1 singing Ins pea:.- Muir(' of 1I •alth will tntget in the
iteis+. The marriage to take place ie es, started out an tvitat proved to be. 1• ,14.11E44 (bike on Friday everting
the farmer's sister, Mrs. Jas. Arm-
strntlg Eh A'S 3t.
the latter part of June, a real • pleasure clap. it awing h'atcl ! at tie.- vvt•el tt o ulosl Ancone Orville Whitfield, of Detroit, silent,
Mrs, John IL. Oliver, 1(ith eon„ }s from some source or other roan cane ! havinf,4 bu ut pl tse take the w•eelt•end with his another, Mrs,
!enjoying a holiday at the home of ui the
her daughter, Mrs.'s. Schram, and also the village and had young ladies well known s(1 , notice. J, H. Fear, Secy. B.0.11. 1 Joe. \Vhitfield. tilts. Lyle •Ge don
icon her prom- 1 Rev. I). 1I. (,test attended the and Gordon Best returned to Detroit
�y � t with her sist,•r and brother, Margar- + lie to a certain y om,g utan also will Presbytery if , • ,,>~ at Auburn on in OrritlP's ettr,
A7Lu h.�'lles(. o•r 1 Thursday lett. II, was accompanied ice Ir. and .firs, Rnckell and Evelyn,
et and Donald Robertson at C?alm. • }mown, they decided to pay the ladyof Hamilton visited burin( the week,
ti. a vi it. :\ccordingly the chantfeur of hv"'Wtrs Robert Pearson tmd Sohn end with (.Pe. 9lunniug, pars. I;ne•
ache n(nr ...0 Gua,
Phone 1914 WALTO N n U Wednesday laet the third. an- the observation bus steered his emitpeeeson 'Sirs, Pearson spending the
i
CAR OF
Feed Wheat
and Oats
Will be unloaded at Ethel
Station the latter part of
this week.
Grover On Gill
Phone 5914 ETHEL
Alberta
coal
nu r:'e
nual meeting of the Sunday Settee! i in the direction of the home of Chas: + day w}th her ditughtcr, lire, 1>e -.011C0111
workers of the Primary and Junior ' and Ill's. ('},aver where those quiet . at Tllyth.
departments of the Sunday Schools and law abiding �o1ks were prepay There will be special preaching,
of Grey and Morris was held- in the 1 ing to spend a quiet evening around servic••5 in the Presbyterian' can Clinch
Union United Church with a large !the home fires. llewt•ver the •size of on Sunday, June 80t1,, morning find
attendance, When tate roll was cal- the noise that they made was 0114 a t t v r nitt:z. On Tuesday cv ening, July
lees 96 adults and 20 children were indication of the eincc•rity of their 'ted, the garden party will Flo Melt:
reported from the following schools, ; purpose and after the first shock of ' on the church groun05. Keep the
lira ells United, Walton,-lloncrio0; ,:t genuine eUipri.e Part 1.' was over ' date in mind and watch for further
Jamestown,Roes,Union, Ethel, (lirt. cowry one settled down to enjoy a particular.
lted). The meeting was in charge of few hours fun, Dating the evening. , The regular Quarterly Commute.
Miss Jessie Strachan, of Jamestown !Master Billy 7,n:g. 1. 1 was given the , iota service for the Ethel Circuit will
efficient President of this signal honour of acting as Master of be held 0s( Sunday next at I.1 a,ut,
the very to the Ethel United Church. Every
department, The program consisted !ceremonies and in a very etlertiv( ,
of the following : An opening hymn manner Billy made the presentation family of the three cons egati(ns 15
was followed by prayer by Mr Thos.: of a fine collodion of beautiful and urged to e present, There will be
Dougherty and then Mrs. (Iter.) ; useful gifts w•hirh the };crests had no afternoon voice and the even
-
Guest gave 'tn address of welcome , brought its a token -of their love and ha service will be held at Roes al
on behalf of the Mottcrit' and Upton goof} wishes for Ruby. The evening 7,30 reel,
ladies who were the hosts for the oc- was spent in games and fun after ! Miss Carol Evans has resigned as
rasion. This was ably replied to by ' which refreshments were served and teacher of the school on the 6th Con,
lilt•. Strachan of Jtmtestowri. An itt. 1 the party returned by motor bus to and will leave in a week for her
strumntitl duet was given by Jean Ethel. The following address was . home t Clinton.The conunnnit•:
Franklin and Ilelc•11 Carrie of 111101 .read by Dorothy 11 utklhl. will r+gaet to lose the etvitr;: o!'
Frail a solo by Mrs. Gardner, of WaleDear Ranby t- We your friends, Miss Evans' not only as t leader in
tan. Mrs. S. Davddson theta Sava an Hurl ne}gllbours have met her to- the school, ttt as 11 hewer -in the
• interesting report of the Annual can• ' night to spend a few hours with you • 'hole eentimunity and United ('Faired
w:ntion of the Ontario ltelieious 1')d- before 1011 leave the 0th to enter on trlu'r1 she was ihvay willing to hely
ucntion Council which she attended naw sphere of life, turd to vlfeer 5031 in any way she could.
Coming to in Galt. After the singing of another our best wish(: fnr a happy viceddvd Presentation to Ethel Girl: ---On
lift.. As a small token of rho high res- \Iottday evening a pleasant 11111' wits
hymn, Mrs. Jac. Pones- Intl in pray -
Morris Rr Grey er and the Ladies Quartette of Un- teem in which we hold you and as spent when about t1 hundred from
f our beet wishes we t} t f the Mel United
I
s ion, s•ung a number, The mernbera of an expression o the ren. toga ion o. •
Fartx<ers Club the cluartott are Mrs. A. Brown, Mrs. ask you to accept these low gifts as clnirch gathered at the parsonage to
5 Meehan,Mrs. G Michel and Mrs a remernberance of the days spent spend a social time with one of their
About juste 25th
P. Boyd.. Interesting and (=nvourag- among
. • us. number, Miss Ruby Cleaver whose
Mg reports were given by members Signed : Ethel girl friends and marriage tapes place soon. Old and
Phone your order to 46 'of each Sunday School represented Mrs, Ziegler, young entered into the spirit of play
kelt ,vis f••lmeily Pricrila Manning,
ei.+tet of 61,, Manning.
Mrs, ("lin,. 14', .5, Riding 3lunntain,
Mau., and her brother, James Dark,
of Neapitwn, Man., arc spending n few
weeks with their sis+ors, Mrs. (h tdon
to d '`iiss Reeky Ihu1 and three bro-
thers in town, Wm., John Red. Relit.
Dark. It is some yt'ars since they
were here last to have a Dtuit fatuity
reunion.
Mt•s, M. Mild, tutu slaughter. plica
1101111 18 N. t ,riuot1y of 'leeforte,
were ealflng on nl(1;1'1 mnds }u Rrussols.
Mrs Rnbh will ins better retneutbered
by the,ddet t,,identv'ae Miss Maggie
Rtoadfont tshn Innght school whim
Mr. John `Shaw was Principal and
Ilia. Wm. Neal the other truly tea0il-
01•- jlwt'•t ht en vermes in tan• ..thiel in
I how; eddy.. We ane glad to see her
again.
•[t r1 a fete e.ame, were enioyed on
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the lawn. Tben an role esting int«
l,rornt to program wi,n },lv,•n cottaist•
ing of stleetion by Melville and. Ars.
Bennis awl my,. R. Hallin: a•ument•
it; by Muriel Michel and Jean Frank
tin; instrumental deet by Mrs. R.
Wilboe and Miss Carol Evans, and r}
solo by George Addy. Rev. D. M.
Guest who acted as Chairman then
called on Mrs. John King who read
an address on behalf of the congre-
gation and Miss, Ruby C ieeaver was
presented with many useful gifts in-
cluding a pair of chairs. The follow.
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