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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1937-6-9, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST S' EVNl.'SDAY J'11 -NE nth, 1987 NEWS OF THE DISTRICT Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents MOINCRXEEF The church service and Sunday school were wit11-drawn tale weals on 'account of Rev, Mr: •Cumming attending conference. Mrs, • 1Iayball who bas been visite. ing friends In the comununity has 1 returned to her Mame in Brampton, Mrs, Geo. Struthers of Vancouver byteri'au church Thursday with the Ipresident, Mrs. Burns Moffatt Pre- siding. After singing and prayer by the Breeklent the treasurers of the diff erenit groups gave the fin- ancial atamnrents showing $71.85 to be the amount raised this quarter. Following a discussion it was de- cided to hold a strawberry festive1 towards the end of June. Tine 101 lowing committee was appointed to make full arrangements: Conveners, Mrs, Eldred Nichol, Misys Florence Fowler, Mrs, Roy Turvey, Mei, Harvey Robertson, Mrs, Arch': Messer, Mrs, J. C. Higgins, 31ie.s Olive Scott and Miss. Hazel Mum. deli. At the close of the meeting the members of the Tur'nberry group served tea. A. D. Smith and Carl Johnston are in Owen Sound attending the annual conference of the Grand Lodge of the Orange Order: Dr. Arthur Shaw and Mrs. Shaw, te, Toronto, with Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Shaw; Lawrence Smalley and Mice Shiers, Teesiwater with friends. • has been visiting her slaer-ln-law, tirs, Ed. Smd'0h, this last week. Don't forget Monerae' Garden party to be held on Friday eve., June 18th, The play "Rose of the North Land" will be' given by our young people. Supper will be serv- ed from, a to 8 e'elock. 11l'. ant Mrs. Archie Mann and Yamlly 'doffed the dormer's sister Mrs. Roy MuCreighit Lucknow on Sunday last. Mr. and Mrs. Geo. anthem and family of Newry visited with Mr, and Aire. Wan, Harrison on Sunday. BLUEVALE air. Wm, Thornton spent the week -end with Mr. and Mrs. Serheet Paul at Tarte Mrs. Earl Hislop of Barrie is visiting with her parents and others friends. Mr. and Mrs, Anson Shaw are movingin their new home in Blue. vale tins week. lir, Bert and Mrs, IietherIngton of Brentford spent the week -end with his Parents Mr. and Mrs, C. Hetherington and family, tilde; and Mrs. Ohas, Coultes visit- ed on, Sunday with Mrs, Grace Snail and his mother Mrs. Those, Coultas. isir. Robt, Shaw preatlhed in Blue - .vale United church. on Sunday morning in the absence of Rev. b who was away at conference. 4VIr. and Mrs. Stanley Gallager visited on Sunday with her parents Mr, and Mrs, 0. Hetherington and family on the ba-undry. We were sorry to :bear that Miss Nellie Elston• had passed away on Thursday in Wingham hospital. We extents our sympathy to the bereav- ed family, The monthly meeting of the W. Id..$. et Knox Presbyterian Church was held Thursday, the vice presi- dent, Mrs, Gerig, presided, Mrs. El- liott was appointed assistant sec- retary, owing to the continued ill- ness of Mrs, Walter Smillie. The meeting was in charge of the youag ladies of the congregation. Prayer was offered by Miss Jean Robertson and Miss Hazel Munuell read the scripture lesson. Miss Jean Mc- Burney read a fine account of the work being done by Ca_e.dian Home Missionaries and 'deaconnesses, among the Ukranians in Toronto and in the Canadian west, also among the Noitth Weet Indians. An invitation was received from the Wi.M-S. auxiliary of St. And rew's Church, WIngham, to ethane the 50th anniversary of the orgau- izing of their society Tuesday, June 8th. Rev. A, V, Robb and Mrs. Robb -were in Windsor attending the Conference of the United Church of Canada. Robert Shaw conducted the service in the United Church un . Sunday. Rev. J. R. Grelg conducted an- nivettsary services at Calvin church, East Wawanosh, on Sunday, The pulpit of Knox Presbyterian ,much 'was occupied by J, Pocock of 'Whitechurch. Service at Endes' Presbyterian will be withdrawn next Sunday on account of anniversary sereices ,n Bluevale when Rev, A, J. McGilli- vrgY, D,D„ of Guelph, will preach, Mr. and Mrs. Earl .Heislep and zen, of Cralghurst, spent the week- BELGRAVE The regular monthly meeting of the Belgrave branch of the Women's Institute wilt be held at the home of Mrs. R. J. McKenzie on Tuesday • afternoon June 15th, with the Home Ecouom:lcs committee in charge. Conveners, Mrs. J. Wheeler, Mrs. R. J. :4LuKenzie; Motto, "It's not the house that makes the home," Airs. J. Michie; Roll Cali, Stain remov- ers; Current Events, Mrs, J. Wheel. er; Address, "Sidestepping dangers i at home," Mrs, C. R. Coultes; music, Mrs. Montgomery; solo, Afiss .Lane; Contest—; Lunch Committee, Mrs. J. Wheeler, :sirs. H. Wheeler, Mrs. 0, Procter. A cordial invitation is extended to the ladies to be present. Art the invitation of the local Wo- men's Institute a meeting was held in the hoarse of Mr. Norman Keeting on Monday night last to discuss the possibility of holding a Memorial Service on the Cemetery Grounds sometime during the summer. Rep- resentatives were present from the three churches, the Women's Insti- tute and the Cemetery Board. Af- ter full discussion it was decided to hold .the service on Sunday, July 4th at 3,00 o'clock In the afternoon. The Minislters of the local churches s will be invited to conduct the ser- vice, one of them giving the address another conducting the meeting and .Evans on Chinese Work lu Canada. The report of the Presbyterial at Whitechurch was given by Airs, M, Ertgel scud a very interssUng story was given by Ma. Peeler. 'rho meeting closed with singing Jaen; a 190 and Mrs. H. Keys repeating the benetiietiou, Atter a soclal hour (lunch was served by the hostess. A the third leading the devotions. Committees were appointed as folty possession of his Caret last fall. The Ethel -Winthrop game of foot- ball played at Winthrop last Friday, Program Committee; Traffic Con- resulted in a win for Ethel by a 4-2 mittee to direct the orderly parking score. It will perhaps be interest - of Cars; Music to arrange for pro- ng to know that the two players curing a musical instrument to a who registered two goals eaen in lead the singing, ,count for Ethel are dull blooded The aim of those responsible for cousins 111 family relationship, but the arrangements will be to snake brothers all, relative to team cow - the service one of quiet devotion bination effort. The entire team, and worship—a memorial servis: in through their manager, Percy ,the fullest settee of the word. Ne Stephenson is being congratulated formal decoration of grebes wilt be on the creditable way the game was observed. Any decoration that is played throughout• done will be voluntary in its GREY ;11r. Thos, Gati"nsy. Stratford, '.1Ir. and Mrs, Tines, Donnelly, Mitchell, Miss Vera lsche, Monkton; Miss loIadielyoi Connolly Detroit, Mich.; Mr. and lairs, George Love and Master George Love of Seaforth were visitors with Mr. and Mrs, , Fergus Connolly this week. The many friends of Mrs Juhn McNabb will be sorry to hear that she is not enjoying her usual good health and is under the ductor's care. Mr. and Mrs, Fred Tolle and Mr, and ;firs, Hodge of McKillop spent Sunday with the Evans family .Miss Helen McNabb, Drayton, spent the week -end at her home: on the 14111 Grey. Quite a number of people from Grey township attended the I, 0. 0. F. Decoration service at Brussels cemetery on Sunday. Mr, and Mrs. Alex Edgar, Gerrie spent the week -end visiting friends In Brussels, Grey and Elma. Airs. David G. Clark has return- ed home six weebs ago, after spend- ing most of the whiter with her friend Miss Isabella Walker, Brus• cels. Mr. John Ryan Sr. and John Ryan Jr., of London called on friends in the village on Saturday. They were attendng the funeral of Mr, Ryan's uncle Mr, Jas. Keely er Morris. Miss lean Drager of Toronto is spending her holidays with her mother, Mrs, C, Drager. Mr. Walter MoClary of Toronto Bible Society preached in the Angli- can church en Sunday, he gave an excellent address and there was a good attendance. ETHEL Casper Fleet has been handicap- ped in the completion of spring seeding in his farm near the vitlage by the loss of a useful, much needed work horse. Mr. Fleet has been rather unfortunate as this is his second lose in horses, .since taking lows: nature and may be done before or A horse, the property of Bert 'after the service. This effort Is Lake, took sick a few weeks ago somewhat of an experimelt; It it is and despite skilled efforts to eject successful this year it is likely to recovery, died. I1 is said by ,ane became an annual event. who claimto know horses, that this particular hose was as good a one as any person could ever need to CRANBROOK have, the loss of which will be more ..�. noticeable and regretab,e, auti can. Mae and Mrs. Hermon Hintz and not easily be replaced, son Ronald, Mr. and Mrs. Edward Wortle and sons Mervin and Gordon g Logan, were visitors at the home uE was held last Saturday at the Ethel Mr, and Mrs, Jacob Fischer on Sun_ deco e day. The property of Alrs. C. Raynard, Mts. Alvin Pride who Had .he C deceased is for sale ur to rent. miafuntune of breaking a limb is ].r Miss Anent principal in Ethel Listowel hospital• Ilei many friends l)ubllc school ylll disdontinua tcaoh- wish her a speedy recovery. :ing Meer atter midsummer vucatiot. Itev. W. A. Williams, paster of • Sotbball and football practiced are in order, regularly at the park,, Ethel United church Y.P.A. are sponsoring a social evening, dated ' for Friday, June 11, To which Ethel i resbytreian church 11:oplu , The W. M. S. of Knox Presby- (and Union United have been luvl�ed terian church met at the home of t Softball games in early evening will Mrs. Wm. Smalldon, June 3, with be followed by a varied program to Mus. (Rev.) Williasrirs, presiding in be given in the school room of the chair. The Meeting opened United church, Every onewelcome.. ion with a hymn and the repeating of Lunch will be served. Collection th-e Lord's Prayer, Mrs, el. Engle +taken up• read the minutes of the previous The 14th con, of Grey ,supplies ,meeting, Business was then dis- t;bhe bride who 1s Well and popularly cussed, The roll call was answer- kuown In Ethel, for a June wedding, ed by a large number with a verse Saturday of this week. A Wilted of scripture. After the sing:ng of .C11urc1r pastor will officiate, hymn no 401, the scripture lesson By the final draft of London con was read by Mrs. A. Cameron. Mrs. gei.sr Grey Township Council mettle end It Mr. and Mrs. Robert Shaw; Robert Hogg and Mr, and Knox Presbyterian church, left last Mrs, Thos. Diokecn, Seadortb, and i week fur Windsor, Nova Scotia, their son, Charles Dickson, Lon- • where he will spend a few days .don, with their cousins, Mr, and wi.h his son Maldwyn. Mss. et, F. Gerais% Mr, and Mrs. George Donaldson and Mrs Mary Sanderson, Toronto, at their home; Ii. L, Bosman has returned home atter spending some time with his daughter, Mrs. 11. H. Lloyd, Wing - hear. Mr. Beeman is mubh im- proved in hearth, The 2ent7quarterly meeting of the Ladies' Aid was held in Knox Pres - NOTICE ! Tier ll4iunicipal Council at the Twp, o;f Morris are asking for tend- tha to palet the Abram Bridge, In Con. 1, ileitis, The lowest of 1107 tender not 'netsessat'lly accepted. Tender ,to be coneidered at the Twp. Ilan oi3 vtonddY,, htie 14tH at 2 p.m, Alex MacEwen,.. Clerk. (Kay.) W, A. Williams, lead 1n pray- ed 0huroh stationing y Comandeteo, ,we learn that Rev, Mr, er, The current events were read ,Barnard is placed. at Corinth, Rev, by Mre. R, Campbell and IVIrs, D. H. Sne11 at Ethel and a farmer $nether, Ethel Pastor, Rev. J. W. Johneton at TIM Miele was given by Mrs. G. 1 7 • Tesis* by car owners in 14 cities proved *Tests conducted by Ross Federal Research Corp: 11 95% of the motorists who tested Blue Sunoco against 54 other well known gasolines, in U.S., stated that Blue Sunoco improved the performance of their cars. THE ONLY TRUE SLUE R Harry Champion's Garage Phone 8 Brussels, Ont. Fords ich, C. R. Dunbar has a quantity of oats available for feed, at his chop- ' plug mill. The weigh scales located near the chopping mill have been accurately adjusted recentlb,. under tee Proper inspection. Several persons who admire good horses were interested a few days ago in seeing Ed Gill's recetn'y purchased fine typt brood mare weighed, the nearest guess hazard- ed came within Len pounds of what the scales showed. Her weight being 1800 lbs, less ten pounds. Jas. Ballantyne is with Jas. Stev- enson sawmill outfit at Durham, in the camp provision department for eatables, The shone at Listowel was the of attraction for a big crowd from Ethel Saturday night. Arnold Earl received second prize certificate and silver medal, for Playing violin solo on April 17 at Strabford Festival, On Friday evening, June 11, a so8tba.]l game will be played be- tween Ethel United and Ethel Pres. byiterian girls. Also a game be- tween Ethel tboye and Union, After the games a goodprogramme will be given in the basement of tlte- United Church, consisting of num- bers from Roes, Unier„ Presbyter- ian and United church, Everybody welcome, The Associate Helpers' Meeting Ethel site W. M. S. of Unted Church was held on Thursday alter. noon, June 3rd, in the Sunday School Auditorium. The Presi•lent conducted the meeting and 24 ladies were present. The Call to Worship, hymn 800, • .was read by the Pres„ after which Mrs. Wim, Bremner offered prayer, Then followed the Scripture Read- ing taken from Luke 'Chap. 18 Sc 19, after which hymn 488 was sung, The minutes of the lest meeting were read and approved and tate roll call answered with a tavarlte verse, It was decided to send our "tea money' to the China famine fund. Mrs. Q, Dobson read cine Dev. Leaflet "Jesus et Heine in Canada,' Miss Jean Pearson anti Miss Jessie Pearson then favoured us with a vocal duet, "Brighten the Corner where you are." Mrs, Jos. Pearson read an interesting article trete the Hearst Hospital telling of their work there, and Miss E. Pearson read a similar article telling of the work in Matheson Memorial Hama tal, Mies. L, Lake sang the solo, "Bridge the Road to Hee.ven with a Smile," which was much enjoyed, • As mark of our regard for her and oar appreciation of what she Ices done for our society, Mrs. Bar- nard was then presented with a small gift, for which elle thanked the society, The meeting closed with hymn etee and the Benediction. Tea was served and a social hour spent 'together. WROXETER Miss Magaret Struthers, who has been visiting Mrs. A. McLeod for , the past week elft on Sunday for her home la Toronto. ' • • - Mr, and Mrs, Lawrence Moffatt and sons or London were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Martin. Mr, John McBurney spent a. short time with his daughter Mrs. Martin one ' day last week. Mr, and Mrs. Leslie Hetherington visited wth Mr. and Mrs, M. Sellers over the week -end. Mrs, T. 0, Hemphill, Miss 111, Masa Goodfellow were in London on Friday. 'The Ladies Guild meeting will be held ut the bonne of Mrs. Agnes Earle on Thursday, The June meeting of the W.M.S. will be held at the Manse on Thursday after- noon when Mrs. Wearring will give her report of the Convention at Chatham which site attended. iMr, C. Stewart of the Banat of Commerce Is n,ow having a vacation, Mr. Riehartleon is relieving teller. Flower Sunday will be observed in both United and Anglican pimclr next Sunday. Children are re- quested tobring their flowers to r this service, These flowers will be given to the sick and shot -ins, Dr, and Mrs, T. C. (Mean and >1d• ward, K. 11, :Gibson and wife of Hamilton spent Sunday with' their mother, Mr.e Thomas G11abn, who is very ill. The Women's Association are serving dinner to the Insurance men who are attending a meeting here on Wednesday of this week. PLAN SIMPLE FUNERAL FOR JEAN HARLOW Body of Platinum Blond ,actress Will Not Lie In State BURIAL WEDNESDAY Los Angeles—Jean Harlow, author of the platinum blunt vogue and central figure of marital trapedy, will be buried with simplicity sharp- y ly In contrast with or eat Holly- wood's Post spectacular careers, • The 20.year-old movie star died unexpectedly Monday oC uremic poisoning, Iler death, at the height cf her success, was remindful of that of Barbara La Mar, Wallace Reid, and Rudolph Valentino, But her another, Mrs. Jen Bello, and her stepfather, Marino Bello, sought 't0 .fot'eatall dtenioneti•atlone by the cuirous. , Miss Harliw wit lltot lie in state. The coffin will be closed when Pri- vate services .were held today at the Wee Kirk o' The Heather In Glen. dale. DANCEY & BOtSBY BARRISTERS, SttLIC17tlRS, ETC. L. E,•Danoey, K,C. & R J. Boleby Brussels, Ont. 'Phone 64X