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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1937-10-20, Page 1x 410 xx 19 f;tx / 4ni'1h'{t','hioxiM._1x«x ,� rpSt ,,t tit =:t , USE TOEADS �y AS YOUR. r`r A SJiOPPING LISTS w BRUSSELS, ONTARIO WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 20th -1937 Installation of "`"""'"'PEOPLE WE KNOW. Morning Star Rebekah Lodge Mrs, ina Wolfe, D,D, President Stratford Lodge and Intsalling Team Here On Tuesday evening, October 12, Mrs, Ina Wolfe, D. D. President of Stratford aconiipanied by her inetal- ling staff paled ]nor official visit to Morning Star Rebekah Lodge No. 316 for the purpose of installing the officers for the ensuing terns. During the evening a Pan Noble Grand Jewel teas presented to Mrs, Gerry the retiring Noble Grand and a nosegay of roses and Baby's Breath teas given to Mrs, Wolfe, The lodge room was. bright and homelike with. bowls and baskets of flowers and at the close of tre lodge the members enjoyed a social hour with the Stratford sisters while a delicious hatch was served by the soda' committee, • Grandmothers Guests of Oct. Institute Meeting On Friday afternoon the Women's Institute entertained the grand- mothers of the community in the public library. The meeting open- ed with the president, Mas, Harold Sl>edt", presiding, The atotto for the meeting "Living A Life is More Than Living," was very capably taken by Mrs, J. Anderson. The roil call was answered by naming something in use now, not in use fifty years ago. Short stories of local intereet were given by airs, A. Stracban, who [spoke of the dark day, while Mrs, I. Parker read some letters written by her father to hie brother eighty-five years ago wren he took up land near Brussels when this country was all bush. Several grandmothers showed their wedding pictures. Mrs, J. Oliver and Mrs•. Proctor sang a cruet and Mrs, rt. H aiacdonald and elks, W. Stewart gave readings. DANCE iN BELGRAVE FRIDAY, OCTOBER 22nd ERNEST'S 'ORCHESTRA ADMISSION - - 25c Best Skippers A doctor says that people wen)11 feel much better if they did nt,re He points to the flue physique of book reviewer+', RE THEATRE SEAFORTH NOW PLAYING Walter Wlnchell Ben Bernie IN Wake Up And Live -with- Alice Faye Patsy Kelly A story filled with mirth and melody Mon., Tues., Wed,, Oct. 26, 26, 27 Jean Arthur Edward Arnold -In- Easy Living A shop girl Cinerella yarn that ,has everything -and-- /The (Fight Tommy FARR vs, Joe L'OUIS Thurs., Fri., Sat., Oct. 28, 29, 30 'The Surprise Picture of the year - packed with action and loaded with Stars Exclusive starring Fred MacMurray and Frances Farmer COMiN Make A Wish The Singing Marine Matinees -Sat. and Holidays at 3 p.m. Mee, Lyle Hopper bas returned Monte after spending several days with her another, Mrs, Lake. Mr. and Mrs, Dan Denman spent the week -end with Dr, and Mrs, R. P. Field, The ladies are casters. Rev, C. J, and Mrs. Moorhouse, London were ween -end visitors with friends, Mr, Moorhouse was In charge of anniversary services at Trowbridge, Mr, and Mrs. Jos. Wilton spent ripe week -end in Detroit with the former's sister, Mrs. F, Reuben. who Iter many Mende aro sorry to know, is quite 111. Mr, and Mrs, Frank Oliver, De- troit, were week -end guests with hie mother, Mra• Jaw, Oliver, B. Maud on aid, 'Cromarty, was a Sunday and tor with his mother, Mrs A, II Macdonald. Mrs. R. Straeran and hiss Flea once Buchanan were recent Toronto visitors. iIrs S. Fox was visiting her brother, Chas. .l1eCufcheon, Wrox- eter, Mr. and Mrs. H, Champion, week- end visitors in Toronto. Mrs, Tiros, Vodden, Ethel leas been visiting with Mrs. A. 11, :iJac• clonald„ Moving Pienures of the Coronation in color will be shown in the Town Halt, on the evening of Nov. [2nd. Under auspices of East Group of Vatted Church Misses Lillian and Eva McKay of Dundas were visitors ealth Mrs, W Il, Kerr over the weekend. Mrs, W. H, Kerr visited friends and relatives in Kincardine on Mon- day. Mr, and Mrs, Jack Anderson and fancily of Beigrave visited on Sum day at home of Mr. and Mrs, W.H. Bell. Rev, H. O'Neil, Gerrie, was a guest at St, John's rectory while con noting the harvest services on Sunday last, Rev, Jno, Graham was in ebarge of the Sunday servte• es at Wroxeter, Gorrle and Nord. wick Mrs, F. Burchill has returned hone Miss Eleanor Nichol et Straiferd ant( Miss Myrtle Fraser of Seafnrth spent Sunday- with Mr, and Mrs James Rhodes. Mm Hatton, and -lir.. Harriston, of Elena visited at W, H. Bell's on Sunday last, Mrs. W. t', Strettmt. of town, AJr, and Mrs, L, A, evritht of Toronto spent the week -end with their sister .firs. Pringle in the country, Mrs. A Le -itch attended t he fan• mai of her son-in-law C. J. IilrLaren of Sorwleli, a [week ago, Mrs, Ger el. McKay of Allier-' natty, tisk„ is the acnes[ of Rah', Liviu_saone of Walton. ' For the past tett clay.. Mts. Rust Cunningham iras been seriously in at her home In Toronto. Root of All Evil From the Raleigh, North Carolina. News anti Observer) --Officer Cram witted of Accepting Bride, MELVILLE PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH Services will be conducted_ on SUNDAY, OCTOBER 24th by the Rev. Gordon -R, Dunciu, B.A., B.D. Warkworth, Ont. Serbice at 11 a.m. and 7,30 p.m. All the members anis adherents are asked to make special efforts to attend TAi UNITE CHURCH REB, H. J. MAHONEY, B.A„ B.D, Minister oeitenaleas 11 a.m,--•Annual Thank Offering of Woman's Missionary Sooiety, "Before Thy Call 1 Will Answer" 3 p.m,-Suhday School. 7 pan.-Worsrtp conducted by tate Minister. :Monday, B .p,m.-Y. P. S, Nov, 7th --Anniversary Services Nov, 9th -Fowl Supper, Wir . Cook's HouseDestroyed By Fire Wed. The home of William Cook, 'Cu'tt- berry St„ north, was completely de' Jnoliehea, when fire, believed to have originated in the deankey, broke out at approximately 6,30 Shia morning (Wednesday), The blaze lead gained suoh headway when the alarm was turned in by Miss F. Bueilanaa, that in spite of prompt work of tate fire brigade, notrtng could he torte to save the house and 15, toegeher with the entire Contents, was completely destroyed. Bruesets has been very fortunate Os Gate is the fins serious fire since two years alto when the Banker grant elevator at the station was burned, St.J ski's Church Harvest Festival Rev. H. A'Nell of Gerrie Conducts Services at St, John's Anglican Church Rev. H. O'Neil, B.1„ 1.D,, Gerrie, was the guest clergyman in charge of the Harvest Festival services of SR, John's Anglinan church on Sun- day last, He del4bered two splentl did discourses taking for hie morn- ing subject the 35111 verse of the 11th chapter of Si. John "Say not ye There are yet four months, and then cometh the harvest: behold, I say unto you, Litt tap your eyes, and look on the fields, for they are white already unto the harvest." and In the evening the let verse of the 92nd psalms "It is a good thing to give thanks unto the Lord, and to sting praises [into thy name, 0 most High!, S. ectal music by the choir induct • ed the anthem "Fear Not 0 Land" by Simper, solo parts being sung ey Kenneth Coleman and Lorne Bryan the "Te Deum" and "Jubilate" at the morning service and during Lha evening worship a solo "Beneath His Wings" contributed by Miss Al- berta McMurray, the anthem "Can - tate Domino" and the "Kittle Dimta tis" and special hymns and prayers were used. Large congregations were present at both services, particularly in tate evening when Melville Presbyter - tan and are United church with. drew their services to order that their members might join the Si. John's congregation in the annual "Hervest Homo" service of that church. The church was beautifully decay Wit with the first fruits and bowers for the ot•easion, The officers were grttitted with the subsl.aatlal "Thankoffening" received, Fowl Supper A very large crowd attended the Fowl Sup -per held Tuesday evening under the auspices of St. John's ehureh, Approximately 600 tickets dere sold. A play 'The Red haired Girl" was presented, following the supper, In the town hall by the Preebyterian young people of Bluevale and thor• ()uglily enjoyed by the large audi- ence, Between acts pleasing solos were contributed by Rev. Grieg, of Bluevale and piano duet by Mrs. J, Graham and 'Bobs' Campbell, Rev, .T. Graham was crairman for the ev- ining, Rev, H. Mahoney of the Unit- ed Church spoke a few words. BELGRAVE Institute meeting, Monday, Oat. 25 The Women's Institute meeting meeting which was postponed will be held on Monday, Oct. 26 at the hone of Wire, Harold Procter with tile Peace committee in charge. The Conveners, arm Harold Procter, Slrs. L. Iiopper; Roil Cal!, A verso on Armistice; Motto, 'Loyalty and Service,' Mrs. Jas, Taylor; Aciderss, Rev, Mr, McLean; :Nasik.•, Mts, N Geddes; Lenteh Com., Mrs. .1. M, Cenetes, Mrs, R. Higgins, Mrs, S. Procter, Teacher -Now, Joiutny, can name a place in Alnska7 Johnny -No 'an, .7leacher-JI'31ait'a right; Nome. Good for you! Next! You ost jit ' EVERY KIND. OP a*j 0i M JOB ��y, JOB PRINTING �a • " AT REASONABLE PRICES A ,6.O 1fxxxi qwxOrxgoK4i xl,L9:1 POST PUBLISHING HOUSE[, LOCAL NEWS ITEMS Annual Meet ng Miss .William,s Cad �iLle Society Elected Pres. At Y.12.. Rally CARD OF THANKS Look At Your Label! We wish to thank our ueighbnrs and friends for their ,itindneas and expressed sympathy in word and act at the time of our recent bereave. meat, Jack and Sate Barr, A Bright Idea ! Have the Partsian Dry Cleaners freshen up your winter coat before Mailing to wear 4t, and your lighter weight garments before storing there away. They, will wear longer and look like new, C. Hiegaton, Agent, CARD OF THANKS Pae_sed away Ont. 0th, 1937 During the past seven years when Mies Wooles has made her rome with nie many kindnesses have been shown us. Although a constant sugerer she was a jibing example oe patience and cheerfulness, The many visits by the Iadtes and the ta°'ty treats brought in were so ap- preciated by our clear friend For these I wish to express ncy thanks. I would especially thank Rev. Williams and those who came- to ameto the service to pay their last respects to our loved one, May Gott bless you. Mary E, Lott, Church Notes The services on Sunday morning in Melville Presbyterian Church was conducted by D, T. Evans, s'u- dent of Knox College, Toronto, who took for his text, John 14-6, "The Way and the End of the Way." Suit. able music was given by the choir, Rev, Gordon Duncan, of Warks - worth, will preach on Sunday, Oct, 24 Service hi the United Church was conducted by the Rev. F, J, Fydell, of Gerrie, who spoke from I Tim- othy, 1-8 "Do not be ashamed to testify to our Lord.", Evening service in both churches were withdrawn in courtesy to St, John 'sAnglinaa Church which heist its harvest Home Festival 011 Sun- day, United Church W. A. The H'uman's A:ssntriation of the United church Kehl 11S re;;utar 10,-e1. lag at the home of airs. H. L, Jack_ son Thursday evening with a need attendance present, The President, Mrs, W. H. Bell, presiding, In the Devotional service etis. Ihrcir:at and Mrs. Parker assisted Maisia Dorothy Armstrong and Jean ,sett con ributed instrumental music. The secretary, Miss Robinson gave minutes of previops nteetln c. Treasurer's statement was also .te- en, after which plans were conrt,141 ell for the successftti carrying one of the fowl capper to bo served at the United elturch, Tuesday evening, Nov, 0th following Sunday Antclvo.r- sary services, At the couclusiou of business the west group served an Autumn Tea which was much enjoyed, Listowel Business Man Is Paid Final ,Tribute The funeral of Arthur B. George, one of Listowel's oldest business men, took .place from Knox Presby- terian Church Monday afternoon, Rev, W. F, Kelley, of Knox Cburch, had charge of tate service, assisted by Rev, H, Naylor, rector Of Christ Anglican Church, During the .liana's of the funeral seraldoe stores remained closed in respect cet his long business career here, Mr, George died suddenly from a heart 'attack in hie restaurant. His death terminated a business career of al, .most 50 years in Listowel Besides tris wife, he is survived by two sons, Roy, of Galt and Ilr, Morton George of weed and one daughter, Mrs, nay of Oshawa. Crawford --So yon can't under- stand Why your boy In college Bank• ed in all the foreign languages? 5rtrbsitaw-ho, it's a mystery to me, Ile picked tap alt the college yells in no time, Our mailing flat has beau revieed up to and including October 20th. Payments received after that date do not show on the label, If you have matte a payment since our list was revised and prior to Oc- tober 20111, make sur at your label reads cotreotly, Should there be any error please let us know in order that the proper change note' be made when our lists are corrreetee again, Moving Pictures of the Coronation In Color Coming Two Projectors, Loud Speayer, Ant pSffer, Sound Equipnment for Ilan,l Music, lilshop of eanttrbtu''s Speech. King's Oath and other sound work will be put on in the Town Hull, on the evening of Nov, end, by Mr, W. D. Robertson, ex. Pert photographer of Cairncross and Lawrence of London, Ont., under auspices of Bast Group of the L'nii. ed Church. Doors open 7.30 p.m, Entertainment R .pan, sharp Adtniesion-Adults 25c; Cililie'n under 12 years, 15c, -_a-- Legion _„x_Legion Dance Enjoyable Affair The dance held in the Town Hall on Wednesday evening of last week, sponsored by the Legion of Brussels, was a most enjoyable function, well attended by the dance loving folk of the community. The music of Florence Muer and her ororestra provided appreciated music and the re -surfaced floor of the ball was a feature which added much to the pleasure of dancing, The hope that many auotber danle of the sante type may be held in the future was expressed by those who enjoved themselves Wednesday evening. Presentation On Wednesday evening last, a number of 'blends met at the home of Wm. and Mrs. Somers to spend a sneial hour with their neighbor Mrs. Lake, prior to her removal from their nidet. A dainty lunch wa- served by the hostess assisted by Mrs. Bates and Mrs, Denman. After which Mrs, Lake was made the recipient of a brantitul Trail Mirror, Tho' taken by surprise, Mrs. Lake thanked her friends for th'ir thoughtfulness and invitee theme to visit het ht her new home., United Church Y P. S. The I, P. ee, of l iu --,ls ti t i Church met on llond•,3 : evening for their regular w . 111y Charles hryana tat t 1::en. nap C.,1,. veuar in (barge. clary :iced feat) toe scripture for the The topic euta1 d'The leael ,' it of Law' win 41h1y talon by Eirc r D. hell. He teemed out to the group how th'o ly law end religion ]fad beelr linked all 14o1gh the gradual et„vulti, 0 whhrh jaw had taken. He told many or the 'insole by which a utau was, proven gutity or not guilty man} years ago and showed how these bad been improv- ed on from time to tint!, Margaret Pearson then sang a sole whirl everyone enjoyed. The meeting closed for anotifer week by alt re. pettting the Mizpadt Benediction, WALTON Mrs. .Hoerle and daughter Rutin, Mr, and Mrs. Harold Hoerle and ales, Henry Hoerle of Heidelberg, visited with Mr, and Mrs, Charier Sellers; Mr, and Mrs. Silas Johnston and Wesley Stevenson and Ritts Eileen Stevenson spent the we3k- e11d at Male tool Guelph; Ma's. J. Sellers of .Morris with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sellers, RIs', and Mrs, Deet Dennison and daughter or Preston Mrs. Lena Me -Gavin and sou, Wilmot of Kitcihener, visited Mr. and Mrs Herold Sellers; Louis Armstrong tool daughter Doris of Morris end 111x, and :Mrs. Armand Kermeek and Joan, and Mrs, John Harris of .Blyth with Mr, and Mrs, Harold Solders, The people of this community loaded a rear of vegetables, fruit, era for the West Tuesday, Miss le, Coulter of Melei11op is vrieittng Mrs, I2. Hoy at. ,present, ''hose who attended the annual meeting of (h local branch of tiro /Ale Society in the United chtlreh on Friday evening, Oct, 15111, en. joyetl a real treat, as Rev, Waiter McCleary, District Secretary, gave- bis illustrated lecture on Spain, the work or die Society there, and con- ditions. as they are at present, The Secretary's report for the years 1931 and 1930 W11s encourag. lug, sdurwlrtg au Illerease in amount contributed, Ile~pori is as follows, Receipts 1915, Cash h on Maud $ 2.8e Colleetione 19115 1u 1.'3 Collections 1934 1;17,62 Total $245,o2 Expeuditureec Upper Canada Bible Society, 1938 $11)5 011 Upper Canada Bible Society 1935 -- 130 00 Total 3244.00 Balance on hand $ 1,02 The election of officers, presided over by Rev, John Graham, resulted fn she re -appointing of 1936 officers and collectors, with a few necessary changes and additions. A hearty vote of thanks was ac- corded last year's staff for the good work done. During the evening, Mrs, Jelin Graham and Mr. George Northwo r5, favored the audience with much are predated solos, Mrs, Bobs Camp. bell was accompanist for the aver. ins and Jack Lowry presided at the Lantern, The President, P. A, McArthur was chairman. The following are the officers and ('shatters for the ensuing year: President -P. A, i oArthur Vice -Presidents -The resident min- isters of Brussels, Ethel auti Cranbroak Ser„ Treas.-Carrie Hingston Executive Committee 1lenibers: Mr. Geo, Eckmier, ;air, Jas, Bryans Mrs. D. Denman Mrs. A. Straeran ails, A, C. Dances airs, J. C. Smith Mies Jessie Strachan Mt', Jna, Sdinock Collectors Ilru.:,:el., I•:ast-,llrs, D, De:runan airs, Meadows Brusesls We t- Mrs, A, Strachan Mrs, R S. IIamfltr,,lt Muss, is Sortie -Miss Ma. Skeitnn Hiss Grace Stewar, 3 .u.h Mrs, Wm. Fi titer 1•,111,1-- elre. ti! ''. 1 [haler \its, h^a, lerauter eir lad -.lee. Thee, Wilson Mrs -,dna, Riley ".tel Itlt-1I1s_ 1 Strachan Mrs- Geo, Joltniton 31It \ tole3l•ee, P. A. McArthur 11ns, Jas, Turnbull 7th a 5th -Sits, N. Cardiff Mice SI, MrFariane nth a 111th --'Mrs, A. Lamont Miss V. Ellacot /lar & 12th -Mrs. Va. Petrie Mrs, E. Higgins 13th & 11t11 -;Hiss J. Alcock Hiss .11, Stephenson East of Ctanbrook-•-Jno. Sahnock Morris-- 3r0---M.tss Ruby done - Miss M Ireland 4th-11rs, R, Currie, Mrs', M. Lowe 6th --Mrs, Geo, Davis, :errs, Wm, Clark 6th--M'is.s Aden Orasby . Hiss Ilisten Me -Mrs. S. McCall Mrs, le Barnes Notice - Annual Meeting, Cranbttr is ('`oat. Inanity Hall will be held in tit • h•aU, on Monday, Got, 251h, at 8 Pat A11 interested govern them 'res ilsn ortiingly, D, R, Houston, see, MORRIS Miss Myrtle Fraser of Seaforth spent tote last weep with her par. eats, Mr, and Mrs, Fraser, 8111 line of Morrie, Societies Representing Maitland Presbytery Convene at Bluevale The annual ropy tee the Young People's Societies of the Maitland' Preebytet'y, was held in IKuox Prase byterian Church Friday, The eater-. 3ltton session 5e11ed at 5 o'clock with members Of aha Elbe] society taking iebarge of the devotional period. Several items of business carne under discussion. At 6,10 the radio of the congregation served supper to over 128 members and delegates. After supper all joined in a sing -song led by Rev, J. R. Greig, Rev. C, H. MacDonald, Luckuoly, delivered tbo after supper address, evoking of the four divisions of Y,I':S, work, dealing with the devo- tional work iii inueitular, and urging the young people to keep the dyes of Chrhtlauity horning, Promptly at 7,30 members of the Whitecltdrth Society opened the evening session, John 1VInTabish, President of I311evaie Y.P,S., gave a few words of welcome and Miss Elizabeth Inglis of Delmore, gave a report of Kintail Summer SobooL Rev, Kenneth 14IanLean introdae- ed the gueaker, A_ Thomson, est Elorasp, who gaveRey. anE. spirtug 'talk on seeking the right thing in life, He stated those who seek will find, and if wrong things are found, disappointment is the result, Solos were rendered by Cameron McAuley and Miss Camp- bell, The new officers are as follows. Pres„ Miss E, Williams, Cranbrock; 135 vice-pres., Clark McGregor, Tees - waiter; 2nd vice-pres., Camerin Mc- Auley, Ripley; cor. sec., Miss Dor- othy Deen, Wingham; rec. sec., Miss J`essle Little, Brussels; areas-, Thomas Wilson, Whitechurcr, Ars Invitation was ac0epted to holda the nest rally at Lucknom, WEDDING Roberts ---McDowell St. Paul Street Cburch, St, Cath- arines, was the setting for the mar- riage of Anne Josephine :MeDoweit. youngest daughter of the Iate Mr, and 3Irs, Harvey McDowell of Det grave, UM., to Mr, Robert li'ctlton Roberte. son of air, and .lira, Charl- es Robeets, of Si. Catharines. Rev, 12uy 1 r,tl performed the ceremo,ty, The bride, given in marriage Le- iter yh. r brother -hr law. Mt', Wallace D- Sholdice, was lovely in a gown of ivat,v suede lace made en prin:'a.::' linos, The skirt and train had ina serfs of net and the long embroider.: oil veril fell from a eorouet of lace which matched the dress. Site curried a shower bouquet of roses, lilies of the valley and orchids. The bridegroom's gift to the bride was a lovely gold locket, aim Dorothea Ilubert, the fa -ride's only attendant, was charming in a quaint ,period dress of St. James' rose faille taf- feta, made with square ueckliue, triple puffed sleeves and very full skirt. Iler demure poke-bonuet of the same material was tied beneath her chin with matching velvet rib., bon and she carried a colonial bone geed of roses and snapdragons, AVir Itiohartl Seehuber was groomsman. Mr, Harold Holgate played softly throughout the ceremony and ac coinpahied Mr, F. Ilanlps0n who sang "Because" during the signing of the register. The ueheen were Mr, Orval Graham or Str0.ttoid, brother-in-law of the bride, and Mr. Tack Ralberts, brother of the bride- groom, Follotwing the ceremony a reception was lield at tee home of the bride's sister, Ottawa street, St, Cethdu•ines Mos, Shoidice were black velvet wtltlt matching bat ann a corsage of roses, .Rims Roberts mother of t'tp brldttgroenn, chose black lace twill' bat to match, and also were a corsage of. roses, Later Mr, and Mts. Roberts left on a atter of trip to New York, the bride Wearing a black suit with black and white accessories, Shp earrled re shoit fur jacket. On their retain", they Twill reside on Niagttt4 street;, St, Cittbarines,