The Brussels Post, 1938-9-28, Page 4THE BRUSSELS POST
WEDNESDAY, SEPT, 28th, 103S
RUNNERS UP• IN S Cl
L .SC''"1EALL LEAGUE
t'ilee
a"terneen roe the South Bruce
esti lt,,. pr..nd of 'tt-.r
�l„tun i'cta_• ,a') tc ale
lion_ -e! an'1 al eel F.. ee.v
b:llt:betlt Backe.- and Mary Beeee ;
Mara a er.
.,r, e by the Ripley team
1ec•t t - eiTee :,•ilha l chgrpionehip.
t;:rr 11,,c....1 some very fine
fr.,. • rr:;- fief! to right) Wen Fox.
t' . . Its, el.rry Ftk
Helen mic.-r,
back row re e to right; Kenneth
by a close score of 3.5 on Saturday,
Though not the champions they
teams. Members of the team
Evelyn IIe(:ler, Vera Wright, Clara
Wilima Lowrie, Jerry Jewell,
Adorn, president, and Elmer Bell,
NEV6'S0F THE DISTRIC"3
Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents
CRANBROOK
Weiss Dorothy Huether was home
ta,t Sunday attending the Anniver-
sary eerviceS,
The many friends of Mr. Hector
Knight wish to congratulate him ou
reserving his B.A. degree.
Dr. Athol McQuarrie of Toronto
seas a guest at the home of his
nephew, Mr, Elmer McQuarrie over
the week -end.
A very pleasant event took Place
last Friday night when friends and
neighbours of Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Engel, gathered together In the
community hall, Cranbrook to
spend an enjoyable evening with
thein and to ,p,resent theta with a
gift and many good wishes for a
long and haikpy journey through
life together.
The evening was spent In dancing
and during the hour that a dainty
lunch was served the bride and
groom served all present with a
Piece of their wedding cake.
The followiing address was read
by Rev, W. A. Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Engel:
What a surprise you gave all
your friends one neighboteta when
you so suddenly got married, after
waiting patlently and long, think-
ing perhaps it Would never take
place or perhaps you had fooled us
all by getting married on the sly,
behind a bombshell, the event has
really happened, now we are all
happy and we wish you a long and
,prosperous journey on the myster-
ious. ata of matrintattY.
You have both been very useful
and very serviceable in all the
.events ot our little community and
we know that you will continue to
be att.
Your friends and neighbors would
like re: to cceept this studio couch,
11:1,. token or their apprec a -
GREY
La::t Thu.sday- Light a number
cf ft'ieutls and neighbours gathered
at the )tome of Mr, and Mrs• Oliver
iica ngw•ay, loth con, of Gray - to
,pend a .uciai hour with them and
xerce, their rt a. t that Mr. and
Mrs. Hemingway, who lied lived
Among thein for the past thirty
were leavisg the immediate
c'cin'1,y to take uto residence 1n
the r hc.me in Brusse.s.
.inti Mrs. Hemingway were
see lie recipients of a tea wagau
-i d m tgazine rack with the. good
'.sh, : for a long and happy life in
i:,ir n..•w home, 11r, Robt.
ever made the presentation
.h:lr-: the address was read by Mr.
John Gaynor.
Mr. Hemingway on behalfof -his
Wee and himself made a - su tabes
eely thanking their friends for the
kindness.
A delightful evening was spent
dancing and playing cards with
lunch being served at the close.,
Mrs, Stanley Kitchen of . Elena
: as not been as well as. her m,4ny
"rientes would like lately and :„We
hope there wall soon be auym4ridee
me nt, She was an old Grey-. t;owe-
civ'p girl, (liable Carmichael).
Gordon Knight has been ntaJting
xtensive improvementtt eejah„ +,lis
house cementing the atelier and
ening on new eavetrouF1i1i anal
new cistern, .Gordon to never Vail --
if he is not doingeeepeagehteg
to make ,thinks look better:---.
Bit ss Helen, McNabb who 18
teaching near Guelph Meet the
week -end with her parents. '
There was a good turnout at the
•
anniveraiy at Cranbrook last Snn^,
day and they listened to two grand
t .:Tacos also the singing by, the
choir led by Wm. Ritchie in. old
time style which was mush enjoyed.
Mr. Berniee Payne has been Otte
poorly lately with an attack 'of
leen cf your fr e- I •:nip, You have tot•ilais.
to -,tante others happy and
t+e lupe that on this you may
settle rainy a problem that claim
your thoughts,
Signed by
Your fteends and neighbors
Mr, Engel matt- a very approp-
riate reply. Thanking everyone
who had helil:ed.
M,ny cf the ..i0, m[ nn 7r•:$, or
Iiunx 1 r^shyterinit church who
have lett Cranbrook during the
test few vena' carne baci, last Bun-
ds,,,, to join in the Anniversary ser-
vice,,, head In 'Knelt ehur,'n. It was
the a'n h Annive-nary of the rebuild-
ing or ter chtmeh,
JAMESTOWN
Cbat'crh service will be belrl in
Victoria Hail, Jameetcwn on. Ort,
2in1 ,Sunday evening. The. Rev.
Snell or Ethel will be in charge of
the, service, Come and enjoy a heal
service by a real minister, Service
•tai at 1,3.0 p.m,
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Campbell and
ir:ttle son Bryan from Inrlianna,
were callers lash week with *a.
.,ndte,w and Mrs. Hugh Lamopt.
10th con,
Mrs. Thos. McDonald has re-
turned home from Kitchener hosed -
1.11 where sate was undergoing
treatment, her very many Mende
hope that she will be rnneh improv-
ed and able to mingle with us again.
Douglas and Mrs, Hemingway
!live reamed to their home on 10th
✓inn, after an enjoyable honeymoon,
The large, balm whim teas, resent.
ly built by Angus Brown. 14th eon.
is almost etemple•*fd. A dance is
being held in the barn Wed night
oP. ibis week, when a very enjoyable
time is being ahiticllst`tel,
Jun. Brewer, who makes his
home with P, A, aloArtltua wag, tak-
en quite suddenly 111, We hope ter
a. steady inn:provement as the
trouble wee' rather difficult to
diagnose,
BLUEVALE
alts, Harold Barris and Sons'
spent a week with her parents Mr.'
and Mrs. Ed. Johnston and Mr. and
Mrs. Harris, attended the wedding
'Si:Saturday of her sister Miss
Ethel Solms:ton, 1st line.
Mrs. Wm. Dobie of Auburn spent
the week -rod with Mr, and Mrs.
Jim Joltnston.
se's. Earl Mothers &Pent the
weekend eitit her brothers and
-ter aur Mr. George Matters and
+tended the wedcing of Turnbull
and Johnston on Saturday.
The fanners are busy cutting
corn and tilling silos' and thre_hing
cn the let line,
Mr, and Mrs, Vani. :','::Shield and
'•lr. and Mts. Harvey Sparking and
:laughter of Gerrie attended the
wedding of their niece' :Mss Ethel
Johnston. on Saturday.
While Alek el•odlbray was operat-
ing his gravel erusrer on a farm in
Tnruberry just north of Wingham,
a hand came in contact with the
belt and the thumb on his right
' hand wee badly lacerated. He was
taken into Wingham where he re-
cived medical attention, and it was
-:enol necessary to remove tate in-
jured hecber at to first joint.
Word was received here this
week that Dr, Will. Elliott of Bran-
don, Man., lead suffered a stroke of
paralysis. Dr. Elliott is a son of
lite late Bir. and Mrs. James EUhatt
oe Turnberry township and a broth-
er of J. J. 'Elliott and Stas many
friends here who will wish for a
speedy recovery.
'Mr, and Mts. J. Gordon Mundell
'weep the guests of honor at -a party
in the- C.O.F. hall on Friday even.
irg, when over one hundred friends
end relatives gathered for a social
time. After dancing was enjoyed
for a time, lunch was served, Gor-
dan Greig an address• and Mr.
aril elts, Mundell who were re-
s., miry matrie;d, were presented with
e studio conch, Both Mr. and Mrs'.
ing ennt'nued, and later the bride
and bridegroom relutned to ,their
home at Gnrrie, with the good wish -
'.i, of a hest of frienra,
The Sunlay arbonl Jellied with
the congregation eeetbe-
tr-✓ran Chu with ml Sunny morning
to =ha -rye Rally ]lay, when the
order of service was worried mit
'n prayer, Seteptere Beading anti
pr:'ise, divided into three sec.lions:
"God's Fuse re Our Church,";
eft'.rl'.4 'People In Our Bouls" 1
'epart'' line Is Our Menne'
The peeler, Rev. .1. it. Greig.
snake tai the theme, ',Melee Wiith
,an1." A diet by ellsaret Helen Mow-
bray and Margaret Messer, was en-
joy, 4, During the service :We and
Mts. Berne Moffat -1 presented their
baby slaughter Inc Hapten, Floral
,ler•nt^atinns - or gladioli and eaters
added to the service,
Y. P. S. Holds Meeting
The Y. P. 8, of Knox Presby-
ierian Church held tine regular
meeting in the school room on Sun-
dly 'evening. The • ,st vice-president
Ar1014 Lillow, 1zt charge. The Serie.
tul•e passage was react by Eldon
Kirton aunt Mr, Greig led in prayer,
Jatclt ;McTavish spoite ou •ilio topic
Miceli from the Study 13oo3t.
"Twelve Teats of Characteret The
citai;ter entitled, "Putting First
Things Fleet," suggested reacting
good books', developing ,good habits
and to practice what you preach,
Al the next meeting Mr, Gregg
will give the first tartare on the
Leadership Training Course.
BELGRAVE
no September tut.cttng of the
Belgrave Women's Institute wee
held ou. Friday afternoon at the
heals. of Mrs, William Cole with a
good attted'ank•e preectlt, The
meettug \S,S' arratlged by the ern
vents for legislation, Wins. N.
Montgomery and Mrs. C, R. Coultes,
The president, Mrs, N. Keating was
in charge and opened the meeting
will the Ode tial Lard's Prayer.
The treasurer's tenon was resew'
ed and the minutes of the previous
meetinei were adopted. Arrange -
men s were made to attend the
area convention' at Lietowel, Owing
to the Augllcan fowl stover in Mel -
grave in October the October meet-
ing or the Institute will be bell a
week later. Another quilt had been
completed and was displayed and is
for sale. Mrs. N. Montgomery was
chosen as* leader and Mae Frisby as
assistant for the project, "Dressing
up home grown vegetables." The
roti call was answered with a safety
rule. Piano instrumentals by
Elaine Walsh were much enjoyed,
The address was given by R. S.
Hetherington, of Wing)tasn who
spoke on social legislation in rela-
tion to women and children. ....A
vooal solo by Mrs, N, Keating was
also appreciated. Arepotit of the
days spent at London and Stratford
Fairs was given by the girls who
had taken the homemakers pro-
jects, "Bedroac Accessorles and
Cottons May Be Sauant," The girls
were all very successful at both
faits and had a very enjoyable and
liroltable time. These girls were
Mite Frisby, Anna McDowell, Helen
Yell' and Eileen McCallum, The
meeting was, closed with the Na-
tional Anthem and lunch was serv-
ed by the hostess assisted by Mrs.
J. C. Procter Mrs, J. M, Coultes
and. Mts. C, R. Coultes,
Misses^ hay Townen(r, Verna
J0hatst'on and Nora Wheeler of
Lonlon spent the week -end at their
homes here,
efr, John Coultes of the village,
picked a watermelon from his gar-
den which lie thinks Is a record.
1,t tiljlted the :orales at ?3th lbs,
Wbo can, beat it?
Anniversary services were held
in Knox United Church, Belgrave,
on Sunday, The church which was
nicety deeceated with cut flowers,
wee Tilled for bout the morning
ant evening services, The special
speaker for the day was Rev, Mr.
Necholsen or Pine River United
Church who gave two splendid ad-
dresses The choir also supplied
special music for these services, ani
Offered two anthems at each serv-
ice. At the morning service a
tlua.rtet with Mr. and ales, Norman
Keating, Elaine Walsh and 3, M.
Coultes also sang a number and
at the evening service a trio, Win-
nie Lane, Mrs, beating and Elaine
Walsh also Sang a pleasing num-
ber "Abide Welt Me."
Mts, W. A. Wheeler has brighten-
ed up her home with a new coact of
paint, .its' fast fine, the -cream and
brown blend, so well together, Herb
Wheeler was lite painter if you
want a good Job dons just call on
Hash.
A meeting of ,tlre Young 'People
or. 13rlok church. and surrounding
community met at the home of Mr.
Leask McGee on Friday night of
last week for the ,purpose or or-
ganizing a Young People's Society,
Rev, J. B, Townend, presided and
outiined proposals for such a soci-
ety. Miter some disenesion it was
deride, that meetings would he held
on alternate Friday nights In homes
in the cornanvulty. These meetings
will'be held as far as posisble in
homes' East and West of the clench
in rotation with the next meeting
at the home of Mr, Alec Leaver on
Friday, October 7111 beginning tit
8.30 a'olaek. The election or
;.t'ficers resulted as follows,
fres irlent---Lia wrenre Taylor,
Vice Pres, ---Rohn, Scott
(' ntvenore of Committees,--
Jas.
ommittees'—.las, McGee
Ronald (loutish
Miss Lottie Pearce
Mason Rohl -mien
Secretary—'M1', it. 315411
Trans. --Mist's Helen Thompson
Platelstt-•-.'Sias Tauten MCBtleney
Slick Visiting Comrnitteo-,-
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ROE FEED'S SOLD LOCALLY BY
East Huron Produce Emporium, Brussels
Frank Harrison, Moncrieff
Geo. Michel, Henfryn
Albert Traviss, Walton
Miss June Irwin
Miss Margaret Robinson
Miss Dorothy Pattison
The working oht or details eI the
organization was left to the ekeeu-
tive which was called to meet fee
that purpose this' week,
Mr. and Mrs. A. Craig and Coreen
and Miss- Ness'le Brown of Detroit.
idieb., we:'e week -end visitors ai
the Manse.
Cranbrook Church
Marks, 60th
Anniversary
Anniversary services, ronunemor-
ating the eeth anniversary of the
rebuilding of Knox Presbyterian
church, were heed morning and
evening of last Santtiny, Large con-
gregations' attended: both services
and inspiring addresses were deliv-
ered by the guest minister, Rev. D.
C. Hill, B.A., B.D., of Exeter.
A special feature for the occasion
was the leading of -the singing by a
Precentor, William Ritchie or Galt a
former resident. Mr. Ritchie also
sang two delightful solos, in the
morning, "God will wipe away all
tears" and in the evening "I heard
the voice of Jesus say," Special
music by the choir included the an-
thems "I moat go with Jesus" and
"He crowns- the year" contributed
during the morning service and at
the evening service "i will extol
Thee" and "Praise ye the Lord."
Mrs, C. Olmstead and George Evans
sang a duet, "Softly and Tenderly,"
in the evening. ,
BLYTH
Senviee was held Sunday in
United Church with Rev. Arthur
Quiche' In Charge. At the morning
service the text was relating to the
1'ee of David and Jonatan and at
the evennlg service the life or
Jonah, At ,the eveti(ng service v
solo was sung by Mrs. Murray Cole,
Toronto, The Sunday School see-
sion was conducted with the avis:
slop committee In charge, Dr,
Yokes presented slides showing the
malting o9' the Bibile 400 years age.
Chorntste. were sung; by two classes
or girls with Srriirture by Maltreat
Merritt
SZ:--e.t7e ",rett7eeie S wai m }
Anniversary service; will be held
next Sunday wceb Rev, George 'Oli-
ver, guest speaker,
tit otte Potter has clise:noel of ]tis
1''e rat No, 4 11 iglt way, 3 miles uotelt
or Blyth, to Walter McGill, kunst
Wawauosit, M1. and Mrs, Potter
Will reside with their datlgitter, Mrs,
Clifford Yeo, Sarnia, for the win-
ter; guests at the hone ar Mr. and
Mrs. Gco-ge Cowan, Sunday,
and Mrs, Mayhew, Themesville, Mt',
ant Mrs. Wan, Straugltan, Auburn,
George E. Cowan, Stretford; Dr,
and Mrs, itoy Steeltbouse, Ridge.
way, with Mies Ada Stac1(hcuse,
MONCRIEFF
Mr, and Mrs, Ed, Atagder, Brant-
ford were vils'ttots with Mr. and
Mrs. Ed, Smith oar the weekend.
Quite a number from this corn*
mutiny attended the anativet'saty
services at Cranbrook,
Mrs, Geo. Mann, Lander, Man.,
and firs, M. Abram, Listowel were
calling on friends in. this vicinity on
Satalyday.
Don't forget Moncrieff Anniver-
sary services on Sunday next, Oct.
end at 11 pint. and 7,30 pen. also
bazaar and entertainment on Tett-
day, Oct. 4th. Bazaar will begin
at 3 p.m.
Mrs. Carl Ames, Ethel is visit-
ing her parents Mr, and ,llrs, kid-
,Smith,
3,1x. and Mrs, Geo, Robertson. and
daughter Velma spent Sunday in
Hamilton.
The 1•Iyslro men. are busy on tete
Moucrieff extension line. They
hope to have the eights turned on in
about •three weeks,
WALTON
Mr, and Mrs- Albert Tema)ler of
London spent Sunday with Mr, and
3Irs. Arthur A. Hull of Walton.
Mr, and Mrs. Jas. Alderson. and
Jack of North Bay are visiting the
former's grandparents Mr, and Mrs.
Jas. Bishop.
Mrs'. Mooney, Mrs, Geo. McTag-
gart, Fetcher Grimoldby or Bar-
erilge Mlnesota and Mr. Min Grim-
oltl•by and daughter Mics. Reid of
Stratford dolled on friends in the
village last week. ,It is 38 years
since the Grinioldt)y family moved
to Minesota anal they found many
changes in the village.
Miss, Beth Shannon spent the
week -end with friends' in McKillop,
✓Mrs: 11, Livings•tou who has been
visiting her •daughter Mrs+ C..
Neable of Toren„o is spending a few
cloys, at her home in the village,
Me. C. Ennis of Granton spent
Sunday with his parents air, and
Mrs. b'. I!rttntis:
MORTGAGE SALE
Under And by virtue of the powers
contained in a eeet•ainntoitgage
which will be produced at the 'time
or sale there Will be offered for aal•e
by public auction on Saturday, Oct-
ober 16, A,l), 1038, et the office ot -
E•imea' D. Bei1t solicitor, Brussels,
at t -he hour or two o'clock ,he the
afternoon, the fallowing parcelof
land being cde:teribe-1 as the North
half of farm Lot 14o, l8, Cence.salen
7, in the Township of Morris and
County of heron and containing 1.00
notes mere or less,
Terme:—ratan will be sold 'subject
to a reserve 1vit1, Ten per cent of
purchase antis shall be hall on the,
elate of the wale and the inalamec
shall be paid within thirty days.
James 'Ta ylor, Moll on oar,
Elmer le, Deil,
Solicitor for the mortgagees,