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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1938-11-9, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST BELGRAVE The November heeling of the WO men's Institute will ,be neld at the ]tome of ;vita, 3, C. 'Pa'ooter oe Tues• day afternoon, Nov, 16. The coin - Mateo on Agriculture will be in &targe, Convenors, Mrs. 0, Hig gins, Mrs, J, C. Procter; Roll call, .An interesting fact about Canadian trees,' Addresses, Mrs, Oster, Blyth, Current Events, Mrs, C. Coultea; \inert, Mise Nora Vane:imp; Lunen committee, Mrs, G. Higgins, Miss Jean Higgins, Miss Helen Yuill, The Belgrave LO,L, sponsored 4 mine and dance in the I?'oresters' Hell Friday ovenang Which was well alt,ndrd, °Poe er v r :i't of the t was enjoyed playing cards, the winters or which were firs, ,Rob- ert M•CMnrt ny t ud 2,n; heel Law. 'The consolation plana to Ma's. Chamarey and Clarence Yuill. Dane- ing was enjoyed after lunch, when the Hill Billies, Bill, Pete and Shorty, stzpplied the music, Mr, and Mrs. R. Yuill and Berne spent the week -end in London; and I\1rs. W. Pocock and fam- ily have moved to their neer home near \Vhnghaan. The Belgrave Women's Institute is holding a short course in Health Education during the week, Mrs, Alex. Manning spent the weke-end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Wm. Patterson, at Auburn, —' -'Agent for De Laval Cream Separators also keepa supply of Repairs on hand, and oil. Repairing mnexiues, Thomas Grant, phone 606-r-15 Wroxeter, R.R. 2 The meeting of the Young People's society of the Brick Church 'community! met in the home of Mr. anti Sirs. Geo. Walker on Friday night of last week with Group No. •3 in charge of the gathering, The Vice -President, Robt. Seott presided over the meeting and Lavina Mc- Burney was at the organ. Dorothy Pattison read the lesson and Mel, vine took the prayer. The topic was consisted of a chapter of Ads ventures in Service together with' a brief speech of introduction by Lettle Pearce together with suitable readings on missionary work by Howard Walker and Ariel Johnson In view of the bright moonlight and the calmness of the evening the recereatlonal period was carried on Out of doors and was thoroughly enjoyed. 'Twenty-six members answered the Roll Cali, The next meeting wilt he held in the home of Mr, Thos, Robinson on November loth with No. 4 Group in uharge. BLYTH A very successful sale of taunt srocb and implements was held on the farm of Sohn McGee 'list north of fawn on Wednesday, 2Ir. and airs, McGee and daughters Dorothy .anti Helen, leave on Tuesday for Zurich where they will open up a 5c to $1,00 store, They will be very much .missed in town and community, also in the IPneebyter- Ian Church where they were valued helpers, F. A, Rogerson, lineman for Blyth Telephone System, attended t:he Independent Telephone Associa- tion meeting in Toronto on Wednes qday and Thursday, being .the dele- gate from the Blyth Municipal 'Telephone System. Mr. and Mrs, George Cole and fancily at Saskatchewan arirved- here this week an6.'w11i remain for • the wither months with the former's mother, Mrs. A. L, Cole, Quite a number from town and vicinity attended the reception ted tiered Mr, and Mrs. Wesley Brad. nock in the Forester's Hall, Auburn on Friday evening, The managing committee of the dotal skating rink moved the build Jogs and equipment from the .pao- .perty (formerly used as a rink to' the new property .purchased' by them recently.. Mrs. Dorothy Harrington of :Car- diff, Wales, is expected here in the near future to visit het• brother, Frank Hollyntan. 1t Is 80 years. since this brother and sister harve let, Mrs. Hetherington expects to make her home in Canada for the future, George E, 'Conan, .a student of Nonoral School, Strattora, spent the weekend with his parents, Mr, and Mrs, George Cowan, WALKER'S e FUNERAL HOME William street, Brussels, Ontario PERSONAL ATTENDANCE 'Phone" 66 Dny or Night Calle MOTOR HEARSE B R. WALKER einbalmer Ind Funeral bll'eeter. elommumemeria BLUEVALE Mr. and Mrs. Robt, Tit t'nllul1 of London visited ovel' the weekend with her parents, Mr. anii Mrs. i8d. Jounawrr sad Carl, let line and WW1 other frietaus, Miss Margaret Abbott returned t0 her bone at Oshawa after visiting with Rev, A. V. era, .,a,a, Ilobu and Mr, •and Mrs, Alex. Mc10weu, art', 1(110 oris, Harold Barrie and two sons of Tilsoaburg visited over the week -end with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Ed. Johnston, 1st line, Mrs, Abbott of Oshawa visited with Rev, A. V. and Mrs. Robb and .ttr, autl Mrs, Alex A eEiven last week, We are sorry Le hear the little daughter at avir, and Mrs. Ward ,Gray has been sick and in Winghaw hoe/pit.;l, we hope site will soon be better. Mr, and Mrs, Melville Mathers and sen Arnold eii:ent Sunday after- noon with her parents Mr. and Wire. Seminal .Woods. Mr. and• Mies, Addison Fraser visited on Sunday with their par- ents 1u Wingham. :Mi'. W u. MdLeod•went under an operation on Saturday in Listowel hospital, Mr. and Mrs, Godicin slpent a day last week with Mr, and Mrs, Addi- son Fraser and family, The Literary Society, which has been holding meetings in Powell's achoolbouse, 61.11 Con. Turnberry for several years has re -organized for another season. The large at- tendance was an evidence of the in terest of . the coutsnunity in the society. The following °Divers were elect- ed, President, Miss Mary MaoDon- nld.; 1st vice-president h•Iiss Mary Powell; 2nd vice-president, Earl El- iott;`4secretary-treasurer, Miss Mary Wright; chairman, I. Wright; as• sistent chairman, W. Taylor; A pi'ogramu consisting of music, solos, duets i;eadings and tap dancing was Ltelii'oyed. Lunch was served, followed by dancing, when music was sup- plied by the Riniky Oinks orchestra, The society has purchased two new gasoline lamps for the school, •John MacNaughton, son of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. MacNaughton, 2nd concession, Turnberry, . suffered a broken arm while jumping off a fence at school, air. and Mrs. John Mode/and, Eg- mondville, are visiting their niece, Miss Florence Fowler, Miss Alba Mowbray who has spent a month with her aunt MYFrs. Taylor in We-wenosh, has returned home and is assisting A. D. Smith at the post office. Allan Larder, sectionman has rented: hit, H. L. Bosanan's house in the village and along with his wife and family are located. The Bible Society executive met at the home of Rev, 3, R. Greig on Thursday evening, Collectors were appointed. and the following officers for the coming year. President, Mr. Robert Shaw; 1st vice-presi- dent„ Rev, A. G, •Robb; 2nd vice- presicieet, Rev. S, R. Greig; secy- treasurer, airs. Alex Mowbray; Directors—Arthur Shaw, W. J. JOKn"Btage,, John Mundell, Alex Mow_ bray, !Wee i8, F. •Garnlss, Mrs. M. L,.Attkin.:, '"The •Women's Association of the United Church held its November meeting at the home of Mrs, Milt. on Smith. The"Aresident, Mrs, Robt. MacyLennon presided. The secret - Was read 'by Mrs. JameVolailrgsto'n; and the treasur- er's selpei t , by •Miss Margaret Curt- 1a,13ii� John,Wiokstead sang a plea log' solo..; At ..the coIOlusion of 2tieFdl exercises,la P ns were caiteeeet4ntiting and for shipping a bale pk clothing to the West. The attendance' was forty. Refresh: menta were served by the hoatese, assisted by Mrs, Joseph Smith and Mrs, Sperling Johnston, 'The rregular W, M, S. meeting of Knox 'Pres'byterian Church was field in the ,Sunday school room on Thursday. afternoon with the presi- dente,e'Ml3: Alex, 'Mowbray, in o4altgxJrlye Scripture lesson From the `4th'kphapter of Mark yas read by Mrs,'3t, F. Garnlss and Mrs. i',nynneral 'Elliott offered prayer, Reports wore heard from the sec- retary end the treasurer, Mrs, Alex Itrowbray read a chapter from the story book "Treasurer in the Earth," dealing with Missionary life in Borneo, .Mas. J, R. Greig closed the meeting with Mayer. Agent for De Laval Cream Separators also keep a. suliply of Itepnlia on band, and oil Repairing mac 9uos, ThomasGrant, -, • phone 006-t1 'S' `,1...Wroxeter, ILL, 2 The Y. P. 5.' of Knox Presbyterian Cherch, .had charge of Ithe Sunday evening missionary sehvico, Jack McTavish Gondnctet the meeting. The Scripture lesson eves read by Jack .Mowbray and ' Prayer was offered by Mies Lois Elliott, Rev. J. the Leadership aeries on the first five Books Of the Bible, under' tile head of "The Books of Instruction."' :Mss Jean McBurney gave a flue account of the life and work of Rev, J, McGregor wile was the first Protestant tuissionary to Canada, cotnit.g from Scotland and speaking the Gaelio. He carriett on his work at Pietou, Nova Scotia, On Sunday morning in the Un - Red Charclh, Rev. A. V. Robb gave an laddroes suitable to Reaneni- brane:e Day, !Choosing the text, "^cutler unto ,Caesar the, things that are Caerar'se, pointing out tate duties of citizenship, In the evening the service was taken by Ftobt. Shaw, Falls From Horse. Miss Jean Elliott, daughter of Mr, and Mrs. J. 3, Elliott, 4th con- cession Turnberry, met with a pain; Ira accident at her home while rid - lug horse-iyack, She fell off and fractured her ankle bone, ETFIEL The November meeting of the WIMI,S. of Ethel "Crated Church was held. on Thursday afternoon, Nov- ember 3rd at the home of airs. H. Speiran. The President took charge and 16 ladies were present, The meeting was opened with Psalm 715 repeated in unison, hymn 510 and prayer by Mrs. S. Speiran. Following the business • period, Mrs, Maguire read the Scripture Lesson from Luke 15-11- 32 and Mrs. King gave a short talk on the passage. Mre, Currie gave a synopsis of Oh, I' of tie new Study Book "Tile World. in Canada," and Miss E. Pearson gave the report of the Sectional Meeting in Fordwich. The meeting was closed with hymn 444 and the Benediotion, —Agent for De Laval Cream Separators also keep a ;y supply of Repairs on hand, and oil,'yRepairittg niacs'ines. Thomas Grant, Phone 600-r-15 Wroxeter, R.R. 2 Geo. Pearson is making good re- covery after an operation, performed in Listowel hoslp•ital two•,ieveeks ago and arrived' home Monday, Doctor Richmond was guest at a formal Listowel function Oast week, Mr. Sparling, C.N,R... relieving agent, coming from Seaiforth, will supply at Ethel station for the next two weeks,dating from. Monday, Nov. 7th, while Mr, Currie is away on his holidays. Friday night of last week the Blue Ribboa orchestra sponsored 1 the initial dance in opening Brown's , amusement hall. Happenings incidental to con's. 5 and 6 fro mwest to east across the township noticed, in recent weeks Both sides of the road opposite lots 5 have been cleared of brush and along the open ditch on the south side a guard built of cedar posts and flee strand woven wire has been placed. Owing to a misunderstanding re- garding dates, the dance sponsored by the Orange Ledge for Nov, 11th has been changed to Wed., a."v. 23rd, Please note change of date. Music will be provided by the popu- lar Ern•eet's Orchestra., Come and have a yood time, where your pear- onage is appreciated, (ad) GREY Walter and Mrs. V'ard, formerly of the 6111 con. has taken up resi- dence on the Griffith farm,••3rd con - Peter McArthur, 6th con, Is somewhat indisposed at, present, his nanny friends hone .he will soon be feeling in the beat of healbh again. Billy Armstrong was. to Chicago last week with a carload of cattle the cattle belong to Winters of Seaforth. • Apleasant time was held, �in Cran- brook Thursday evening - of last week, the honored guests were Douglas and Mrs. Hemingway, gifts were presented to the bride and groom. An enjoyable atmosphere pervaded thorugnottt the entire evening. A most enjoyable time woe held Clerk's Notice FIRST' POSTING 'OF VOTER'S LIST Voters List, 1938, Township of Morls, County of Huron Notice Is hereby given that I have complied with Section 9 of the Voters' Lists Act and that I have posted up in my ofdce, Bluevale Ont. on the 2nd day of November 1938, the list of all persons entitled to -vote in the said Municipality for Members of Parliament, and at Municipal Elections, and that such list remnius there for Inspection, And I hereby can upon nit voters Lo take kniusdiele proceedings to have any errors or omissions sole rooted according to law, the last clay for appeal being Wednesday, Noveinber the Mid, 1938, Btuewde, Ontario, ALTOX. Macl'4VEN, Clerk bated this 2nd day of November, WJ'dDNOWAY, NOVEMBER 011. Fresh Fall and Winter Fashions At Extra Savings There's Real. Savings ion These NEW COATS Bo Luxuriously Furred ecause Fur prices were lower 'w -4 were able to get finer furs in greater quantity cin these luxurious looking cloth coats. Really a wealth of Sable Persian, Fox, Wolf, Janet, Beaver Elegantly Styled from the season's new novelty cloths. e • The colors are Black, Brown, Navy Green and Wine Prices 13.75 to 32.50 Dress - es The NewEst Styles for Every Occasion There's fashion news in every Dress strikingly smart soft styles in fine Crepes, Sheers, Satins, Rayon crepes All the rich new Fall Shades are rampant throughout the entire group. Sparkling — New — Stylish _ Prices 3,75 to 14.00 tewart Bros. - - Seaforth at the home of James . incl, Mrs. Smith, 15th con. Grey, Saturday - evening, Nov. 6th, the occasion for the purpose of the gathering was to honor Mr. Oliver Smith rho was celebrating that day, his 78th birth- day, all the family of four: sons and four daughters including several grandchildren were present,; as was also Oliver and Mrs. !Turnbull, numerous friends join ial wishing Mr, Smith many more happy birth- days. Born—In Grey on Monday, October 31st, 1938, to Mr, and. Mrs. William Bishop, a daughter. —Agent for De Laval ' Cream Separators also keep a supply of Repairs on hand, and Oil...Repairing maorines. Thomas Grant, phone 606-r-16 Wroxeter, R.R. 2 A NNO UNCEMEN T —Mrs. 'L. M- Knightannaumces the opening of her store in Cranbrook, the building formerly being occupied by G. Switzer. Mrs. Knight will have a completely new; up-to-date stock to offer you. If you wantquality goods at reasonable prices Call At MRS. L. M. KNiGH T PHONE 52-9 CRANBROOK Christmas SuggestiOns= Buy them Now while there is' a large ` choke Lamps Smokers Mattresses End Tables Fern Stands Cedar Chests Studio Couches Magazine Racks Occasional Chairs Mirrors & Table Mirrors ly Book Ends Card Tables Rugs and Mats Dinner Wagons Chesterfield Suites Dinning Room Suites Pictures and Picture Frames - A full line of Furniture to suit your requirements Real Bargains - - At Various Prices Furniture .- Funeral & Ambulance Service Phone 36• BrAssels r°.1