Loading...
HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-6-21, Page 5THE 'BRUSSELS 'POST NEWS OF THE AISTRICI Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents ETHEL The Womenre Institute met last Wednesday afternoon ot the Thome et Mrs, I,en, Sinclair. The President Mrs. S. Sofro: was is change. The meeting opened: by singing the In- Stitete ode and' all repeating the Lord's Prayer. After the reading of the minutes or the previous meeting The roll was palled answered lay Telling some flntereetfng event in the visit of the King and Queen to Canada, Thetapic ('rhe import- ance of rent and recreation int the life of the homemaker) was taken by Mrs. Queet Dobson, Mrs. J. Bremner gave a very full report of the Distriot Annual Meeting held re- cently at Fordwich, It was decld- 'ed to hold an evening of sports and ball bamies on the Park followed by a concert in the Township Hall about the 25th of July. The meet- ing closedby singing God Save The King, at itbe close of the meeting Mrs. Sinolalr served: lunch, assisted by the cemfibtee In charye, About 30 ladies were present. The De- patnmenit of Agriculture are plan- ning to holds a s'h'ut Course in Agri- culture and Home Economics in Ethel this fall, If there ere any -young men or women, bays or glris, who would like to take this course please hand your names In to Mrs. S.--Slpeiran or Mrs. G. ICrauter, at as 'early a date as possible, These short course ore a vreat opportunity for the young people and we hope they will be interested end take advantage of It. Cliff Dunbar Is the satisfied pos- sessor of a 1939 latest model Dodge ea r. A shipment of live stock for the oily markets were made by A. L. McDonald and son on Monday as usual. The quantity of coal arriving at Ethel station tor .T. Ii, Fear in the recent weeks has been unloaded about fl.fty-fl91y to customers direct and into the bins at the coal yard. Stats, Alexander is on the sick list suffering from an attack of neuritis. It is to be :toped a ohauge for the 'better will soon, lake place, Engler the management of Hunter brothers of Onan!brook, repairs are under way at Ethel United church, by re -shingling and. remodelling the tower. John King who seemed to be get- ting a little stronger suffered a ld,'rnte of his old ailment at the week -end an des again in a distress ing:y weak condition, Mas. King al -,1 Is in poor health. After the marriage ceermony 18 performed on June 24th, Dootor Richmond and bride will be awar on their honeymoon for several weeks. During the absence of Doctor Richlmond, Doetoi' J. Mc, Dougal recently of Montreal (yl ill have change Of the praobice mere; S!ttnelay yialtere et the home of Mr. and MIM. 0. •Eekmder were Mr, and Mrs, C. B, Hew1'tt and Mr, and Mrs, 'Gordon Witte, or Wainsfleet, A. number of 1>,lthelites attended the 'garden; party held :at Delon VnJtcd: church Tuesday, June 20th. Ethel Presbyterial' church are bolding then' annual garden panty on the cntreli grounds Thursday, June 22ual, Do,it'•t mists it , The Ethel - Atwood game of foot-, ball played at Ethel„Tune 9, was a tie with a 1-1 score. Ethel loaf to Brussel? In a football game played at Ethel, Jane loth in a 2-0 score, :Saturday, June 17 seemed to be a manila favored: date for the holding of picnics and Penally reunions of interest to the citizens of Ethel and community, The union picnic of sebool sections 3 and 6, Grey, would have been an attraction for severral old boys and girls. Ciarl and Mrs. Ames and children attended. the Ed. Smith family an- nual picnic circuit at Mondoton. Star'ey Dunlbae and lamdly were were present at the Can:Obeli Fam- ily picnic abseenlbly in the vicinity of Guelph. Karl and Mrs. Bowes and children were at a family re- union on that date aim. Roy and Mns. I- all .and IPIwyn and J'eavitt an One Dobson families, joined in the Raymond fannily reunion at Bruce Beach. An attendance of 60, out of a posts.ible 61, was an unusual, but courpiimentary feature of bhis oc- casion. iMr, and Mrs. I. M. Henry quletlY celebrated their 63rd wedding an- niversary on Monday. -Only their Inmdelate family were present for thte occasion. Mr, and Mrs. Henry have been residents of the village tor a number of years and are well- known int Grey Township. Mr. and, Mrts. Hewitt and family of Milverton; have rented the prop- erty of William Hamilton in the village. Mr. and Mrs. Hamilton have recently moved to their farm ou the 8'111 concession. Mrs. Alexander, of Ethel has re- turned nater :taking a week's trip to the; World's Fair, New York. ACTIVE MEN WANTED— Get in on. this big money making opportunity now with nationally known concern. Excellent propo- sition for sincere, dependable man. No experience necessary. We assist in selling. Finest fast selling line of necessities everyone--a'ic11 and Poor—must have. 900 men succeed actually to make good living. For details and catalogue FREE— lrAIlILEX, 570, St. Clement, MONTREAL SUPERIOR STORES QUALITY SERVICE. SPECIALS FOR THURSDAY, FRIDAY & SATURDAY Carnation Milk, tall 2 tins for 15c 'Corn, Peas or Tomatoes • • .. Clark's Pork & Beans 21' oz. Quick Tapioca with Pink Tumbler Aylmer Infants Food Helmet Corn Beef .• • • , , 2 tins for ,7c Fancy Voiles per yd 25c Boy's B. V. 'D. 'Combination Suits ' • • • • each 39c Boy's Khaki Knicker'Pants Men's Fancy Jerseys • 9c • per pr each 4 49c Men's Broadcloth Pyjama Suits Ladies' White Slippers, ties & pumps 3 tins for 25e 2 tins for 15c each 15c 3 tins for 25c per pr $1.49 per pr. 't 1.25 W'M. ZIEGLER-- HIGHEST PRICES PAID FOR EGGS Phone 22-11 Ethel, Ont. O. H. FEAR Phone 22014 Ethel, Ont. Coal, Coke and Cement Blue Coal our Specialty (There Is None Better) Hamilton By -Product Coke The Best and Cleanest Alberta Coal Midland — Rosedale St. Marys Cement We Deliver Anywhere 1 BELGRAVE Misses Nora Wheeler arty 10.y rl'ownend of London, Welted, with their parents during the week-eud. Mr. avid Mns. E. W. Vipond, Rev, E, and Mrs, Vipond of Mengel, and al'ea Agnes C .eglnlin of Attwood visited at. the Mantle on Sudalay, At a recent. meeting of the Sun- shine Cemetery Boards held at the home of Mr. Jas. Clarke it was ar ranged to hold a Memorial Service on Sunday, June 26th, at 2,30 o'- clock. Deegtwtion of graves will take place before the service. The preacher• will be Rev. H. J. Henidry. Other minister from Brussels, and Blyth. Belgreuve will assist in the service, Band will be In attend• once to leach the singing and, reader ripprnpelate musical numbers, before and after the service. A "Bee" to clean up the cemetery gt'ottands will be held an Wednesday, June 21st, The Annual Memorial service of Me Brandon cemetery. Belyrave will be held: on Sunday, July 2 at 3.45 pmt. Rev. A, M. Boyle will give the acdctres', Will decorating 01 (raves please be done before the service, Please bring your hymn books. GREY Saturday, June 17, a very pleasant picnic was held at S. S. no. 3 & 6, on the school grounds. A most enjoyable tiane was spent by the children. Numerous games were played and an excellent lunch with lots or ice cream was served. On Sunday, June 18, Mr, Wm. Work a most highly and respected pioneer of the 8101 con., Grey cote. grated ;lids 80Th birthday at his home, his son Robt, wife and child- ren Toronto and Harold and Mrs. Work and on, Wiarton was also present, numerous friendds called during the afternoon and evening to offer congratulations,. Mr, Worst resides with his sten Jno. on the homestead. Miss Gertrude Payne, Hanover, spent an enjoyable week -end lariat her parents, B. and Mrs Payne 2nd con, Mr, and Mrs. Alex, Alexander, of Molesevontit and. J. C. Alexandra Ethel, (spent the past week a.t New York, taking in the sights at tits World's Fair. The oat harvest promises to be bountiful If one judges by the length of an out s4alk, we have in the office of the ':Post'. ?t, was planted in May, on the farm of Cecil RcIbimson. and now measures Mee in- ches. It seemed o.ae could almost see it growing an inch each law. The field: from which this particular stalk came has all shown tremend- ous grow .bh, Be sure and cane to the ettraw- ber y feetivai at Roe's (introit on June 29111. A hilarious comedy win be presented by clever talent from Biuetrale. This, alone will be well worth the aclenieedon fee, In ad- dition there will be the generous servings of strawberries ra•eam, cake etc., for which the ladies of Roe's are famous. Do not miss Obis event, ----- HAWAII W. LOVE Ethel, Ont. — Phone 22-5 General Insurance Agent James McFadean Howick Mutual Fire Insurance —Also— Hartford AIso—Hartford Windstorm —Tornado Insurance —Automobile Insurance 'Phone 42 Box 1, Turnberry St. Brusesls, Ontario A House on Your Hands Did son ever figure oat how small • percentsje of our pope. !*tion pale rear hoow, where the, could see . •' To LW' skip, or how large . p -- rade reed our paper? Good tenets are not the Mind that there time to wade In gala it .f'un'd lcunni for el/da., Thes_le.k le our Want ads. 1 if roe have a hone* en peer bands. -•' Nouse to Let" .4 will 120o4 thea to paws anew et • .. .8.4 • uteneseeer WEDNESDAY,. 3UN19 21st, 193� * i' * * * WEDDING is * :k * •4 4 * 4 * Mundell—Small Ah (bo Presby'ter'ian manse, At. ,wood, 'Klee Maitre Small, daughter ,of Mr. :and Hens, Edward Surall, of Wingham, wax; '.marled to Hugh Mun- dell, son of John Mandell, and the late Mrs, Ovlundel,' of Bluevale, Rev. J, 11, Greig o8aetated. HARMON—STE.WART A quiet but pretty June wedding took 'place ot S4. James' Anglican churcih, Parkhill, on Wedlneiday, June 14th, when Dorothy Irene Stewart, da•ughten' of Mrs. Mildred Stewart of Morris towruship, was milted In marriage to Gordon E. Harman, son of Mr, and Mrs. George Hanniiau, ale'' of Morris township. Rev. F. L. Lewin, a former rector of St. Jahn's church, Brussels, of- ficiated, T140RINTON - MARSHALL At the United Church parsonage, Wingham, at noon on Saturday, June 17, Rev, J. F. Anderson united in mariaage Miss Eunice Thornton, youngest daughter of Mr., and! Mrs. George 0. Thornton of Blueiale and Mr, Joseph Marshall of Lista. The bride' wore a dress of robin's egg blue, White hat and white ac- cessories, She was attended by her sister, Mts. Hilliard Jefferson of St, Augustine. The bridegroom was supoprted• by Mr, Hilliard Jeff- erson, Following the ceremony a wed- ding dinner was served at the home orf the brid'e's parents. Later the young couple left by motor for Tor- onto and other points. They will live at Listowel. HARDAGRE—BRYANS The United church, Fordwich, was the scene of a pretty summer wedding when at .three o'clock Sat- urday, Marie Agnes, elder daughter of Mr. and Mns. John A. Bryans, Fordwich was united in marriage to Reichard Douglas Hardacre eldest son of Mrs. Catherine and late Rich- ard Hardacre, Toronto. Rev. S. G.'Pdnnook, of Toronto performed the ceremony assisted by Rev. J. H. Johnson, pastor of the church. The chtamiehl 'Was beauti'6wliy decorated with pink and white peonies banked with fetus. To the strains of the bridal chorus from Lo'hengrin play- ed by Mdas Violet Bescwithertek ttte bride entered the church on the arm of her father who gave her in marriage, She wore a gown of ivory satin fashioned with a coat of ivory lace buttoned' from the neckline to the waist and falling in a train Over this fell her net *ell caught with orange blossoms and she carried a shower bouquet of Swe,etheant roses, Hiss Jean Bryans., who was iter sister's maid -of -honor wore e dainty floor -length frock of apple blossom Pink net over taffeta with flowerer: bolero jalket, the full skirt having appliques in matching tones of the jacket. The bridesmaids were sisters of of the groom, Miss Jessie Hardaore wearing maize net aver taffeta fah toned with lance bodice and bolero and Miss Ants Hardacre in orchid net of similar style. The bride's attendant, wore Bo-Peecp hat'; matching their gowns and they car- ried nosegays of sweet peas and roses. The gromkutan wnw lir, Sydney Hardacre, Toronto, brother of the groom and the ushers were Mr, P. Mamma Toronto incl Mr. Clarence Bryon, Strotln'oy, brother of the bride. During lite signing or the register Mrs, J, Rue, Fordwich, sang '0 perfect Love," Mrs. .P. Bryaas, mother of the bride wore a floor length gown or black flowered sheer with hat and gloves in fnsc'hin shade and a 000 sage of Rapture roses. Mrs, Hard- acre, anther of the groom rimae a long fires* of wine sheer with navy aoeeesorles and site war a slrould- eretle of Talisman roses. Foliowing the ceremony- n reeen- tfcat wee held at the hone of the bride's parents Mettle :tow Farm. where tea was served from an at- tractive lace covered table, centred whit,h the bride'e cake and fianked with tall pink tapers in silver hold - ere. Later In the duly the young couple left for it trip to the Pacific Coast through the Canadian Rockies, the 1 Ex -Mayor JOHN HANNA At the Conservative Convention which will be held tat Wingham next week, Ex -Mayor John Hanna will seek the Federal Nomination for North Huron, Mr. Hanna served as Mayor of Wingham fpr five years and also had four year's experience in the Council. bride travelling in a smart frock of Chabretlse green printed chiffon with white accessories. On their re- turn • they will reside in Toronto. The bride is a graduate of Macdon- ald College, Guelph. Guests were present from Strath- roy, Brussels, Clifford, Toronto, Hririi+ston, Wyoming and Owen Sound. On Wednesday afternan and evening, June 14, Mrs. J. Bryans entertained at a trouseau tea in honor of her daughter Miss Marie, a bride of last Saturday. Mrs, Bryan^ received with the bride - elect and the guests were asked to register and were shown upstairs by Mae Doris McAllister, Biuevale, nice of the hostess. Miss Marj- orie Schaefer displayer the linens and china, Mns. Clarence Btyans, the wedding gifts and Miss Jean Breams, the trousseau. Mrs. W. R. Fraser woe in charge of the shower g'itts wheIh were given in the bird'e-elect's• honor in Toronto, Girl friends in the Sh'erbourne Horse Club where she lived for several yearn gave a shower of et'rystal in the Kent pattern. Other friends participated in a kitchen shower and a miscellaneous shower. The dining room was prettily dec- orated with baskets of pink and white peonies, .At the lace covered table centred with a silver basket of pink snapdaaggon and pink Mons In silver holders tea was pouted by Mrs, D. Denman, Brus- sels, aunt of the briee-elect and Mrs. J. Wade, Fordwich. Miss .Marton Nay and Vilma Wilson as- sisted in serving from the tea table Previous to the wedding the groom was presented with a silver tea service from the staff of the branch of the C. P. R. head office where he is employed. He was also the recipient of a walnut table and magazine lark from the attic. where he was formerly employed. WALTON The W, M. S. met on June 14, eleven members present. Mrs. Cum- ming presided and opened the meet- ing with prayer. Hytmn 3195 woe sung, followed 'by the Scripture founds in Matt. The lefty 'minutes were read and approved. The sea. and' quarterly report was presented by Mr,k Davidson. Mrs, Conitts. stated the bale was valued at $46.25. The topic Canada and the Refugee Problem was in, charge of Mrs - Shaw. A motion, was made that Canada open her doors to the Jews who have been expelled from their. land, 'Carried. Mns. Cummings read a letter regarding the new book "Frontier Service." The Neighborhood Workers :Alesociation again mtoke a plea for a two week's vacation for city children, Miss M. Collyer, 82 Wellesley Street, To- rent0 Is the :Supervisor of bite Association, An address and presentation of a Aynmery to Mrs. Cumming followed to which she made a suitable reply, The meet- ing eeting was closed by prayer. Fi.MF.R 1D RFU RA Barrister, Solicitor, ' .et. i EtcS Phone 20X - Brussels, Ont. BRAYtNICI(S Why write letters and send money orders? Order your Bray Chicks through me—personal attention, prompt delivery. Gilbert I ethery R. R. 5 Brussels Ice National Conservative Convention Huron -North ForNomination ofCandidate TO REPRESENT THE National Conservative Party in the forthcoming Federal Election WILL BE HELD AT Wingham Town Hall Tuesday, June 27th at 8.30 p. m. The Guest Speaker of the evening will be CECIL FROST K. C. President of the Ontario National Conservative Association. All Those Interested in Good Govern- ment are Cordially Invited to Attend. H. J. A. 'MaoEWAN, ELMER D. BELL, President. Secretary. North -Huron 'National Conservative Association. GOD SAVE THE KING.