HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Brussels Post, 1939-11-1, Page 5THE BRUSSELS POST WIr,DNGSDAY, NOVEMBER 1elt
NEWS OF THE DISTRICT
Written for the Post By Our Own Correspondents
ETHEL
The following, a,C'LIyities welt , este
ed far the wee* lu aonneot'loneewlth
Ethel United 'Church eirellet:: Mou-
day, Oct, 30, leleaquerade Hallowe'en
social et Ethel, Tuesday, Oct 31, for
Roe's, et Mfrs, ,7 "1VLOFer1aue's, A
masquerade frolic, Ear Wednes-
day Ethel and Roe's W1M,S. meet
a,t Union awe, alslo oSlleial board
meeting at Ethel church. Choir
Choir practice'1lhursda.y at 8,15 pen.
for Ethel choir. Friday, bazaar
and afternoon tea to be held at Mns,
L. D, Er•aen's, sponsored by .Roe's
congregation,
WOtile in Ethel Thmrsday of last
week A. L. McDonald was ave,tadten
with sudden severe' heaat% attack
weakness but aallied sufficiently to
be taken to his home in Brussels
the fallowing day, '
. Mr. and Mrs. Pluntiebead af' Clin-
ton, were Sunday guests at United
church paareenage with Rev. Harold
and, Mrs, ,Snell,
P. N, and Mrs. Currie of 'Atwood
attended Ethel United church, even
ing service last Sunday.
Elizabebh Barton entertained her
girl friend Thelma Little, from
Atwood as her weekend guest, •
,Caul Ames has been quite indis-
posed for several days, symptoms
indicate quinsy.
We are glad to know that Calvin
Kreuter has made good recovery
alter Graving an eye severdic injured
recently,
Truck and trailer loads- of dry
stove wood are being brought to the
village and placedunder cover for
winter supply,
Carloads of feed grain arrived at
Ethel C.N.B.•Station during the
week for C. R. Dunlbar and have
been brought to his, chopping mill.
The trade-in dairy stype young
cattle continues brisk an assignment
for McDonald and son due to arrive
Tuesolay of this present week found
reader sale,
A generous lunch was, served
and a jolly time was eneoyed Mon-
day night Oct, 30 atthe masquerade
Hall:owe'en social, sponsored by
Y.P.S. of Ethel United church. First
prize boners went to Annie Frank
lin and Mervin Grainger costumed
as M9ekey Mouse, or (mouses)
.Anne Peistal received the award for
Yoengoet in costume. In the
coarse of 'the proceedings of the
evening Mrs. Mervin Grainger of
Jamestown who as Dorothy Frank
lin, prior to her marriage in June,
had been a lifelong member of
Ethel Y.P.S. was made the reripient
of an address, read by Mr, Stevens
Present president of Ethel ;society
and a silver flower basket presented
by Ma', Quest Dobson a co -associate
ire:ither with bfus, Grainger from
girlhood, elre, Grainier gr+acrnfully
and gratetully ec'ltuo'wleclged the
honor,
Mr, ,and Mrs. ,Older ' of Burins
Oregon and Mr, and Mrs. C, Camp-
bell of Timmins, Ont„ ,were recent
visitors at the home of the Misses
Ranson:,
The Women's Institute will meet
on Thursday afternoon, Nov, 9th at
L30 at the home oif Mas', W. Flood.
The mato "Keep peace by teaching
the evils of wear" will be taken, by
Delia MClninis. The 'Roll Call
will be answered by "What db yotl
consider the greatest evil, Topic,
"Thanksbivling today and Thank" -
giving before the ware will be tak-
en by Mau, Ames, . A ' damonstra-
tion of letter Writing a letter of
thaeks, -, srysnptethy,<. er,endehip and
b iE41,0 000 b4'. letes.'Jos, Bremner. All
the ladies and girls, of the Minimal,
Ity are cordially invited! to/attend,
Mrs, Spencer OOverholt, also Mr,
and Mrs, Kenneth , Overhoet, at
Wadntiee.t event. Sua'day 22ndwith
Mr. and, Mrs, Cecil lecltmier and
family.
Mr, aatii Mie, C. Delemier and
family spent Sunday last with Mr,
and Mrs, H. McNichol, Donegal,
"Cheerio My Deario" a 3 -act play
will be presented in Monerieff Unit-
ed Church, by the United Church
Ohoir of Londetlbbro, on Fri,, even-
ing, Nov, 10, at 8,15 o'clock,
This :play is in aid, of the newly
organized War Service Unfit of the
Church 'Ge'nie and aid a worthy
cause.
ONE GENT SALE
Thins week at Smith's Drug Store
Brussees. Pour moneyeranring days,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday,
CHANBHOK
The October meeting of the
Cheerio Workers, was held at the.
home of Mrs, C. Kernaghan,, on
Thursday, Odtob,er 19, with the
president, Miss Mae Fischer, pre-
siding. Mrs. (Rev,) Scott, of Kin-
cardine, secretary for ,the Y. W. M.
S. of Maitland Presibytery, was Pres-
ent at this meeting,
The ,meeting opened with ,the sing-
ing of a hymn, The Lord's Prayer
was repeated in unison The roll
call was answered with, a veree 00
Scripture by 13 members present,
The minutes of the Sept. meeting
were read by the secretary Miss
lean Oameron. Mrs. M. Engel
read 'ale _-thterenting story. The
Scripture lesson was read by Miss
Gertie Pride. tees. ,Scott• gave an
excellent'address en, "Thanksgiv-
ing
Thaniasgiving which was of much benefit to
the society, ;i2na. C, Kernaghan and
Mies Doris Porter sang a .duet. The
ar'rangennenits for the November
meeting' were made. The auxiliary
is invited to the home of Mas. A.
Hunter for their next meeting. A
story ivios, read by Miss Doris Pouter
entitled "Be Yourself." Mier sing-
ing of a hymn Mies Mae Fischer led
In prayer.
The offering was received and a
chapter train the stury'book "India
on the -March," was read. The
current events were read by' Mlse
Versa Fischer• and Edna 'Cameron
Mrs, C. Robinson and Mrs. George
Evans.
1; elrr,rd with singing
a hymn and repeating the Mizpah
Beneelietian in. unison.
During a social hour a dainty
lunch was served by the hosteets,
The Mende and neighbors, oS Mrs,
C. Olmistead are glad, to hear that
she is recovering crow her illness
which Confinedher to bed for the
last coutple' of weeke,
ONE CENT SALE
This week at Smith's= Drug Store
Briisee'lls Four money.lsalwing days,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saturday.
"Cheerio My Dearth" a 3 -act play
Reasons Why Ret d's
Glasses Satisfy
MODERATE IN PRICE
BACKED. BY THOROUGH EYE EXAMINATION
FRAMES AND :MOUNTINGS ADZE GUARANTEED AGAINST
BREACKAGE FOR ONE YEAR
21 YEARS EXPERIENCE
R. A. EID, R. O.
EYESIGHT SPECIALIST AT MISS HINGSTON'S
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON 2.00 Td 5.00 P. M. PHONE 51
will be, presented in Moner'ieff Unit
ell Churee by elle United Church
Choir ee Londetsboxo, on Fri„ eves•
ing, Ney, 10, at 8,15 e'elock,
This, play ia; in aid, of the naeeely
organized, War Service Unit of .the
Church Come and aid a worthy
05055,
BLUEVALE
ter, Wm. Thornton spent a few
days: With Mr. and M•rs, Anson
Plea -Mon and family and returned
house last Week again,
Ir, and Mre, Wilbent Mathers
and two daughters of Dublin visited
on Saturday evening' with his father
and Miss Stamper.
Miss, Elizabeth Robertson return-
ed to Toronto on Saturday `atter
spending the summer with her
mother and brother,
ear. and IVfrs. Witbeit Mathers
and Miss Hazel Stamper spent
Sunday with Mr, and Mrs, Dari
Mathens, and Elizabeth,
Mr. and Mahe, Melville Mothers
and son Arnold, visited on Sunday
with her aunt and .mother Miss
Agnes Hastings and Mrs, Samuel
Woods of Turnbemy,
Miss Dorothy Aitkens spent the
week -end wilier her aunt and mother
Mas, Alice AIken and Miss delary
Duff of Bluevale,
Don't forget Ebenezer Xmas tree
on Decsm'ber 22nd.
The hot supper sponsored by the
Ladies' Aid of Knox Presbyterian
Church on Friday night w„ a suc-
cess in every particular. The
school room and tables were decor-
ated in orbnge an. dblaok, Carryinb
out the spirit of Had1owe'en, making
a colorful setting, renewing the sup-
per, Rev, S. Kerr, of Meville ,Church
Brussels, gave a fine address on his
hereat 'trip to the Old Country, des,
cribing dire ,beauty spots ' and bhe
places, of historic 'fame in a most
hateeestlnig manner, Others taking
part in the .program 'were Mise
Douglas of Luc'know, who contri-
buted readings, and Miss Margaret
Cantles of Brwsesls, favored with
two solos, accompanied by Mrs, W.
C, Icing, Rev. Kenneth ,MacLean
of Wingtham, anted, as chairman,
Miss Ruby Duff, Reg, N., cot the
Woman's ,College Hospital t staff,
Toronto, who has recently re-
turned from a visit to the British
Isles, is, a visitor with her sisters,
Miss Duff end Mrs, Aitken,
ThankoffeeIng Service Held
The antral T1iankoffering service
Of the Woman's Missionat'y Society,
was held in the United Church on
Sunday. The pastor, Rev, '0, Tay-
e•n•or, gave the address, The Tuxis
quartet of Listowel United Church,
assisted the choir and gave some
fine numbers,
C. D. leaves, a student from
Knox College, Toronto, occupied the
pulpit in Knox PresbylterIan Church
on Sunday.
'Mr. and Mrs. William A„ Elliott,
of Brandon, Man., visited his broth-
er, Matt Elliott, and other , friends
in this vicinity last week-ead. They
spent the summer ,at Kirkland
Lake where Mr, Elliott, who is as
architect, was inspecting the build
ing of new schools. They are travel-
ing by cabin trailer to Monitana and
from there to Vancouver tie spend
the winter.
Bluevale Orange Lodge
Selects New Officers
New ()Dicers of Bluevale
are: Well, Wilson, Thornton]; D.M.,
MVIelville Mothers,. chaplain, Earl
II/millet; R S„ R, J Forest; tits
W. J', Peacock; treasurer, George
Thornton tint Gua1, Charles Mathes
lecturer,- Robs Abram and George
Johnston,
Leg Broken by Car
While Norman MnLtughlin was
ern
,the act of cranking his ear, just
seubih of the bridge on Wedneedaf
evening, he was sttruck by en ap-
proaching car mut suffered a tiro -
ken leg, He was taken to the
Whtgham Geeairal I3aspttal
Mr, rind' Mrs, Vernon :i-Ci'ggins, To-
ronto, visiting with Mr, and Mrs, J.
C.:. Higgins,:'
Mrs:. Nell', B, M 10nerern, Louise
and Gilbert 00 Mohm,t Forest with
lair;, and Mrs, R, F, (Mettles.
ONE. CENT SALE
This Week at Smiltlt's Di'ug Store
lerussels, new money -,seeing clays,
Weclnes11ay, Thunsdn•y, Friday and
Saturday,
GREY
A' Crolebeeie 'Social will be Held, j
TTuritlmi1Ss' Scihaol, 10th Grey,. o"
Tuesday, evening, Nov. 7. X;uo
will be aereed. Como and 010
an evening's fun.
Niels Grace Dennie of MnIellep l
spent the 'past week wit hhet' colledn
span MaobpT,
The Ocbobe'r meeting Of the "i.T W
M, S. anti W, A. et Union Oburcl
was held at tile thine pF Mie; R
W.Whitiielad' of the 14th. concession•
The meeting was, in charge of Mrs,
S. Machan, A delightful Much
was served by the hostess with
Mns. Currie of eetwood. pouring _tea.
Ani instructive and enjoyable after
noon was enjoyed by all present, Mti;
,Mastetr Barry Bremner, 12th con-
ceseion Is' under the doctor's'.eare;'
Friends hope for a speedy recovery,
Last week Bill McNair suffe'ed'a
severe heart attack which will' con'
fine Irian to his'bed for same time,
He is also muttering front e broken'
shoulder resulting from a fall when
the ladder broke while picking
apples, His many friends' hope
he will soon be' well again. •
Lt wase very discouraging to: rte,
pastor of Union United Chureif 'ri•
those in charge, of ,Sunday Sehoele
to find so many absent last SundsYe/
Surely when we make such an et -
fart to make our Anniversary Se1i
vices a success we can at least be
be ,present for regular service which
is just as inspiring. Let us re-
solve to do better in the future
beginning neraj Sunday. Sunday
School 2 p.ml Church service 3 p.m
Miss Viola 'Wilson of Toronto
spent the week -end at tine .home at
her mother 1Vens, R. Wilson, 9th roriee
of Grey.
Miss Dorothy Spedean of Totten
ham has been vlslting with her
cousins Edythe and Olive ,Spelran,
14th con, Grey,
Dote& 'forget the Bazaar and Tea
in. Walton Community Hall, Wed.,
November 8th, Everybody Welcome
ONE CENT SALE
This week at Smiths. Drug Store
Brulseels, Four money -saving days,
Wednesday, Thursday, Friday and
Saear'iay, 1J the community betfore she went to
Tp)onto to train, for a nurse. Lunch
i as served and dancing was en-
joed with ,the Leitch orchestra
supplying the music.
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-SEE and Ride in the
940 FORDVIIU8
wra call will bring one to your
door for . your inspect i yin,
the many new features
Ladd to the riding Comforts
always afforded by the
Ford. I
Ood Used Cars.
Worth Trying
Worth Buying
NOW - - is the time to,, gel
that good used car' t
at
L. & W.
JACKSON
Phone 161
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BELGRAVE
n-, The Belgrave . Women's Institute
' held a euchre and . •dance in the
ileorrester's hall Monday night, The
first part of the evening was spent
pefeeenee cards, The prizes went to
MeV Norman Walsh and Ceeir
Wheteller and the consolation pnizee
ko Arils. J. Dunbar and Clifford Ben-
The prizes were all donated
byte Mary Corley, Reg. N., of To-
540nto, who spent several years In
MORRIS
The farm of the late Robt. Nichol-
son, North ee, Lot 10, Con. 5 Morris,
was sold at the auction sale on
Thusday, Oct. 20th to Joseph Yuill.
A large crowd was present and
prices received were good, cows
sold as high as $35.00.
Last Friday evening, October 27.
ever one hundred relatives and
neighbors gatheeed at ,the home of
Franck and Mrs. Nichol to have a
miecellaneousi shower in honour of
the newlyweds, Mr, and Mrs, E1 -
wood McCullough, The numerous
gifts were beautiful and useful, The
evening was spent in dancing and
cards,
Mess Mildred Nichol, Toronto,
spent the week -end at the home' ae
her parents, Mr, and Mrs. Frank'
Nichol,
My, and Mrs Clifford Marks were
pleasantly surprised on Sunday by a
visit from Mr; Leonard Gastick of
NOW Liskeard, Misses Jaime and
Wilma Watson and Mr, Carson Wat-
son
atson of Gorrie,
We9,le•noton •Marks, 5th lime, has,
been under the docltor's, care tees„
week, His many friends hope fore
a speedy recovety
Donit forget the Bazaar and Teel'
to be held in Walton 0amrnunityr
Hall, under the auspices of At,,
George's Church, on Wedaeeday
November 310,
ONE CENT SALE
This week at Smith's, Drug Stade
B,:usseis, Four stoney -saving days,
Wednesday, ThutetinY, Friday and'
Saturday, p,_t
NOTICE
Votern' List 1939, Municipality of
the Township of Morris,
County of Huron
:NOTICE is hereby given that I have
conriplied with Section 7 a8 the
Voters' List Aft 'end that 1 have
nested up In my office in Bluevale,
on tete 23 day of Octauer, 1939,
Voters the est of all peesene entitl-
ed to vote in the said Municipality
r,t illunioleal elections and that silch
lest remains there for inspection.
And 1 hereby call upon, all voters
to take inunmediate proceedings to
have any ea•ot'rs 01' ontvtiaslong 000-
rooted according to. lac:, '
Dated In my office in: Bluevale this'
23 day of Ocitober, 1939.
ALEX' MacEWEN,
Clerk, Morris Township.
Mrs, Neil Montgomery left on
1 Saturday for London where elle will
join Mr, Montgomery who has been.
in the city for some time, They will
take up residence on Mallland
street,
The sale of stock and implements
held, by Mrs, Robert. Nicholsin was
quite successful doe Yule purchas-
ed the faint; Mr, and Mrs, Toni
An,be'nsen at Stm•eon River, visited
with Mr, and Mrs. Alex Manning;
Mrs, Earle Anderson and sons,
Jimmie and Ketch, are visiting with
her mother, hens. Young, at W,eJt-
port; Mrs, 'William Patterson of
Auburn, is spending some time
,-with her daughter, Mrs, Alex Man-
Iling,
:.The Young People's 'Society met
111; the school -room of the United
-'Church on Wednesday night lent
with the nChmistian 'Fellowship
`Cdriimlittee in charge, Gordon Neth,
ere ` was in the chair and Freda
'S'orden at the piano. The lesson
Weft, read by Leslie Vincent .and the
' prayer taken by bliss, . %%Donald,
'The:topic was an address by Goldie
' W3teelet in which he dealt with the
General Background of Young
leteetoplb's Work In the United church
nf'Canadn and, somespecial features
`Elft:leadership training, Stypplemrent-
eery to the topic and as a comment
hort,tt Miss Lane gave some im
pression, of the recent Conference
Convention iheid in Sarnia, The
recreational pepiod was under the
direction of Ruth Wheeler, There
"rtes a partletreariy good attendluice
Find the meeting was a very enjoy-
able one, The Executive met later
and made preliminary arrange-
ments for a special musical service
to be held on, the Xmas Sfinela]
night. - :: �, • ,
The W.M.S, of the United Ga
Belgraye held :their NoV
meeting in the church with.'
attendance, Mrs. R , :Oh
presided in the absentee
President, After the _fey.
period Mrs E. Wigitenan vee
presented the 1st chanter :Of
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study book `Moving Militons:r?c_'1
Thankoffering service is to be
oneSunday, Nov. 5 1n 'the chuech
with Rev; Mr. Wilson of Auburn eis.
guest speaker. ...:
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WALTON
A Croddnlole ,Social will be held iia':,
Turnbutl's School, 16th 'Grey, on"
Tuesday eventing, Nov. 7, .Lunch
will be served. Come and enjoy an
The annual Bazaar and Tea spon-'''.
sored by the Ladies' Guild and W.,
A. of St, George's church, Walton, is
to be held' in the Walton Community
Hall on Wednesday, Noveuper 9111
We don't need to :tell you what a
splendid stn ces's this, affair aywaps.
is, le you haven't been there you
have undoubtedly heard about its It
is the ideal place to purchase hang -
some Cln•isltnnas gilts, of all kinds.
Lovely pulite, fancy Sorg, aprons
and a posit of other beautifniand
useful arttolee. There will be a
white gift counter, a tell pond, a
guessing conteslt to add to' the fun
and variettu of the affair. Then
there is the bane -die candy and
homearn•ade baking, you couln't get
better anywhere. The tette those
ladies: serve is delicious! You be
there and find out ter younselfl
ONE OENT SALE
This week et Smith's Drug Store
Brulssola Four money -sawing days,
Wednesdlay, Thursday, Friday and.
Saturday,
Pt.JIWR Q RFU R At
Barrister, Solicitor, Etc
Phone 20?f - Brussels, Oa*A
F. F HOMUT}'
guarantees you the
Best Eye Service
Harriston, phone 118
Brussels (Second Thursdays)
Phone 26X
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