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SOUTH HURON SECTION OF meetings were conducted, oz the' lion Auxiliary; reading given by Miss
IIUhOri PRESBYTERIAL Si'. Ill, < means b•y.which'they were lining -to Jacques, of Exeter, and,the exercises
meet their allocation or the way by the Mission Band of Main Street
which they have of getting people, Church were inspiring giving all son
young or old, interested in this great' good thoughts to carry home
work of humanity. Each and all are 'Mies. Chane the Speaker of rho d i
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On Thursday morning, August30th,
South Section of W. TVI, S. Convention
o£ Ihrrtm Presbyterial Society of the
"United Church opened in Main Street
'United Church, Exeter, Mrs. Mollard,
vice-president; presiding.
The delegates were warmly Welcom-
ed. The church was filled within-
terested, earnest, enthusiastic work -
W ds of welcome come were given by
Mrs. Moorehouse and responded to by
Mrs. Amos, of Brinsley. The Secret-
ary, Finance'and- Courtesy Commie, -
tees were appointed. The minutes of
the last meeting were read by Mrs.
Monteith of Ifinrpen, who was appoint-
ed Secretary,
Auxiliaries were each called in or-
der and many were the pew ideas and
helpful hints given by one- and an-
other, as they told how their home
se
striving. to measure up to the amount' gave a very interesting illustrated
asked of them. talk on the work in Western Canada,
A hymn, 'The Old Rugged Cross,'' The Ukranian people now number a -
was rendered very sweetly by Iwo bout one half million and are' the third
young women of Main St. United largest; group of people in Canada.
Church.; , They are eager to learn, very l espi-
Mrs. Naftel told of the man inter. table; honest and above all capable of
y infinite developement. Marvelous has
esting Gooks she had on exhibition been the change in thepast twenty
and hoped that all would visit herin na n
her library,
ears. They Y now have a member in
parliament, The W. M. S. have a phi -
In' memoriam service was concoct vile e in helping' to keepthis western
ed by Mrs. `.Chon,as Gunning, of y g
Whalen after which Mrs, Canada truly Canadian and to save
Auxiliary, them for Christ.
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Robert Kydd, of Thames Road sang ,
so feelingly "One Sweetly Solemn" In e Redden, of hensall, gave a
Thought." wonderful solo, The City of God,
Reports were heard from Presby -
Rev. Mr: Moorehouse closed this terial Secretaries present, A confer -
session with prayer. ' encs, led by Mrs. ` LeRoy White,
Tho devotional exercises of the at:f brought out many ideas and solved
ternoon session were taken by Cell-. several difficulties. The resolution
tralia Auxiliary. I committee brought forward their re -
Dollars and Diana," a pageant port.
presented by the young women of Y We the Courtesy Committee, desire
' on this, the third Section .Convention
of the South'.liliron Presbyterial' to
bring' in our resolutions of thanks acid
appreciation to
, (1) Our dearly beloved and highly-
esteeMed Vice -President, Mrs. Mol -
lard. It is with very deep and sincere
senseof gratitude to Iiim who has
restored her in sufficient measure to
be with us once more, that we voice
the sentiments of each and every wo-
man as we pass this on to you, Mrs.
Mollard, our very best wishes for a
speedy and complete recovery to be
able to fill your most beloved position
in the Master's work.
And' to you, Miss Consitt, we es -
is 1
endo ourfor so ably a s.tr
t ixz thanks b y s r ng
us.
(2) To kiss Chase for her splendid
and enlightening address. Verily she
has made us feel we are all, brothers
under. one Fatherhood of God and we
are our brother's keeper.
(3) To all others who assisted -to
make the day's program a success,
especially the young '-girls who sang
and playedso beautifully, we extend
to you our thanks.
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URING its thirty months before the
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to its numerous . engineering advancements,,
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(4) To the pastor and people of
Main Street Church we render this
our hymn of thankfulness and praise
for the note df welcome given ns at
the dour as well as the splendid ad-
dress of welcome and the beautiful
display of flowers that diet us at the
well as w 11 a s inside.
sr e.
Lastly, but not least, we thank you
one and all for the beautiful dinner
served so 'expertly. This all enjoyed
to the utmost. We truss"t that each
one will go away feeling, "It was
good to have been there," and we.
know we will all look fonyard with a
great deal of pleasure and expectancy
to the Fourth Annual convention.
An invitation was extended -by the
Whalen Auxiliary which was apprec-
iatively accepted,
In a few closing worlds, Mrs. Afol-
lard gave an inspiring message, that
just where we are Lord, come to- us
and inak4 our whole lives songs of
praise. Rev. Mr. White closed the
rally with a benediction.
HURON COUNTY SCHOOL FAIR
DATES
Sept. 10th—Varna.
Sept. 13th—Goderich Twp.
Sept. 14th—Colborne Twp.
Sept. 17th—Ashfield Twp.
Sept. 18th—Ashfield Twp.
Sept. 26th—St. Helens.
Sept. 20th—Wroxeter.
Sept, 21st—Blyth. ,
Sept, 22nd--Howiek Twp.
Sept. 24th--Belgrave.
Sept, 26th—Usborne Twp.
Sept 27th—Crediton.
Sept. 28th—Grand Bend.
Oct. 1st—Dashwood.
Oct. 2nd—Zurich.
Oct. 3rd—Hensall,
Oct. 4th -Clinton Town.
Oct. 5th—Clinton Rural,
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The most important part of
your car -is the part`you never
see! But now we are especially
displaying an Essex chassis to
show the costly, fine
quality way it. is 'built 6,� �
Aside from such self -•+.i :� UP things seen or unseen.
evident superiorities as its bril-
liant performance, beauty and,'
quality, these advantages speak
for the complete quality way
in which the new Essex
and Super -Six is built —
f. o. b. Windsor, taxes extra -
Buyers contrail for cars oat o f income at lowest available char,,go
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Cooper of Loudon sir, visiting thuir
p u,ents here
Mrs. Gagen and son; Gordie, 'tete
visiting Mrs. Gagert's parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Jas. McClyiiont.
Miss Rose McLean returne'cl home
This weeks from Ilanmilton, whore she
was `spending . the past two weeks
with her brother, .William LteI.,ean'
and wife,
Mas. J. B. McLean, is enjoying a
few holidays with her brother Robert.
Mfrs. Sproat 'Patterson and children
have been holidaying` with Mr. Robb.
Cooper and family of the London
Road, north,
Mrs, J. Grieve and daughter of De-
troit` are visitors at- the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Abe borsythe, Tuekersmith,
1Vtr•. and Mrs, Wm. Ivison, who
have been holidaying near Iiinear-,
dine, returned Friday last.
Itippen is glad to be*able to claiin
once more an exceedingly clever
young scholar. This young man is
Mir. Clarence McLean; son of J. B. and
Mrs. McLean, who recently won c
scholarship' and we believe a gold
medal at Exeter High school. We ex-
tend our' hearty congratulations to,
Clarence.
Mrs, John Moffatt was removed to
London to St. Joseph's ' hospital on
Thursdaj+ for an X -Ray,
Mrs. Thos. Workman spent a few
days .recently in London.
Mrs. Will Harvey of London is a
guest' of Mrs. Albert Harvey of Lon-.
don Road, north.
Miss ,Johnston, nurse -in -training of
Stratford Hospital, was a guest re-
cently of her cousins, Mr. and 'Mrs.
John A. Workman.
Miss Johnston
spent several months here, nursing
Mrs. Workman some three years ;ago,
and made many friends who Were
pleased to -see her once more.
Master John Doig, son of Wm.
Doig, Jr., was taken very ill Tues-
day evening last, and had to be re-
moved to Seaforth hospital for an op-
eration for nppendicitis.
Mr. Percy Wiggins, who is helping
Mr. John 'Workman in his harness -
shop, spent Sunday in London with
his family. Mr. Wiggins has secured
Mr. Spark's home in Hensall and will
shortly move into it and continue
working in our village.
'the young daughter of Mr. and
Hrs. Dan Bell of Boston, who is at
Present visiting here, was taken to
Seaforth hospital Thursday night and
operated on for appendicitis. We are
glad to learn she is doing fine.
Rev. A. Brown, a former Methodist
minister and at one time stationed
here, preached in St. Andrew's 'Gni-,
ted church Sabbath last. Ibis old time
friends were pleased to have another
opportunity to hear Mr. Brown.
Mr, and Mrs. Vern McClymont of
Detroit are holidaying in our village,
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A Column Prepared Especially for Women--'
But Not Forbidden kJ; Men
A tree is one of Nature's words,
A word of peace to man,
ei word that tells of central strength
From whence all things began,
A word to preach tranquillity
• To all
our restless elan.
Who loves a tree, he loves the life
That springs in star and clod;
He loves the love that gilds the cloud,
That greens the April sod;_
He loves the wide beneficence;
His soul takes hold ori God."
—.Massachusetts Audubon Bulletin,
1 wonder if people wouldn't be hap-
pier if they world get, out more?
"Get out more," -'I hear someone ex..
cla]ln, "why are they not getting out
all the tune, running here, there and
everywhere; never content but when
they, are going somewhere?" Yes, .1.
know.' There is more moving. -about
than there ever was, but dashing a-
bout in ears is not really getting out,
it is "getting there." What I mean
is getting out into the open, taking.
time to view a pretty bit of scenery
or a sunset, taking a walk over fields
and through woods, breathing the
clear, bracing air and finding in the
whole experience strength and vigor
of .n mind and. body. The getting out in
automobiles is all right for people
who cannot walk well, it is better than
nothing. But to the sturdy, both men
and' women alike, a gond walk, now
that the cooler weather is here, per-
haps a lengthy walk, would I believe,
be beneficial:
I enjoyed just such an exhilarating
walk on Monday, from Iake to river
and along a grassy wooded bank,
where occasional glimpses could be
seen of the opposite bank, rising steep,
a solid mass of foliage, below a rip-
pling stream and all about wild flow-
ers, vines and shrubs, Then returning
by ^a pretty, winding, tree -lined road'
to a well-earned substantial supper,
rendered none the less enjoyable by
an interruption to view the sunset ov-
er the lake, Then rest and chatter and
finally hours of happy, restful sleep
in a Porch open to the Air and in full
view of the rising moon, which rode
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majestically- for a time through fit-
ful clouds but soon -allowed itself to -
be Napped under their covering, like
huge, billowing comforters, Tho ex-
perience of getting out of doors is al-
ways a happy one to me and I. return
with a feeling''of freshness and fitness
which no other sort of a holiday
gives. '
RE'BEKAH
BRUSSELS: Mr, and Mrs. D. C.
Ross, Brussels, announce the engage-
ment of their youngest daughter,
Marjorie Torrance Ross, B,A,, to
Mr,- Richard Monro Blain, Kitchener,
Ont., son of Mr. and Mrs. W. N. Blain,
Galt, Ont., the marriage to take place
the 'middle of September.
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Wednesday of this week was a gala
day here as it was the annual Flower
show, It was held in the S. S. room
of our church, which looked like one
huge bower of beautiful flowers. Ev-
erywhere you looked one saw flowers
and yet more flowers, All eontest-
tants had their allotted space vers
prettily decorated and all deserved
and won great praise for there won-
derful bloom. We cannot mention all
but among the prize winners were:
Wnr. Ivison, the president of the
Society, 1st in roses; Miss Whiteman,
lst in Sweet Peas; Mrs. Jas. Mustards
display of Dallas were splendid and
worthy of special mention and won
lst as also were the display of Glade
by Miss J. Chesney. Mrs. A. Mon-
teith's asters were es usual glorious ,
and won lst prize, Mrs. Bowey ear-
ried off the honors for panseys; Mrs.
Rev. Lundie's collection of Perannuals
won 1st; Mrs. Wm, Anderson's potted
flowers won lst in collection. There
were many more who deserved men-
tion. The judge had a difficult job
to decide, but all seemed quite satis-
fied. The following day a number of
beautiful flowers were given to
Li lends of the sick to be sent to hos-
pitals. Some were sent to London to
one of the Society's members, Mrs.
Moffatt, In all it was- one of the best
shows yetheld. by the Society. The
special prize offered by Mr, Bowey for
crest variety of Dallas and Glaris, was
won by Miss J. Chesney. The judge
was Dor; Roweliffe of Exeter. The
Cream was served during the after
noon, a silver collection being taken
at the tloor 'and amounting to over
$10,00.•
BLYTl3: Citizens generally will
regret to learn of the intended remov-
al of Rev. W. R. Ilawicitr and family
from town. Mr,' Hawkin has been
selected as rector of the Anglican
church at' Forest and' expects to oc-
cupy his new charge by October. '1st.
It has not been announced as yet' who
will be the new rector of 'Trinity.
Church. The family will` be Missed
very much in .town, Mrs, Hawkin' be-
ing a talented singer and ahvays wil-
ling to desist whenever requested.
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