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HomeMy WebLinkAboutThe Clinton News Record, 1929-03-14, Page 9ef7`�:2' PAG; 9 THE 'CLINTON N]VWS-RECORD TI-LURSDAY, MARCH 14, 1929 frac fiiteI Mr. and Mrs. James McCartney, who have been spending the past winter in Toronto; visited .at ,the lioine o the former's uncle, Mr. Alex Thompson, Sr., and with other friends, 'last week and have now• returned to their 'home in Moose Taw. Nurse McTavish of Clinton is at present waiting en her friend, Miss Mk:Cully, who is quite ill. Her many friends hope to ;hear of her speedy recovery. Mrs. D;. Tough and daughter have completed' a quilt with 975 pieces in it. The pattern is called "The Last Children." Very great interest has been mani- fested by the congregation of. the United church in the special services conducted by Rev. T. A. Woods. of Ottawa. for the past two weeks. Mr. Woods has been engaged in evan- gelistic work for the past 25, years travelling from coast to coast .and also in the old land. Large eongre- gat'Lons assembled every night in spite of the very bad conditions of the roads. The services- will close on Friday night, 'March 15th. Londesboro Owing to the inclemency of the 'weather last Thursday the W. L post- t poned their meeting till Monday, when the regular meeting was held with the president in the chair, and sixty members present There–yes a great deal of business to be dont: A Motion was passed to send $25,00 to the V.iner's Relief Fund and also to mak • a donation of $25.00 to the hall board for wood. It is hoped that there will be a good attendance at the nursing and first aid course, which commences on the 18th. The ladies are looking forward to a good time on Friday night. , Mrs.. E. Adams gave a splendid paper on the "Pros perity df Canada and Memories of our Queen," and Mrs. Tamblyyn and Mrs. Hall papers on "Child Train- ing." All .papers were listened to with great interest. Miss Mamie • Shaddick also favored the gathering with a reading. Lunch was served in the basement the hostesses being, Miss E. Lyon, Mgrs. J. D. Elsley, Mrs, J. Crawford, Mrs. H. Shobbrook, Mrs. W. Howatt and Airs. 11. Sundercock. The medicine troop which came to the village on Monday was not very well patronized. The friends of Mrs. James Pipe of Goderich will be sorry to hear that 'she is very ill and is in the hospital there. We are pleased to state that Mrs. Murdie Ross, who has been quite sick, is improving nicely. The family of Mt. Alex Stewart plan to move to Stratford this week, where Mr. Stewart has been working fol some time. During their resi-, denee here they have made many friends and will be greatly missed from the edimmunity. The women friends of Mrs, Stewart 'presented her with an electrio grill and a purse of money as a slight token of regard The following is the address: "Dear Mrs. Stewart: It was with feelings of deep regret that we learned some time ago of your intended removal' from our community. During your residence here your ever cheerful sunny disposition have endeared you to all who have made your adouain- tance. Your services in the church have been rendered with the utmost diligence and painstaking care throughout. We consider this an op- portune time .to express our appree- iatiob and ask you to accept this gift as tangible evidence of our re • - gard for you, We join in wishing you health, happiness and prosperity in your new home and in evoking God's 'richest blessing upon you, up- • on Mr. Stewart and upon your fam- ily thrdughout time. Signed on be- half of the ladies of Londesboro'Uni- ted church, Mfrs, J. Tamblyn, Mass E. Lyon, Mrs. D. Mountain." Miss Ida Stalker spent the week- end at the home of Mr. and Mrs, Chas. Watson. Mr. James Roberton returned Sat- urday after visiting sometime with his sister, Mrs. T. X, Ruddle, in Win- nipeg. i Mrs. D. Mountain, Mrs. R. Yung-; blutt and Mr. W. Mountain went to Goderieh Tuesday; being called to the bedside of the former's daughter, Mirs. J. Pipe, who is in a very serious' eendition, Mit, Hold Johnston of London spent the week -end at his home here. Rev. 3. Abeiy is spending some time in Toronto, where he is under- going treatment for, his eyes. The Rev. A. A. Holmes of Clinton took charge of, his work on Sunday. Mrs. Mellen returned to her home, in Vineland Saturday after spending some time with Mrs. Jas. Campbell. Miss Mary Quinn o'f Blyth has been visiting her cousin, Miss Mary Cart- wright. ° London Road The meeting of the London Road Community Club will be held at the home of Mrs. Wili Moffatt on Wed- nesday, March 27th, instead of the 20th as anonunced, owing to illness. Some sneak thief or thieves enter- ed the Vacant home of Mra. (Dr.) Butler near , Clinton and removed several articles of furniture, dishes, etc, Tuckersmitn Township The March, meeting of the Tucker - smith Ladies Club was held at the home of Mrs. Vern Terryberry on Wednesday; *rah, 6th:' Rall 'call„ was answered with, an Irish joke and •a paper on St. Patrick was given' by Mrs. F. Pepper. Several items of in- terest on the School of Marketing were discussed' and sewing done for somepeter and unfortunate people in Northern Ontario. several new members were added to the list and several visitors were present. The April meeting will be held on Wednesday,' April 10th, at the home of Mrs. G. R: Fear. Roll call' to be answered by "Hot bed" ,suggestions, &tanieg Te wnsllilp Mrs.' Waiter Moffat and Lois, vis- ited her.. mother, Mrs. Fisher of Hen- sel', a few days this week. Mr. and Mrs. James'. McCartney of Tuxford, Sask., who are: spending the winter in Toronto, visited his uncle, Mr. Alex. Thdmson,, and other friends fora few days last week. During the severe wind storm last Wednesday night, Mir. Goldie Graham had his wind: -mill blown down. Mx. E. Keyes, who bought the Mc- Lean farm in Tuckersmith is now busy moving. Mr. James Bristol has been the cheat of lilir. Samuel Rohner the past week. Miss Graco• Churchill, who has been nursing Doris,' infant daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harold Penhale, has returned to Clinton-. )Miss Edna Hodgson of Walton Grove is at present+the guest of her sister, Mrs. Harold Penhale, , 1)1r. Wm. Sparks, one of Stanley Township's Holstein breeders, has sold his herd ''sire "Eche Paul Wayne, to Henry Steckle of Zurich. This sire is 3 years old and three of his grand prrace back to that great 41 lb.arents cowt, '"May echo 'Syl- via." Mr, Sparks has .purchased from X. M. Cline & Son of Belmont their herd sire, Sylvia Car Barn Pon- tiae. Heis seven years •old and. weighs 2500 lbs. His seven nearest dams have an average record of 33.25 lbs. butter in 7 days with 'an average milk test of 4.72 per cent fat. WINGHAM{: The young. pepple of the Westminster rGuild of St. Andrew's Presbyterian church en- tertained the young people of the A. Y. P.A. of St. Paul's Anglican church on Monday evening. There was a very large attendance and a splendid program, after which re- freshments were served. ritr le �.t 0 Red Seal Continental Motor Bendix Four-i'l)eel Brakes ,Morse Silent Timing Chain Full Force Feed Lubrication Passenger Cars Fours and She, frons $675 to $2095 f.o.b., Leaside, Ont. Standard Factory Equipment taxes Bxera B 129 2'HE AURANT "40" SPECIAL COUPS Make Your Own Comparisons HEN you go to see a new Durant «40", remember that it contains every feature that ' contributed to the phenomenal success of last year's'models. Improvements—yes, quite a number and all designed for mote satisfaction to you. 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